Debra Ann (@TeManawa)

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2024/05/david-seymour-accuses-waitangi-tribunal-of-meddling-after-it-makes-confidential-treaty-principles-docs-public.html The briefings reveal officials told the Government the policy could threaten social cohesion and ACT's proposed principles were a novel interpretation with the backing of no expert opinion. REALITY KICKS IN FOR short sighted SEYMOUR - no more your way regardless of, that's been going on for generations and how we ended up with a illegal and non legitimate Corporate New Zealand Government who now its been caught out wants to get legitimacy which is all too late. John Keys tried it and everyone since then but take back and make legal has been done and its not the government hence number 1 principle NZ GOV right to rule - no Symour no more. THE NEW ZEALAND CORPORATE GOVERNMENT WILL REMAIN ILLEGAL AND ILLEGITIMATE AND AS WE WATCH THE AGENDAS THAT THOSE IN IT ROLL OUT WE WITNESS THE CRIMES AGAINST US, ALL OF US, AND KNOW WE MUST HAVE SOMETHING BETTER. THE RULE BY ASSUMPTION IS OVER The proposed principles were:  Article 1: The New Zealand Government has the right to govern all New Zealanders   Article 2: The New Zealand Government will honour all New Zealanders in the chieftainship of their land and all their property   Article 3: All New Zealanders are equal under the law with the same rights and duties  "What sort of successful society do you have when one group has political rights that the rest don't have. That's not equality and that's not democracy," Seymour said. I have better things to do with my time than repeat myself - you see Seymour I'm not about repeat cycles but about breaking them to rebirth a better world than you and yours have in mind Newshub (https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2024/05/david-seymour-accuses-waitangi-tribunal-of-meddling-after-it-makes-confidential-treaty-principles-docs-public.html) David Seymour accuses Waitangi Tribunal of meddling after it makes confidential Treaty Principles docs public The Waitangi Tribunal didn't think the Crown's argument to withhold was strong enough.