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Peace 'n' Prosperity Party

General Information Country  New Zealand Abbreviation PnPP Newspaper PnPP Express Forum [1] Colors Blue, Purple and Red Founded Oct. 6th, 2010

Political President JarkesH Vice President Spud of Doom Secretary General Oboacer Councillor M1TRO Spokesman Sor3naa Members 20 ▲ Congress Occupancy 2/27 seats, 7% Orientation Center Ideology Anarchist

The Peace 'n' Prosperity Party (2010- ), commonly known as the PnPP, is a centrist, anarchist political party currently active in New Zealand. The party was founded on the first day of the nations’ existence and is the oldest active party in NZ. It has been a top-five party throughout its existence.

Sometime in 2014 (est) party changed its ideology from Libertarian to Anarchist

Contact information

The offical IRC channel for the Peace 'n' Prosperity Party is #PnPP.nz .The Party has its own section on the official New Zealand forums [2] where active members regularly discuss Party politics and initiatives.

Party History

For a full history of the party please visit our History of the PnPP

Three Pillars

• Peace = not attacking other countries (except in agreement for training purpose)
• Prosperity = setting economic parameters in a way that keeps the economy competitive on a global scale, (particularly by keeping import taxes low)
• Part of the Coalition = accepting the results of primary elections and following a common strategy to fight off PTOs

The political positions of the PnPP have evolved with time. Originally the party was founded as a centre-right, libertarian party but as ideology has meant relatively little in NZ politics, this done mainly as the original founders were deemed to adhere to that ideology. Many of its early members were attracted by the centre-right label and it did adhere to this ideology during its early era.

However, after the 2nd Don KronoX government (the first PnPP led), the party evolved into a more centrist party and basically abandoned all forms of ideological support. It has generally since adopted a broad approach to ideology, mostly because of its size and the varied membership it has attracted with time. Eventually, in fall 2012, the party voted to change its official ideology to centrist, confirming the reorientation which had taken place since its creation.

PnPP Presidential Candidates

The founding logo of the PnPP

President of New Zealand
	PnPP Presidential Candidates	October 2010 - Present

Party Leadership

The second logo of the PnPP

Party President
	Past Party Presidents	October 2010 - September 2012