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Wakaminenga National Congress 2024 Report

The Wakaminenga National Congress held on July 13-14, 2024, at Takapoto Estate, Karapiro included delegates from across New Zealand and a special guest from Germany representing indigenous European tribes. The congress emphasized reforming and reactivating the historical Wakaminenga Maori Government, originally established in 1835, to protect New Zealand’s sovereignty from globalist threats. Key presentations covered action plans for revitalizing He Wakaputanga’s governance, New Zealand’s heritage, indigenous rights, health sovereignty through Tiaki Hauora, and establishing a new alternative trading economy. The event stressed the importance of community responsibility, legal recourse, and tikanga principles in maintaining a fair and self-sufficient society.

Fund Raising Call to Action

The Wakaminenga Maori Government respectfully seeks weekly $10 donations from each member to sustain its operating costs. Despite efforts to secure external funding, personal sacrifices by officials highlight the urgent need for support. Donations can be made directly to their bank account or online via their website.

Pandemic Planning

The latest pandemic plan from the NZ Ministry of Health indicates that pandemics will continue to be a significant concern, including measures such as mRNA treatments, quarantine, and strict travel controls. The plan has raised concerns about its stringent enforcement and impact on human rights. Evidence suggests Bird Flu might be the next pandemic. Are you prepared?

Membership

WMG urges it’s members to help expand our membership by sharing the principles of He Wakaputanga 1835, which protect sovereign rights. It contrasts the historical breach and current issues under British and globalist control with the vision of a free, fair society as per the original constitution. Members are encouraged to assert their rights and join the Wakaminenga Maori Government to secure a better future.