Uncover Hidden Geopolitics: They're Making You POWs!

Taj Tarik Bey Goes In,
The video discusses the historical and legal implications of governance and identity in America, focusing on Abraham Lincoln, Christopher Columbus, and the concept of interregnum.
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Abraham Lincoln's impact is analyzed in relation to the overthrow of the Republic and the need for different tribes to unite under established laws.
And this is so that in the efforts of the different tribes and clans becoming conscious as you can see what's happening all over the land that they can come together intelligently and operate from the established the established supreme law that already exists and that these people are bound to the discomforting area is dr g by people not knowing this uh we we how would you say burn a lot of energy having meetings trying to make things up trying to you know get the breast brains together you know let's have a let's have a brainstorm and bringing these people together you know it's like which we always do you know and and and and get people's ideas what you want to do is get the knowledge of where the people are Because the principle idea was already set forth by our forefathers and our foremothers. Problem has been is that those who don't understand the indirect operations keep attributing a lot of these principles to the Europeans, who they ignorantly refer to as white man, which means the sovereign of the land.
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Legal terms, including 'certiorari,' are explained to clarify misunderstandings in legal status and their implications.
But they don't know that that's what it means. if you get the point now and so in that gray area when someone who understands the indirect operations presents the issue of their actual status they will contest it based on their lack of information or they believe their beliefs that it doesn't apply to them while we're clear that's why i'm making these statements you know um so these are the things that you're going to look at certiorari Spelling, write this down, you all. C-E-R-T-I-O-R-A-I. And essentially, you're dealing with rich of certiorari. Diversity. D-I-V-E-R-C-I-T-Y. Interregnum. I-N-T-E-R-R-E-G. Right? N-U-M. Repeat. I-N-T-E-R-R-E-G-N-U-M. Now, essentially, the indiregnum is an interval, or you're dealing with, so we're dealing with what you call time of occupation.
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The narrative discusses Christopher Columbus's role in military operations that led to the interregnum and the overthrow of the true sovereign people of the land.
And so those of you who are indigenous will refer to the military operations known commonly to the people, the, pardon me, the Christopher Colombo, written as Christopher Columbus, military operations, not just that man, military operations of an ancient war continuing. So they're taught in school that Christopher Columbus was an explorer, Europeans, and they were sailing from the Moorish city of Cadiz on behalf of uh isabella and and their other crew etc with the wars against the moors and coming to the moors homeland to the magna western hemisphere and conquering the west and so they become the interregnum government i.e so now you have the substitute government etc and the time period of the occupation is an interregnum are we clear So as long as they've been operating here on the land is an interregnum. Are we clear? Because the true sovereign or the people of land have been overthrown. It's not racism. You've been politically overthrown.
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The video addresses how people misidentify as Americans while not understanding their geopolitical identity, leading to corruption and deception.
In order to to muddy the water, they claim to be Americans when they're not Americans. all clear then they hide behind religion and pedigree to hide their corruption that they're really substitute de facto prima facie interregnum operatives under uno sanctum which is the u dot s dot that's own sanctum right Now, that's important. So when you know that, because this is the other problem that we have, because many of our people don't know the real geopolitics and many people who know aren't talking because it makes people uncomfortable. And because our people always by training, trying to be politically correct. So they try to tell the truth without telling the truth. They try to signify the truth without telling the truth. They try to imply the truth without telling the truth. However, time does not wait for us while we keep pushing the truth aside simply because the truth was uncomfortable. It's uncomfortable for those who have projected the lie and it's uncomfortable for those who have accepted the lie. And so we have a collection of persons who create what you would call unconscionable contracts, and people who don't know geopolitics accepting unconscionable contracts.
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Ignorance of interregnum contracts is highlighted as a significant issue, causing generations to operate under these faulty agreements.
And thus, through that ignorance of those who are what you call the subjects of interregnum operations, by their lack of consciousness are accepting inter interregnum unconscionable contracts as law and we have been operating under that for generations but we're clear dr j and this is why when we're trying to seek remedy that it you know this is how the results are always referred to i'm referring to what people commonly call they'll always say there's clearly a
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GSK Taj Tariq Bey explains the importance of understanding standards and jurisdiction in legal and political contexts to avoid misinformation.
double standard so what are they talking about the standards so identifying the standards the standard is what true republic and treaty law that's the principle right or obverse and then you have color law which is the reverse which is the fraud by a fundamental geopolitics not in the real history not being taught to our people they have a a a tendency not a lack of sincerity but for lack of information keep what you call crossing lines you know like not understanding jurisdictional boundaries Because you already know jurisdictional boundary and venue would be a political knowledge, not an actual physical fence that you see. Or like if you're driving down a country road and a country road doesn't have stripes in the middle of it, you you're using common sense to according to the territory that you're operating in to stay to the right and in some jurisdictions you would stay to the left right right but there's no line there but if you want what you call main highway it will have lines whether you have double lines parallel which means don't cross right where you have spotted lines or broken lines that would mean pass only when it's safe and you observe right um and then you have single lines in what you call most city streets whatever uh which would pretty much hold to the same principle now and so that would be called in what you call political structure jurisdictional that would be geographical or what you call territorial jurisdiction in what you call a traveling rules of venue in political venue it's an abstract so it would be treaty venue treaty constitution which which would be the line of what you would call persona subject matter territorial and logically it has to be taught because it's an abstract you see the point and this is where the damage of the nom de gear come in because people don't know where their place in society is And they've been diverted with the race argument to divert them off of the diversity proper position, you see. So it doesn't dawn on them that these people who they've been trained to think, not that they are, trained to think that they are our government, they keep going to them for administrative functions. And because they're interregnum and de facto, They're actually human traffickers and they keep on doing what?
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The consequences of misguided governance and historical deception are illustrated through the mistreatment of people on their own land.
Making POWs of our people on their own land, murdering them on the street, beating them on the street, mistreating them on the street. And our people start talking to Carlos Linneos, mind control venue of the 17 nineties, et cetera, which is today called racism. and or civil rights that would be mostly under title iii i think civil rights come on title iii right something like that right instead of treaty and constitutional enforcement to which these people by rule of ethics and by rule of written solemn oath are bound to and have never been dissolved it's of a general and permanent character which we've gone over many many times so again dr j Note noting currently noting that the world is moving on these principles.