Leighton Smith and Dr Muriel Newman discuss the ongoing constitutional shift toward iwi influence, co-governance and race-based policies. In this election year, New Zealand is arguably facing its biggest challenge to date.
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Labels: co-governance, Democracy, Dr Muriel Newman, Elections, equality, Governance, iwi, Leadership, Leighton Smith, National Party, NZCPR, Politics, Sovereignty, TreatyLeighton Smith and Dr Muriel Newman discuss the ongoing constitutional shift toward iwi influence, co-governance and race-based policies. In this election year, New Zealand is arguably facing its biggest challenge to date.
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5 comments:
A brilliant item exposing the massive danger to NZ's democracy - and the bleak prospects for the nation's future unless more people rapidly gain awareness of the situation. Sadly, many will not /cannot spend 1 hour to better understand the complex issues involved.
An Executive Summary of the key concepts involved in this assault on NZ might trigger interest notably:
1. certain transformation of NZ from democracy to ethnocracy by 2040 without any public debate and permitted by weak elected politicians beholden to Iwi threats;
2.cultural extortion by Iwi in numerous matters of governance including resource consent and management;
3.protection ( e.g. via exemption) of unelected Maori appointments on local government councils and similar bodies whereby power is held and important decisions are made based on ancestry;
4.the rapid rise of Tikanga as equal - and even superior - to Common Law due to unjustified overreach by the NZ Supreme Court ( itself requiring urgent reform) which is permeating the judicial system ;
5.action to accord equal status to both the Treaty of Waitangi and Te Tiriti o Waitangi - which are 2 totally different interpretations of sovereignty, property rights and equal citizenship - thus leading directly to Maori tribal rule by 2040 as per the He Puapua agenda;
6.inadquate efforts since 2023 by the Coalition - notably National - to resolve these anomalies. This may result in the election of another more radical Left government in 2026 unless strong support for NZ;s democracy is expressed during the election campaign of each Coalition party.
Conclusion: failure to address , halt and resolve the issue of democracy vs ethnocracy must be addressed and resolved through the 2026 election in full and open consultation with all NZers. Failure to do so will certainly destroy NZ's democracy, its first world status and reasonable hope of reviving its dynamic economic growth and productivity.
The delivery of the message is constrained by our Judas media, which has sold its soul for a handful of silver PIJF dollars.
May their owners and editors conscious finally get them to reverse their decisions to destroy NZ.
There is ONE Treaty, that - signed in 1840, reaffirmed in 1860 at the Kohimarama Hui and very well explained by Sir Apirana Ngata in the early 1900s. ACCEPT & get over it.
Luxon and his lightweight cabinet should hang their heads in shame.
Interesting how our current Govt didn't stop the PJIF funding, or keep it but change the criteria for receiving it. Could have easily been done., so why wasn't it Mr Luxon?
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