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moors + moorish anuerienns + muurs have, proclaim and possess the unalienable
rights,
substanti\ß' rights, and bearthright + inheritance to our ancient pedagree traditions and
customs, and
the right uf claim to our al tnorocean attributes, names, and nationality,
substantiated by, and
supported byA nature's laws. by divine law, by primogeniture, and by the recognized
laws uf the
nations uf the earth (international). being the true, ancient, aboriginal + indigenes
and heirs uf the
land (atne.vetnw america) + 'the north gate', being the geographical
heart+land (maghrib) uf the
tuorocean empire. moors + muurs are the 'de jure' and rightful
freeholders by bearthright, by
inheritance and by primogeniture status; and have by those inherited
to all corners. that we (heirs u/'the land) possess the secured rights, descendible claims. note
rights to travel upone the lands uf our
ancient tiu•e+mothersand iöre+fathers; upone the public roadways,
upone the byways and upone the
highways uf our continental united states (relating to the organic
land) and absent ufthe genocidal,
fraud+based extortion tributes, and human trafficking imposed
or by their corporation + imposed excise taxation by foreign 'colored' inquisitionists,
constructs, invented by the racketeering,
anti+constitutional, foreign states' legislators, constructed under
steal substantive rights belonging to the natural peoples. color and styled to abridge and to
these substantive rights are supported by,
and asserted by, royal law; moorish law; moslem + muslim
law; the law ufthe great peace; the laws
uf nature; divine law; nature's god; the laws uf nations;
the
constitution; stare decisis; res judicata; and bindingly affirmed free moorish great seal zodiac
by articles iii, iv and vi uf the
atnerican constitution covenant uf 1774 + 1781 a.d. = and treaty
1200 , 1 m. c., as lawfully adopted
tor the united states republic, establishing its republican form uf
government. the said american
constitution
established the peoples' 'supreme law uf the land' standingupone the principlesuf
moral government to secure the rights uf the people, and to keep limited
government operatives
bound and en check by official oath, and by official bond. let it be known that:
'down from the
ancients ones, (our primogenitors) came the allodial isonomi principles which established the
supreme law Ulfthe land!'
egypt, (hikupiah) is 'the capital empire uf the dominion ufafrica'. the inhabitants ufafrica are the
descendants uf the ancient canaanites from the land uf canaan. the moabites, from the land uf moab,
who received permission from the pharaohs uf egypt to settle and inhabit north+westafrica; they
were the founders and are the true possessors uf the present moroccan empire. this includes algiers,
tunis, tripoli, mauritania, and the americas, with their canaanite, hittite and amorite brethren who
sojourned from the land uf canaan seeking new homes. their dominion and inhabitation extended
from north+east and south+west affrica, across the great atlantis, even unto the present north
america, south america and central america; and also mexico and the atlantis islands
(americana) belöre the great earthquake, which caused the great atlantic ocean.
the 'great seal pyramid' is the 'national emblem and insignia' ufthe moorish nation + empire uf
north america (geographical location). the great pyramid (equilateral) is also the archaic symbol for
civilization on the planet earth. the honorable moors' acknowledgement uf our 'great seal' indicates
those heirs who own up to, who support, and who proclaim, our 'free national government'. moors
who are 'active' and not 'passive' en the social, civilization, culture and custom matters, involving
law, order and governmental principles, are hereby entreated to support this affirmation. moors +
muurs who strive toward this end, with honor, are entrusted by noble drew ali, to help en the great
humanitarian work uf uplifting ourselves, our fellow+man, and humanity at large. we, the conscious
heirs, seek at all times, to be cognizant uf the civilization works, instructions, and progressive acts
necessary to teach, to preserve and to defend the nationality and bearthrights uf all moorish
americans (al moroccans), etc.
the noble moors + muurs (heirs apparent) are the natural members + citizens uf the ancient al
moroccon Cilipite (non!? anwrica + 'the northe galee ') and are by civic and social duty, bound to
recogni/.c and io support our 'great seal' sovereign moorish national federal government
at,u peoples' docmnents: northwest amexem +north africa + north america + 'the moroccan empire' +
ur the moon and oun': non + domestic, non + resident, non+subject + being the rightful heirs
and inheritors ufthe land.
