Māori ranger cards
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From: Paydn$$
Dear New Zealand Police,
Could you please send me the signed forms from the police an all government agencies that acknowledges the Māori ranger diplomatic immunity cards being legitimate
Yours faithfully,
Paydn$$
From: Ministerial Services
New Zealand Police
Kia ora Paydn
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Your request is being actioned pursuant to the OIA. You can expect a response to your request on or before 23 March 2022.
Kind regards, Brittany
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Please find attached the response to your Official Information Act
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From: Paydn$$
Dear Ministerial Services,
Didn’t really answer my question just gave me stuff medias opinion on the matter so if I use my Māori ranger card acquired from the Common Law Embassy Nz I won’t be arrested for fraud or anything?
Yours sincerely,
Paydn$$
From: Paydn$$
Dear Ministerial Services,
The Māori ranger cards made by Peter Martin an the Common law embassy Nz are they legitimate
Yours sincerely,
Paydn$$
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Yea like whe the police said they had battery acid thrown at them by protesters when clearly it was his own mate who pepper sprayed him 😂😂😂n who was reporting it stuff media
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Alex Harris left an annotation ()
They've answered your question: there are no "signed forms... acknowledge[ing] the Māori ranger diplomatic immunity cards being legitimate". They've also supplied public information in which a police spokesperson explicitly calls them a scam and "unofficial", and asks people to report their use to police. Most people would understand this to mean that they are legally meaningless and not legitimate. (This is also obvious if you bother to read the law the cards purportedly rely on: the Governor-General has not issued an order-in-council specifying that the "Māori Ranger Security Division" is an international entity).
Whether any particular use of such a card is a crime would depend on the context and what it was used for. I recommend you consult an actual lawyer, rather than trying to ask the police for free legal advice.
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