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In Defence of John Wanoa. The King’s Flag Was Never a Scam.

In the often bizarre and unpredictable world of YouTube activism, few names have been as ridiculed, misunderstood, and deliberately misrepresented as that of John Wanoa, a sovereign rights advocate from New Zealand. Dismissed by critics as a delusional fantasist, Wanoa’s name has become synonymous with “The King’s Flag”—a movement that many now label a scam.

But this accusation couldn’t be further from the truth.

The time has come to set the record straight. This article seeks to restore clarity to John Wanoa’s legacy, and to expose the coordinated online sabotage that crushed a man’s dreams and buried an idea that may have changed the world.

Who Was John Wanoa?

John Wanoa claimed royal descent through the Rogan Royal Family of New Zealand, and grounded his vision in the lawful reclamation of indigenous sovereignty. His mission was to assume the role of Royal Trustee of the Queen Victoria Trust Fund—a historic empire-wide trust that he believed had been misused by British royalty and their globalist handlers.

According to Wanoa, King William IV had entered into a sacred covenant with the Moai people of New Zealand in the early 19th century, promising them a stake in the future of the British Empire. Wanoa argued that this covenant was broken when the Rothschild banking dynasty infiltrated the Crown and steered it away from its obligations to indigenous nations.

He proposed to lawfully remove Queen Elizabeth II as a trustee to restore the fund’s original purpose: to enrich and empower the people of the Commonwealth.

A Plan of Lawful Sovereignty.

Wanoa’s plan was far from reckless. It was deeply thought out, lawful, and rooted in economic principles.

He proposed to:

Establish himself as a lawful trustee.
Use the Queen Victoria Trust—reportedly valued at £970 trillion trillion—for public good.
Build tidal turbine engines on the sea floor to harvest sustainable energy.
Raise £25 million in startup capital by selling stock shares—a legal and standard practice in a capitalist economy.

There was no deception, no fraud, and no intention to steal. This was an ambitious, lawful campaign rooted in sovereign rights, renewable technology, and historical redress. But the establishment—and its enablers online—saw something else.

The Troll Sabotage.

As John Wanoa began sharing his ideas on YouTube and social media, he encountered fierce opposition—not from governments or legal experts, but from a network of UK-based YouTube trolls. These self-appointed “truth police” began a campaign to ridicule, discredit, and ultimately destroy him.

They:

Mocked his ideas without taking the time to understand them.
Branded him mentally ill and dangerous.
Flooded social media with defamatory content.
Rang New Zealand police, falsely expressing fear and alarm over Wanoa’s public activity.

The result?

John Wanoa was committed to a mental health facility, not because he had committed a crime, but because trolls manipulated the narrative to present him as a threat.

His movement was labelled a scam. His supporters were silenced. His dream of global prosperity through lawful sovereignty was scuppered by keyboard saboteurs with no vision of their own.

The King’s Flag – A Symbol of Suppressed Sovereignty.

Today, “The King’s Flag” is mocked in certain online circles as a joke, a delusion, a hoax, a scam. But what it actually represented was something powerful and rare:

An indigenous-led vision for global equity, legal reclamation of stolen trust wealth, and a rejection of the corrupt elites who have dominated global economics for centuries.

It wasn’t a scam. It was a challenge to authority.

And like all serious challenges to entrenched power, it was crushed—not with facts, not with due process—but with mockery, manipulation, and digital mob justice.

Conclusion: Time to Reclaim the Narrative.

It’s time to stop repeating the lies of the trolls. It’s time to reclaim John Wanoa’s legacy—not as a failed king, but as a visionary voice silenced before his time.

Let it be said plainly:

The King’s Flag was not a scam.
John Wanoa broke no law.
He offered the world a lawful path to prosperity.
And he was silenced because truth is dangerous to liars.

Let the record be corrected, and let John Wanoa's story be told—fully, fairly, and without fear.

Disclaimer:

The information presented in this article is based on my understanding and interpretation of John Wanoa’s work and public statements. I acknowledge that I may not have fully captured the depth or details of his plans and legal arguments.

For a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of John Wanoa’s vision and proposals, I encourage interested readers to connect with him directly.

Connect with John Wanoa on Facebook:
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