DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

United States of America Republic April 15, 2015

Historical Preface

This edition preserves and commemorates the Declaration adopted on April 15, 2015.

It is presented in a historical format for educational, archival, and website publication purposes. The Declaration was issued during a period in which members of the U.S.A.R. sought to formally organize a national government based upon principles of nationality, self-government, constitutionalism, and self-determination. The document recounts a long list of historical grievances which the authors believed demonstrated systemic injustices committed against Moorish Americans and other descendants of the original inhabitants of the Americas.

The Declaration

Declaration of Independence (2015)

A Historical Look at the Founding Declaration of the United States of America Republic

On April 15, 2015, representatives of the United States of America Republic (U.S.A.R.) adopted and proclaimed a Declaration of Independence asserting the political self-determination of the Moorish American people and the establishment of a separate constitutional government.

The Declaration was modeled in form and language upon the American Declaration of Independence of July 4, 1776. Like its predecessor, it begins by asserting that when a people believe it necessary to dissolve political ties and assume a separate and equal station among the nations of the earth, they should openly declare the reasons for doing so.

All men are created equal!

Historical Record and Signatories

The original Declaration included a statement of grievances, declarations of principle, and the names of officers, delegates, ministers, governors, representatives, and other signatories who participated in its adoption. These names remain part of the historical record.

President, Province of Illinois, Christopher-Cannon: Bey Speaker of the House, Province of Missouri, Sharon-Green: El

U.S.A.R. Secretary of State, Province of Missouri, Ross Woody Jr,: Bey

U.S.A.R. Attorney General – Province of Kansas, Nathaniel Chizer-Bey

U.S.A.R. Assistant Atty. General, Province of Khalifa, Antoyneo Robinson: El

U.S.A.R. Treasurer, Province of Arizona, Michelle-Bravo: Bey

Treasurer, Province of Alabama, Derek-Hill: Bey

Chief Justice, Province of Illinois, Romulus Dorsey: El

Chief Justice, Province of Illinois, Emmett-Marshall: Bey

Chief Justice, Province of Illinois, Taiwuan Smith: Bey

Atty. General – Province of Illinois - Larry Taylor: Bey

Atty. General – Province of Alabama – Eric-Ingram: Bey

Atty. General – Province of Virginia – Harvetta Lassiter

Foreign Affairs Minister, Province of Texas, Rafael-Vazquez: El

Office of Inspector General, Province of Illinois, Steven Segura: Bey

Dir. of Business Development, Province of Khalifa, Dadrian Anderson: Bey

Dir. of BMV, Province of Ohio, Andwele Montgomery: Bey

Governor, Province of Alabama, D. Maurice Parham: Bey

Governor, Province of Alaska, Bobby-Green: El

Governor, Province of Colorado, Kakuyon: El

Governor, Province of Florida, Albert Jerraine-Griffin: Bey

Governor, Province of Georgia, Mandel Williams: El

Governor, Province of Indiana, Dexter-Johnson: Bey

Governor, Province of Khalifa, G. Riller: El

Governor, Province of Louisiana, Eric Wannamaker: Bey

Governor, Province of Maryland - Altie Archer: Bey

Governor, Province of Minnesota, Vicie Christine-Williams: Bey

Governor, Province of New Jersey, Colin Hylton: El

Governor, Province of Texas, LaShawn-Earl: Bey

Governor, Province of Virginia, Darnell Brown: Bey

Lt. Governor, Province of Georgia, Timothy Jackson: El Lt.

