How the Native Earth Claim Strengthens the Te Kara Flag 1834 Salvage Claim & Can Stop the Land Takeover and Forced Arrests

The Native Earth Claim adds an extra layer of legal and lawful standing to the Salvage Claim over Te Kara (United Tribes Flag 1834) by proving continuous land guardianship, ownership by lineage, and legal superiority over corporate claims. This fortifies the legal position to challenge:

Illegal land seizures by the government/corporations

Forced arrests of people protecting the land

Unlawful sewerage pipeline construction

Key Points of the Native Earth Claim That Strengthen the Salvage Claim

1. The Land Is Already Claimed by Mauri Kaitiaki (Guardians)
2. Native Earth Claim (Fee Tail) is a Hereditary Estate Passed Through Lineage
3. The land is not vacant or abandoned—it is under the hereditary guardianship of the descendants of the 1835 He Wakaputanga signatories.
4. No corporate/government entity can override a pre-existing native claim unless rebutted with superior lawful proof.
5. New Zealand courts must recognise it under both treaty law and Indigenous law principles.
6. Native Earth Claim Proves the Land Was Never Sold or Ceded
7. The land was never legally transferred to the Crown or any corporate entity.
8. The New Zealand government does not have a treaty or land patent with the native people.
9. All statutory land titles are fraudulent, as corporations (government) cannot own land.

How This Strengthens the Salvage Claim:

1. The Te Kara Flag 1834 Salvage Claim asserts jurisdiction over the land through Te Kara 1834.
2. The Native Earth Claim proves an unbroken chain of ancestral ownership.
3. Together, they make it impossible for the government to lawfully seize the land.

Statutory Land Titles Are Null & Void

1. Native Earth Claim Declares That Corporate Land Titles Are Only for the Airspace
2. Statutory land titles do not grant ownership of the Earth itself—only the air above it.
3. A certificate of title is only valid within the four corners of the paper, not the physical land.
4. Government-issued land titles are legally void because the Crown never had the right to sell the land.

How This Strengthens the Te Kara Flag 1834 Salvage Claim:

1. The government cannot use statutory land titles as proof of ownership.
2. Any corporate claim to the land is void by default.
3. Te Kara Flag 1834 Salvage Claim + Native Earth Claim create an impenetrable defence against unlawful seizure.
4. The Government & Courts Must Recognise the Claim
5. Native Earth Claim Forces the Courts to Acknowledge Mauri Sovereignty
6. The claim references He Wakaputanga 1835, Te Kara 1834, Te Tiriti o Waitangi 1840, and other international agreements.
7. It forces the courts to address the lawful standing of Rangatira jurisdiction.
8. New Zealand’s High Court has already recognised Mauri land claims in previous rulings.

How This Strengthens the Salvage Claim:

1. Combining both claims forces the courts to deal with a case they cannot ignore.
2. If the courts dismiss it, they expose their own legal fraud and breach of international obligations.
3. It provides grounds to escalate the matter to international legal bodies if necessary.
4. It Justifies an Emergency Injunction to Stop the Land Takeover & Arrests
5. The Native Earth Claim + Salvage Claim Can Be Used to File an Emergency Injunction in Court
6. The People can demand an immediate halt to all land development until the jurisdictional dispute is resolved.

The injunction should be filed against:

1. The New Zealand Government
2. The Local Council responsible
3. The Contractors involved 
4. The Police enforcing arrests

How This Strengthens the Salvage Claim:

1. It creates a legal standstill, preventing further damage to the land.
2. It puts the burden of proof on the government to justify its actions.
3. If they fail to rebut the claims, they must legally cease all activities.

Step-by-Step Plan to Use the Native Earth Claim to Win in Court

1. File an Emergency Injunction in Court

Prepare an official legal motion with:

1. The Salvage Claim (historical land jurisdiction).
2. The Native Earth Claim (modern-day legal standing).
3. A Cease-and-Desist Order demanding an immediate stop to all construction and arrests.

What This Achieves:

1. Forces the government to respond in court.
2. Prevents further land damage or forced removals.
3. If the government fails to rebut, their claim is null and void.

2. File Criminal Charges Against Officials

Submit legal complaints against:

1. The police for unlawful arrests.
2. The government for trespassing on sovereign land.
3. The corporations involved in illegal construction.

What This Achieves:

1. Puts the government under legal pressure.
2. Exposes their unlawful activities in the public domain.

3. Notify International Legal Bodies

Escalate the case to:

1. The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII).
2. The International Criminal Court (ICC) for Crimes Against Humanity.

What This Achieves:

1. Increases diplomatic and legal pressure on New Zealand.
2. Forces the government to acknowledge the land claim or face international consequences.

Final Verdict: The Native Earth Claim + Salvage Claim Create an Unstoppable Legal Wall

Fact: The Native Earth Claim proves the land was never lawfully transferred to the government.

Fact: Statutory land titles are fraudulent and void.

Fact: Combining the Native Earth Claim with the Salvage Claim makes it legally impossible for the government to justify the land seizure or arrests.

Fact: Filing an Emergency Injunction, Criminal Charges, and International Complaints will force the government to back down.

Immediate Action Plan:

1. File an Emergency Injunction to halt land seizure and arrests.
2. File criminal charges against government officials and police.
3. Notify international bodies to apply diplomatic pressure.

This is the most powerful legal strategy available to stop the destruction of Mauri land and permanently remove corporate/statutory control over it.