Are you eligible for consular jurisdiction?

All Moorish Americans have the treaty right to consular jurisdiction in any dispute with any foreign colonial citizen of the United States of America and their corporate subjects. However, there are occasions where Moors are not qualified for consular jurisdiction and are classified as "stateless" due to such Moors abandoning the principles of their ancient foremothers and forefathers, and clinging to the principles that delude to slavery. See Holy Koran of the Moorish Holy Temple of Science Chapter 47:15-17.

 

Moors that are classified as "stateless" are 'subjects of these dominions' in accordance with Article 6 of the Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1836 between the United States of North America and the Moroccan Empire. 

 

As a Moorish American you MUST study and show themselves approved to invoke consular jurisdiction for aid and assistance. Otherwise, you will be subject to inferior names, abuses and mistreatments that the foreign colonial citizens of the United States of America care to bestow upon you.

 

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