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There is documentation in The National Archives in Washington, D.C. and elsewhere that confirm the Washitaw Moor presence right here in North American lands, thousands of years before the arrival of the first European(s), and their advanced civilization identified them as The Ancient Ones, geophysical mound builders (Uaxashaktun de Dugdahmoundyah), and their prior claim to the land was never disputed, evil deeds stole away their possession of and their control of their Ancient lands, partially identified in the record as (1) 1848 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the case of the “U.S. Government vs. The Heirs of Henry Turner” (Tunica), in which the High Court found that “The Neutral Strip” (2,961,983.5 acres of land) was definitely not a part of the territory ceded to the United States” (Louisiana Dept. of Transportation, 1940), (2) the 1992 return of 68,883 acres of land by the State of Louisiana (Land Grant #923/1991), designated “Washitaw Proper;” and (3) “Washitaw Terra” including The Floridas. I have attached two United states Supreme Court cases in which the Washitaw won these cases: United States v. King, 44 U.S. 773 (1845); and United States v. Turner, 52 U.S. 663 (1850).
The United Nations High Commission for Human Rights recognizes the self-declarations of indigenous peoples and acknowledges Uaxashaktun (Empire Washitaw) as “The oldest indigenous people on Earth,” and assigned UN Grant Application #215 (1993) to the Washitaw Moors.
The United States has recognized Amurru Washitaw de Dugdahmoundyah as an indigenous people of North America and had under consideration in the 105th Congress (H.R. #260), The Guadalupe-Hidalgo Treaty Land Claims Act of January 1997.
A series of Congressional Bills/Acts and US Supreme Court cases reaffirm national sovereignty for the heirs of Henry Turner de Bourbon (1848, Case #191: United States v. Henry Turner’s Heirs); and the claim has been recorded before the World Court at The Hague (1996), that since the Treaties of Utrecht (1713) in which the Spanish de Bourbon had established themselves as the Protectorate of lands known as the Floridas, on behalf of Amurru Washitaw de Dugdahmoundyah.