Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 30, 2024 7:19:05 GMT 12
Barrie Davis: A REFERENDUM TO SAVE NEW ZEALAND’S PARLIAMENT.
The reason why we are implementing co-governance is not because it is better or even good, but because it is Maori. It is clear that the reasons given are not true and it is being forced upon us with propaganda and coercion. It has a racial bias which is adversely affecting our education and health systems, it is jeopardizing our economy and degrading our democracy, and all the while it is patronizing the Maoris. It is being driven by the aspirations of a faction of Maori elite to acquire power for themselves and to subsequently accumulate wealth.
Clearly, the whole Treaty scenario needs to be dissolved. It should not have been allowed to get so far out of control and the new Government should hasten to regain it. The best explanation I can come up with is that the Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon, is scared of the Maoris. It is telling that the leaders of the other two coalition parties are Maoris or part-Maoris and it is they who are most vocal about resolving this problem. Could it possibly be that White men really are as emasculated as the women’s magazines lament?
David Seymour’s proposed Treaty principles are what one would want in any society – democratic government, racial equality and universal law. The real question is: Why do we not already have that? Surely writing it into legislation is a mere formality. We should not need a binding referendum to force the Government to do it. It should have been written into their election manifestos and the legislation done decades ago.
But instead, PM Luxon has said he will not support the Bill, which makes the submissions process something of a farce. The problem is, if we don’t make submissions then Mr Luxon will say that is because none is interested in the proposal. And even if they ever do anything, it will not be until the end of the term and then say they will do something if we vote them back in.
That is like what is happening in Britain. The Tory Party has been in power for 14 years and they will have an election on 4 July. They have been promising all that time to ‘stop the boats’; that is, to stop illegal mass migration into Britain which is causing problems with housing, health and education. However that hasn’t happened and the Brits have had enough. The Tories are tanking in the polls and a landslide for Labour is almost a certainty. The cry from the Right is that Labour will deliver a dystopian society much like our previous Labour Government was doing here. Britain is already in trouble with services, crime and social cohesion, and continued illegal mass migration will finish Britain forever.
Despite what the mainstream media tried to sell us, our last election was about maorification. We voted for National and the coalition parties in the hope of purging the Treaty misinterpretations from legislation. Furthermore the racist Maori seats and the Waitangi Tribunal need to go; indeed, should already have gone. Instead, it is already looking like we could switch back to Labour at the next election, which I expect will be the nail in the coffin of New Zealand as a prosperous first world country. We are in trouble now, but it will be irretrievable soon. Is there nothing we can do to stop the process?
Sovereignty in New Zealand belongs to the New Zealand people who delegate it to the King in Parliament for three years at a time. The laws passed by Parliament are the ultimate valid authority. Ask yourself: Who’s running this country – We the people via our representative Parliament or a presumptuous quarrel of pretentious pettifoggers in the courts and the Waitangi Tribunal?
Whereas our Parliament has willfully avoided the democratic process for political expediency (e.g., hiding the He Puapua report for the 2020 election), Parliament is goading the New Zealand people into withdrawing the delegation of Sovereignty. And whereas the unelected judiciary has willfully misinterpreted legislation passed by our representative Parliament (e.g., the Marine and Coastal Area Act 2011), the judiciary has corrupted their function in Government and usurped the power of the people.
By not meeting its obligations to the New Zealand people and instead accepting and implementing the misinterpretations of the Waitangi Tribunal, Government has participated in degrading New Zealand’s progressive democracy and is replacing it with regressive tribalism to an increasing degree.
Parliament and the courts have no power but that which we have bestowed upon them. If they continue to flout the will of the New Zealand people, we the people may justifiably use minimum force to effectively withdraw our mandate. (cf. the Second Amendment to the American Constitution.)
I am not advocating violence, but we can no longer leave government to the Government. We need to take a more active role to establish responsible government in New Zealand. Insisting on a binding referendum on the Treaty Principles Bill may well achieve that......
