Ex Black Power gang leader - Phil Paikea
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Matua Phil Paikia is a former president and founding member of the black power gang in Whangerei. After years of violence and drugs he decided his life needed to change.
He is now with safe man safe family, along with Vic Tamati. A organisation teaching the nation of New Zealand that family violence is not okay.
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Love you Dad ❤ Grateful to be chosen as one of your 6 daughters and proud of the kaupapa you live and breathe with Vic and all the unsung, unseen heroes working in these spaces around Aotearoa X
Your Dad is an inspiration, we need more Men like him to step up and help the younger generation see the light.
When he spoke about his dog I was so heartbroken for him, poor thing.
My brother had dogs all his life and cant imagine my father doing that. My bro woulda killed him straight up. As for your grandfather calling his kids useless, mine used to call us kids mongrels and useless all the time so can understand your dads korero. Mean korero👊.
Your dad is an amazing man. ❤
❤How lovely to see your comment, we all have pasts but clearly it’s the now what matters plus your dad has broken the cycle 🫶🏻fifi
your dad is a numpty
I stopped drinking 25 years ago, i was an asshole on booze and will never ever again surrender my wairua to the bottle
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jack- years ago ahh tryed to stop a full Hine boozeing , and when ahh saw her 3 years later she had a child that was retarded and looked like it had drunk a 1,000 bottles while in the womb. Did not say a word to her mom about it .
Very powerful korero..everyone would tell me what a nice man my dad was...they had no idea the alcohol turned him into a woman bashing monster..I stopped him with a bottle of Lion red to the back of his head as he beat my mum..he never hit her again , but sadly she died 1 year later when I was 16..when my father was 91, I leaned over his wheelchair in the hospital room and told him I forgave him...he died that night..my advice for fathers is this...IF you want your children to lose all respect and grow up despising you, it is a simple formula..bash their mother , that beautiful woman whom gave them life...and loved them unconditionally.. Alcohol is the most insidious drug we have..it eats up and slowly destroys one soul...all the love from Kaiwaka Phil , home to many amazing Paikea's I am proud to call friends..
as sad as it seems, what a beautiful story, much love perry, god bless you ❤️
I love my dad for teaching me for what not to be as an adult. I am so happy to see so many making changes to better their lives and those around them. Thanks King Dave, love your work.
One common denominator in all your guests bro. SHIT PARENTS = troubled kids. Everyone watching this has a chance to make a change. It’s never easy but worth it in the long run
Kia Ora Phil. I enjoyed listening to your testimony, powerful brother, I had a good friend, best mate that moved back to NZ, his Testimony was powerful, then I heard you mention the
name Nahi, my mates name is Pastor Richard Nahi, resides in Kohukohu. I knew a Crhis Nahi, that is my mates brother...enjoyed your korero once again brother.
i cried over this episode. There is something very Powerfull to this mans testimony. All of these links resonate on some level. Thank You.
My story’s similar. Born in dargaville moved to whangaruru went to bay of island college. Lived in Auckland city ie grey Lynn and glen innes. Then the Gold Coast in Tasmania now. The thing I miss the most is my whanau
Another great interview, two men he mentioned on here one I knew and one I deeply admire. Abe Wharewaka use to work with and Billy Graham my favourite preacher who doesn’t mince words, biblically upfront and direct, RIP to both.
Keep up the good mahi, love your channel.
Primo as , thankyou very much
Gang life is not the “ right way” but for some it’s the “only way”We need more men like this to step up and guide our younger generation and teach them there’s a lot more to life than a life of crime. 💯
Wow, met this man thru my uncle Mike Norman (a pastor at the time)when I was still just a child, I’m 46 now and that’s the first time I’ve heard his story, bless you Phil
Hail Christ - wishing you all a great life
God.bless.you.beautiful.testimony
Well its safe to say that despite this gentleman once being a very violent man, he comes across as a very caring loving articulate individual that has been to hell and back. There lies the lessons of life! Huge respect Sir.
