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"The Truth will set you free." And in Greek, we have a beautiful name/noun for the Truth, and it's a feminine one: η Aλήθεια / i Alítheia - te Pono (

There is NO MAORI. Maori blooded kiwis, like the Scottish, English, Chinese, Indians, SA and so on. Get your FACTS RIGHT..... MAORI, didn't wear clothes, processed food, toilet paper, Winz, houses.

anyone else sick of mkari crying about everything?

@@chrisroger4416 All I hear is you crying about people speaking facts, soooo

what facts? tell me what is wrong?@@N1CK6477

All treaties are tricks. Especially those wrotten using Roman Temple Court Law. All lawyers work for the crown. The client pays a lawyer to make offerings to the Court.

And his name is not dellow, its "DALLOW". You can't even get your own english language right.

Power to ALL people

​@@glacey4906power to the indigenous and their friends.

@@Chas-te7uz power to ALL New Zealanders. To humans who are relevant and have the right to have their cultures and existence respected.

Move on

you are delusional. the crown has been and always will be the people. Queen Victoria left her inheritance to the people in the form of a commonwealth. the crown is the people represented by the executive council.

Māori weren't one either?

@@jeremymartin3816 if you want to claim ignorance then thats on you.

@@rippedup1931 👈🏾irrelevant 🤏🏾

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You clearly know little of him or the movements he started and supported later in life "Let us hold fast to the foundations of our race, so that we may move forward into the future with the strength of our ancestors." Sir Apirana Ngata

You dont have to be born in the 1800s to have a proper understanding of the treaty.. There are plenty of Māori alive today that still speak old Reo

NZ govt can never derrogate from the crown Murphy's laws

Are you really this s t u p i d? the crown is the people, Queen Victoria left her inheritance to the people in the form of the Commonwealth. the crown is the people represented by the executive council.

Take one guess who the NZ head of state is. Go on, you can do it.

Not all Maōri are under the laws as NZ Maōri, it doesn't extend to us Cook Islanders ( Kuki'ia Ipukarea) are Maori ( realized I didn't use the ō because it doesn't technically exist). Those laws for New Zealand only not for Cook Islands ( which are Maori), our laws are way different with land and ownership. We didn't sign the treaty of waitangi we didn't sign away our rights to land or ocean like the NZ Maōri did, we fought to the bitter ends and still till this day culture and government are applied in utmost law in Cook Islands ( we even have Ariki and Mataipo in power, unlike NZ Maōri iwi which has no actual power over government). The Crown has less influence in Cook Islands then it has in NZ unlike NZ English is main language not Reo ( which is spoken by around 80ish % of my fellow Cook Islanders in the Cook Islands as a first language ) not English- it's taught at school ( api'i kopepo) in Cook Islands Maori meaning School education at first year of starting school compulsory. It's compulsory to speak Cook Island Maori since few years back to gain status no Reo no Status since 2018 ( I believe) yes I'm a native of Cook Islands Not like NZ Maōri they don't care if their language dies not enough people speak or care to learn it despite it being an official language.

How many repeat bollox

You mean like his ears?

TPM voters spotted^^^ are you annoyed because voting TPM gave Uncle Winnie more seats in the house?

@@throughput6674 Nah, I'm a Green voter and I'm annoyed most of this country is poorly educated.

Government doing the same stuff that's why. Not listening to Māori, same sh*t different day. Not surprised Luxon's cultural capability has developed (or not) this slowly.

Blackrock is an american entity it is now in new zealand it told the new zealand government to join aukus it also is in the ukraine they are very dangerous

Lots of kiwis want mining, good money good jobs and its ours.

@hamish1309 I agree. Thank you for contributing to the algorithm 😁. Reinforces the need to stop this coalition. Wise employable Kiwis go to Australia or FIFO. Not one miner of which I have 3 in my family want to see Aotearoa environmentally raped. They make a lot of money there and then come home rich to roost. I hope lots of people read your comment.

@@AilsaPehi you are welcome, lots of us want oil exploration too.

@hamish1309 Oil exploration is too dangerous. There are too many unreported 'incidents' internationally, and when it is discovered, they've leaked upstream. Brazil, Nicaragua, and others had to take companies to court to clean up. They couldn't. We rely heavily on fisheries as a major export and money returns to NZ. Mining companies and oil rigs aren't owned by Aotearoa or our people. Job recruitment is initiated by their organisations based overseas. They do the vetting and likely employ their own nationalities at the executive level. We are the grunt, and our land and seas are their profit. They don't care for mental health, and there's proven issues around it, families, etc. That's why money is good. Mines and rigs are dry. Families and homes are far away. Exploration uses fracking, which is an abomination to the environment. Australia relies on mining and is owned by America. Do you think that hasn't impacted their decisions to support America in Gaza? If the coalition wants a more profit driven society, how about horticulture for cannabis? Legalise and tax. Kiwis own everything and profits stay here. Get huge alcohol orgs out and focus on craft beers, great wine, and superior gins and vodkas. We have alternatives but this coalition wants to align to another country. Thank you. Rant over. Carry on.

Absolutely... Honor the Treaty!

