Civics Class Registration

🔔 What is happening now at North America is called "Decolonization!"

Click the link below to view the entire above text of the General Orders 100 — Lieber Code which will assist in understanding what is taking place here at North America:

https://avalon.law.yale.edu/19th_century/lieber.asp

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTICE ⚠️

Even under the law of war, a victorious army may only temporarily suspend civil relations, leaving the permanency of such changes to be resolved by the "treaty of peace." See General Orders No. 100 (Lieber Code), at Art. 32.

The Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1836 between the United States of North America and the Moroccan Empire, having been entered into during peacetime and never abrogated by war or subsequent treaty, therefore remains controlling.

The Office of the Consul General of Morocco at North America announces the orientation and enrollment for:

🔹 T.R.I.P. — Traveling Rights Itinerary Protocol

🔹 C.J.P.P. — Consular Jurisdiction and Protection Protocol

These protocols are designed to be lawful, documented, disciplined responses for qualified Moorish-Americans under consular jurisdiction and protection—particularly during police — highwaymen encounters and de facto traffic stops under color of law.

Why This Matters — Then and Now

"If Italians, Greeks, English, Chinese, Japanese, Turks, and Arabians are forced to proclaim their free national name and religion before the constitutional government of the United States of America, it is no more than right that the law should be enforced upon all other American citizens alike.

"In all other governments when a man is born and raised there and asked for his national descent name and if he fails to give it, he is misused, imprisoned, or exiled."

This quote was made by Noble Drew Ali in the 'Divine Warning by the Prophet for the Nations (1928 - 1929).'

Before 1870, naturalization law (starting with the Naturalization Act of 1790 / 1795) limited naturalization to:

“European races and their descendants.”

The original Naturalization Act was amended by Congress in 1870 and signed into federal law de facto by President Ulysses S. Grant.

The Naturalization Act of 1870 under the plausible 14th Amendment expanded eligibility to include:

“Aliens of African nativity”
“Persons of African descent”

❗Important Note: The word "Person" is defined in the Black's Law Dictionary, 4th Edition, as:

"Corporations are "persons" as that word is used in the first clause of the 14th Amendment."

Therefore, the Naturalization Act of 1870 only applies to corporations (corporate persons). This means:

IT DID NOT naturalize anyone of European / Caucasian descent born on the North American continent known today as "the United States;"
IT DID NOT naturalize any aboriginal and indigenous American (e.g., Mexicans, Venezuelans, Colombians, Brazilians, Haitians, Argentinians, Nicaraguans, Chileans, and the natives of San Salvador, etc.);
IT DID NOT naturalize any non-European peoples

It was a narrow expansion presented for the disenfranchised "freed Negros" to use the 14th Amendment 'corporate person' status, not for universal inclusion.

As Moorish-Americans, we are the aboriginal people of the land and are part and parcel of the republican government, and we must live the life accordingly. Click the link below to review the very important William Dungey Case which shows the importance of status and classification:

https://enforcetheconstitution.org/william-dungey-case

What T.R.I.P. and C.J.P.P. Actually Does

These protocols are not for protests, nor do they promote insurrection.
They are lawful procedures for trusted and qualified Moorish-Americans.

They exist to:

enforce constitutional limitations and treaty obligations,
assert consular jurisdiction correctly,
prevent unlawful escalation during police / highwaymen encounters,
preserve records, evidence, and standing,
and ensure that all enforcement action proceeds with full awareness and responsibility.

The effectiveness of these protocols is demonstrated by:

favorable replies from foreign de facto agencies (e.g., de facto courts, police / highwaymen, Prison-of-War camps),
documented disengagements,
de facto case dismissals and releases from confinement,
and verified records and videos published on our website and media

Click the link below to review various enforcement recordings and videos:

https://enforcetheconstitution.org/enforcement-archive

What Enrollment Requires

Participation includes:

mandatory orientation and security clearance,
training in verbal discipline and documentation,
standardized materials,
examination and competency verification,
and proper recording within the consular registry.

This orientation is not for criminals or spectators.
It is for those prepared to act lawfully, calmly, and competently.

Those who study and prepare will navigate safely.
Those who improvise will be exposed!

📌 Orientation details and enrollment instructions are below.

🔔 OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Qualification Requirements

Consular Jurisdiction & Protection Protocol (C.J.P.P.)

Participation in the Consular Jurisdiction & Protection Protocol (C.J.P.P.) is limited to qualified members who have demonstrated discipline, competency, and good standing. These requirements exist to preserve the integrity of the Consulate, protect members, and prevent misuse of consular protection and Moorish-American nationality.

To be eligible, applicants must satisfy all of the following:

✅ 1. Membership, Standing & Civic Instruction

Be a registered member in good standing with EnforceTheConstitution.org, with faithful and consistent participation in:

Sunday Civics Classes
Friday Holy Day Services
Approved study group sessions

for a minimum period of three (3) months prior to induction, unless an exception is granted.

Membership dues must be current, and the applicant must demonstrate respect for organizational discipline, lawful conduct, and civic responsibility.

✅ 2. Demonstrated Competency & Jurisdictional Proficiency

Applicants must demonstrate practical competency in constitutional and jurisdictional procedure through one or more of the following:

Verified participation in an extraordinary proceeding including, but not limited to, jurisdictional challenges via quo warranto, which resulted in a documented dismissal with prejudice, non-enforcement, or favorable resolution of a de facto administrative matter (e.g., de facto traffic case, property case, criminal-style case, parole or probation), or
Successful completion of CJPP-approved training, examination, and drills designed to prepare members for lawful roadside encounters, de facto administrative challenges, and post-incident documentation under C.J.P.P. and T.R.I.P.

