Post by Kiwi Frontline on Feb 10, 2019 5:32:12 GMT 12
Herald on Sunday 10/2/19
NO PRINCIPLES
That the Prime Minister did not know the articles of the Treaty is not surprising as it appears neither does any other Cabinet minister or member of Parliament, otherwise they would not have allowed its corruption over the past 50 years.
The Prime Minister, acknowledging that she could not quote the articles, said “I know the principles well”. No principles are mentioned anywhere in the document. She is only perpetuating the erroneous inclusion of the fake principles and partnership in the document. The Treaty is not our founding document. Its sole purpose was to enable the chiefs to grant sovereignty to the Queen, in perpetuity, and in doing so New Zealand came under the legal control of the Colony of New South Wales.
Our “founding document’ is Queen Victoria’s Royal Charters/Letters Patent which made us a self-governing colony. This document has been hidden away in archives and conveniently ignored by politicians and Maori Treaty revisionists.
BRYAN JOHNSON, Omokoroa
sites.google.com/site/kiwifrontline/letters-submitted-to-newspapers
NO PRINCIPLES
That the Prime Minister did not know the articles of the Treaty is not surprising as it appears neither does any other Cabinet minister or member of Parliament, otherwise they would not have allowed its corruption over the past 50 years.
The Prime Minister, acknowledging that she could not quote the articles, said “I know the principles well”. No principles are mentioned anywhere in the document. She is only perpetuating the erroneous inclusion of the fake principles and partnership in the document. The Treaty is not our founding document. Its sole purpose was to enable the chiefs to grant sovereignty to the Queen, in perpetuity, and in doing so New Zealand came under the legal control of the Colony of New South Wales.
Our “founding document’ is Queen Victoria’s Royal Charters/Letters Patent which made us a self-governing colony. This document has been hidden away in archives and conveniently ignored by politicians and Maori Treaty revisionists.
BRYAN JOHNSON, Omokoroa
sites.google.com/site/kiwifrontline/letters-submitted-to-newspapers