Hidden History: The Shocking Truth They Don't Want You To Know!

Taj Tarik Bey Dropping Facts and History.
The video discusses the establishment of Israel, indigenous rights, historical constitutional development, hidden histories of leadership, treaty enforcement, and the administrative functions of tribes.
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The United States and Britain established Israel with ties to indigenous conquest.
operations of despotism, and this is where the operatives of the United States Corporation Company, in conjunction with Britain, i.e. the hybrid of body politics of Britain, the Circle Church and Chancery, of France and Germany together established with the Rothschilds what is known today as the so-called State of Israel.
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Indigenous leaders activate treaty and constitutional law for protection in North America.
patterned after the conquest of the indigenous people here at north america absolute same pattern um that's where they got that that's where they got the working model so the people here not knowing that these people are an interregnum body never dawns on them that the certiorari writ is supposed to be interjected by anyone who holds any leadership position, i.e., minister, sheikh, tribal chieftain, uh empress any so-called leader or representative or presenter for i.e indigenous people aboriginal people morris nationals it's universal that the interregnum counter move is always diversity this is why a lot a lot of times dr j over the years you know like when we or encourage people around the country to activate, not to create, to activate the existing platform of treaty and constitutional law, i.e. Article 3, Section 2 of the Constitution. And then you'd see people who have other agendas would say that that didn't apply to our people, when it absolutely does, including a lot who would say they're indigenous and then deny the reality that the principles of that Constitution that's operative here and that Republican form of government established that Article IV, Section IV, pretend it didn't come from the Honor-Honesty Confederation, i.e., which they would refer to as the IAQA, Confederation and then called the Iroquois Confederation Indians and then say some men dressed in black came and handed them these papers at Independence Hall at Philadelphia and walked out and that was the basis upon which Madison and the other was Morris drafted what is known today as the Constitution for The United States derived from the principles established with the act of 17 87, preceded by the Treaty of Peace and Friendship, 17 86, 17 87.
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Grand Sheik Taj Tarik Bey talks about historical figures like Madison and Washington involved in state formation.
The adoption in moderation from Madison in March 17 88. In 1789 appointed George Washington to divvy up the estate, etc. So the estates on the land became the states under George Washington, who essentially is the 9th president.
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The video reveals hidden histories of leadership and lesser-known figures in the establishment of the republic.
for the operations of the enforcement of the republic and thus the treaty diversity etc protection of indigenous people this is why they don't teach the people about uh say uh john hansen budeno and all of these guys even one of the signers of that declaration declaratory statement before the adoption of the Constitution, known as the Organic Declaration of Independence, known as John Hancock. And you always see them sign. Most people don't know that he was a president. That's because they hide that history.
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GSK Taj Tariq Bey explains the importance of understanding constitutional and treaty enforcement for indigenous people.
And this is why redundantly, Dr. G, when we go over, you know, our constitutional and treaty enforcement of that, many of our people thinking because they're not familiar with this information, that it doesn't apply to them because they're, quote unquote, our indigenous. But they're not Moore's kind of concept is. part not knowing that that's a controlled narrative you understand but they would know it if they understood these civic principles and geopolitics but remember the schism operations is where that has its origin and so you see the different tribals the tribal brothers and sisters around the world debating with each other who's first type thing not knowing that that was a controlled narrative that's not that's not valid um and then not understanding that the argument, even among each other, is not with us diversity, but with the occupiers diversity.
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Discussion on the tribal and clan administrative functions and the importance of understanding their historical context.
And then knowing that they're an interregnum, knowing that their tribal and clan administrative functions are supposed to be in place. No different than, say, for instance, And a lot of what our people know to be, or what they have referred to as so-called 5 dollar Indians, And if they would study what's happening in the background through the War Department, et cetera, with the Bureau of Indian Affairs and certain pseudo but not real sovereign restoration of rights or right to some land areas, how that's exercised, understand that their standing is diversity first and an assertionary claim. et cetera, to the administrative functions in accord with the existing and not dismissed or not dissolved treaty obligations, et cetera, pre-existing Ordinance. 17. 87. A Constitution. 17. 88. Affirmative. 17. 89, et cetera. And then, of course, for a few more years until Abraham Lincoln.