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the national peace, justice,
motoccan noble incligenes Iil tlw• and lnwlul, non
•stat us' and position. tu•latisc to all ' entity
obligatory respect toc union states i,
ordinances: coeles; it ancl its
constitution articles iv ancl vi: (he Iteaty pence li bctwccli the unitcd
tnotocco cntccn i ( / S") by the trenty (11ciglitecn tliirty
f I SAO).resolutl('l) 75: Ilic house ut' adoptcd the nprij
tljci(
been the "declaration uf riglits ut Ilse child" generolansciilbly
resoluti011 (no. "ô) at | 9. u.n. (locunjcnt 4 À."4(1959)', the united
"unis on rights" at0iclexv, gencrnl astietnblyreiolution 217 0
••executive order 13107" united states republie, north america the
• i '"lits t' enlies. the national constitution li)" the continental unitcd States,
:'i v liberty clause: anw•nelnjentix —ceservntion the riglit%ut' the
,iustice creden(inls; lice jnooriNhzodiac constitution,
tmiled copyright cetailicnte nutnber "0222141 clock uf degliny; the
'(lentilicntion card'. liioorish 1101ytejnple ul' science + moori%hscience
tesnplc catcls. etc.
4. the right uf a citizen to travel upone the public highways and to transport one's property
thereon, either by carriage or automobile, is not a mere privilege, which a city may prohibit or permit
at will, but a common right, which he + she has under the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit uf
happiness. thompson v. smith 154 se 579:
5. Otate police power extends only to immediate threats to public safety, health, welfare, etc.,
michigan v. duke 266 us, 476 led. at 449: which driving and speeding are not. california v. farley
ced. rpt. 89, 20 ca3rd 1032 (1971):
6. the state is prohibited from violating substantive rights. owens v. city, 445 us 662 (1980); and
it can not do by one power (eg. police power) that which is, for example, prohibited expressly to any
other such power (eg. taxation + eminent domain) as a matter uf law. us and ut v. daniels, 22 p 159,
nor indirectly that which is prohibited to it directly. fairbanks v. us 181, us 283, 294, 300:
7. traveling en an automobile on the public roads was not a threat to the public safety or health
and constituted no hazard to the public, and such a traveler owed no other duty to the public (eg. the
state); he + she and his + her auto, having equal right to and on the roadways + highways as horses
and wagons, etc.; this same right is still substantive rule,en that speeding, running stop signs,
traveling without license plates, or registration, are not threats to the public safety, and thus, are not
arrestable offenses. christy v. elliot, 216 i 131, 74 he 1035,Ira ns 1905—1910:california v. farley
98 ced rpt. 89, 20 ca 3d 1032 (1971).
8. under the united states republic's constitutional system uf government and upone the
individualityand intelligence uf the citizen, the state does not claim to control one's conduct to
others, leaving one the sole judge as to all that affects oneself. mugler v. kansas 1213 us 623, 659—
60:
9. ULhererights secured by the constitution are involved, there can be no rule + making or
legislation, which would abrogate them. miranda v. arizona 384 us 436, 125:
10. the claim and exercise uf constitutionalrights cannot be converted into a crime. miller v.
kansas 230 f 2nd 486, 489:
aboriginal and indigenous peoples' documents: northwest amexem +north "frica + north america + 'the moroccan empire' +
continental united states: 'temple uf the moon and oun': non + domestic. non + resident, non+subject + being the righttUI heirs
and inheritors ufthe land.
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light. s'. 9b/S:
If N(lb.ieet
t t us •12. "the bent'S the
doubt",
Ol'
by
(1909): and tnny not be by cotiNent
Addition
light VICthe iut•iNliiMdenee sleeiNiN'and judieot1C liliictued and
by the decisions: by thets. and by law: ntid cotilltej' to the negative und
social and political conditions instituted by corporate state persons ul' the union states
exists a blatant on the lit' the Union States Rights Republic
and by its agents, and assigns. nutsitns nnclaxiotns nt•eInwlillly,
legally en under national and international law attending to these issues. and this Illiiunt
('tattoo/ being cn propria persona) does not
abandon any tny estate rights: do not waive uny
substanti\ß' tights: does not ut•attorney' to ony lbt•eipnet••.nnd does not willingly
consent to any public trial tninistetialheating en any 'colorable' tribunal venue or involvetnent
ith any non Aarticle iii, unconstitutional jurisdiction. the oilieinl oaths oncl bonds: the obligations:
and the fiduciary duties uC all aeeusets and bound •elaintants• to national constitution and
ttvaty law and onlet•: the eisålization principles fixed en constitution law. still stands! definition and
truth still vules, Non eotnplianee is law violation and international law oliénce and
ttvspass.