*Exceptions may be granted for qualified members seeking supervised experience under C.J.P.P. protocols.

✅ 3. CJPP Internal Security Clearance & Eligibility Review

All applicants must successfully complete the CJPP Internal Security Clearance and Eligibility Review.

This is a constitutional and treaty-based vetting process conducted internally by the members of our Majlis to determine suitability for:

consular jurisdiction and protection,
issuance of consular documentation,
participation in CJPP and T.R.I.P. activities.

The security clearance process includes, but is not limited to:

a screening application,
background and conduct review,
affirmation of lawful conduct, civic responsibility, and allegiance to constitutional order.

Clarification:
This internal security clearance is not a U.S. government clearance, does not confer U.S. diplomatic immunity, and does not purport to exercise police, military, or enforcement authority. It is an internal determination of eligibility and trust for consular participation and protection.

As Moorish-Americans, participants are expected to live upright lives, obey the law, and conduct themselves in a manner consistent with constitutional principles, the Divine Constitution and By-Laws of the Moorish Holy Temple of Science, the Moorish Zodiac Constitution, and public safety.

⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

This organization does not teach, promote, protect, affiliate with, or assist criminal conduct.

C.J.P.P. and T.R.I.P. are lawful educational and protective protocols, not shields for unlawful activity, evasion of lawful process, or abuse of rights.

Any person who:

engages in criminal behavior,
misrepresents Moorish-American nationality, consular documentation or protocols,
acts in bad faith,
or brings disrepute or legal exposure upon the organization or any of the consular offices,

may be declared persona non grata and immediately removed from participation. In such cases, no claim of consular protection, advocacy, or affiliation shall apply.

📌 Final Notice

No Consular Identification Card, CJPP documentation, or recognition will be issued without successful completion of all qualification requirements.

These standards are necessary to:

preserve the integrity of the Consulate,
protect members and the public,
prevent fraud and infiltration,
and ensure that consular jurisdiction and protection are exercised lawfully, responsibly, and competently.

To Begin the Process for Membership:

Scroll down to the section Registration & Screening Requirement. Read it, then look for "Pay Here for Members" or "Pay Here for Non-Members" to make your payment. Then complete the 'Civics Class Registration' form below.

After registration, you will receive the Screening Application with further instructions.

Registration

Registration & Screening Requirement

All individuals—whether participating as a Member or Non-Member—must register in advance and successfully complete a screening application prior to attending any civics classes, services, or related activities.

Registration is required to:

verify eligibility and suitability,
maintain the integrity and security of the learning environment,
and ensure adherence to organizational standards and lawful conduct.

How to Register

To begin the registration process, please scroll below and complete the appropriate Member or Non-Member Registration Form, including the associated registration fee where applicable.

Access to classes and activities is granted only after registration and screening are completed and approved.

As a Member

As a registered member in good standing, you will have access to a structured program of civic education, training, and consular support, including:

Sunday Civics Classes and access to recorded sessions
Friday Holy Day Services and access to recordings
Approved study group sessions and guided learning activities
Physical readiness and discipline training (program launching soon)
Murder Board training sessions, including structured scenario analysis, critical questioning, and readiness preparation
Mock Court and simulated hearing exercises for procedural competence and record discipline
Official consular court hearings, when convened, for educational observation and jurisdictional instruction
Advance notification of in-person events, orientations, and special sessions
Access to the Office of the Consul General for guidance, clarification, and questions related to civics, protocol, and consular procedure

All activities are conducted for educational, training, and organizational purposes, and are designed to promote discipline, lawful conduct, constitutional literacy, and responsible engagement.

Participation is subject to good standing, adherence to organizational standards, and continued compliance with CJPP and T.R.I.P. protocols.

As a Non-Member

Non-members may be granted limited access to selected educational and observational offerings, subject to availability and organizational discretion. Such access may include:

Up to two (2) Civics Classes per month
Friday Holy Day Services
Select Murder Board training sessions (invite-only)
Consular court hearings, when convened, for educational observation only (invite-only)

Non-member access is discretionary, does not constitute membership, and does not confer consular status, jurisdiction, documentation, or protection.

Participation may be limited, modified, or withdrawn at any time and does not include access to internal training, CJPP or T.R.I.P. protocols, recordings, or organizational decision-making.

Civics Class registration

🔹 T.R.I.P. — Traveling Rights Itinerary Protocol

🔹 C.J.P.P. — Consular Jurisdiction and Protection Protocol

Why This Matters — Then and Now

What T.R.I.P. and C.J.P.P. Actually Does

What Enrollment Requires

🔔 OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Qualification Requirements

✅ 1. Membership, Standing & Civic Instruction

✅ 2. Demonstrated Competency & Jurisdictional Proficiency

✅ 3. CJPP Internal Security Clearance & Eligibility Review

⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

📌 Final Notice

To Begin the Process for Membership:

Registration & Screening Requirement

How to Register

As a Member

As a Non-Member

Member Registration for $150 monthly

Pay Here for Members

Non-Member Registration for $30 per class

Pay Here for Non-Members

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Click the "Pay Now" button above to complete your payment. Then fill out the below application for the 'Ward-ship Dispeller' book written by Grand Sheik Taj Tarik Bey.

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