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    Don't worry sweetie, Banditbandit got the point... you go back to weaving flax baskets or baking that horrible bread, or whatever it is your man says you should be doing...

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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    baking that horrible bread
    Steady on there man. That horrible bread is nice when fried in a good old fashioned Maori skillet. Wait...Nevermind.

    The name calling bit of a thread is usually my favourite, what's wrong with me?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hotkebab View Post
    Yes I know what the rule of law is. I misread the statement as 'the Maori didn't have law' as I was in rush to go somewhere I had to make a quick post.
    Yes I also know that the end of Maori in-fighting was on the reasons why the treaty was signed.
    We make allowances for you. Maari and got six toes on each foot, (being from Greytown), you really got dealt quite a hand indeed!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    You try to be an idiot aye?

    He did say "for all Christianities ills".
    I think he hit his head a few too many times. Or smoked too much weed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    What a load of shite... the white man also brought with him intelligence;
    Utter boollocks. They brought knowledge and proved. Maori are now using their intelligence to "claim" part of what whitey once considered to be theirs. Fuckin hilarious really. Even more funny when you consider that whitey mcwhite have given them the "tools" to fight their particular corner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    Jeez .. niggers is so dumb they can't spot a wind up ....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    We make allowances for you. Maari and got six toes on each foot, (being from Greytown), you really got dealt quite a hand indeed!
    Cool story bro

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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    Don't worry sweetie, Banditbandit got the point... you go back to weaving flax baskets or baking that horrible bread, or whatever it is your man says you should be doing...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hotkebab View Post
    As for what you posted, do you have links or anything that I can have a look at as I'm unfamiliar with the statements (I don't know whether they're your own, or if they're quoted.)

    When you say 'Maori' are you referring to everyone who is ethnically Maori, or the Maori party, or an Iwi or Hapu? I'm Maori and I know what I want, some ibuprofen because this whole current political situation is giving me a headache.
    The two quotes were from the Herald. (Newspapers always lie eh ..) and they also believe 90 % of Maori are against the asset sales Prior to a Waitangi Tribunal decision on the matter.
    Obviously the Maori Party are in agreement with the asset sales ... if they get a share of the profit arising from the sale .... in perpetuity. (and a "nice little earner " that would be)
    The Nationalisation of the New Zealand waterways was for the protection of those waterways, and for the benefit and use of all New Zealander's. (This did not mean free Electricity, but available Electricity)
    The SOE sale in itself ... doesn't seem to be the issue. The recognition of Maori rights to the water IS. It sets a legal precedent of all iwi in their respective tribal areas ... to their water rights. Any such award of shares under the "Customary Rights" label opens the door to a myriad of similar claims from other iwi for their waterways.
    This is not only about only SOE sales ... but could be about access to ... and profit from , (as of right) under their "Customary Rights". By profit I ... mean possibly charging the public/business's a fee, for use of and access to ... those waterways. (Lakes AND rivers)

    If shares ARE granted ... A right royal can of worms will be opened ...


    From the Maori Party web-site. Quoting Te Ururoa Flavell ...

    The Māori Party is continuing to put pressure on the government to front up on the issue of consultation on shares plus, after raising questions in the house on whether or not the Crown was meeting its obligations to consult in good faith with Iwi.

    Te Ururoa Flavell, Māori Party MP for Waiariki said "we are extremely concerned at the way the Crown has treated this issue of consultation. They tell our hapu and iwi that they intend to consult in good faith, and yet their actions do not reflect this."

    "The Crown have deliberately gone into these hui with a pre-determined outcome, they have used dismissive and derogatory language when referring to our peoples aspirations, and they have deliberately used divisive tactics to move through their asset sales agenda."

    Mr Flavell said "we need to remember that unity of purpose is not the same as unity of voice. Each hapū and iwi has rangatiratanga in their own rohe, and we absolutely support the rights of iwi to continue to pursue their rights in respect of water - no matter where those pathways may take them."

    "Our iwi have shown great commitment to advancing shared rights in water by coming together, meeting, and agreeing to support one another and stand shoulder to shoulder. This does not mean they have to each sing the same tune."

