In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
History and Role of Eli Gan, the City of Salvation for World Peace, Unity and Prosperity for the Amity of All Nations under Divine Providence.
1987 CONSTITUTIONAL TRANSITION GOVERNMENT
CITY OF ZION
LAND OF PROMISE
MOTHER CAPITAL
The Philippine Archipelago referred to in the 1987 Article 1 are those mentioned in the 1935 Article 1.
In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.
THE SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND
Absolute Fee Simple entered pursuant to Decree 01-4, Protocol of International Law of the Land in accordance with the order of the Royal Audiencia.
1987 CONSTITUTION TRANSITION GOVERNMENT
History and Role of Eli Gan, the City of Salvation for World Peace, Unity and Prosperity for the Amity of All Nations under Divine Providence.
HOW DID REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES BECAME UNCONSTITUTIONAL?
THIS IS THE HISTORIC FEE SIMPLE TITLE FOR 1987 ARTICLE 1 NATIONAL TERRITORY UNDER CIVIL CASE 3957-P
GR 171913 ENTRY JUDGMENT DISMISSED THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES' PETITION TO ANNUL CAGRSP 70014
CAGRSP 70014 VOIDED THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES' EXPROPRIATION CASE OF OWNERSHIP IN CIVIL CASE 3957-P
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL ON CAGRSP 70014 AS FINAL AND EXECUTORY RECORDED IN GR 171913 ENTRY JUDGMENT
GR 171913 RESOLVED THE OWNERSHIP IN CIVIL CASE 3957-P, RELINQUISHED THE CONSTITUTION AND RESTORED THE ROYAL AUDIENCIA AS THE HIGHEST TRIBUNAL SUPREME COURT
ORIGIN AND RECEIVER OF WORLD MONETARY SYSTEM
Absolute Fee Simple entered pursuant to Decree 01-4, Protocol of International Law of the Land AND WEALTH OF THE LAND in accordance with the order of the Royal Audiencia.
VICTORY CALL SIGN
THE NEW NATION ESTABLISHED UNDER RA 386, RA 7160 & RA 8371 IS UPHOLDING THE PRINCIPALITY OF GOD'S AUTHORITY AND DOMINION OVER HIS PROMISED LAND AS AN ANSWER TO OUR APPEAL IN THE PREAMBLE, FOR ARTICLE 1 NATIONAL TERRITORY AND ARTICLE 2 SOVEREIGNTY IN THE PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION PROVIDED IN ARTICLE 18 TRANSITORY PROVISIONS.
THE ROYAL SOVEREIGN CROWN OF THE WORLD PEACE TREATY
THE BOOK OF REDEMPTION OF THE WORLD PEACE TREATY
TREATY OF PARIS IS FACTUALLY, LEGALLY AND HISTORICALLY CORRECT
HIGHEST TRIBUNAL SUPREME COURT
THE PROVIDER OF LAW UNDER DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
RESOLVED BY LAW, BY TESTATE AND INTESTATE SUCCESSION, BY TRANSMITTALS AND BY EXECUTION OF SHERIFF’S WRIT ORDER, RESTORED THE ROYAL AUDIENCIA DECREED SINCE MAY 5, 1583 SERVING AS THE HIGHEST TRIBUNAL SUPREME COURT, GRANTOR OF SOVEREIGN RIGHTS TO ALL FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS EXERCISING JURISDICTION IN OUR NATIONAL TERRITORY, AND THE OVERSEER OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC MATTERS, WHO INFLUENCED THE ENTIRE JURISPRUDENCE IN THE WORLD, NOW IN CONTROL UNDER THE EXISTING LAW OF OWNERSHIP AND OCCUPATION VESTED IN 1987 ARTICLE 1, APPLYING ALL THE MAXIMS IN THE CONSTITUTION AND ALL ENACTED LAWS FOR APPLICATION TODAY
INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGNTY
AUTOCRATIC SOVEREIGN MONARCHY
HISTORIC SOVEREIGNTY
CENTRAL SOVEREIGN GOVERNMENT
WORLD SOVEREIGNTY
ROYAL SOVEREIGN CROWN
Article 712: Ownership is acquired by occupation and by intellectual creation. Ownership and other real rights over property are acquired and transmitted by law, by donation, by testate and intestate succession, and in consequence of certain contracts, by tradition. They may also be acquired by means of prescription.
ARTICLE 427
ARTICLE 428
ARTICLE 429
THE BANNER OF WORLD PEACE
NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY
TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY
NATIONAL INTEREST
SELF-DETERMINATION