Governor, Province of Tennessee, Javon-Curry: Bey

Assistant Governor, Province of Georgia, Christopher Hill: Bey

Assistant Governor, Province of Virginia, Joseph-Middleton: Bey

Secretary of State, Province of Arizona, Stephanie-Clark: Bey

Secretary of State, Province of Khalifa, Demeitric Mason: El

Secretary of State, Province of Georgia, Maureen Willis: El

Secretary of State, Province of Illinois, Lewanda Hazelett: Bey

Secretary of State, Province of Michigan, Napoleon-Kendall: Bey

Secretary of State, Province of No. Carolina, Trevis-Haskins: El

Secretary of State, Province of Virginia, Rich Wilson: Bey

Public Minister, Province of Florida, William L.-Salter III,: Bey

Public Minister, Province of Missouri, Linda Ann-Bashful: El

Public Minister, Province of Ontario, Canada, Steven Richards: Bey

Representative, Province of Colorado, Ajoa Nash-Conner: Bey

Representative, Province of Florida, Octavia-Barnes: Bey

Representative, Province of Minnesota, Yashmall: Bey (Kevin Scaife: Bey)

Representative, Province of Ohio, Nia-Evans: Bey

Representative, Province of Tennessee, James Earl-Harris: Bey

Senator, Province of Georgia, Sonja-Flanigan: Bey

Senator, Province of Georgia, Ronnell-Gray: Bey

Senator/Liaison, Province of Georgia, Tara-Hill: Bey

Senator, Province of Illinois, Clayton Ronald-Henderson: El

Senator, Province of Illinois, J. Sept: El

Senator, Province of Michigan, George-Bond: Bey

Vicegerent Commissioner, Province of Illinois, Leslie-Atkins: El

Vicegerent Chief, Province of Indiana, Saadiq: Bey

Vicegerent, Province of Arizona, Jorge-Bravo: Bey

Vicegerent, Province of Colorado, Evelyn-Gordon: Bey

Vicegerent Commissioner, Province of Michigan, Damon-Lewis: El

Vicegerent Commissioner, Province of Minnesota, Bryce Lee-Williams: Bey

Vicegerent, Province of Ohio, Dana-Coggins: Bey

Vicegerent, Province of Ohio, Daryl Van-Brown: Bey

Declaration of Independence (2015)

A Historical Look at the Founding Declaration of the United States of America Republic A Historical Perspective

April 15, 2015

The Declaration of Independence of the United States of America Republic (U.S.A.R.) stands as one of the foundational political instruments in the history of the modern Moorish American national movement. Adopted on April 15, 2015, the Declaration expressed the belief of its signatories that the Moorish American people possessed the inherent right of self-determination and the authority to organize themselves under a constitutional government of their own choosing.

Drawing inspiration from the language, structure, and political philosophy of the American Declaration of Independence of 1776, the U.S.A.R. Declaration asserted that when a people determine it necessary to dissolve political associations and establish a separate political existence, they have a duty to declare openly the reasons for such action. The document therefore serves not only as a declaration of political intent but also as a statement of historical grievances, constitutional principles, and national aspirations.

Historical Context

The Declaration emerged during a period of national reconstruction within the Moorish American community. Its authors maintained that generations of Moorish Americans had experienced political, social, and economic disadvantages resulting from historical systems of oppression, discrimination, and exclusion. The Declaration catalogued numerous historical events and policies which the signatories believed contributed to the condition of the people and justified the pursuit of self-government.

Among the events referenced were slavery, the Trail of Tears, Jim Crow segregation, the destruction of Black Wall Street in Tulsa, the Tuskegee Experiments, the COINTELPRO program, various race riots and massacres, and other incidents viewed by the authors as violations of fundamental human rights. The Declaration argued that these events constituted a continuous pattern of injuries and usurpations which required a political remedy.

The Principle of Self-Determination

At its core, the Declaration is grounded upon the principle of self-determination—the idea that every people possess the right to determine their own political status and to establish institutions capable of securing their safety, liberty, and happiness. The Declaration maintained that governments derive their legitimacy from the consent of the governed and that when governments cease to protect the rights of the people, those people possess the authority to alter or establish governments better suited to those ends.

This principle has long occupied a central position in political thought, appearing in the American Revolution, the French Revolution, anti-colonial independence movements, and modern international law. The U.S.A.R. Declaration placed itself within that tradition by asserting that the Moorish American people possessed the same natural rights enjoyed by all nations and peoples.

