Definitions of Mathias El Tribe

Terms and Conditions: Definitions of Mathias El Tribe

The following definitions outline the terminology used by Mathias El Tribe:

1. Foreign Government (Legally recognized):

• Definition: Sovereign People.

• Explanation: This term refers to the political body comprising all citizens and qualified electors who collectively possess sovereignty and exercise it through chosen representatives.

• Legal Precedent: Scott v. Sandford, 19 How. 404, 15 L.Ed. 691.

• Synonym: Sovereign Individual(s).

2. African American or Black (Legal Agent):

• Interpretation: Aborigines or Aboriginal(s).

• Definition: Descendants of the Original people found in America.

• Example: “He looked black.”

3. Indian Country:

• Definition: The term “local government” includes:

• Various local government entities such as counties, municipalities, cities, etc.

• Indian tribes or authorized tribal organizations, rural communities, unincorporated towns or villages, or other public entities situated outside the jurisdiction of the United States.

4. Jus Sanguinis:

• Definition: Jus sanguinis is a principle of nationality law by which nationality is determined or acquired by the nationality of one or both parents.

• Children at birth may retain inherited sovereignty and may retain the nationality of a particular state if either or both of their parents have nationality of that state (tribe, family, state, instrumentality of a state when used as a means to protect [trusteeship], and for the benefit of the beneficiaries). So long as it creates and only creates from and through a positive relationship (connection, establishment, foundation, continuation(s)). It may also apply to national identities of ethnic, cultural, or other origins. Citizenship, if applied to the sovereign people, only means under the protection of, or protection is extended to the “citizens”, from the tribe, but not as a subject.

• Distinction: Inherited sovereignty through indigenous ancestry (Jus Sanguinis) is distinct from popular sovereignty of a political body. True sovereigns retain inherited sovereignty, which cannot be taken away or become subjective to any other sovereign. Sovereignty granted by popular sovereignty isn’t parallel to inherited sovereignty.

Please note that these definitions are provided by Mathias El Tribe for informational purposes and do not represent an exclusion of terms used within or associated with Mathias El Tribe. Any ambiguity shall be interpreted in favor of the people of Mathias El Tribe and their instrumentalities.