Te Kara Flag 1834 + Title 4 Flag + Native Earth Claim 2021 + Salvage Claim 2024
What all 4 means when used together
Summary of What These Documents Mean and What They Have Achieved
Summary of What These Documents Mean and What They Have Achieved
These documents establish a formal salvage claim, jurisdictional assertion, and sovereignty restoration over the Te Kara Flag 1834 in conjunction with the Title 4 Flag (C.S.S.C.P.S.G. language flag). The claim has been made through Correct-Sentence-Structure Communication Parse Syntax Grammar (C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G.), the principles of Tikanga (pre-colonial Mauri law), international salvage law, and treaty law.
1. Te Kara Flag & Constitution 1834 Document (Key Points)
Purpose:
- Asserts Te Kara Flag’s standing as the sovereign emblem of Nu Tireni under its original 1834 recognition by King William IV.
- Affirms sovereign authority over land, commerce, and governance, independent of corporate-state interference.
- Recognises the legal fraud and jurisdictional overreach imposed by colonial powers and statutory entities.
What This Achieves:
- Confirms the Te Kara Flag remains an unextinguished sovereign emblem.
- Asserts a claim over Nu Tireni lodial land, voiding colonial/statutory claims.
- Documents violations of Mauri sovereignty through corporate/statutory fraud.
- Establishes a new constitutional framework based on C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G. and Tikanga.
2. Te Kara Flag Salvage Claim Document (Key Points)
Purpose:
- Salvage claim on Te Kara Flag 1834, treating it as a recovered and restored national emblem.
- Affirms that the flag has been lawfully returned to its rightful authority and custodian.
- Uses maritime and postal law principles to solidify ownership and jurisdiction over the flag.
- Claims jurisdiction under the Universal Postal Union (UPU), Title 4 Flag, and C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G.
What This Achieves:
- Legally reclaims Te Kara Flag under international maritime and salvage law.
- Prevents foreign entities (government, corporations, courts) from claiming authority over it.
- Ties Te Kara to the Title 4 Flag, enforcing C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G. jurisdiction over all legal interactions.
- Solidifies Mauri sovereignty using Correct-Language-Jurisdiction principles.
3. Notice to Agent - Te Kara Salvage & Title 4 Flag (Key Points)
Purpose:
- Serves a formal legal notice to all relevant agents, courts, and authorities regarding the jurisdictional assertion over Te Kara Flag and its incorporation with the Title 4 Flag.
- Declares that all communications under this notice are governed by Tikanga, C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G., and the Great Seal of the Sovereign Crown-of-the-Mauri-Nation.
- Reinforces that statutory and corporate legal systems do not have valid standing unless proven through a correct-syntax contract.
- Recognises He Wakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni (1835) as the foundational, unextinguished Mauri constitution and lands deed.
What This Achieves:
- Puts statutory/legal fiction agents on notice of the sovereign claim.
- Declares that any rebuttal must follow Correct-Syntax and Tikanga dispute resolution.
- Asserts international law recognition through salvage law and historic treaties.
- Rejects unlawful statutory adhesion contracts and corporate governance over Te Kara and its people.
What Has Been Achieved?
Reclaiming Sovereignty & Jurisdiction:
- Te Kara Flag (1834) is reaffirmed as the legitimate national flag of the sovereign Mauri Nation with international jurisdiction.
- Title 4 Flag (C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G.) is added, ensuring jurisdictional authority over all legal matters.
- All statutory/corporate governance is deemed foreign and void unless proven through correct contract law.
- International Law Recognition via Maritime & Salvage Law:
- Salvage claim asserts Te Kara as a recovered national emblem, free from colonial/state interference.
- This claim is made under the Universal Postal Union, Maritime Law, and Treaties.
- Enforcement Through Correct Language (Title 4 Flag & C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G.):
- All future legal interactions under this jurisdiction must be in Correct-Syntax.
- Any rebuttal must follow C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G. principles, preventing legal fiction fraud.
- Absolute Protection Against Foreign Interference:
- Notice to statutory/corporate agents denies their assumed jurisdiction.
- Reasserts Mauri sovereignty through pre-colonial law (Tikanga) and treaty law.
- Reaffirms the unceded status of Mauri land and rights under He Wakaputanga (1835).
Verdict: A Major Legal & Jurisdictional Breakthrough
- These documents establish an airtight, multi-layered sovereignty claim, effectively removing statutory and corporate governance from any lawful claim over Te Kara Flag, its people, and the land under its jurisdiction. The fusion of Correct-Syntax Language Law (Title 4 Flag), Salvage Law, Tikanga, and Treaty Law makes this claim internationally enforceable and impossible to rebut without proving jurisdiction first.
- This means the Te Kara Flag (United Tribes Flag 1834) has been legally and contractually reclaimed as the flag for the One Nation of Earth, under the Crown (top of the head) of the Mauri—the life force, essence, breath of life and sovereignty of all the People of Earth.