Constitutional Foundations

The Declaration did not stand alone. It served as one of the political foundations upon which the constitutional structure of the United States of America Republic was built. The document affirmed that legitimate government must be organized according to constitutional principles, public accountability, and the protection of individual rights.

The Declaration further proclaimed that the people possessed the authority to establish institutions capable of conducting governmental functions, including diplomacy, commerce, legislation, administration, and the preservation of public order. In doing so, the signatories expressed their intention to build enduring constitutional institutions rather than merely issue a political protest.

The Moorish American Political Question

One of the most significant aspects of the Declaration is its emphasis on nationality and political identity. The authors argued that political liberty cannot exist without a political body capable of protecting the rights of its members. For this reason, the Declaration viewed nationhood not merely as a matter of cultural identity or historical memory but as the practical exercise of organized government.

The Declaration therefore represented an effort to answer what its authors viewed as a longstanding political question: how a people could secure their rights, preserve their identity, and exercise self-government through constitutional institutions of their own creation.

A Statement of National Purpose

Beyond its legal and political assertions, the Declaration served as a statement of national purpose. It called upon future generations to continue the work of institution-building, constitutional development, economic advancement, and political organization. It expressed the belief that liberty requires responsibility that rights require protection, and that government must be founded upon principles capable of enduring beyond any single generation.

The document concluded with a pledge similar in spirit to that made by the American founders in 1776. The signatories committed themselves to the cause they had proclaimed, pledging their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to the principles set forth in the Declaration.

Legacy

Today, the Declaration of Independence of April 15, 2015 remains a landmark document in the history of the United States of America Republic. Whether viewed as a constitutional proclamation, a statement of national aspirations, or a historical record of political thought, it occupies a central place in the development of the U.S.A.R. and its institutions.

For supporters of the Republic, the Declaration marks the formal announcement of a renewed commitment to nationality, constitutional government, self-determination, and the belief that a people may organize themselves under institutions designed to secure liberty and justice for future generations. It stands as a testament to the conviction that nationhood is not merely inherited from the past, but consciously built and preserved through the actions of a people united by common principles and common purpose.

Declaration of Independence April 15, 2015

For the

United States of America Republic

Declaration of Independence

The Unanimous Declaration of We the Moorish American People Of The United States of America Republic

When In The Course Of Human Events, It Becomes Necessary For One People To Dissolve The Political Bands Which Have Connected Them With Another, And To Assume Among The Powers Of The Earth The "Separate And Equal" Station To Which The Laws Of Nature And Of Nature's Universal Creator Entitle Them; A Decent Respect To The Opinions Of Mankind Require That They Should Declare The Causes Which Impel them To The Separation.

The History Of The Present United States Is One Of Repeated Injuries And Usurpations, All Having In Direct Object, The Establishment Of An Absolute Tyranny Over Moorish American People. To Prove This, Let The "Facts" Be Submitted To A Candid World:

1. The Cointel Pro Program Established By J. Edgar Hoover

2. The Tuskegee Experiments

3. Various Public Lynching's Of Which No One Was Ever Arrested and The Various Unsolved Lynching's that are Still Going on Today throughout the South

4. Jim Crow Laws and the Black Christian Constitutions 1724, The "Sundown" Laws

5. Executions Conducted By The United States Since 1977, Wherein 77 Percent Of The Condemned Inmates Were Sentenced To Death for Killing A European Person, Yet Moorish Americans Make Up 50% Of All Homicide Victims.

6. The Assassinations Of: Noble Drew Ali, Martin Luther King Jr, Malcolm X, Medgar Evers, Fred Hampton And Various Black Panthers, Bob Marley.

These names added 5/31/2026 Chief Doublehead, Michael Jackson, Prince, Kobe Bryant Etc.

