Former National front leader Kyle Chapman is attempting to drum up support for an exclusive community of "like-minded Europeans" in North Canterbury.
In a leaked email, Mr Chapman says a dwindling white population, greedy politicians and "multicultural brainwashing" by schools have left the country crumbling.
"This is not the Kiwi way, this is pretty gross," says Waimakariri MP Clayton Gosgrove. "It's nutty, it shouldn't be taken seriously, but it is disturbing. I don't want to see is Mr Chapman and his nutty mates goose-stepping around Kaiapoi or Rangiora."
North Canterbury has had reclusive communities before. The Cooperites and their disgraced leader, Hopeful Christian were based in the region for years.
Mr Chapman is looking for funds to create the "unified mini-state" and once they have enough money and members, they will then want to spread to other parts of the country.
According to Mr Chapman's email, the community would focus on survivalist training, sport fighting, business creation and schooling.
He says there would be safety in numbers as well as more mundane benefits such as a bar, access to a natural water source and a large vegetable garden.
Mr Chapman hopes to begin compound-hunting within two years.
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