Post by Kiwi Frontline on Mar 29, 2020 18:46:02 GMT 12
24 TREATY MYTHS, 89 RACIST ACTS
Are we being conned by the treaty industry is a short book that highlights 24 myths and 89 Acts of Parliament that have fostered a culture of racial preferment in New Zealand. It could be required reading while we are all under house arrest for the next month.
The 32-page booklet, distributed by 1Law4All, says “the tribal elite and their collaborators in academia, the media, Parliament and the judiciary” misrepresented New Zealand history so that “European New Zealanders are portrayed as wrongdoers and “Maoris” (now part-Maoris) as the so-called victims”.
This was done to enable a minority group, “part-Maoris”, to get “special privileges and ownership of formerly publicly owned resources” like fisheries, forests, and the foreshore and seabed, and probably radio spectrum, the booklet argues.
Myths include that Maori are indigenous to New Zealand, that sovereignty was not ceded in the Treaty of Waitangi, that the Treaty formed a partnership between the Crown and “Maori”, that the Treaty is a “living document”, and that colonisation was bad for Maori.
The 89 pieces of racist legislation include the Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975, the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989, the Resource Management Act, and the Treaty of Waitangi (Fisheries Claims) Settlement Act 1992.
Are we being conned may be downloaded by clicking on this link
www.hobsonspledge.nz/to_all_new_zealanders_are_we_being_conned_by_the_treaty_industry
Are we being conned by the treaty industry is a short book that highlights 24 myths and 89 Acts of Parliament that have fostered a culture of racial preferment in New Zealand. It could be required reading while we are all under house arrest for the next month.
The 32-page booklet, distributed by 1Law4All, says “the tribal elite and their collaborators in academia, the media, Parliament and the judiciary” misrepresented New Zealand history so that “European New Zealanders are portrayed as wrongdoers and “Maoris” (now part-Maoris) as the so-called victims”.
This was done to enable a minority group, “part-Maoris”, to get “special privileges and ownership of formerly publicly owned resources” like fisheries, forests, and the foreshore and seabed, and probably radio spectrum, the booklet argues.
Myths include that Maori are indigenous to New Zealand, that sovereignty was not ceded in the Treaty of Waitangi, that the Treaty formed a partnership between the Crown and “Maori”, that the Treaty is a “living document”, and that colonisation was bad for Maori.
The 89 pieces of racist legislation include the Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975, the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989, the Resource Management Act, and the Treaty of Waitangi (Fisheries Claims) Settlement Act 1992.
Are we being conned may be downloaded by clicking on this link
www.hobsonspledge.nz/to_all_new_zealanders_are_we_being_conned_by_the_treaty_industry