7. Hurricane Katrina

8. Tulsa, Oklahoma (Black Wall Street) and Greenwood

9. The Slaughter House Cases

10. Slavery

11. Denationalization

12. The Sentencing Guide Line Act

13. The Population Control Act

14. The Casual Killing Act

16. The R.I.C.O. Act

16. The Stagnation of an Entire Nation of People Through White Supremacy

17. The Various Violations of Human Rights

18. The Exploitation of Our Women in America and Around the World

19. The Euthanization of Our Children By Planned Parenthood

20. The Flooding of Drugs into Moorish American Communities

21. The Distribution of Illegal Firearms into Moorish American Communities

22. The Murders of Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Sandra Bland, Mansur Ball Bey, Laquan McDonald And Various Unarmed Others Killed By Police. Nation-Wide

23. Varied, Various, Widely Practiced, and Regularly Practiced Acts of Genocide

24. The Trail of Tears

25. The Murders of Members of the Move Organization Philadelphia

26. The Ocoee Massacre

27. 1946 Columbia Race Riot

28. Knoxville's Red Summer

29. Elaine Massacre

30. The Atlanta Race Riots

31. Rosewood massacre 1923

32. The Chicago Race Riot of 1919

33. Kansas City Race Riots 1968

35. The Race Riot of Washington, D.C. 1919

36. The Springfield Race Riot of 1908

37. Detroit 1967

38. Beaumont Race Riot of 1943

39. East St Louis Race Riots 1917

40. Newark Race Riots 1967

41. Springfield race riot 1908

42. Atlanta race riot 1906

43. Wilmington coup and massacre (1898)

We, Therefore, The Representatives Of The United States Of America Republic, In General Congress Assembled, Appealing To The Supreme Judge Of The World For The Rectitude Of Our Intentions, Do In The Name And The Authority Of The Good People Of The Moorish American Society Of The United States Of America Republic, Solemnly Publish And Declare That The Moorish American People And Citizens Are (And Of Right) Ought To Be Free And Form A "Free And Independent' State; That They Absolve From All Allegiance To Foreign Powers. That All Political Connections Between Them And Foreign Powers Is And Ought To Be Totally Dissolved. That, As A Free And Independent State, They Have Full Power To Levy War, Conclude Peace, Contract Alliances, Establish Commerce, And To Do All Other Acts And Things Which Independent States May Of Right Do.

We The People For The United States Of America Republic, In Support Of This Declaration, Form Reliance On The Protection Of The Divine Providence And Right To Self Determination. We Mutually Pledge To Each Other Our Lives, Our Fortunes And Our Sacred Honor!

We The People Of The Moorish American Society For The United States Of America Republic Of The Undersigned Delegation, Earnestly Intend That Very Soon There Will Disappear, From The American Legislations, All Traces Of Theories, More Political Than Legal, And Is Favored By Europe To Preserve In America, Possession Over Her Nationals.

The Moorish American People Have Established Themselves In The Free Lands Of America and We Intend That The Legislature Of The Continent Will Be Unified In Accordance With The Principles That Subject Alien Immigrants To The Unrestricted Force Of The Local Law.

We, The Moorish American People For The United States Of America Republic, Intend That, Very Soon The Doctrine Of The Domicile Will Be The One To Regulate In America. The Civil Status And Capacity Of Persons And Feeling Assured That It Will Constitute One Of The Most Characteristic Aspects Of A Juridical Pan America.

We Hold These Truths To Be Self-Evident that All Men Are Created Equal, That They Are Endowed By The Creator With Certain Unalienable Rights; That Among These Are Life, Liberty And The Pursuit Of Happiness. That To Secure These Rights, Governments Was Instituted Among Men Deriving Their Just Powers From The Consent Of The Governed That Whenever Any Form Of Government Becomes Destructive Of These Ends, It Is The Right Of The People To Alter Or Abolish It and To Institute A New Government Laying Its Foundation On Such Principles And Organizing Its Powers In Such Form As To Them, Shall Seem Most Likely To Affect Their Safety And Happiness.

