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  1. Can someone tell me what the principles of the treaty are ? And are they like the Usa constitution and it’s amendments that can be redefined by different courts?

  2. Would have been good to know what people think the Treaty is in the Census. Fkn missed opportunity there govt.
    This would have given stats to say to ACT leave it alone or show most are uneducated about it.
    A referendum not binding might be a good thing to educate NZ more about a fascinating document.

  3. There isn’t anything controversial about asking the public what they think about their form of government, of course. Especially when it relates to splitting the government into two racially segregated parts, endless land redistribution, and trying to make a minority language into the only official one.

    That is not the danger of the referendum idea. The problem is that a semi-libertarian party like A.C.T. only knows how to do slash and burn austerity — and that kind of threat to living standards will bring out black workers onto the streets (even if it is diverted into misguided black nationalism, or simply aimless rioting and looting).

    Recall the period when there was still slum clearance, mass construction of new low-cost suburbs, high wages, and both unemployment and homelessness had been abolished. The idea that the government would be totally segregated seemed ludicrous at that time. The black nationalist scam simply doesn’t work when actual poverty eradication is going on, because it becomes clear that black and white workers in fact have identical interests, and thus are inevitable allies.

  4. If Country Calender can mention in last night’s episode that Maori land is about 6% of the country & only 20% of that land is arable (1.2% of the country) from a situation where they originally had all the land then any fair-minded person can see that the continual complaints about Maori settlements lack the evidence to prove that they are unfair. It seems that populist politicians are happy to say that a contract is a contract unless it goes against any unfair advantage they have gained over many generations then they decide that new rules are needed to allow them to keep any ill-gotten gains.

    1. Exactly Bonnie.

      Go read this site and educate yourselves folks.
      http://www.nwo.org.nz
      180 years of laws and actions against Maori laid out all for you people who choose to ignore NZ history.

  5. Are you joking Ada? You don’t think non Māori have had a say in our “constitutional arrangements”? FFS

  6. Exactly Bonnie.

    Go read this site and educate yourselves folks.
    http://www.nwo.org.nz
    180 years of laws and actions against Maori laid out all for you people who choose to ignore NZ history.

  7. https://www.stuff.co.nz/nelson-mail/news/132555225/police-respond-to-disorder-at-stop-cogovernance-event-in-tkaka
    https://www.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/news/300933786/pull-her-pants-down-woman-dragged-from-palmerston-north-anti-cogovernance-meeting

    15 POLICE protect the racist and none do shit for the women dragged from the venue.

    The longer this goes on the worse it is going to get.
    Maori signed a deal pakeha shit on it and todays racists are doing what the same racists did 180 years ago.

    Julian is a sad old man
    A money grifting evangelical pastor
    A vengeful businessman who cant get his own way against a local iwi because he wants to build on a maori graveyard.

  8. Exactly Bonnie here is a classic example of your last paragraph.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/nelson-mail/news/132555225/police-respond-to-disorder-at-stop-cogovernance-event-in-tkaka

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/news/300933786/pull-her-pants-down-woman-dragged-from-palmerston-north-anti-cogovernance-meeting

    15 POLICE protect the racist and none do shit for the women dragged from the venue.

    The longer this goes on the worse it is going to get.
    Maori signed a deal pakeha shit on it and todays racists are doing what the same racists did 180 years ago.
    Going to war to get what they want.
    This is the beginning of a civil war.

    Julian is a sad old man
    A money grifting evangelical pastor
    A vengeful businessman who cant get his own way against a local iwi because he wants to build on a Maori graveyard.

      1. Maybe Bonnie, but they have a right to meet and to have their say. The alternative is unthinkable.

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