In the 1970's at Bastian point The slogan was "Don't honor the treaty" by Māori, I was there

@@geoffreym2769 do you have any reference material to verify and substantiate your comment or do we just have to go off your anecdotal "evidence" drawn from your extensive "Trust me Bro" Department??? Because everything you've just tried to "tell" us flies completely in the face of why and what Ngati Whatua Orakei were protesting for and against.

@geoffreym2769 if so, why is it that no housing was built and most of the land was returned back to ngati whatua?

Aiiie!!! Toitu Te Tiriti!!!

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Luxon is a useless puppet for winston, and winston is basically our equivalent to Trump, so I guess that's technically accurate.

I think that you might find that Government involves much more than just the Treaty of Waitangi and the "concerns" of individual groups of people. Luxon may very well let Winston come to the fore in this Treaty matter .... a wise move if you stop to think about it. A couple of points that you may need reminding of: firstly, this is a COALITION and secondly, Luxon is NOT a dictator. We live in a democracy, remember? @@normalmighty

This is not the first time when he has submitted to the wishes of the minor parties, in fact I can't recall a single instance so far of National getting their way when they disagreed with one of the other parties, even in situations like the smoking bill changes where Luxon openly said he thought it was a bad move. It is a coalition, you're right, so why are the 2 minor parties getting 100% of the say while the party with the vast majority of the votes is left on damage control?@@susanbarlow1585

Luxon is a CEO...not a Prime Minister...

@@normalmighty Trump living rent-free in your head? careful your TDS is festering, might want to get a professional to check on that,

Explain fool...... 11 chiefs signed the paperwork....

Aiiiie!!!!

Stop doing ram-raids and we will respect you.

How do you know it's Maoris doing Ram raids got proof 🤔 might be your kind 😡

Do you have proof Show me go on 🙄🤬

says the nobody from the back blocks on the internet. no one cares what you think. you're just NOT that important.

@@throughput6674sorry gotta disagree there. The comment section is a place to express opinions and personally I found this comment pretty funny.

@@tuitioka6511 small things amuse small minds. that's probably why your mum liked your dad?

@@throughput6674 Great roast mate! I like what you did there. Unfortunately though when you try to relate to the initial comment as a ‘small thing’ it doesn’t seem to work very well considering how worked up you got in your initial reply. Seems more like a ‘big thing’ I’d argue for a response like that. Don’t worry though mate I’m not here to shame or judge. I’m sure you’ll get the hang of posting better comments and replies soon. So until you’re more capable maybe put your device down and spend your time and energy on something a bit more managable. I heard the new Spider-Man colouring in book has some really tricky pages in it. I think that might be a much more suited challenge for you! Be careful not to colour outside the lines!

Yea Maori party 😂😂

Bro, you have to get voted in.

Should have checked your grammar first 🙌🏾

you're support for a fraud money laundering country says it all...

Kia ora🖤🤍❤️

Mana all the way!

In what form will that dream revolution of yours take place?

No different to how politicians behave in parliament when debating less trivial matters. All these political puppets shout and scream each other down in the house of debate all the time. Don't be so one sided, you risk making yourself look silly.

Why's it in caps tho

So you are more disgusted about that? but you don't seem to acknowledge how Winston AND Seymour is creating the division in the first place. They being gutless. Listen to the hikoi and their plea esp from tamariki. Can't understand that? Then your part of the issue why there's constant breaches of Te Tiriti

I agree. A lot of New Zealanders will not forget all of that mana-less behaviour by some Māori. It's a pity they could not control their emotions because it shifted focus away from other talking points. Instead, that became the main issue of the day.

@logicalanswer3529 of course we won't forget - witnessing Māori standing up for themselves instead of constantly being belittled and gaslighted. And in doing so people suddenly feel offended - like why? Lol

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Ad-Nauseam. You're welcome 😂 Also, you obviously do not speak for "everyone".

Haha it’s been running kare

@@Kult365 He speaks for the majority of NZers, as do I.

@@stevehughes1510 Majority voted for Luxon, not Seymour. That dude is not helping division.

They are not privileged. They are the ones who worked hard

​@@dobbynp these days your either "woke" or ignorant.

@@dobbynp LOL. Nonsense.

Most of the Maori I know are doing at least as good as me, they all work though.

​​@@dobbynp Some are. Then there are those who manipulate the system and use connections to achieve their gains

sharpdup, you got no idea what happens. Go to your local marae, iwi or hapū and I dare you to ask what happens. If you are ready to actually find out.....

Where are the rent money that the govenment has stolen for maori land since 1846

The "enemy" is the one housing, feeding and clothing them. You suggest biting the hand that feeds them?

@@mistersmacky more like the hand that starves and is trying to steal from them. This fella right, the tribes do indeed need to unite

Musket wars?Kupapa?​@@N1CK6477

@@N1CK6477 Rubbish.Its funny,Maori takes full advantage of colonialism with benefits and welfare.Perhaps they could refund it all, I dont think.

@haydsbeks6550 well they can actually, and proof is also shown by the same history books. The Waikato Māori uniting under the kingitanga movement is perfect an example of that. The perfect example besides that tbh is actually Ratana as well, a pan-iwi movement which while seen heretical by alot of Māori, its still survived and done a great job becoming even more prominent today