Prudence Indeed Will Dictate That, Governments Long Establishment Should Not Be Changed For Light And Transient Causes; And Accordingly All Experience Hath Shown, That Mankind Is More Disposed To Suffer, While Evils Are Sufferable Than To Right Themselves By Abolishing The Forms To Which They Are Accustomed, When A Long Train Of Abuses And Usurpations, Pursuing Invariably The Same Object

Evinces A Design To Reduce Them Under Absolute Despotism, It Is Their Right, And It Is Their Duty To Throw Off Such Government And To Provide New Guards For Their Future Security. Such Has Been The Patient Sufferance Of These Moorish American People; And Such Is Now The Necessity Of Which Constraints Them To Alter Their Former Systems Of Government. State Sovereignty And Jurisdiction The Sovereignty And Jurisdiction Of This State Extend To All Places Within The Boundaries Of The Continental United States And Beyond.

President, Province of Illinois, Christopher-Cannon: Bey Speaker of the House, Province of Missouri, Sharon-Green: El

U.S.A.R. Secretary of State, Province of Missouri, Ross Woody Jr,: Bey

U.S.A.R. Attorney General – Province of Kansas, Nathaniel Chizer-Bey

U.S.A.R. Assistant Atty. General, Province of Khalifa, Antoyneo Robinson: El

U.S.A.R. Treasurer, Province of Arizona, Michelle-Bravo: Bey

Treasurer, Province of Alabama, Derek-Hill: Bey

Chief Justice, Province of Illinois, Romulus Dorsey: El

Chief Justice, Province of Illinois, Emmett-Marshall: Bey

Chief Justice, Province of Illinois, Taiwuan Smith: Bey

Atty. General – Province of Illinois - Larry Taylor: Bey

Atty. General – Province of Alabama – Eric-Ingram: Bey

Atty. General – Province of Virginia – Harvetta Lassiter

Foreign Affairs Minister, Province of Texas, Rafael-Vazquez: El

Office of Inspector General, Province of Illinois, Steven Segura: Bey

Dir. of Business Development, Province of Khalifa, Dadrian Anderson: Bey

Dir. of BMV, Province of Ohio, Andwele Montgomery: Bey

Governor, Province of Alabama, D. Maurice Parham: Bey

Governor, Province of Alaska, Bobby-Green: El

Governor, Province of Colorado, Kakuyon: El

Governor, Province of Florida, Albert Jerraine-Griffin: Bey

Governor, Province of Georgia, Mandel Williams: El

Governor, Province of Indiana, Dexter-Johnson: Bey

Governor, Province of Khalifa, G. Riller: El

Governor, Province of Louisiana, Eric Wannamaker: Bey

Governor, Province of Maryland - Altie Archer: Bey

Governor, Province of Minnesota, Vicie Christine-Williams: Bey

Governor, Province of New Jersey, Colin Hylton: El

Governor, Province of Texas, LaShawn-Earl: Bey

Governor, Province of Virginia, Darnell Brown: Bey

Lt. Governor, Province of Georgia, Timothy Jackson: El Lt.

Governor, Province of Tennessee, Javon-Curry: Bey

Assistant Governor, Province of Georgia, Christopher Hill: Bey

Assistant Governor, Province of Virginia, Joseph-Middleton: Bey

Secretary of State, Province of Arizona, Stephanie-Clark: Bey

Secretary of State, Province of Khalifa, Demeitric Mason: El

Secretary of State, Province of Georgia, Maureen Willis: El

Secretary of State, Province of Illinois, Lewanda Hazelett: Bey

Secretary of State, Province of Michigan, Napoleon-Kendall: Bey

Secretary of State, Province of No. Carolina, Trevis-Haskins: El

Secretary of State, Province of Virginia, Rich Wilson: Bey

Public Minister, Province of Florida, William L.-Salter III,: Bey

Public Minister, Province of Missouri, Linda Ann-Bashful: El

Public Minister, Province of Ontario, Canada, Steven Richards: Bey

Representative, Province of Colorado, Ajoa Nash-Conner: Bey

Representative, Province of Florida, Octavia-Barnes: Bey

Representative, Province of Minnesota, Yashmall: Bey (Kevin Scaife: Bey)

