Post by Kiwi Frontline on May 30, 2024 5:15:09 GMT 12
Day of disruption: POLICE WANT COMMUTERS TO GO TO WORK EARLY AND AVOID MĀORI CARKOIS
A protest organiser Eru Kapa-Kingi, from Toitū Te Tiriti, said “delaying a few people’s trips to work was nothing compared to the daily disruption this Government had on Māori”.
“We are the rangatira of this whenua and will act as we always have. We will act with the grace of our tikanga and sternness embedded in our mana,” Kapa-Kingi told the Herald.
“Heoi anō, just as we looked after Pākehā when they first arrived here in Aotearoa, and every day since, we will do the same this Thursday, whilst standing for the truth that we never ceded sovereignty, and keeping the wellbeing of our mokopuna at the front of our minds.”....
www.nzherald.co.nz/kahu/day-of-disruption-police-want-commuters-to-head-to-work-early-and-avoid-maori-carkois/R6BUYEXBOJDCLLPGKACOBK5QEY/
A protest organiser Eru Kapa-Kingi, from Toitū Te Tiriti, said “delaying a few people’s trips to work was nothing compared to the daily disruption this Government had on Māori”.
“We are the rangatira of this whenua and will act as we always have. We will act with the grace of our tikanga and sternness embedded in our mana,” Kapa-Kingi told the Herald.
“Heoi anō, just as we looked after Pākehā when they first arrived here in Aotearoa, and every day since, we will do the same this Thursday, whilst standing for the truth that we never ceded sovereignty, and keeping the wellbeing of our mokopuna at the front of our minds.”....
www.nzherald.co.nz/kahu/day-of-disruption-police-want-commuters-to-head-to-work-early-and-avoid-maori-carkois/R6BUYEXBOJDCLLPGKACOBK5QEY/