History
One Law for All
Often the Treaty haters like to bleat on about “One Law for All” and pretend Maori have special rights over and above other New Zealanders. Then why can’t New Zealand adopt One Rule for all dating back from 6th Feb 1840. If the state only confiscated land from Brown New Zealanders and sold it for … Continue reading
Broken promises in the Treaty of Waitangi
This is breakdown of what and was not honoured in the Treaty of Waitangi and who it benefited. anxious to protect their just Rights and Property and to secure to them the enjoyment of Peace and Good Order Maori Benefit 23 years later the colonial government invaded the Waikato and confiscated millions of acres of … Continue reading
I have a Dream
This is what Dr Martin Luther King would say if he was part of the New Zealand Indigenous rights movement that is part of the Civil rights movement. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: “respective families and individuals thereof the … Continue reading
The British are not indigenous to New Zealand
I once asked the a few British descent New Zealanders what race they were and mysteriously they couldn’t respond they were of no race at all. Many came up with Alibi’s they were Anglo-Saxon or Celtic and Gaelic of course Anthropology 101 they have all interbred but they claimed they were some hybrid superhuman and … Continue reading
Aotearoa Island names changed by stealth
Cooks Original Chart In the 1950’s a unknown Non-Maori clerk decided to change the name of New Zealand’s Islands by stealth. I would like to know who gave this clerk the authority. The original names on Captain James Cooks Royal Navy Charts were North Island is Te Ika a Māui (The fish of Māui). The South … Continue reading
Maori Kuri Dog
Kurī is the Māori language name for the Polynesian dog. It was introduced to New Zealand by Māori during their migrations from East Polynesia sometime around 1280 AD. The Kuri Dog was a Spitz breed most likely from Central Asia. By tracking the the origins of the Kuri this is an indicator of where the … Continue reading
The Treaty of Waitangi
This section of the Treaty of Waitangi that the NZ government and large amounts of the New Zealand public conveniently choose to remain ignorant of. “to the respective families and individuals thereof the full exclusive and undisturbed possession of their Lands and Estates Forests Fisheries and other properties” This sentence represents water rights,4g Spectrum and … Continue reading
Maori are indigenous
Many treaty haters attempt to steal away from Maori the fact they are Indigenous in their own quest for Indignity when they are clearly descendant from elsewhere. This somehow in their minds makes the Treaty of Waitangi illegitimate however that works I have no idea. My concept of Indigenous is the first people of the … Continue reading
The Littlewood Paper a Treaty imposter
Repeatedly I will encounter posts that claim the Treaty of Waitangi offers Iwi estates to all New Zealanders and any man and his dog who immigrates here. Then I realise they are quoting the little wood paper. In this highly unreliable opinion piece from apartheid New Zealand they have asked if Maori have ever read … Continue reading
The Impossible Celtic Journey to Aotearoa
The conspiracy theorists believe Celtics traveled at the time of Christ to colonise New Zealand before Polynesians arrived, this is why the journey is impossible and used to justify colonisation. Celestial navigation –For vast ocean voyages you need astral navigation this was a skillset handed down from generation to generation of Polynesians the Celtic race … Continue reading