Finshaggy
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The Christian Sovereignty Movement Described in the link below, and I wanted to go a step further and explain something that is sometimes confused for it. Similar to how when I talk about Black's Law and Rights how people think I am a Sovereign.
http://finshaggy.blogspot.com/2015/02/i-have-nothing-to-do-with-sovereignty.html
The Moorish Science Movement started in the 1920s while the Christian Sovereignty Movement started in the 1970s. The main reason the two get confused, is because the church borrowed terminology like "Sovereign" starting in the 70s and they talk about the Universal Commercial code. Those things are still not something that people should be too concerned about unless they are doing international business, but in the case of international business the UCC can actually be good to learn about, and if you plan on living on the Ocean or sailing between nations it would be good to learn about Maritime Admiralty law, but otherwise it is not very useful.
But everything from the 1920s that has survived in the Moorish Science movement is good information.
American Christians are subject to American law, just like everyone else. As American Citizens they do have religious rights and are protected by things like the RFRA. But the Moorish Science Temple has something the American Christians do not.
Firstly, When Noble Drew Ali established the Moorish Science Temple he got the Moors put on the record between Nations, so they are considered something like a Stateless people, kind of like a Native American Tribe.
Which comes to a second point, when America was first established the Americans were being Attacked by Britain which was a large empire at the time, but there was another large Empire which is the Moorish Empire. The Moors protected the American ships which allowed for Naval victories, and a treaty was signed between Morocco and America, and without this treaty America would not be recognized as a Nation today. To be a Nation you have to have a treaty with an established nation. Morocco is still important in treaties today because of this.
Here is the treaty between the Moors and the Americans, and Moors are able to use this treaty to invoke things that the Christian Sovereignty just can't.
http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/bar1786t.asp
http://finshaggy.blogspot.com/2015/02/i-have-nothing-to-do-with-sovereignty.html
The Moorish Science Movement started in the 1920s while the Christian Sovereignty Movement started in the 1970s. The main reason the two get confused, is because the church borrowed terminology like "Sovereign" starting in the 70s and they talk about the Universal Commercial code. Those things are still not something that people should be too concerned about unless they are doing international business, but in the case of international business the UCC can actually be good to learn about, and if you plan on living on the Ocean or sailing between nations it would be good to learn about Maritime Admiralty law, but otherwise it is not very useful.
But everything from the 1920s that has survived in the Moorish Science movement is good information.
American Christians are subject to American law, just like everyone else. As American Citizens they do have religious rights and are protected by things like the RFRA. But the Moorish Science Temple has something the American Christians do not.
Firstly, When Noble Drew Ali established the Moorish Science Temple he got the Moors put on the record between Nations, so they are considered something like a Stateless people, kind of like a Native American Tribe.
Which comes to a second point, when America was first established the Americans were being Attacked by Britain which was a large empire at the time, but there was another large Empire which is the Moorish Empire. The Moors protected the American ships which allowed for Naval victories, and a treaty was signed between Morocco and America, and without this treaty America would not be recognized as a Nation today. To be a Nation you have to have a treaty with an established nation. Morocco is still important in treaties today because of this.
Here is the treaty between the Moors and the Americans, and Moors are able to use this treaty to invoke things that the Christian Sovereignty just can't.
http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/bar1786t.asp
