UNITED INDIGENOUS NATIONS (UIN) TWELVE LEVELS OF SOCIETY FOR THE GENERATIONS TO COME

While Wakaminenga Maori Governments works to secure our National Sovereignty we also need to work towards collaboration and unity with other sovereign indigenous nations around the world. Over the last year our WMG Global European Ambassador has been connecting with indigenous nations who no longer see the United Nations (UN) who now align themselves to the global cartels of WEF and WHO as the representing body to address their aspirations, spiritual and physical well being , social and economic needs and have instead embarked on a journey with the European Germanic Indigenous Nations and the Wakaminenga Maori Government including our hapu and communities to establish the United Indigenous Nations Supranational body as the alternative to the UN. The principles and values that bring these nations together are based on mankind’s original connection to the Soil that has never been extinguished and the original God given laws in the heavenly and earthly realms based on spiritual law and our relationship with God as the Creator of all things and Natural laws, caring for our Earth Mother who nurtures our physical wellbeing through God’s creations.

There is a diversity of beliefs on how we express our beliefs in these fundamental principles of God as Creator and Earth Mother as the Nurturer, therefore not one way or the other is agreed upon as to what is the right or wrong way to express our beliefs. WMG has concluded that beliefs or religion can unite only those who have the same beliefs but not those who don’t have the same beliefs. Therefore in order to unite as the United Indigenous Nations we must have something we can agree will bring us together and that is; WHAT WILL GUARANTEE THE SURVIVAL OF OUR CHILDREN OF THE COMING GENERATIONS? The UIN has devised the 12 Levels of Society as a force to unite all indigenous nations, based on self-sufficient indigenous communities for 193+ countries worldwide. At present we are pleased to advise that there are 16 participating nations of the UIN with more seeking membership. There has been extraordinary interest from indigenous nations wanting to join which has become a challenging task for our one global Ambassador and therefore plans are underway to appoint more ambassadors to assist in joining more nations. We hope you enjoy this initial article on the development of the UIN. We have much more to share with you regarding these high moral principles. that promote human rights as a noble aspiration.