The Supremacy Clause of Law Royal Flush V. Straight Flush A. E.O.M. Constitution 9. U.S. Constitution K. Act of Algeciras 8. Act of Algeciras Q. Madrid Convention 7. Madrid Convention J. Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1836 6. Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1836 10. Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1786 5. Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1786 Moroccan Nationality V. American Nationality
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Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1786 Article 6. If any Moor shall bring Citizens of the United States or their Effects to His Majesty, the Citizens shall immediately be set at Liberty & the Effects restored & in like Manner, if any Moor not a Subject of these Dominions, shall make Prize of any of the Citizens of America or their Effects, & bring them into any of the Ports of His Majesty, they shall be immediately released as they will then be considered as under His Majesty’s Protection.
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5. When the Constitution was adopted, they were not regarded in any of the States as members of the community which constituted the State, and were nut numbered among its “people or citizen.” Consequently, the special rights and immunities guarantied to citizens do not apply to them. And not being “citizens” within the meaning of the Constitution, they are not entitled to sue in that character in a court of the United States, and the Circuit Court has not jurisdiction in such a suit..
APPENDIX. [From the New York Day-Book, Nov. 10,1857.] NATURAL HISTORY OF THE PROGNATHOUS SPECIES OF MANKIND. BY DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT, OF NEW ORLEANS. Samuel Adolphus Cartwright (November 3, 1793 – May 2, 1863) was an American physician who practiced in Mississippi and Louisiana in the antebellum United States. Cartwright is best known as the inventor of the 'mental illness' of drapetomania—the desire of a slave for freedom...
When all, or a greater part of the face is thrown anterior to the line, the negro approximates the monkey anatomically more than he does the true Caucasian; and when little or none of the face is anterior to the line, he approximates that mythical being of Dr. Van Evrie, a black white man, and almost ceases to be a negro The black man occasionally seen in Africa, called the Bature Dudu, with high nose, thin lips, and long straight hair, is not a negro at all, but a Moor tanned by the climate...
the United States for having officiously destroyed the value of negro property in Africa by breaking up the only trade that ever protected the native Africans against the butcheries, cruelties and oppressions of their mulatto, Moorish and Mahommedan tyrants It is these butcheries and cruelties, and the little care taken of the black man in Africa, the last fifty years, since he became valueless through British and American philanthropy, that lie at the root of the depopulating process which is going on in the dark land of the Niger..
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MOROCCO GENERAL TREATY between Great Britain and Morocco. Signed, in the English and Arabic languages, at Tangier, December 9, 1856.
Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and His Majesty the Sultan of Morocco and Fez, being desirous to maintain and strengthen the relations of friendship which have long subsisted between their respective dominions and subjects, have resolved to proceed to a revision and improvement of the Treaties subsisting between the respective countries, and have for that purpose named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:.
XU. All British subjects, whether Mahometans, Jews, or Christians, shall alike enjoy all the rights and privileges granted by the present Treaty and the Convention of Commerce and Navigation which has also been concluded this day, or which shall at any time be granted to the most favoured nation.
XIV. In all criminal cases, differences, disputes, or other causes of litigation arising between British subjects and the subjects or citizens of other foreign nations, no Governor, Kadi, or other Moorish authority shall have a right to interfere, unless a Moorish subject may have received thereby any injury to his pe or property, in which case the Moorish authority, or one of a aco shall have a right to be present at the tribunal of the
consul.
Such cases shall be decided solely in the tribunals of the foreign Consuls, without the interference of the Moorish Government, according to the
established usages which have hitherto been acted upon, or may hereafter be arranged between such Consuls.
XVI. No British subject professing the Mahometan faith, or who may have professed the Mahometan religion, shall be considered as having in any manner lost, or as being by reason thereof in any degree less entitled to, the rights and privileges, or the full protection, enjoyed by British subjects who are Christians; but all British subjects, whatever their religion may be, shall enjoy all the rights and privileges secured by the present Treaty to British subjects, without any distinction or difference.
XIX. The present if shall apply generally to all the dominions of Her Britannic Majesty, and to all subjects who are under her obedience, and all those who inhabit any town or place. which is considered part of her kingdom, as also to all her subjects in Gibraltar and its inhabitants, and likewise to the inhabitants of the United States of the Ionian Islands which are under her protection; and all those who are called or described as English, shall be considered as British subjects, without any distinction between those born in and those born out of Great Britain: And if the Queen of Great Britain should hereafter possess a town or a country which, either by conquest or by Treaty, shall enter under her authority, all its people and inhabitants shall be considered as British subjects, even if only for the first time subjected to Great Britain.
