[IPSM] Maori welfare recipient's letter to a politician

[hhazel at gmail.com]

Welfare recipient's letter to a politician

Written by an activist (Maori) facing prosecution and financial persecution
from government welfare dept



All land in this country is Maori Customary Land, renamed Crown Land because
in 1840 the Maori Chiefs of the Confederation of chiefs of the United Tribes
of Aotearoa allowed Queen Victoria as our Trustee Protector in exchange for
we allowing Her subjects from England to reside here, and we only assented
to 'Kawanatanga o Te Kuini', i.e. Her Governance of England, of Westminster
Parliament that exists in Her Constitution within Her Royal Incorporation
(House of Lords, House of Commons & Her Privy Council) to enact laws and
govern Her subjects. Under the English feudal system Her subjects are
commoners, peasants, they are not sovereign landlords/landowners, whereas
'Te Kawanatanga o Te Kuini' (Queen's Governance) is mentioned in the
Preamble and Article 3 of the T.O.W, as follows:



1835 Declaration of Independence Constitution.

Article 1: 28th October 1835 the hereditary Chiefs and Heads of Families of
the Confederation of Chiefs of the United Tribes of Aotearoa.

Article 2: Ko Te Kingitanga, will note permit any legislative authority
separate from themselves in their collective capacity to exists

Article 3: Agree to meet in Congress at Waitangi in the autumn of each year,
that all Laws, Agreements (Treaties) can only be framed in Waitangi by them,
not by this Settler Parliament.

Article 4: A copy was received by King William 1V, he ratified this, he
affirmed in 1832 & 1834 that the Confederation of Chiefs as the sovereign
authority of Aotearoa.



1840 Te Tiriti o Waitangi (written by Hobson):

Preamble: 'Te Kawanatanga o Te Kuini' Kia wakaritea te Kawanatanga hei
Kawana (Hopihana), only allowed Queen Victoria's Governance, she desires to
utilise Her Parliament, appointed only Hobson as Governor, no other Governor
was assented by Maoridom.

Article 1: 'Te Kawanatanga katoa o o ratou whenua. Allowed external
Trusteeship/ fiducial duty/Governorship.

Article 2: Te Tino Rangatiratanga o o ratou whenua. Retained
full chieftainship or Sovereignty. Queen Victoria's exclusive rights of
pre-emption, but she never ever in another Act of State purchased land off
Maoridom, therefore all Crown Land is still deemed Maori Customary Land
ratified section 144 Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993.

Article 3: 'Te Kawanatanga o te Kuini' Ka tukua ki a nga Tikanga katoa rite
tahi ki ana mea, ki nga tangata o Ingarani. Governance of the Queen allows
all Maori the same rights and privileges equal measure to Her people of
England (excludes Her subjects outside England). Therefore this refers only
to Her people, as under Her Feudal system, She owns all England, her
subjects, or peasants, or commoners are not in equal measure to sovereign
landlords/landowners, such as we Maori people of Aotearoa.



In 1808 at Te Ngaere Bay, Bay of Islands, Maoridom constituted themselves in
accordance to Tikanga Maori, as the Sovereign Authority of this country, and
this had been reaffirmed in 1835, 28th October, at Waitangi, where they
amalgamated all the United Tribes into One Incorporation Body, Certificate
of Title of Aotearoa. Article 1, Kawanatanga is the External Protector of
our 1835 Certificate of Title, Article 2, Rangatiratanga/Sovereignty,
Maoridom retained full chieftainship Internal Ruler within Aotearoa. In 1834
King William 1V gifted to the Maori the sovereign flag of this country, in
accordance to Western protocol, received the official British 21 Gun salute,
witnessed by America and France, so therefore the Maori flag is the
sovereign flag. Settler Parliament's flag they adopted from the Wellington
Yacht Club is not sovereign.

The Native District Regulations Act 1858 no [4] (Imperial) ratified in the
preamble stated that no enactments permitted in this country unless assented
to by the Native inhabitants and the Crown of England, in an enactment of
state, and section 11 extended Native authority over the entire Pacific.



So why are Maori paying all the tauiwi or foreigners to live in our country?
Why are we Maori paying the Pakeha thief fines, penalties, rents, rates,
mortgages, licences, fees, (etc etc) each week, when Pakeha illegally stole
our country? We never assented to this Settler Parliament to impose
legislations to steal our Maori Customary Land and Natural Resources using
our Asset Base for their line of credit, which they converted into their
monetary system (they stole from Maoridom).

So the money all Crown or NZ Settler's Government departments got from their
Settler Parliament has for 165 years been stolen from the natural resources
of our ancestral customary lands that we never ever extinguished, our 
inalienable rights to my allodial native aboriginal title. Maori whakapapa
descends from this Whenua, from our tupuna, the Atua (demigod) who fished up
the big Continent from its Ocean's floor millions of years ago.


So it is of right, that the colonial government departments pay our costs of
living as partial down payment on land and resources rental for the past 165
years...
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