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/06/barrie-davis-referendum-to-save-new.html
The reason why we are implementing co-governance is not because it is better or even good, but because it is Maori. It is clear that the reasons given are not true and it is being forced upon us with propaganda and coercion. It has a racial bias which is adversely affecting our education and health systems, it is jeopardizing our economy and degrading our democracy, and all the while it is patronizing the Maoris. It is being driven by the aspirations of a faction of Maori elite to acquire power for themselves and to subsequently accumulate wealth.
Clearly, the whole Treaty scenario needs to be dissolved. It should not have been allowed to get so far out of control and the new Government should hasten to regain it. The best explanation I can come up with is that the Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon, is scared of the Maoris. It is telling that the leaders of the other two coalition parties are Maoris or part-Maoris and it is they who are most vocal about resolving this problem. Could it possibly be that White men really are as emasculated as the women’s magazines lament?
David Seymour’s proposed Treaty principles are what one would want in any society – democratic government, racial equality and universal law. The real question is: Why do we not already have that? Surely writing it into legislation is a mere formality. We should not need a binding referendum to force the Government to do it. It should have been written into their election manifestos and the legislation done decades ago.
But instead, PM Luxon has said he will not support the Bill, which makes the submissions process something of a farce. The problem is, if we don’t make submissions then Mr Luxon will say that is because none is interested in the proposal. And even if they ever do anything, it will not be until the end of the term and then say they will do something if we vote them back in.
That is like what is happening in Britain. The Tory Party has been in power for 14 years and they will have an election on 4 July. They have been promising all that time to ‘stop the boats’; that is, to stop illegal mass migration into Britain which is causing problems with housing, health and education. However that hasn’t happened and the Brits have had enough. The Tories are tanking in the polls and a landslide for Labour is almost a certainty. The cry from the Right is that Labour will deliver a dystopian society much like our previous Labour Government was doing here. Britain is already in trouble with services, crime and social cohesion, and continued illegal mass migration will finish Britain forever.
Despite what the mainstream media tried to sell us, our last election was about maorification. We voted for National and the coalition parties in the hope of purging the Treaty misinterpretations from legislation. Furthermore the racist Maori seats and the Waitangi Tribunal need to go; indeed, should already have gone. Instead, it is already looking like we could switch back to Labour at the next election, which I expect will be the nail in the coffin of New Zealand as a prosperous first world country. We are in trouble now, but it will be irretrievable soon. Is there nothing we can do to stop the process?
Sovereignty in New Zealand belongs to the New Zealand people who delegate it to the King in Parliament for three years at a time. The laws passed by Parliament are the ultimate valid authority. Ask yourself: Who’s running this country – We the people via our representative Parliament or a presumptuous quarrel of pretentious pettifoggers in the courts and the Waitangi Tribunal?
Whereas our Parliament has willfully avoided the democratic process for political expediency (e.g., hiding the He Puapua report for the 2020 election), Parliament is goading the New Zealand people into withdrawing the delegation of Sovereignty. And whereas the unelected judiciary has willfully misinterpreted legislation passed by our representative Parliament (e.g., the Marine and Coastal Area Act 2011), the judiciary has corrupted their function in Government and usurped the power of the people.
By not meeting its obligations to the New Zealand people and instead accepting and implementing the misinterpretations of the Waitangi Tribunal, Government has participated in degrading New Zealand’s progressive democracy and is replacing it with regressive tribalism to an increasing degree.
Parliament and the courts have no power but that which we have bestowed upon them. If they continue to flout the will of the New Zealand people, we the people may justifiably use minimum force to effectively withdraw our mandate. (cf. the Second Amendment to the American Constitution.)
I am not advocating violence, but we can no longer leave government to the Government. We need to take a more active role to establish responsible government in New Zealand. Insisting on a binding referendum on the Treaty Principles Bill may well achieve that......
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/06/barrie-davis-referendum-to-save-new.html