Post by Kiwi Frontline on Dec 14, 2022 16:03:58 GMT 12
IS THERE A CASE TO PURSUE HERE? - Julian Batchelor.
The Treaty of Waitangi was an agreement between the Maori people and Queen
Victoria. It did not refer to the people of England as they were already British
Subjects.
Once the Treaty was signed, it had achieved its purpose and was filed away. Britain
declared sovereignty over all the Islands of New Zealand by Proclamation in the London
Gazette on the 2 October 1840.
One month later, a Royal Charter/Letters Patent was issued by “Victoria by the Grace
of God” under, “The Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland” on
16 November 1840. The “Constitutional Charter of New Zealand Erected the Colony of
New Zealand and established a Legislative Council and Executive Council and
granted certain powers and authority to the Governor”. Lt. Governor Hobson becoming Governor of New Zealand.
The Royal Charter set up New Zealand’s political, legal and justice systems under one flag
and one law, irrespective of race, colour or creed on 3 May 1841.
There is no other document in our history that comes anywhere near to a Founding
Document than Queen Victoria’s Royal Charter/Letters Patent dated 16 November
1840.
The Treaty of Waitangi was never intended to be New Zealand’s Founding Document.
Below are eight reasons why Maori cannot be in Co-governance with the democratically
elected Government of New Zealand.
REASON NUMBER 1.
The Government does not have a definition of the Indigenous People of New Zealand and
there is no documented or forensic evidence that they are indigenous to New Zealand;
therefore, the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People does not apply to them.
REASON NUMBER 2.
Today’s Maori are not the people who signed the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840. Through
intermarriage of their own free will, mainly with the people they are claiming against. They
are a mixed race of people legally known as New Zealand Citizens.
REASON NUMBER 3.
The Treaty of Waitangi made Maori British Subjects with the same rights as the people of
England and a British Subject cannot be in Partnership or Co-governance with the Crown
REASON NUMBER 4.
Maori were given the option to claim sovereignty over New Zealand in 1835 but were unable to form a united body due to the ever-present tension and fighting between the tribes.
REASON NUMBER 5.
We can already see tribalism creeping into politics with the involvement of Hon Nanaia
Mahuta’s family.
REASON NUMBER 6.
The Treaty of Waitangi dated 6 February 1840 made no mention of Maori being given
special rights and privileges not enjoyed by all the people of New Zealand. They were given the same rights as the people of New Zealand under one flag and one law. No more, no less.
REASON NUMBER 7.
Queen Victoria’s Royal Charter/Letters Patent dated 16 November 1840 was our true
Founding Document and made no mention of Maori being given special rights and privileges not enjoyed by all the people of New Zealand and none were given.
REASON NUMBER 8.
For 188 years, New Zealand has been a democratic country based on one vote, one person.
Our ancestors, both Maori and Pakeha fought for this in 1840 and many times since in wars around the world, many paying the ultimate price. Why would a few part-Maori want to dishonour their ancestors by creating a Co-governance with the democratically elected New Zealand Government?
CONCLUSION.
Today’s part-Maori in Parliament are very ungrateful people when the British Government
saved their Maori ancestors, who knew the only way for them to survive was to ask Britain to be their guardian and protector.
Britain did everything in its power to save this race of people by making them British Subjects with the same rights as the people of England without lifting a finger.
I know they only represent a very small proportion of the Maori people today, who in most cases are hardworking, honest New Zealand Citizens who appreciate Britain for helping their ancestors when they were completely out of control.
With Queen Victoria’s 1840 Royal Charter being recognised as New Zealand’s Founding Document and first Constitution and the Declaration on the Rights of the Indigenous People being repealed, these ungrateful part-Maori Politicians will return to being New Zealand Citizens as their ancestors agreed to in 1840.
Democracy will be returned to New Zealand and its people as agreed to at Waitangi on 6 February 1840 when the Treaty of Waitangi was signed between Lt Governor Hobson and the Maori chiefs with a handshake and the words, “He iwi tahi tatou – We are now one people”.....
www.stopcogovernance.kiwi/blog/is-there-a-case-to-pursue-here/
The Treaty of Waitangi was an agreement between the Maori people and Queen
Victoria. It did not refer to the people of England as they were already British
Subjects.