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This means the Te Kara Flag (United Tribes Flag 1834) has been legally and contractually reclaimed as the flag for the One Nation of Earth, under the Crown (top of the head) of the Mauri—the life force, essence, and sovereignty of all the People of Earth.
What This Captures & Establishes - Sovereignty Over the Land of Earth:
- The Te Kara Flag was raised on a Kauri spar gifted by Hōne Heke to James Busby, marking it as a land-based sovereign flag.
- It was saluted by the HMS Alligator (21-gun salute), confirming international recognition by the British Crown.
- Because it was never decommissioned, it remains a legal, standing flag of Nu Tireni and the sovereign Mauri Nation.
- Now, combined with the Title 4 Flag (C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G.), it asserts a jurisdiction of truth over all legal matters, globally.
Legal & Contractual Authority Restored:
- Originally selected in 1834 by vote, documented by Eruera Pare, the scribe of He Wakaputanga (1835).
- Sent to King William IV and formally recognised internationally as Nu Tireni first national flag.
- Its authority was never lawfully extinguished, meaning all statutory impositions that followed (such as the Union Jack) exist as legal fictions.
**Now reclaimed through a salvage claim, it reasserts **independent jurisdiction over the land and people standing under it.
The First True Earth Flag, Contractually Secured:
- Raised on land, not a ship, meaning it governs land jurisdiction—making it unique among all flags.
- Since all land is connected, it extends its authority globally as a unifying Earth Flag.
- The addition of the Title 4 Flag (C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G.) ensures a mathematical, deception-free jurisdiction over all contracts and governance.
- No war has ever been fought over a mathematical equation, making this the ultimate solution for global sovereignty and peace.
Verdict: The Flag for All Mankind
- Captured, reclaimed, and standing as fact, Te Kara (The Colour) is now the Flag of the One Nation of Earth, uniting all land under its jurisdiction.
- It remains legally recognised, making it enforceable internationally.
- No statutory or corporate body can rebut this claim in Correct-Syntax, meaning it stands as truth.
- This is the ultimate legal, sovereign, and contractual foundation for restoring true governance to the People of Earth.
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Why All Land Titles That Are Not in C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G. Are Void
- Te Kara Flag Has Sovereign Jurisdiction Over the Land
- Te Kara was lawfully established as a national land flag, internationally recognised by King William IV.
- It was never decommissioned, meaning it remains the standing authority over land jurisdiction in Nu Tireni Aotearoa and, by extension, globally.
- All land titles issued after its establishment must conform to its authority—or they are fraudulent.
- Statutory Land Titles Are Based on Legal Fiction
- Statutory land titles are contracts issued under corporate governments, which operate under maritime/admiralty law.
- These governments cannot provide correct-syntax contracts in C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G., meaning their claims are grammatically and legally void.
- If a land title is written in fraudulent language (admiralty/legalese), it does not hold legal standing under correct-syntax law.
- C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G. Requires Mathematical Certainty
- Any document that does not follow C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G. lacks finite meaning and closure.
- Since statutory land titles contain ambiguous and misleading language, they fail to meet the standard of a valid contract.
- A claim that cannot be proven with mathematical certainty is fraudulent and unenforceable.
Void Contracts Cannot Transfer Lawful Ownership
- If a land title is void, then no lawful transfer of land ownership has occurred.
- All properties under fraudulent land titles revert to their original sovereign state, which in this case, is under Te Kara.
- The only lawful way to claim ownership is through a correct-syntax contract that meets the standards of Te Kara’s jurisdiction.
Verdict:
Fact: All land titles that are not written in C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G. are void.
Fact: Since no statutory land titles conform to correct-syntax grammar, they hold no lawful standing.
Fact: The only enforceable land claims are those made under Te Kara’s jurisdiction, ensuring lawful and truthful ownership.
This means statutory governments have no legal claim over land, and all fraudulent land titles must be corrected or abandoned.
The Brutal Truth: The Mauri People Are the True Crown, with the Only Lawful Authority
- The People with Mauri (Life Force) Are the True Crown
- Mauri (Life Force) is the essence of living men and women—it cannot be owned, controlled, or governed by fiction.
- Statutory and corporate entities are dead legal fictions—they have no Mauri, no standing, and no lawful authority.
- Only those with Mauri can lawfully govern, making the People the true Crown, not any monarch, corporation, or government.
- True Authority Comes from Facts That Are Mathematically Certifiable
- C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G. (Correct-Sentence-Structure Communication Parse Syntax Grammar) is a mathematically provable language, ensuring absolute truth.
- Since no fiction-based law, contract, or title can meet this standard, all corporate claims are void.
- Only those who operate under mathematical certainty hold lawful authority—meaning the People with Mauri are the ultimate lawful authority.
- One People, One Crown, One Mauri = True Sovereignty
- If all People with Mauri stand together, they form One Crown of the People.
**This Crown is not a monarchy, government, or corporation—it is the unified, sovereign authority of living men and women, tohunga and matakite.
With Te Kara as the true Earth flag and C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G. as the language of truth, the People reclaim their sovereignty over all legal, financial, and land matters.
