UPDATES FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CHAPTERS
OF THE COMMITTEE TO SUPPORT THE ITNJ
Aotearoa (New Zealand) Council
• The Aotearoa Council of the Committee to Support the ITNJ is proud to welcome Craig Collins,
also known as Te Ariki, Pouhere Uru Mana, as
our newest committee member. Craig has recently
been appointed Chief Justice of the House of the
External Sovereign Protectorate, within the House
of the Native Sovereign Protectorate, in the South
Island of Aotearoa, New Zealand. He joins us as a
natural law advocate.
• The flag change referendum went ahead with
an overwhelming voter turn out, 56.6% voting
to keep the original colonisers’ flag and 43.2%
favouring the new contender. Distrust was
present in the minds of many towards the government’s timing for pushing a $26 million flag
change that would have cost, in the final analysis, billions of dollars to implement. It has also
brought increasing awareness to the original first
flag of the United Tribes of Aotearoa chosen in
1835, Te Haki Tuatahi (meaning first flag), as well
as shining a light on issues of sovereignty for all.
• The signing of the TPPA in Auckland, New
Zealand on 4 February 2016 provoked one of the
largest protests this nation has ever seen and has
roused the ire of Tangata Whenua, the People of
the Land, both Maori and Pakeha (Europeans)
alike. In signing the TPPA the crown is using its
dirty tricks to negate its obligations to its own
citizens, while breaching its responsibilities to
the Maori, which are laid out in the 1840 Treaty,
Te Tiriti O Waitangi. We in the committee are
watching this closely.
• Tentative discussions have been started with a
small group of concerned people regarding the
forced fluoridation of the water supply of regional
communities. As awareness grows that choice is
being taken away and rights overridden, people
are looking for stronger means of voicing their
concerns and protests. We stand ready should
they move forward with an application to the ITNJ.
• We are looking for committed volunteers. Skills
needed include research, crowdfunding, writing,
blogging, and video editing.
Jenese James
Council Administrator: Aotearoa
[email protected]
Eastern European Chapter
• The Eastern Europe Chapter of the Committee
to Support the ITNJ was given a signed, sealed
and stamped letter of mandate from Sacha Stone,
founder of the ITNJ, formally appointing Lina
Helstein as the Chapter Chair, with authority to
represent the Eastern Europe Chapter in communications with governmental agencies and officials
and private parties, and to take all actions necessary to effect the mission of the Eastern Europe
Chapter of the Committee to Support the ITNJ.
• Significant progress has been made in collecting
evidence for cases that may be brought before the
ITNJ in Lithuania, including matters of fraudulent
criminal bankruptcy of companies and seizures of
their buildings, equipment, and assets, as well as
fraudulent mortgage foreclosures and evictions,
which are generally performed with bribed judges
and government officials. Research and gathering
of evidence continues for several larger issues that
are national and international in nature.
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