That's whats wrong with today's world. Old people telling young people to get a job but it's actually really hard nowdays. The old folks had it easy
Awesome keep shining the light✌🏻peace Keep it💯💪🏻strong Azzzzzzzz🙏🏻ArMen
Loved your words GOD BLESS BROTHER 🙏 ❤
The most real thing I’ve heard on my life. Loves
Amen Phil awesome testimony Praise God for His love for us like you I to walked down the same path but had to move to Australia to find salvation in Christ Jesus our Lord and Saviour.
Dave once again you have Bless us with another awesome story may God continue to Bless you as you continue to Bless other much love brother coming at ya from Melbourne Australia 🇭🇲
Thank you brother I’m trying it’s so hard
its hard for all of us trust, put it in Gods hands ❤
most victims become offenders
I have meet many gang members in my time just in passing and if you say hi to them or something positive you will receive a wonderful conversation. Adversity builds courage and strength and humanity.
Crazy world bashings from teachers and parents uncles grandfather's was the norm back in the day
I remember getting the kettle cord. Made me pee my pants
Life changing content cuz.. much aroha
Awesome thanks for sharing
Awesome testimony Phil.
Uncle Phil! Mad love always! Thanks for all the best childhood memories. Taking us up to the beach on the back of the Ute. I’ll cherish them always. You’re an inspiration to us all.
Loved his Mum. Wonderful example of the best things of whanau
Kia ora Phil paikia love everything about you and love everything about what you doing to all our whanau out there binging love light and sun shine. Beautiful brother love you heaps from the sunny hawkes bay
Great interview! Much love Dave
Gidday Phil, Rowan and I were having a yarn yesterday about the bond he formed with Potiki. Hi from us to you and Rowena xo
My siblings and myself were subject to the same abuse by both my parents alcohol abuse, the same story, my Dad would finish work early and straight to the pub and mum close behind, come home and argue and usually end up with Dad beating my Mum black and blue, not always like that but the violence was there, I made a promise to myself that I would never be that person but I ended up the same person in the end unfortunately, it took most of my life before I realized what I was doing was wrong and I am making changes but its hard to regain respect from my kids and my beautiful wife when the damage is already done but I'm trying my best. It's interesting when you mentioned the voices, yeah I had that too, more so me talking to myself like an evil me sitting on my shoulder edging me on and usually me ending up in bar fights when I was young and ended up with a reputation for all the wrong reasons, I used music, any music, sort of like turning off the trigger, well seemed to work for me and still dose, I also gave up alcohol which was a huge game changer for me. Without seeming too self centered of the most part but most of all I did it for my Whanau, my friends and all the people I hurt along the way.
JESUS is the way the truth and LIFE 🙏💯❤️
Who Has all Authority and the Kingdom power and the Glory for ever and ever AMEN
Phillipians 2 :10-11
BLESS YOU NAME AND BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST AMEN
Tena koe unkle preacher
And it's PAIKEA not PAIKIA
Kiora and Malo e lelei brother Phil, thank you for sharing your wonderful testimony. God blessed❤️🙏
so sad what u had to go through paikia. and yes we usually do believe it when someone says your hopeless cause my father said things like that too unfortunately i still hate his guts and we dont have a bond
Awesome testimony brother you are an inspiration safe man safe family 👪 no other success can compensate for failure in the home 🙏
Nga mihi nui nei bro, Ma te Atua hei manaaki ki a koe! God is good all the time
Why do that to the dog and his family. What a good man we have in this interview
Ruakaka is a nice spot bro beautiful place
im telling yah... havent been decade + but was beutiful from nemory
Leather belts were nasty
Kiaora phil i was at the riot a lot was said and done i had a lot of resentments becauze of it then i had to change still a bro but changing i loved abb he was a pono bro big ups one day i mite give up the patch but its all i know sfh!!!
God bless you and your family's stay strong in the word of our lord Jesus christ my brother,love your korero
Kia ora Piakea! Tautoko this message hard my whanau
Kia ora ra Preacher, You are a leader, a mentor, & a fantastic human being. You always give of yourself & ur family...Mihi aroha atu ki a Rowena,to hoa rangitira tuara for sharing you with the world!! You have an incredible memory & ur always ready to tautoko others & not urself....I would like to thank you for the kind words u spoke at my husband, Te Whata Leaf's cremation...I wasn't in a good space at the time but my aroha & best wishes go to u & ur whanau...Like Te Whata, u are a man of great change!!