Once the Treaty was signed, it had achieved its purpose and was filed away. Britain
declared sovereignty over all the Islands of New Zealand by Proclamation in the London
Gazette on the 2 October 1840.
One month later, a Royal Charter/Letters Patent was issued by “Victoria by the Grace
of God” under, “The Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland” on
16 November 1840. The “Constitutional Charter of New Zealand Erected the Colony of
New Zealand and established a Legislative Council and Executive Council and
granted certain powers and authority to the Governor”. Lt. Governor Hobson becoming Governor of New Zealand.
The Royal Charter set up New Zealand’s political, legal and justice systems under one flag
and one law, irrespective of race, colour or creed on 3 May 1841.
There is no other document in our history that comes anywhere near to a Founding
Document than Queen Victoria’s Royal Charter/Letters Patent dated 16 November
1840.
The Treaty of Waitangi was never intended to be New Zealand’s Founding Document.
Below are eight reasons why Maori cannot be in Co-governance with the democratically
elected Government of New Zealand.
REASON NUMBER 1.
The Government does not have a definition of the Indigenous People of New Zealand and
there is no documented or forensic evidence that they are indigenous to New Zealand;
therefore, the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People does not apply to them.
REASON NUMBER 2.
Today’s Maori are not the people who signed the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840. Through
intermarriage of their own free will, mainly with the people they are claiming against. They
are a mixed race of people legally known as New Zealand Citizens.
REASON NUMBER 3.
The Treaty of Waitangi made Maori British Subjects with the same rights as the people of
England and a British Subject cannot be in Partnership or Co-governance with the Crown
REASON NUMBER 4.
Maori were given the option to claim sovereignty over New Zealand in 1835 but were unable to form a united body due to the ever-present tension and fighting between the tribes.
REASON NUMBER 5.
We can already see tribalism creeping into politics with the involvement of Hon Nanaia
Mahuta’s family.
REASON NUMBER 6.
The Treaty of Waitangi dated 6 February 1840 made no mention of Maori being given
special rights and privileges not enjoyed by all the people of New Zealand. They were given the same rights as the people of New Zealand under one flag and one law. No more, no less.
REASON NUMBER 7.
Queen Victoria’s Royal Charter/Letters Patent dated 16 November 1840 was our true
Founding Document and made no mention of Maori being given special rights and privileges not enjoyed by all the people of New Zealand and none were given.
REASON NUMBER 8.
For 188 years, New Zealand has been a democratic country based on one vote, one person.
Our ancestors, both Maori and Pakeha fought for this in 1840 and many times since in wars around the world, many paying the ultimate price. Why would a few part-Maori want to dishonour their ancestors by creating a Co-governance with the democratically elected New Zealand Government?
CONCLUSION.
Today’s part-Maori in Parliament are very ungrateful people when the British Government
saved their Maori ancestors, who knew the only way for them to survive was to ask Britain to be their guardian and protector.
Britain did everything in its power to save this race of people by making them British Subjects with the same rights as the people of England without lifting a finger.
I know they only represent a very small proportion of the Maori people today, who in most cases are hardworking, honest New Zealand Citizens who appreciate Britain for helping their ancestors when they were completely out of control.
With Queen Victoria’s 1840 Royal Charter being recognised as New Zealand’s Founding Document and first Constitution and the Declaration on the Rights of the Indigenous People being repealed, these ungrateful part-Maori Politicians will return to being New Zealand Citizens as their ancestors agreed to in 1840.
Democracy will be returned to New Zealand and its people as agreed to at Waitangi on 6 February 1840 when the Treaty of Waitangi was signed between Lt Governor Hobson and the Maori chiefs with a handshake and the words, “He iwi tahi tatou – We are now one people”.....
www.stopcogovernance.kiwi/blog/is-there-a-case-to-pursue-here/