The Sovereign Crown of the Mauri Nation
Internationally Recognised by the Sovereign Nations of Ireland, England and Scotland 3rd Oct 2024
This document outlines a treaty between two sovereign nations: the Crown of the Mauri Nation and the Sovereign Nation State of Éire (Ireland). The treaty, dated September 28th, 2024, establishes mutual recognition, cooperation, and shared governance. Key aspects include: *Core Claims and Agreements:* * *Mutual Recognition of Sovereignty:* Both nations acknowledge each other's sovereignty and authentic values. * *Joint Trust and Command:* A joint trust motion asserts ownership, duty, and command over the treaty and its documentation. * *Historical Context:* The treaty explicitly references various historical treaties, declarations, and legal claims related to the sovereignty of indigenous Māori in Aotearoa (New Zealand) and the historical claims of Éire. These include He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni (1835), Te Tiriti o Waitangi (1840), and other key documents highlighting significant milestones in the history of both nations. * *Lodial Land Claims:* Both nations assert claims over specific lodial (ancestral) lands within their respective territories. * *Appointment of Postmasters:* John Flanagan is appointed as Postmaster General for both nations. * *Now-Time Claims:* The treaty utilizes the term "Now-Time" to emphasize the current and ongoing validity of the claims made. * *Global Postal Treaty Compliance:* The treaty adheres to rules related to the Global Postal Treaty, encompassing syntax and grammatical structures. *Key Individuals and Entities:* * *Lady-Crown-Turikatuku-111:* A central figure in the treaty, seemingly representing a significant role in asserting both Crown claims. * *Jason-Paul Greaves:* Identified as the Global Chief Post Master General, playing a significant role in verifying and endorsing the treaty. * *Mauri Crown & Eire Crown:* The treaty acknowledges the sovereignty and authority of both Crown entities. *Geographical Context:* The treaty includes maps illustrating the Maritime Limits of both New Zealand and Éire. *Disclaimer:* This summary is based on the provided text. The legal implications and full details of this treaty require expert analysis. For legal or official interpretations, consultation with relevant legal professionals is recommended.
Clause 1 - A Mutual Treaty of Volition and Acceptance: Each nation accepts the treaty and the title-deed. The Authentic Values of both nations acknowledge the authenticity of their mutual values. The agreement is dated September 28, 2024. The Trust and Command is these nations agree to a joint trust motion, asserting ownership, duty, and command over the terms of the treaty and the documentation. This treaty emphasizes sovereignty and cooperative governance.
Clause 2 - The clause is referencing a series of our historical treaties, declarations, and legal claims involving the sovereignty of indigenous nations, particularly in Aotearoa [New Zealand] and Gondwana[Australia]. The mention of documents such as He Wakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni, 1835 (Declaration of Independence) &: Te Tiriti o Waitangi 1840(Treaty Of The Waitangi) &: Letter from Queen Victoria 1858 addressing Rangatira, Kings, Queens, Law-Makers &: Memorial of Rights 1975 &: Rangihou Sovereign Nation Treaty Gondwana[Australia] 2014 &: Royal Decree Command Judgement 2020 &: Crown Royal Charter 2021 &: Letters Patent Aotearoa[New Zealand] Whenua 2021 &: Te Ture Whenua Maori Maori Land Act 1993 which highlights significant milestones in the Mauri Nations legal and colonial history. These are foundational to the recognition of Mauri rights and sovereignty.
Clause 3 - This clause is referencing various legal and historical documents related to the sovereignty and land rights of the Mauri(Maori) people in Aotearoa [New Zealand]. It highlights the relationships of He Wakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni, 1835 (Declaration of Independence) &: Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and the concepts of sovereignty, land titles, and governance. It emphasizes the Sovereignty Claims of the Sovereign Crown of the Māuri Nation and their rights over land and governance. It mentions significant historical treaties, declarations and agreements that establish and reaffirm these rights. It discusses the legal foundations for the Mauri(Maori) governance structure and the relationship with the Settlers Parliament.
Clause 4 - This clause describes the appointment of Lady-Crown-Tuikatuku-111 and John: Flanagan as Post-Masters over the lodial land title locations of Aotearoa [New Zealand] and Éire. This appointment is recognized under a formal Global Postal Treaty Document Command Claim, with a specific date of September 28, 2024. These sovereign individuals, live life claimants are granted authority through this global postal treaty, and the claim includes acknowledgment of the sovereignty and duties tied to these lodial land title locations.
Clause 1.2 - Asserts the compliance command claim of the sovereign nations concerning the IRB location in Éire Territory and location of the Sovereign Crown of the Mauri Nation. It emphasizes the current authority of each nation and their alignment with the Global Postal Treaty and Global Gold Laws within the context of commerce and lodial land contracts. This clause highlights the ongoing authorization and governance by the sovereign postal nations and their membership in global agreements, finalized by Global Chief Post Master General, Jason-Paul Greaves.