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For many people, New Zealand is one of the most sought after countries for many English folk move, either to emigrate or retire.
message, why? Because we think that the whole country, and the vast natural resources belong to us. But why do you think that? What about the people that lived there peacefully since the beginning of the first century – the Maori peoples of Polynesia?
Too many times, seems to think that this whole area of the Pacific inhabited by tribes of wild savages who knew nothing about the “civilized” world, and supposedly did not know the trade or interactions with other nations. Many of these people, they are “fair game” to the more “advanced” civilizations in the West, such as Great Britain, France and Spain, who would go to any length to ensure that the new additions to the overseas empire.
Even if you missed the commercial awareness in these conquered states, which gave anyone the right to take over and try to destroy the local religions, faith and the traditions of these indigenous peoples? After all, if Britain lost the second world war, it is probably just as German as a first language, and would not have allowed religious freedom of speech. Know that have made us a better country? I doubt it. There have been a lot of dissatisfaction and rebellion undertones, and the feeling that we were robbed of our heritage.
The fact that the turn of the 19th century, the Maori had set up a bank (Te Whare Mauri Awaroa Trust Bank) and the press (The Native Courier) in 1808, less than the expected activities of the so-called “ignorant savages “.
1816 Nga Hapu O Te Wakaminenga formed Tikanga Maori Maori Court (in response to the illegal and undisciplined behavior of visitors whalers, sealers and other foreigners) and execute the laws should be based on laws. They also plan to merge two levels of functioning strains of the Ariki combines the bloodline and forming an army against a common defense policy of increasing immigration issues.
That same year, acknowledged the authority of Maori Sovereignty and registered in the House of Westminster, England, and other nations recognized, such as America, France, You Moananui Japan and Kiwa. (United Nations Pacific)
The growth of the settlers and whalers in New Zealand in the first quarter of the 19th century had a devastating effect on the Maori. Not only are they becoming a minority, but the disease is caused by the colonists led to mass deaths of diseases in the western world have only mild symptoms.
illegal purchase of land for carrying out many settlers during this period, and new crops and new types of fishing (especially whaling), and this activity has caused friction between many many Maori IWI (Tribes), which is a series of brutal tribes wars between. To try and remedy this situation, the Treaty of Waitangi was created, and it is meant to establish sovereignty over the Maori in New Zealand.
The Treaty of Waitangi, Te Tiriti o Waitangi was signed in 1840 between representatives of the British Crown and Maori IWI (strain). The agreement came about because the British Colonial Office and the war were determined to annex New Zealand. It is believed the only legal way to do this was to initiate a termination of the contract by which Maori leaders give up their sovereignty to Britain.
This was because the same Maori leaders have declared their independence in 1835 it is interesting to note that since the signing of the agreement, 500 Chiefs signed the Maori version, and only 49 have signed the English version.
Support for the contract is spread over the Maori, it covers the North and the South Island. The other interesting thing about this is the fact that the Maori wanted to be absolutely loyal to the crown, so even now, over 160 years later, the republican movement also began in New Zealand, the most vocal opponents to the move comes across Maori!
Sovereignty is a topic close to the hearts of many people. Nobody wants to give up everything in particular, unless they are coming back something in return. Even in the UK today, many people are very concerned about the “stealth powers of the European Union, sovereignty slowly one by one over the removal of UK legal system, fisheries and agriculture, possessing the UK’s own Parliament and looked out the removal of the British military independence, and also tried to to control the monetary supply is pressed toward them in the euro zone.
the Maori version of Waitangi includes the concept of continuous sovereignty, but English is not, which is where the whole “common Stealth” has become a serious concern for Maori nearly 200 years.
in 1840, the British monarchy ceased to real political power.
the newly crowned Queen Victoria was a constitutional monarch and the government led by the Whig party Prime Minister Lord Melbourne the day . in 1839 he was sent to Colonial secretary Marquis of Normanby Captain William Hobson detailed instructions in the Bay of Islands in New Zealand establishing a British colony.
On February 5, the English and Maori versions of the Treaty, Maori Hobson presented. Following some discussion of what the Treaty would Maori, was signed in the Iwi Leaders February 6 then they spread more widely Maori, including managers.
Since that did not happen during a major conflict and dispute what the promised Maori Treaty. The problems are caused primarily within the meaning of the English and Maori versions of the differences. The exact nature of the authority that Iwi ceded to the Crown is still under discussion.
towards the end of the 20th century, a new era began to open up for the Maori, who had dropped almost to the level of a second-class competitive nations, suffering not only from wholesale looting of the birth rights, but suffered almost a form of racial apartheid which is required for restoration.
This was discussed and confirmed by the United Nations in their resolution of indigenous peoples and their rights as late as 2007, fully subscribed Australia and New Zealand.
In an attempt to restore the size of the Maori people, the first thing you need to do was to try to unite all IWI (strain) again. To this end, an International Corporation, ‘TE MANA TINO RANGATIRA O YOU MATURE Karang O TE HUIHUINGA PUTANOA CORPORATION SOLE “was created in 2003
The founder, His Excellency Chief Charles Hohepa to empower the’ Sovereign Order” the “Association of Chiefs of the Tribes of Aotearoa (NZ)” and “You mature Karang O Te Huihuinga Puyanoa Trust, Auotearoa (NZ)” has created for and on behalf of the world body of the Maori of Aotearoa (NZ) for reinstatement of their ancient customs culture, values and disciplines, and uplifting the Maori people in modern society.
This is called the Mature Karang Foundation. “The Foundation has been extended to other peoples and nations, the hand of friendship to the pursuit and promotion of goodwill, peace and harmony.
The Foundation is dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to all peoples and nations, especially the domestic first nation in the world peoples, realizing between the sovereignty of nations and as such is committed to the peace process to encourage mutual dialogue with all nations, but also mutual respect and trust in the integrity of the whole of humanity.
Considering the way in which the first nation people have been treated in the past, this is a brilliant way to remedy these breaches of trust early, and at the same time, encouraging a better world for us all.
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Source by Geoff Morris