Post by Kiwi Frontline on Mar 14, 2016 5:23:11 GMT 12
The New Zealand Herald 14/3/16
WHAT IS THE TREATY?
What the Treaty truly is or means could have been sorted out over 20 years ago if our collective historians had provided the public with the correct, in-depth information.
“Interpretation” of the treaty is an utterly futile undertaking until such times as the Littlewood documents’ (found 1988) significance is scientifically addressed.
Dr Michael Bassett stated ( National Business Review, March 2005) “what you have been dealing with for the last 30 years are some very inventive people stretching the wording of the Treaty so far it is falling apart because of the games that are being played with it”.
Successive governments have not treated their electors with the respect or regard to gaining a majority consensus over treaty issues. That has resulted in tribal elite, institutionalised Maori driving politicians into creating and enacting government acts and policies that enrich and enhance one culture over others and that carries the label of racism.
M J A
Tauranga.
WHAT IS THE TREATY?
What the Treaty truly is or means could have been sorted out over 20 years ago if our collective historians had provided the public with the correct, in-depth information.
“Interpretation” of the treaty is an utterly futile undertaking until such times as the Littlewood documents’ (found 1988) significance is scientifically addressed.
Dr Michael Bassett stated ( National Business Review, March 2005) “what you have been dealing with for the last 30 years are some very inventive people stretching the wording of the Treaty so far it is falling apart because of the games that are being played with it”.
Successive governments have not treated their electors with the respect or regard to gaining a majority consensus over treaty issues. That has resulted in tribal elite, institutionalised Maori driving politicians into creating and enacting government acts and policies that enrich and enhance one culture over others and that carries the label of racism.
M J A
Tauranga.