In case you missed it over the past few days, let’s start today with the best 15 second video ever. I was tearing up with joy watching it. Click HERE
Seam Plunket continues to give us fantastic media coverage
Check out these links:
Here are the centres where we have meetings:
These are tentative at this stage because centres are having to confirm that the date given them suits them.
The email address of THE PLATFORM radio station is hello@theplatform.kiwi
If the station get’s lots of emails from us, it will encourage them to keep going with this topic, which is what we want.
Another thing you can do which is HUGELY effective is to text Shaun on 5050 or even better phone in and talk about it. 0800 DEBATE or 0800 332283
what a great interview to highlight the ongoing situation of this takeover of N Z by the Maori activists & fat cats lurking in the background. We need to WAKE up & pay attention to the state of our democracy before we all ind up in the cooking pot with some puha.
Did not see your comment yesterday, Tony.
Good analogy, in the cooking pot with some puha indeed!!
I listened to the interviews with both the mayor of Kaipara District and the mayor of Whangarei. Two different attitudes. Mr. Jepson was clear and concise in his opposition to co-governance, he obviously knows what a crock of Maori Supremacist excrement it is while
Mr. Cocurullo squeaked like a squeezed weasel skating around issues and trying to be ‘all inclusive’. Without a trace of doubt ‘woke’.
People need to understand that the Maori Supremacists are for the most part descendants of turekareka – slaves – who would probably not exist if not for the Chiefs deciding to put an end to ongoing utu by ceding sovereignty to the British Crown for one law for all.
Everyone I know with some Maori heritage including immediate family are 100% against all this separatist rubbish but then they are intelligent and know history.
Does any think the Maori forgot how to fight?
The Native land court awarded land to maori individuals thus giving rise to the Maori elite.
Now after taking the treaty money the ambitions of the elite are financially resourced, supported by educated ambitious academics lawyers judges and of course there is always a comfortable seat on a corporate board for a compliant politician.
The result is a determined push for Maori to extert disproportionate influence in all levels of local government various authorities and now national govt.
This has resulted in the spectacular success and failure of democracy of exemplified by being able to take the water assets off communities for NOTHING.
Then those communities will pay the maori for the costs to set up their control of the water Estimated over $400 million.
After that the community will pay in perpituity the going costs of that Maori control.
For example the South Island will be paying Ngai Tahu to control the communities water.
I wonder who will get the contracts and who will have their irrigation allocation reduced ?
If I were a farmer on the Selwyn river I would be very concerned as the Selwyn council has already signed up to the Ngai Tahu plan ( Te Mahaanui ) to control the Selwyn catchment and greater Canterbury catchment.
Is it possible that the new water authority run by Ngai Tahu will reduce water and farm viabilility in the Selwyn while the Ngai Tahu pumps run flat out pumping the guts out of the Hurinui.??
Of course if you can starve competitors of their most vital resource it makes it cheaper to take that business/land off them.
The future is clear .
The maori elite will not respect the act in good faith element of the treaty.
They regard themselves as the exculsive owners”mana whenua” and have the resources to advance their ambition.
The rest of the population as non “mana whenua” can pay the Maori landlords rent for our use of their country.
Currently the Maori elite are more determined,better resourced, and successful than the “other people” who live in NZ.
The only thing the Maori elite accept is “ringi kaha” – the strength of the arm.
The choice is now clear.
Organise and show the major political parties that the “other” people of this land’s “fires of occupation still burn” and we have the political “strength of the arm”
Otherwise you and your children will be tenants in your homeland and can pay rent for that occupation to the Maori elite have extinguished your mana.
In fact you are already doing it. – Three waters
Under English Law, Queen Victoria did not have the power or authority to give special rights or privileges to Maori in the Treaty of Waitangi not already enjoyed by all the people of New Zealand, and none were given. This has been completely ignored by our governments, judges, lawyers and most researchers/historians since, 6 February 1840. FACT!
Did not see your comment yesterday, Tony.
Good analogy, in the cooking pot with some puha indeed!!
I have been questioned about my statement above, “not already enjoyed by all the people of New Zealand”. Governments and our researchers and historians completely ignore Queen Victoria’s Royal Charter/Letters Patent dated 30 July 1839 that placed New Zealand under the dependency of New South Wales with the Proclamation being read at Waitangi by Lt. Governor Hobson on 30 January 1840. This placed all the British people under the laws of England before the Treaty was signed. The Treaty place Maori under these same laws. No more, no less!
Thus, Britain had claimed Sovereignty over New Zealand by Royal Charter, under the “Law of Nations” on the 30th July 1839.