Kelvyn Alp born 27 March 1971, was the leader of the Direct Democracy Party of New Zealand which stood in the 2005 general elections. He has five children, and served in the New Zealand Army from 1995 to 1996. Alp has attempted to use a "Māori Passport" abroad in an attempt to highlight Māori issues. This practice ended after the New Zealand Labour-led Government threatened to pull allocated school funding in the Solomon Islands. He believes the Treaty of Waitangi is a counterfeit..

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  • Kelvyn Alp born 27 March 1971, was the leader of the Direct Democracy Party of New Zealand which stood in the 2005 general elections. He has five children, and served in the New Zealand Army from 1995 to 1996. Alp has attempted to use a "Māori Passport" abroad in an attempt to highlight Māori issues. This practice ended after the New Zealand Labour-led Government threatened to pull allocated school funding in the Solomon Islands. He believes the Treaty of Waitangi is a counterfeit.. In 1996 Alp set up the New Zealand Armed Intervention Force as a mercenary organization, later transforming it into a para-military, anti-banking, pro-people rights movement - although it was referred to in the media as a Māori separatist organisation. It is now defunct.
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  • Kelvyn Alp born 27 March 1971, was the leader of the Direct Democracy Party of New Zealand which stood in the 2005 general elections. He has five children, and served in the New Zealand Army from 1995 to 1996. Alp has attempted to use a "Māori Passport" abroad in an attempt to highlight Māori issues. This practice ended after the New Zealand Labour-led Government threatened to pull allocated school funding in the Solomon Islands. He believes the Treaty of Waitangi is a counterfeit..
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  • Kelvyn Alp
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