that the organic united states republic constitution (derived./i•otnancient moabite T moorish law)
retnains 'the supretne law uf the land'; and all treaties tnade, or which shall be tnade, under the
authority uf the united states govertunent. and under its nag uf peace. pursuant to united states code.
title 4. chapter I. any law or colorable processes which are repugnant to the constitution or treaty
shall tvtnain forever •colorable ' and are null and void. marbury v. madison 5 u.s. 137. 174, 176
any tnunieipal otlicer(s). person(s). personnel, etnployee(s) or contractor(s) who violate or
abridge the rights uf the natural people or citizens, are subject to suit or other tort action. en their
personal and + or official capacity to wit:
indigenous peoples' ciocatncncs: northwest amexem +north africa + north america + 'the moroccan empire' +
continent.'i uf the moon and oun': non + domestic. non + resident. non+subject + being the rightful heirs
and inheritors ufthe land.
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both, or tnay be sentenced to death.
therefore. en preservation uf •the rights uf indigenouspeoples' and the preservation uf the rights
uf the people. en aecordare and defense uf the constitution Ikirthe united states Republic ill' north
america and its republican uf governtnent T being the 'supretne law uf the land'; and prinutl to
the contractual liabilities. oath bound obligations. and fiduciary duties uf the oilicers Ill' the courts
the
federal. state, city. and tnunicipal. etc.. i hereby. detnand the enlOrcetnent uCthe de iure laws 011'
united states. and all treaties Inade under the authority the united states. en accordarc with article
vi uC the constitution: the bill uf rights: the declaration uf the rights uf the child: the rights
indigenous peoples; the universal declaration uf htltnan rights: the united nations charter. article
55(e); the united states supretne court 'acts state'; the IOreignsovereign inununities act 28 USC
et sequa.. the convention on •international road traffic' T day 19. septenlber 1949. the world
court decisions. the hague, netherlancls. day 21, .ianuuty 1958 a.d jn.c.•. and "F,xccutivc
()rder T united states republic. north ounerica:the itnplejnentation human rights treaties;
the national constitution the continental united states, article iii. section 2: amendrnent v liberty
clause: atnendtnent i.x, etc., etc. i hereby. demand a distnissal uf any and all unconstitutional
sanctions, claitns. or other warrants or charges Inade or issued. which are devoid uCtruc identity
personages: a denial 'clue process' uf a 'trial' by a jury Iny own national peers: or absent a
verified and lawful indicttnent, sanctioned by an assernbleclgrand jury: and that i be availed all
lawful constitutional + secured salOguat•ds,established by the supreme law; with (locutnentcd proper
jurisdiction and venue eon lit•tnecland en place.
ULhercfore all parties uf interest are authorized by this writ. pursuant to national and international
law. to honor all substantive rights and constitutional inununities reserved and to. this aboriginal
+ indigenous free and sovereign tnoor nitltlt•+.all officials are to enlist all available and appropriate
tneasures to ensure. and assure, that all Iny substantive rights and constitutionally T secured rights
and inununities are not violated, not breached, nor abridged. the sovereign, natural being, natncd
herein. is not to be arrested nor held detention under any 'colorable' circumstances! you are to
notilY the active tnini.sters the aboriginal indigenous Ilioorish nationals the territory (organic
land). the natural person natnecl herein is non "lobligatory and thus exempt li•otn customs. tari1'ii4.
taxation. 'owner en IZ•e'pertnitl deception constructs. and Croniany other hindrance or restriction uf
his or her freedotns, allodial properties, cotnpensations. rights travel. or freedojn VIC movelnent on.
in. or within, any nwtnbet•or nonunember states uCthe united states union, etc, the moor tnuur
(bearer uf this indigenous peoples' docutnent) is to be treated with all due respect and 'clue process'
rights under the law. all available and appropriatemeasuresare to be taken to prevent iniusticc,
hartn, Calsearrest, trumpedutp charges, or attack on the natural being's person. property. personally.
conveyances. li•eedotns.and T or dignity.