Representative, Province of Ohio, Nia-Evans: Bey

Representative, Province of Tennessee, James Earl-Harris: Bey

Senator, Province of Georgia, Sonja-Flanigan: Bey

Senator, Province of Georgia, Ronnell-Gray: Bey

Senator/Liaison, Province of Georgia, Tara-Hill: Bey

Senator, Province of Illinois, Clayton Ronald-Henderson: El

Senator, Province of Illinois, J. Sept: El

Senator, Province of Michigan, George-Bond: Bey

Vicegerent Commissioner, Province of Illinois, Leslie-Atkins: El

Vicegerent Chief, Province of Indiana, Saadiq: Bey

Vicegerent, Province of Arizona, Jorge-Bravo: Bey

Vicegerent, Province of Colorado, Evelyn-Gordon: Bey

Vicegerent Commissioner, Province of Michigan, Damon-Lewis: El

Vicegerent Commissioner, Province of Minnesota, Bryce Lee-Williams: Bey

Vicegerent, Province of Ohio, Dana-Coggins: Bey

Vicegerent, Province of Ohio, Daryl Van-Brown: Bey

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The Unanimous Declaration of We the Moorish American People Of The United States of America Republic

When In The Course Of Human Events, It Becomes Necessary For One People To Dissolve The Political Bands Which Have Connected Them With Another, And To Assume Among The Powers Of The Earth The "Separate And Equal" Station To Which The Laws Of Nature And Of Nature's Universal Creator Entitle Them; A Decent Respect To The Opinions Of Mankind Require That They Should Declare The Causes Which Impel them To The Separation.

The History Of The Present United States Is One Of Repeated Injuries And Usurpations, All Having In Direct Object, The Establishment Of An Absolute Tyranny Over Moorish American People. To Prove This, Let The "Facts" Be Submitted To A Candid World:

1. The Cointel Pro Program Established By J. Edgar Hoover

2. The Tuskegee Experiments

3. Various Public Lynching's Of Which No One Was Ever Arrested and The Various Unsolved Lynching's that are Still Going on Today throughout the South

4. Jim Crow Laws and the Black Christian Constitutions 1724, The "Sundown" Laws

5. Executions Conducted By The United States Since 1977, Wherein 77 Percent Of The Condemned Inmates Were Sentenced To Death for Killing A European Person, Yet Moorish Americans Make Up 50% Of All Homicide Victims.

6. The Assassinations Of: Noble Drew Ali, Martin Luther King Jr, Malcolm X, Medgar Evers, Fred Hampton And Various Black Panthers, Bob Marley.

These names added 5/31/2026 Chief Doublehead, Michael Jackson, Prince, Kobe Bryant Etc.

7. Hurricane Katrina

8. Tulsa, Oklahoma (Black Wall Street) and Greenwood

9. The Slaughter House Cases

10. Slavery

11. Denationalization

12. The Sentencing Guide Line Act

13. The Population Control Act

14. The Casual Killing Act

16. The R.I.C.O. Act

16. The Stagnation of an Entire Nation of People Through White Supremacy

17. The Various Violations of Human Rights

18. The Exploitation of Our Women in America and Around the World

19. The Euthanization of Our Children By Planned Parenthood

20. The Flooding of Drugs into Moorish American Communities

21. The Distribution of Illegal Firearms into Moorish American Communities

22. The Murders of Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Sandra Bland, Mansur Ball Bey, Laquan McDonald And Various Unarmed Others Killed By Police. Nation-Wide

