Herein is the provisional story...just for you to set in.
Hopefully that is what you want. can write more but i'm concious of your
death line....

Malo e lelei comrades of Amerika... a  little update  from down under...

Polynesian Panther Party  37 years on....
Bennie: Use this for them

 by Will 'Ilolahia, former Chairman PPP 1971-76

Like Amerika's BPP ,the New Zealand equivalent has also  a legacy 37
years on...For  the 35th Anniversary (2006) a book was released
(copies available c/- Billy X www.itsabouttime.com).
Titled  “ Polynesian Panthers; the crucible years 1971-1974  its a   
collection of stories written by
members, associates,supporters


For example Part Six  “Once a Panther,always a Panther” includes   
stories by those pictured.
L-R...I'n I= Will the scriptwriter  herein,  Tigilau Ness, with raised
fist ,our Minister of Culture, Vaughan Sanft Minister of Supplies and
Rev. Mus Strickson- PuaPua whom assisted with PPP Homework Centers in
our younger days.

The PPP started June 16th 1971...when in Auckland NZ  Vaughan,Will  
and  5 others were tired of the “divide and rule”tactics of the  
system when  indigenous Maori fighting their Tongan, Samoan, Niuean,  
Cook Islander  cousins...We wanted to stop fighting each other and  
work collectively  for the betterment of our people.

Modeled on the teachings of Huey P Newton, Bobby Seale and BPP Central
Committee,  we grew from a Polynesian panther movement to full party
status by 1972. Who would of thought, other than the Lord our saviour
,the Panther Spirit would be global and this year hopefully we will
all meet up in Tanzania August. ( By buying our book assists with our
funds for trip...)

Now as  Executive producer of PiTV (Pacific Islands TV)  our  
“legacy”  Komiti (basically who ever turns up to our annual June  
16th  anniversary.) has reminded  me  to follow up the  book with a  
movie.
Since movies are really an Amerikan invention, any interested
investors from Hollywood comrades..?
(LOL)  I've been mandated I suppose by our equivalent to your
itsabouttime gigs for 2011 release.

Auckland is the largest Pacific Islanders city in the world. The PPP
were very instrumental in making this city and country a better place
to live for us Polynesians and hosts (mainly European immigrants) We
had a 10 point platform and programme. The amazing legacy we are
presently in, is that our children have gone onto better things.

Many award winning top musical artists like Che Fu , Scribe and Lady6
parents were PPP members.
Che's  father is Tigilau Ness (pictured) a musician himself and mother
Miriama Rauhihi PPP's first full time community worker. Our national
Rugby All Blacks team member Fred Atiga has PPP parents.

We have national representatives in Water Polo, Film industry and  
many  other successful “cubs”
Meanwhile some of our members have moved onto higher ranking positions
such as  the Chaplain of the whole NZ Navy, Top 10 Executive Chef in
the world, Government managerial roles, University lecturer and just
successful parents.

All power to the Panthers