XX. The subjects of the Queen of Great Britain, and those who are under her government or protection, shall have the full benefit of the privileges and of the particular favours granted by this Treaty, and which may be allowed to the subjects of other nations that are at war with Great Britain; and if, after this date, any other privileges shall be granted to any other Power, the same shall be extended and apply to, and in favour of, all British subjects in every respect, as to the subjects of such other Power.
RIGHT OF PROTECTION IN MOROCCO Convention signed at Madrid July 3,1880 Having recognized the necessity of establishing, on fixed and uniform bases, the exercise of the right of protection in Morocco, and, of settling certain questions connected therewith,
ARTICLE l' The conditions under which protection may be conceded are those established in the British and Spanish treaties with the Government of Morocco, and in the convention made between that Government, France and other powers in 1863, with the modification introduced by the present convention..
A U.S. note of Feb. 13, 1914, addressed to the French Ambassador at Washington, stated in part: "The provisions of the convention of 1863 appear to be substantially the same as the 'regulations relative to protection adopted by common consent by the Legation of France and the Government of Morocco, August 19, 1963,' reprinted in 'Treaties in Force, 1904,' at the end of the Madrid convention.... The British and Spanish treaties mentioned in Article I of the Madrid convention are presumably the general treaty of December 9, 1856, between Great Britain and Morocco, and the treaty of commerce and navigation of November 20, 1861, between Spain and Morocco." (1914 For. ReI. 909.) For background, see II Hackworth554. For text of the 1863 regulations, see p. 78; for the general treaty of Dec. 9, 1856, between Great Britain and Morocco, see British and Foreign State Papers, vol. 46, p. 176; for the' treaty of commerce and navigation of Nov. 20, 1861, between Spain and Morocco, see Ibid., vol. 53, p. 1089.
ART. 15 Any subject of Morocco who has been naturalized in a foreign country, and who shall return to Morocco, shall after having remained for a length of time equal to that which shall have been regularly necessary for him to obtain such naturalization, choose between entire submission to the laws of the Empire and the obligation to quit Morocco, unless it shall be
proved that his naturalization in a foreign country was obtained with the consent of the Government of Morocco.
Foreign naturalization heretofore acquired by subjects of Morocco according to the rules established by the laws of each country shall be continued to them as regards all its effects without any restriction.
C O N S T I T U T I O N
FOR THE
EMPIRE OF MOROCCO
1) Drafted on February 1, 2024 2) Signed by the Seyaraha’s on February 29, 2024 3) Signed by the Wazir’s on February 29, 2024 4) Election Day for the Sultan May 12, 2024 5) Declaration of Independence by the Sultan May 13, 2024 6) Constitution signed by the Sultan on June 3, 2024 7) Public Inauguration of the Sultan on June 8, 2024 8) Promulgated to the Empire by the Sultan on June 8, 2024 9) Deposited at the United Nations on June 13, 2024 10). Notification to the United States of America, France, United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Netherlands, Sweden, Austria, Hungry, Italy, Belgium, Russia, His Catholic Majesty of the Holy See, the Kingdom of Morocco, and Canada on June 13, 2024.
