Showing posts with label Matike Mai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matike Mai. Show all posts
Saturday, September 5, 2026
Geoff Parker: Ani O'Brien Is Right - This Isn't Co-Governance......
Labels: 2026 Election, Democracy, Geoff Parker, He Puapua, Matike Mai, NZ's future governance, Private property, Te Party Maori's constitutional policy, Te Tiriti.....It's About Who Will Govern New Zealand.
There is a very important video doing the rounds from Ani O’Brien, and I think every New Zealander who cares about the future of our democracy should watch it.
Her message is remarkably simple.
It is about where political authority in New Zealand should ultimately reside.
Thursday, August 13, 2026
Ani O'Brien: The Greens are being remarkably honest. We should listen.
Labels: Ani O'Brien, Iwi control, Matike Mai, reallocation of political authority, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, The GreensA plan for a very different New Zealand
The campaign policies of the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand offer a vision for a very different country than the one we currently live in. The Greens are not just proposing cleaner rivers, cheaper buses, and nice ideas about fairness. Across their policy documents, the themes are much more revolutionary. The party wants a larger state, wealth redistribution, power transfer from the private sector to public, more iwi control, heavy market regulation, and constitutional reform based on Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Matike Mai.
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
Pee Kay: Is UNDRIP enforceable under the law of a sovereign state? Absolutely
Labels: A coup, He Puapua, Matike Mai, Pee Kay, United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)Did we, the voting public, know Key had authorised the trip to New York by Pita Sharples to sign UNDRIP?
Did we heck!
Pita Sharples trip to New York to sign the declaration on behalf of New Zealand was kept secret!
That was not political apathy. That was political deceit!
Friday, February 23, 2024
John Porter: Should Maori Have Sovereignty Over New Zealand?
Labels: A coup, He Puapua, John Porter, Maori sovereignty, Matike MaiHello, it’s John Porter on Bay FM and today I’m asking: Do you agree that Maori should have sovereignty over New Zealand?
Because that is the publicly proclaimed agenda and goal of Maori activists, leaders and their separatist supporters.
Find that unbelievable? Well, look at what Maori separatists have achieved so far, all under the guise of co-governance!
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