Post by Kiwi Frontline on May 28, 2024 8:09:30 GMT 12
Clive Bibby: PROSPERITY FOR MAORI NOT DEPENDANT ON FALSE INTERPRETATION OF TREATY.
And it is always the Pakeha’s fault. Well if that is the way they want it, reality is about to treat them a very hard lesson.
The last minute dash to lodge a series of complaints against the Government with the Waitangi Tribunal is bound to achieve little because it is based on a false interpretation of what the “principals” of the Treaty have to say about Maori ownership and governance of the Nation’s natural resources.
Given that there is no mention of “principals” in the Treaty document, claims that their interpretation of a non existent clause should determine the outcome of current governance issues is just wasting time.
And what is more, the local Maori people back in the provinces watch frustrated as their representatives destroy opportunities for a multi cultural approach that is the only way these major issues can be settled.
It beggars belief that otherwise talented people with huge responsibilities could be so dumb.
But change will only happen when the grassroots decide enough is enough.
Time’s up. We must and can do better.....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/05/clive-bibby-prosperity-for-maori-not.html
And it is always the Pakeha’s fault. Well if that is the way they want it, reality is about to treat them a very hard lesson.
The last minute dash to lodge a series of complaints against the Government with the Waitangi Tribunal is bound to achieve little because it is based on a false interpretation of what the “principals” of the Treaty have to say about Maori ownership and governance of the Nation’s natural resources.
Given that there is no mention of “principals” in the Treaty document, claims that their interpretation of a non existent clause should determine the outcome of current governance issues is just wasting time.
And what is more, the local Maori people back in the provinces watch frustrated as their representatives destroy opportunities for a multi cultural approach that is the only way these major issues can be settled.
It beggars belief that otherwise talented people with huge responsibilities could be so dumb.
But change will only happen when the grassroots decide enough is enough.
Time’s up. We must and can do better.....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/05/clive-bibby-prosperity-for-maori-not.html