CONTENTS
PREAMBLE…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Pg. 2 Title 1: THE EMPIRE OF MOROCCO EXTERNAL SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPENDENCE………………. Pg. 4 Title 2: HIS MAJESTY THE SULTAN OF THE EMPIRE OF MOROCCO ………………………. Pg.5 Title 3: THE PRIME MINISTER OF THE GOVERNMENT………………………………………………. Pg.6 Title 4: THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT ………………………………….… Pg.11 Title 5: HOUSE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH …………………………………. Pg.12 Title 6: RELATIONS BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND THE HOUSE……………. Pg.15 Title 7: APPLICATION AND OBSERVATION OF TREATIES AND INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Pg.23 Title 8: THE CONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL………………………………………………..………….…... Pg.24 Title 9: THE JUDICIAL AUTHORITY……………………………………………………….……………………. Pg.26 Title 10: THE HIGH COURT OF THE HOUSE……………..………………………………………………… Pg.29 Title 11: THE CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF THE GOVERNMENT ………………………………. Pg.30 Title 12: THE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL……………. Pg.30 Title 13: THE DEFENDER OF RIGHTS……………………………………….…………………………………. Pg.31 Title 14: TERRITORIAL COMMUNITIES OR TRUST TERRITORIES ……………………. Pg.32 Title 15: TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR TRUST TERRITORIES AND THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION OF COLONIZED MOORISH PEOPLES ……. Pg.37 Title 16: PARTICIPATION OF THE EMPIRE OF MOROCCO IN TREATY RELATIONS WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AND UNIONS……………………………………………………… Pg.38 Title 17: DIVERSITY OF JURISDICTION DISPUTES……………………………………..……………………………… Pg.39 Title 18: THE CEDING OF SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORIES TO THE EMPIRE……..……………………… Pg.40
Title 19: AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION…………………………………………..……… Pg.40 PR E A MB L E We the Moroccan nationals solemnly proclaim our attachment to the peremptory rights of the Moroccan territories throughout the Empire of Morocco. We, the Moorish people of the land, declare our self-determination and the complete emergence of our sovereign and independent Moorish Empire. [BR1] Recalling that the Empire State of Morocco recognized the European States by treaty relations, and in like manner, the European States recognized themselves as being States of the Sultan of Morocco. [BR2] We the Moors vow to take our place among the affairs of modern States in harmony with the general rule of international law.[BR3] Convinced that the Moorish State Government has always been inspired by the interest attaching itself to the reign of order, peace, and prosperity in Morocco. We pledge our allegiance and provincial States to come under the original jurisdiction of this modern Moorish Constitution as an international Act, to govern our ancient lands as one people; and one State. [BR4] We declare that the territorial and personal jurisdiction of the Moors shall be protected, in good faith, by the provisions of Moroccan treaties, laws, and regulations while cohabitating peacefully with other foreign States. We recognize that the attainment thereof can only be affected by the introduction of reforms based upon the triple principle of the sovereign independence of His Majesty the Sultan, the integrity of his domains, and economic liberty without any inequality, as enshrined in the International Conference of the 1906 General Act of Algeciras. [BR5] Moreover, His Shereefian Majesty and the Moorish State Government herein reclaim the uti possidetis territorial land, air, and sea rights as erga omnes obligations throughout the Moorish Empire. We shall enjoy an autonomous political jurisdiction with a governmental institution founded by a democratic form of liberty, equality, and just protections for our economic and social development henceforth. [BR6] For these reasons, we the indigenous Moroccans of the furthest west of the Maghreb Empire hereby recognize the full Powers of His Majesty the Sultan, [BR7] and in like manner, His Majesty the Sultan recognizes the Moroccan nationality of the Moors and reinstates the administration of the Moorish Government, and the competent Consular Court judges, throughout the Empire of Morocco. [BR8] May the sovereign authority of the Moorish Government intervene against bad actors, and help bring economic, social, and police protections for all people in need. May the fez and beret of the Moors symbolize a trusted partnership for the Secretary-General of the United Nations. Whereas the Moors may be humanity's last hope of peace. [BR9]
[BR1]Proclaim Our nationality and Declare our independence [BR2]Remembering the Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1787-1836 The Sultan in that time Sidi Muhammad recognized the United States of America which the real identity is British refugees looking for a new home here in Morocco not America because America is in Morocco.. [BR3]We have Declared our Presidents in the International World and have re emerged the Empire for Moroccan Nationals to Self Govern their territories and follow the Rules of International Law thru the United Nations Charter and treaties Set forth for Moroccan Law. [BR4]We have Declared our Presidents in the International World and have reemerged the Empire for Moroccan Nationals to Self Govern their territories and follow the Rules of International Law thru the United Nations Charter and treaties Set forth for Moroccan Law. [BR5]Sultan will govern his Domain(Territories) and reign in the Order to help the Moors of their Moroccan territories(States) Decolonizes peacefully while remembering the Treaty's and there Provisions that insure a quality life for both American and Moroccans which is in the Act of Algeciras 1906. [BR6]The Sultan along with the Shereefian or Makhzen shall have the land of Morocco returned and sheltered by his Majesty the Sultan and Shereefian of Morocco. The Majesty and Shereefian shall have the full Power to Govern the land in a democratic form of liberty. [BR7]The Moroccans recognized the Sultan has Full Power and is over the Empire of Morocco. [BR8]The Sultan has now recognized the Moroccans along with their States [BR9]“All Hail the Empire” a Prayer and a Mission to bring Peace freedom and justice for all Humanity “Everywhere in the Empire”
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