23. Varied, Various, Widely Practiced, and Regularly Practiced Acts of Genocide

24. The Trail of Tears

25. The Murders of Members of the Move Organization Philadelphia

26. The Ocoee Massacre

27. 1946 Columbia Race Riot

28. Knoxville's Red Summer

29. Elaine Massacre

30. The Atlanta Race Riots

31. Rosewood massacre 1923

32. The Chicago Race Riot of 1919

33. Kansas City Race Riots 1968

35. The Race Riot of Washington, D.C. 1919

36. The Springfield Race Riot of 1908

37. Detroit 1967

38. Beaumont Race Riot of 1943

39. East St Louis Race Riots 1917

40. Newark Race Riots 1967

41. Springfield race riot 1908

42. Atlanta race riot 1906

43. Wilmington coup and massacre (1898)

We, Therefore, The Representatives Of The United States Of America Republic, In General Congress Assembled, Appealing To The Supreme Judge Of The World For The Rectitude Of Our Intentions, Do In The Name And The Authority Of The Good People Of The Moorish American Society Of The United States Of America Republic, Solemnly Publish And Declare That The Moorish American People And Citizens Are (And Of Right) Ought To Be Free And Form A "Free And Independent' State; That They Absolve From All Allegiance To Foreign Powers. That All Political Connections Between Them And Foreign Powers Is And Ought To Be Totally Dissolved. That, As A Free And Independent State, They Have Full Power To Levy War, Conclude Peace, Contract Alliances, Establish Commerce, And To Do All Other Acts And Things Which Independent States May Of Right Do.

We The People For The United States Of America Republic, In Support Of This Declaration, Form Reliance On The Protection Of The Divine Providence And Right To Self Determination. We Mutually Pledge To Each Other Our Lives, Our Fortunes And Our Sacred Honor!

We The People Of The Moorish American Society For The United States Of America Republic Of The Undersigned Delegation, Earnestly Intend That Very Soon There Will Disappear, From The American Legislations, All Traces Of Theories, More Political Than Legal, And Is Favored By Europe To Preserve In America, Possession Over Her Nationals.

The Moorish American People Have Established Themselves In The Free Lands Of America and We Intend That The Legislature Of The Continent Will Be Unified In Accordance With The Principles That Subject Alien Immigrants To The Unrestricted Force Of The Local Law.

We, The Moorish American People For The United States Of America Republic, Intend That, Very Soon The Doctrine Of The Domicile Will Be The One To Regulate In America. The Civil Status And Capacity Of Persons And Feeling Assured That It Will Constitute One Of The Most Characteristic Aspects Of A Juridical Pan America.

We Hold These Truths To Be Self-Evident that All Men Are Created Equal, That They Are Endowed By The Creator With Certain Unalienable Rights; That Among These Are Life, Liberty And The Pursuit Of Happiness. That To Secure These Rights, Governments Was Instituted Among Men Deriving Their Just Powers From The Consent Of The Governed That Whenever Any Form Of Government Becomes Destructive Of These Ends, It Is The Right Of The People To Alter Or Abolish It and To Institute A New Government Laying Its Foundation On Such Principles And Organizing Its Powers In Such Form As To Them, Shall Seem Most Likely To Affect Their Safety And Happiness.

Prudence Indeed Will Dictate That, Governments Long Establishment Should Not Be Changed For Light And Transient Causes; And Accordingly All Experience Hath Shown, That Mankind Is More Disposed To Suffer, While Evils Are Sufferable Than To Right Themselves By Abolishing The Forms To Which They Are Accustomed, When A Long Train Of Abuses And Usurpations, Pursuing Invariably The Same Object

Evinces A Design To Reduce Them Under Absolute Despotism, It Is Their Right, And It Is Their Duty To Throw Off Such Government And To Provide New Guards For Their Future Security. Such Has Been The Patient Sufferance Of These Moorish American People; And Such Is Now The Necessity Of Which Constraints Them To Alter Their Former Systems of Government. State Sovereignty And Jurisdiction The Sovereignty And Jurisdiction Of This State Extend To All Places Within The Boundaries Of The Continental United States And Beyond.

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