    "That's why a national framework for addressing water rights is so critical. We need a protocol established which recognises the many avenues that iwi choose to take to have their issues addressed, whether it be through negotiation, participation in the land and water forum, through direct engagement or other."

    Mr Flavell said "we can work in a unified way while still expressing our own rangatiratanga and pursuing our distinct rights in each awa and waterway."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Banditbandit View Post



    Bwhahaha .. my ancetors are Māori, Irish and Scottish .. all fought the English. The Highland clearances forced most people off their land and into the Southern Hemisphere (or ther Americas) ...

    How come when you all came here you forgot the lessons the English had taught us all and used Sassenach tactics against the people here ... just like the English in Ireland and Scotland ...

    ... The Scottish Nationalist Song FLower of Scotland remembers William Wallace (him portrayed in the movie Braveheart) ...
    Well said. Strange as it might sound I'm still pissed off at what the English did to the Scots 400 years ago. And I'm appalled at what Cromwell did to the Irish 350 years ago. These things are not forgotten or forgiven so its not surprising Maori bear grudges for only 150 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Winston001 View Post
    Well said. Strange as it might sound I'm still pissed off at what the English did to the Scots 400 years ago. And I'm appalled at what Cromwell did to the Irish 350 years ago. These things are not forgotten or forgiven so its not surprising Maori bear grudges for only 150 years.
    Ridiculous, pissed of at who?? A race of people that dont even exist anymore. 350-400 years ago get real. No better than football louts who still do cringy hitler salutes at Germans who werent even born in second world war or islamic fundamentalists still pissed off over the crusades.
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    United States of America? ..... Larger scale and it took a while, a few wars and lots of dead people but hey, there they are!

    United Iwi of Aotearoa
    ? .... There's a parallel there I suppose if you look close enough and historically Maori were really into war and killing each other!

    Like the man in the TV cheese add says, "good things take time" but then again, what version of events is "good" for New Zealand?

    Most New Zealand citizens belong in the mushroom factory when it comes to our own history!

    That's why some self interest groups are rewriting it to suit themselves and appear to be getting away with it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldrider View Post
    United States of America? ..... Larger scale and it took a while, a few wars and lots of dead people but hey, there they are!
    Not sure what you are getting at here ...?????


    Quote Originally Posted by oldrider View Post
    United Iwi of Aotearoa? .... There's a parallel there I suppose if you look close enough and historically Maori were really into war and killing each other!
    There's good evidence that the people who signed the Declaration of Independence at Waitangi in 1835 did have a United Iwi of Aotearoa in mind. They certainly knew the Ameican model ... buit it would probably have been a Unitd States of New Zealand .. the declaration is the first international legal documetn that uses the name Nui Tirini (New Zealand) for this countrry - and it is a Māori document ...

    And HUMAN BEINGS are really into war and killing each other - not an exclusive Māori thing ... Māori did not declare war in Afghanistan .. that was a white people's war .. we just supply the cannon fodder and the VC winners ..

    Quote Originally Posted by oldrider View Post
    Like the man in the TV cheese add says, "good things take time" but then again, what version of events is "good" for New Zealand?
    Our version of course ..

    Quote Originally Posted by oldrider View Post
    Most New Zealand citizens belong in the mushroom factory when it comes to our own history!
    Agree with you there ...

    Quote Originally Posted by oldrider View Post
    That's why some self interest groups are rewriting it to suit themselves and appear to be getting away with it!
    Maybe that's because what was written in the first place was just plain wrong !!!

    But we all rewrite history .. history is the preserve of the victors .. and very soon that will be the brown races of this country, not the white races .. because we are out-breeding you ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Banditbandit View Post

    But we all rewrite history .. history is the preserve of the victors .. and very soon that will be the brown races of this country, not the white races .. because we are out-breeding you ...
    Paula is already working on a solution for that, coupled with the changes to the school system to ensure you can't write.
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    Quote Originally Posted by oneofsix View Post
    Paula is already working on a solution for that, coupled with the changes to the school system to ensure you can't write.
    Bwhahahaha .. bling your way ... but I'm a product of the old school system ... I learnt to write in the 1960s ... (Yeah .. I'm old .... )
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