Post by Kiwi Frontline on Nov 26, 2017 16:30:03 GMT 12
SIR WILLIAM GALLAGHER CLAIMS TREATY OF WAITANGI COVER-UP
Waikato business leader Sir William Gallagher is under fire after claiming the Treaty of Waitangi is a farce.
While Sir William, who made his fortune in fencing, made the comments during a speech to businesspeople at Waikato Stadium on Friday, he was happy to expand on the topic on Sunday.
The Treaty papers on display at Te Papa were fraudulent documents and the concept of the Treaty itself was a rort, he said.
"It was addressed to all New Zealanders, not native New Zealanders," he said.
"There is no doubt [Māori] gave up sovereignty ... and now we have these bloody reparations going on."
The Foreshore and Seabed Act was an example of the Government handing over the rights of all New Zealanders to Māori, he said.
"Don't think it's not happening. Just go to the south end of the beach at Whiritoa and try to go for a walk there. There is netting there - that's the Māoris trying to fence it off.
"It's separatism. This is apartheid. There is no definition of Māori ... You are Māori if you feel you are Māori.".....
www.stuff.co.nz/business/99247542/sir-william-gallagher-claims-treaty-of-waitangi-coverup
Waikato business leader Sir William Gallagher is under fire after claiming the Treaty of Waitangi is a farce.
While Sir William, who made his fortune in fencing, made the comments during a speech to businesspeople at Waikato Stadium on Friday, he was happy to expand on the topic on Sunday.
The Treaty papers on display at Te Papa were fraudulent documents and the concept of the Treaty itself was a rort, he said.
"It was addressed to all New Zealanders, not native New Zealanders," he said.
"There is no doubt [Māori] gave up sovereignty ... and now we have these bloody reparations going on."
The Foreshore and Seabed Act was an example of the Government handing over the rights of all New Zealanders to Māori, he said.
"Don't think it's not happening. Just go to the south end of the beach at Whiritoa and try to go for a walk there. There is netting there - that's the Māoris trying to fence it off.
"It's separatism. This is apartheid. There is no definition of Māori ... You are Māori if you feel you are Māori.".....
www.stuff.co.nz/business/99247542/sir-william-gallagher-claims-treaty-of-waitangi-coverup