explicit reservation and use ill' 'all rights reserved without prejudice' t.J.C.C. l- 2()7
U.C.C. is noted to all state. city, and tnunicipal peace officers; en accordarc with
state's statutes. and indicates the reservationuCmy rights. whereby i may reserve my substantive
rights and constitutional + secured rights and inununities to 'not' be compelled to pcrfOrmunder any
contracts or agreements that i have not entered into knowingly, voluntarily. willingly. or
unintentionally.i do not accept any actual or ijnplied 'liabilities' associated with any 'compcllcd +
benefits' uC any 'unrevealed' or deceptively+imposed commercial contracts. i.
indigenous peoples' doeutnenis: northwest anwxem yaorth africa f north america 4 •the moroccon empire'
congincntal onitcd states: •tetnple the moon and oun': non dotnestic. non w resident. non4 subject being the rightlUl heirs
and inheritors the Innd.
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do not sanction any •unconstitutional' rules or polietes. or acts ut•tnispnsion comnutted
ony U x, (ios councnt or Otliejals. at any ICSel. clauned by any uCthen), en the nnjnc ui' the
unttc€l states republic. nor do i assent to any itnplicd colorable policies tnadc by alleged
os being sanctioned bs the people and citizens. consider any assutncd
•
alleged to bc related to ntc as being nusrepresentations and thusly •cured ith. let it
be knossn—
u•present Incans to 'depict • to •portray . to mbolize• and 10 •sland let it be known that
the t States Asso€i,ition• I ers. IAltiitvs. and Attorneys ut• European Colonial
descent. and foreign corporation. cannot depict. portray or sy a free tnoor; as they are not uf
the nation jurmllctjon, or national peers: and cannot sit en .iudgtnent VIC any Creetnoor
(nels state). europcans arc not indigenes to the land (atnericas) -EInoors aboriginal! union
states and attorneys operate cn dctno • political tonnat. is contrary to article iv.
section 4 lit the constitution tor the umted states. tnoots operate en a republican uf
conjoined SSIthIsonotni prtnctple.s being cn accordat•e "ith the constitution. tnoors
constitution principles. the unconstitutional tribunals operating under the union states society
conflicts ith. and is repugnant to. "duc process" undec constitution principles. and tunetions
pt•itnajily en •colorable' procedures. theretore. no •fair'. •just' trial. or retnedy is availed to the
natutal peoples ut• the land. through such 'colorable' processes! these violating acts constitute a
•contliet uf intervst•; •conflict ut and clearly establish the 'iéderal questions' uf •diversity uf
citizenship' : a conflict ui' identity: and ut nationality and intetnational law. etc. thus. a clear and
(locutnente€l•as••rtnent ut quo ssarranto• is also hereby proclaijned and advanced to all
paflies 111'intetvst. only can •present' and •deptct• thetnselves as being 11100t•s + al moroccans.
and aboriginal T indigenes uf the land! thus. only moors can •present • 'selÜ!
i. tnusa jew en capitis nolo. being a real. live flesh and blood. breathing. divine and natural
being born sanguineous uf a natural. thinking and anitnatus Inother, do soletnnly. sincerely, and
squarely allirtn that the foregoing illCtscontained en this constructive and actual judicial notice and
proclatnation. by atlirtned at•tidasit. are true. this •notice' is constructed to the best uf my
ledge. conjoined to culture. custotns and bellieik•, being actual. factual. and restorative en
nature to tn.vancient traditions and custotns•,presented as correct, and not misleading. etc.; + being
the truth, the truth. and nothing but the truth. as with our ancient traditions and customs. i
entreat to all:
hibu (love). haqq (truth). Oalaatn (peace). hurryatun (freedom). adl (justice),
all rights reserved without prejudice: U.C.C. 1-207 + 308, U.C.C. 1-103.
aboriginal + indigenous.Creesovereign rnoor + natural person uf the land; 'in propria persona'
(not pto ses nor colorable)
an,l andigenoos peoples and ttue heirs and inhent0ß the lands (territorn•s) (north amenea. central amenea. south amenea. and
and indigenous peoples' documents: northwest amexem +north africa + north america + •the moroccan empire' +
onited states: 'tenu)le uf the moon and oun': non + domestic. non + resident. non+subject + being the rightful heirs
and inheritors ufthe land.
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