12 days agoI love to see this!!! Are you open to collaborate? We need some nation leaders to attend discussions and get busy with organizing our offices into a cohesive framework for all our leaders to get on the same page. My family is of the SC Santee Nation. How can I get in contact with you to learn more about what you do?
3 months ago@jeque_minister_luisbey IMPORTA NADA... NOS QUIEREN TAPAR LA BOCA. CONFUSION Y NADIE SABE ACEDER LA TESORERIA... LA CASA DE DIOS ESTA ABIERTA PARA TODAS LAS NACIONE.
8 months agoWhat this document IS 1. A commendatory / honorary resolution This is a symbolic statement of recognition that: • Praises Cheasequah Nation, • Honors Minister Amir C. El Bey, and • Designates February 24, 2025 as “Cheasequah Nation Day” for commemorative purposes. Such resolutions are commonly adopted by legislative bodies to: • Congratulate individuals or organizations • Acknowledge anniversaries or founding dates • Recognize community service or cultural contributions They express sentiment, not legal power. ⸻ 2. A non-binding legislative expression Key features: • Uses language like “recognize,” “commend,” “celebrate,” and “honor” • Contains no enforcement clause • Imposes no legal duties • Creates no rights, jurisdiction, or immunity Even when written formally, it does not change existing law. ⸻ 3. A certificate-style document Functionally, it operates like: • A proclamation • A citation • A legislative certificate of recognition The final clause authorizing the Clerk to distribute it confirms this. ⸻ What this document IS NOT 1. ❌ Not a treaty • Treaties require sovereign-to-sovereign consent and ratification. • No Senate ratification. • No international or domestic treaty authority. ⸻ 2. ❌ Not legal recognition of tribal sovereignty It does not: • Recognize Cheasequah Nation as a federally or state-recognized tribe • Confer inherent sovereignty • Establish diplomatic status • Create legal jurisdiction or courts Statements about: “tribunals,” “exemption from BAR or UCC,” “maritime jurisdiction,” or “colonial rule” are claims made within the document, not legal facts created by it. ⸻ 3. ❌ Not incorporation, charter, or land grant It does not: • Convey land • Recognize historical land titles • Validate patents or treaty claims • Grant taxing or governing authority ⸻ 4. ❌ Not enforceable in court Courts treat such resolutions as: • Political speech • Non-justiciable acknowledgments • Honorific in nature They cannot be used to: • Override statutes • Defeat jurisdiction • Create legal immunity