Preacher Chur Phil always love
Beautiful inspiring testimony! Jesus' amazing Grace! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING! God Bless you.
God bless ❤️🙏
Talk is cheap , actions speak louder, respect is earned…….and easily lost…..sermon over.
Kia ora Phil arohanui ki a koe bro
the lord is so powerful, and so overwhelming ...walk with Jesus forever ❤️ Kia kaha
What a friend we have in Jesus ❤️
Love you Phil and would love to meet up God willing.
Awesome man✌️
Why don't the Black Power and Mongrel Mob leaders burn their patches and End these gangs. No more Black Power and Mongrel Mob, but become, JUST MEN!
Peace and Love!
Wouldn't work because someone else will just start another gang just as bad.
Fag
roi- the brainwashin is too Deep.''
Chur brother much ❤ I was brought in those times
17 Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.
18 And all things are of God, who hath reconciled us to himself by Jesus Christ, and hath given to us the ministry of reconciliation
2Corinthians 5:17-18
GANGSTER FOR GOD,GOD BLESS AND PROTECT AND GUIDE YOU ALWAYS ❤🙏💯 JESUS IS 👑!!!LOVE YOU BROTHER FROM ANOTHER MOTHER BUT THE SAME HEAVENLY FATHER PRAISE GOD 🙏❤
Cool korero bro ✊
When he calls 📞 we follow .... Jesus is the lord 🙏 amen
Tena koe Matua. Ka pai to korero.
Tena Koe e te Rangatira
😢It’s so sad to hear about the beatings from your Dad, One can only guess what he was taught & went thur , the fact your breaking the cycle & have understanding to your dad is just beautiful- Forgiveness in fact sets us free ❤ kids can be told 99% negative things but it’s that one comment that you’ve “ Useless “ is the one that sticks & we believe 🫶🏻Fifi Your infact here helping others wishing u all the wonderful things in life
Dam the more I watch your videos the more I see the common trait of dad coming home drunk and beating on us kids and mum takes the whole brunt of it,thought I was the only one,but it looks like it was a common thing back in the days 🙁
What are the origins of the gang name Black Power?
From the American black rights movement! It was originally called the black bulls!
@Jeff Rey but he's Maori and over here to the racist white people they call us the n word as if where black over here so pretty much our people are black to you white folks 🤣
@@DRE-HRUYAN oh right, thanks. It’s unusual though as I don’t think anyone is black in the NZ black power gang, mainly made up of Maori
@@jeffrey4550he’s Maori 😂
❤❤Awesome mahi Whanau..
ruakakas beutifull havent been over decade from what i remember ill roaming around beach to 4sqaure
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Amen brother God is good
😎🙏 Kia Kaha
I still can't believe alcohol is legal ..the government needs wake the f up
He ain't black
Very Proud. Well spoken
Wonderful, nice stuff
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Appreciate your korero Phil, our tane need your korero even more these days. Please continue to reach out to them. Tripoli road, happy days..Nga Mihi Bro.
Awe ❤
How’s he the black power leader with white skin ???
He’s Maori
Why does he have to be black?
@@chaddyyy9401 and ? His skin is white as ?
@@k____one2510so what if he’s white
Miharo te korero Matua Phil~Mauri Ora x
Kia-Ora mean about tai stick maybe I was 6 at the Mon 4221 alec 23:26
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society says men can get pregnant and women can drive so.... no hope
I moved to Australia.
❤I’m not a fan of gangs , however, I DO understand how it’s a sense of family that gives connection, as I’m sure most came from a hard childhood. ❤How awesome to see how one can change and we all have a past it’s what you do with the future that counts, Wishing you nothing but the best in life, with respect- 🫶🏻fifi
Ex gang Leader of "Black Power" yet he's as white as I am.....wtf
You're kidding a bro🤔