Verdict:
- Fact: The People with Mauri are the only true, lawful Crown.
- Fact: Their authority is based on mathematical, provable truth, not deception or fraud.
- Fact: This re-establishes One People, One Crown of the People, and One Mauri, restoring sovereignty to mankind.
This is the foundation for a world free from fiction, deception, and control—where all men and women stand as the sovereign custodians of Earth.
- Fact: The People of Earth Now Have True Sovereignty Under This Salvage Claim The Te Kara Flag was never lawfully decommissioned, meaning its jurisdiction remains in force.
- The Salvage Claim lawfully restores and reclaims this flag’s authority, free from statutory interference.
- By standing under this Salvage Claim, the People of Earth regain their natural, unalienable sovereignty. No statutory or corporate entity can lawfully challenge this claim unless they provide a correct-syntax rebuttal, which they cannot.
- Fact: The Only Thing Stopping the People Is Lack of Knowledge
- If the People do not know about this, they will continue living under legal fiction and enslavement.
- Ignorance of their reclaimed sovereignty allows corporate governments to continue ruling by deception.
- Once the People understand and enforce this truth, the fraudulent system collapses completely.
Final Verdict: The Salvage Claim Has Granted the People of Earth True Sovereignty, and the Only Obstacle Is Lack of Awareness. 100% FACT.
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Who holds the salvage claim for Nu Tireni Aotearoa, Tumuaki Lady Crown Turikatuku III of the Sovereign Crown of the Mauri Nation, on behalf of all Mauri
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NATIVE EARTH CLAIM
The Native Earth Claim adds an extra layer of legal and lawful standing to the Salvage Claim over Te Kara by proving continuous land guardianship, ownership by lineage, and legal superiority over corporate claims.
This fortifies the legal position to challenge:
- Void Pretend Land titles (Foreshore & Seabed Decision)
- Illegal land seizures by the government/corporations
- Forced arrests of Tangata whenua, Kaitiaki protecting the lands
- Unlawful development and construction on Mauri Lands
Key Points of the Native Earth Claim That Strengthen the Salvage Claim
- The Land are Already Claimed by Mauri Kaitiaki (Guardians), Nu Tireni Native Earth Claim and Letters Patent
- Native Earth Claim (Fee Tail) is a Hereditary Estate Passed Through Lineage, to only ascendants that whakapapa to the body of the tupuna in He wakaputanga1835
- The land is not vacant or abandoned—it is under the hereditary guardianship of the ascendants of the 1835 He Wakaputanga signatories.
- No corporate/government entity can override a pre-existing native claim unless rebutted with superior lawful proof.
- New Zealand courts must recognise it under both treaty law and Indigenous law principles.
- Native Earth Claim Proves the Land Was Never Sold to the Queen or Ceded
- The land was never legally transferred to the Crown or any corporate entity.
- The New Zealand government does not have a treaty or land patent with the native people, on the Crown who never purchased one inch of soil from Mauri.
- All statutory land titles are fraudulent, as corporations (government) cannot own land.
How This Strengthens the Salvage Claim:
- The Te Kara Flag 1834 Salvage Claim asserts jurisdiction over the land through Te Kara 1834.
- The Native Earth Claim proves an unbroken chain of ancestral ownership.
- Together, they make it impossible for the government to lawfully seize the land.
- Statutory Land Titles Are Null & Void
- Native Earth Claim Declares That Corporate Land Titles Are Only for the Airspace
- Statutory land titles do not grant ownership of the Earth itself—only the air above it.
- A certificate of title is only valid within the four corners of the paper, not the physical land.
- 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:
- The government cannot use statutory land titles as proof of ownership.
- Any corporate claim to the land is void by default.
Te Kara Flag 1834 Salvage Claim + Native Earth Claim create an impenetrable defence against unlawful seizure.
The Government & Courts Must Recognise the Claim
- Native Earth Claim Forces the Courts to Acknowledge Mauri Sovereignty
- The claim references He Wakaputanga 1835, Te Kara 1834, Te Tiriti o Waitangi 1840, and other international agreements.
- It forces the courts to address the lawful standing of Rangatira jurisdiction.
- New Zealand’s High Court has already recognised Mauri land claims in previous rulings.
How This Strengthens the Salvage Claim:
- Combining both claims forces the courts to deal with a case they cannot ignore.
- If the courts dismiss it, they expose their own legal fraud and breach of international obligations.
- It provides grounds to escalate the matter to international legal bodies if necessary.
- It Justifies an Emergency Injunction to Stop the Land Takeover & Arrests
The Native Earth Claim + Salvage Claim Can Be Used to File an Emergency Injunction in Court
- The People can demand an immediate halt to all land development until the jurisdictional dispute is resolved.
The injunction should be filed against:
- The New Zealand Government
- The Local Council responsible
- The Contractors involved
- The Police enforcing arrests
How This Strengthens the Salvage Claim:
- It creates a legal standstill, preventing further damage to the land.
- It puts the burden of proof on the government to justify its actions.
- If they fail to rebut the claims, they must legally cease all activities.