Pastor Samuel Tamaki:
My name is Pastor Samuel Tamaki. I represent Destiny Church under Apostle Tamaki. On my left is the man up in sisterhood Tūtangata family or whānau.

Everyone say Tūtangata. Everyone say Tūtangata. What does that mean? It means to stand.

It means to stand. And Apostle Tamaki has unlocked the indigenous man in New Zealand, in Aotearoa. But I'll tell you right now that the same spirit and power that walks in him and the power of Ihukaraiti in us.

Today I'm here for one job. It's to declare war. Although we don't fight against flesh and blood, but we battle against principalities.

So what causes a man to do such a thing? Why would someone be so hateful? Why would someone have no compassion toward mankind? There has to be something deeper than just laws and just things they made up. Darkness and light. So today, man up and sisterhood, which is the woman's version, represents restoration to the household.

Because the households in our homes are the cornerstone of strong communities. So right now, before we get started, I'm going to send out a declaration and then my brothers are going to do a haka and I will explain to you what they're saying. They're going to come out the front in a moment.

But before we do that, my brother's just got a little poem that he wants to say today. Because I want to make sure that courage is in your heart. I want to ensure that boldness is deep within you.

Because this is the time we must stand. If not now, then when? If not me, then who? Do I consign it to the generations to come? Or do I stand in my generation? And so today, we're going to make a declaration. And we're going to say some statements.

And we're going to declare war, not against flesh and blood, but against principalities into an atmosphere. And we're going to rattle, we're going to shake and we're going to roll and do what we're called to do. Who's ready to rumble? Come on, crack the music up.

Crack it up. Come on, you've got to get those legs going. You're about to march, aren't you? Get up off your feet.

Come on. We're going to make some declarations. We're going to send it out there because our voice has power.

Your voice has power. Are you ready? Let's bring it. Yeah, yeah, come on.

That's right. You ready to march? Yeah. The movement's in motion with master militant poetry.

Now, check this out. Listen up. In the right light, study becomes insight.

System that ditched us, teaches us to read and write. So-called facts are foreign. They want us to advance and pledge, to bow down unto their God.

Lost their culture. The culture's lost. Spun our minds in through time.

Ignorance is taking over. Yo, we've got to take the power back. Bam, here's the plan.

Stuff Uncle Sam. Step back. I know who I am.

Raise up your ear. This is the style that's here. It's the beats and the lyrics they feel.

The rage is relentless. We need a movement with the quickness. You are the witness of change.

It's a counteract. You've got to take the power back. Come on, you.

You've got to take the power back. Come on. Come on.

Do you believe it? Yes, you. You. You've got to take the power back.

Okay, check this out. Depressing politicians. I put my fist in them.

Eurocentric. Every last one of them. See right through them.

Right through the skies. But just as they puncture the structure of lives. Closing our minds in an attempt to hold us back.

Yo, we've got to take it back. Closing our spirits, closing tears and fears. One-sided stories for years and years and years.

I'm inferior. Who's inferior? Yeah. You need to check the interior of the system.

Who cares about only one culture in that? We've got to take the power back. Come on, Brisbane. Come on.

We've got to take the power back. Yeah, we're going to declare some stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

We've got to take the power back. Okay, okay. Oh, yeah.

Are we getting ready to march? Yeah. Are we getting ready? Let's go. We're making a declaration out there.

We're here for freedom. We're here to say we choose. We're using our God-given right when we were born for the power to choose.

You choose. I choose. No one makes it up for us.

No one decides what I'm going to do. No one decides where I'm going to go. We have that choice and we are here to say we are free.

We are free men. We are free women. Come on.

Yeah, that's it. That's it. That's it.

That's it. Revolution. The people.

The revolution. It's like this. Oh, yeah.

Ready? Ready? Come on. Come on. Come on.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Bring it back the other way. Okay, listen up to this. Hey, the politician stands in front of the screen with a script to screw us all.

People's eyes can't perceive the lies coming out. They flip their mouth. Their composure is well kept.

I guess they fear playing the fool. Why don't we have to sit and listen? We got that crap that they learned in school. Yeah.

Wow, don't put the swing on. The colonel and his aide from it. Give me hand from it.

Gotta get it. Gotta get it together, man. I'd like a mother lover with a man to expose and close the doors.

I know they try to strangle and mangle the truth because the circle of hatred continues unless we react. We gotta take the power back. We gotta take the power back.

Yeah. Come on. Come on.

Come on. Come on. We gotta take the power back.

We got one more declaration out here. Where's the mainstream media? Where are you? Mainstream I'm talking about. Not rebel.

They are cool. Where's the mainstream media? Because right now we're about to say, let's declare it. No more lies.

No more lies. No more lies. No more lies.

No more lies. No more lies. No more lies.

That's it. We ain't putting up with your lies. Is that right? Is that right? Take it back, yo.

Take it back. Take it back. Take it back, yo.

Come on. Come on. Take it back.

Take it back. Take it back, yo. Come on.

Come on. Come on. Take it back, yo.

Take it back, yo. Take it back, yo. Come on.

Take it. Take it. Take it.

We're about to march. We're about to stand. Come on.

Let's give it up. Yeah, that's awesome. All right.

Right now.