Preamble: We, the people of the Messianic(a) Nation or Nacion Mesianica gathered in Mexico City, under one nation and one Creator on the 8th Day of June in the year of our King, Lord and Savior Yeshua (  "מָשִׁיחַ" Mashíach) 2023. In the presence of the Almighty and in the desire to live in harmony with His will, we establish this Constitution as a sacred covenant between us and our community. Guided by the divine wisdom of the Bible and Judeo-Christian values, we commit ourselves to building a just, free, sovereign and prosperous society that protects and promotes the human rights of all people.

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Notice: This affidavit stands as the truth in commerce concerning each point of law that is, if not rebutted in 30 business days and surmounted by documentation and evidence, with a counter-affidavit of rebuttal signed under "penalty of perjury," then this unrebutted affidavit stands as the truth on the public records. The parties' failure to rebut equates to silence, and silence equates to agreement (confessed judgment) to the facts and liability therein.

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Article I - The State.

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1.a). The Messianic(a) Nation is a theocratic state based on the tenets of the Judeo-Christian faith. The sovereignty of the state resides in our Creator and His divine law is the ultimate source of authority. b). The state is committed to protecting and promoting the practice and teaching of the Judeo-Christian faith. c). The Messianic(a) Nation is a theocratic democracy, in which Creator's will is manifested through religious leaders elected by the people. d). The state is committed to the protection and promotion of people, including the right to life, liberty and prosperity. e). We, the people of the Messianic(a) Nation, firmly believe that we are born with inherent, divine, and inalienable rights as indiginist, aboriginal and  inhabitants of the continent known as the Americas and of the world. Among these rights is the freedom of free will and freedom of choice. We assert our right to be recognized as Sovereign Citizens and Free National, devoid of any imposed limitations or categorizations. Therefore, as the Messianic(a) Nation, we consciously choose to reclaim our redemption and fredom out of necessity.

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Article II – Citizenship.

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1. a). All Citizens of the Messianic(a) Nation must profess the Judeo-Christian faith and accept the authority of the Bible and religious leaders. b). Citizenship: belong to and be part of the congregation as active members that is acquired by birth or as a Neophyte, according to the law. c). The state is committed to protecting and promoting the rights of Citizens, we affirm that everybody is welcome without discrimination on the basis of religion, race, gender, sexual orientation or any other status. d). Marriage: When it comes to family values, in the Messianic Nation, as an autonomous, free, and sovereign people independent of governmental states, we firmly uphold the principle that no state shall interfere otherwise will be tried and prosecuted in the international court of law. We are guided by principles and values based on the Judeo-Messianic Bible and tradition. We recognize the right of couples to form exclusively between one man and one woman, following our convictions rooted in sacred teachings. In our society, marriage is considered a sacred covenant between a man and a woman, where mutual and free consent of both parties is essential, in accordance with biblical precepts. Additionally, it is established that the husband has the responsibility to provide for the well-being of his wife, fulfilling the financial obligations and protection established in the Judeo-Christian tradition. Furthermore, it is acknowledged that, in line with our beliefs and values, some couples may choose polygamous marriage, where a man can have up to seven wives of legal age, provided that equality and respect are maintained among all wives. This measure is established as a counterbalance to the social transformations that have occurred in recent years, aiming to preserve and strengthen our principles and traditions rooted in the Bible and the Judeo-Messianic tradition.

2. We, the People of the Messianic Nation, under one nation, live as Messianic men, alive and breathing as Ambassadors, Ministers, Sovereign Princes, Private Citizens, Free Nationals, Free Men, and True Lords of the land. We do not see ourselves as sea monsters, slaves, or creatures, but as divine beings. We are not artificial persons; we are neither real nor imaginary corporations, as presumed by the color of law or fiction of law. The only presumption and legal conclusion shall be that we are Sovereign Citizens, Private Citizens, Free Nationals, living divine beings, and true Lords of the land. It is essential to note that we are not slaves, and no man should possess the fruits of another man's labor. Therefore, we choose to maintain our privileges, immunities, and rights.

3. The use of all types of magic is strictly prohibited, including black, red, white, green magic, necromancy, among others. The employment of any magical practices, spells, or rituals that may supernaturally influence or manipulate the course of events is prohibited. These restrictions apply universally, and compliance is required by all individuals under this regulation.

4. The summoning of spirits, including the spirits of the deceased or demons, is strictly prohibited. Any attempt to summon or evoke spirits or demonic entities is expressly forbidden. Such practices are considered a violation and will result in disciplinary actions in accordance with the governing regulations.

5. The practice of summoning, invoking, or evoking, including the spirits of the deceased or demons, directly or indirectly, through deception, distress, or coercion, without the knowledge and consent of the individuals involved, is strictly prohibited. These practices primarily target third parties and are considered a violation. Any person who engages in these practices by deceiving others will be subject to disciplinary actions and/or monetary fines in accordance with the applicable regulations and their representatives.

 

Article III: Declaration of Sovereignty.

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Section 1: Basis for Sovereign Status.

1.1 We, the people of the Messianic(a) Nation, declare our Sovereign status based on the following principles:

a. The recognition and affirmation of the inherent rights of all individuals as enshrined in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which acknowledges the dignity, equality, and inalienable rights of all human beings and in our Bible.

b. The principles of self-determination, as recognized under international law, affirm our right to determine our political, economic, social, and cultural destiny without external interference.

c. Our sovereign status is also derived from our unwavering belief in divine guidance and the inherent rights bestowed upon us by our spiritual tradition, acknowledging the sacredness of all life and the responsibility to uphold righteousness and justice.

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Section 2: Immunities, Rights, and Privileges

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2.1 We, the Messianic(a) Nation, assert the following immunities, rights, and privileges, inherent to our sovereign status:

a. The right to self-governance and self-determination, allowing us to shape 

our political, social, and economic systems in accordance with our collective will and spiritual values.

b. The right to establish and maintain our own political institutions, including a government structure and systems that reflect the aspirations and needs of our people.

c. The right to territorial integrity, ensuring the protection of our land, resources, and cultural heritage from external aggression or encroachment.

d. The right to exercise full control over our internal affairs, without interference from external entities, and to develop policies and laws that uphold justice, equality, and human rights.

e. The right to engage in diplomatic relations with other sovereign nations, enter into treaties, and participate in international organizations, while preserving our distinct identity and values.

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Section 3: Renunciation of Corporations or De facto Government.

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3.1 We, the Messianic Nation, hereby declare that our sovereign status is separate and not subject to the status staples, movable or immovable property, citizen, resident, subject, person, whoever, taxpayer, under payroll and/or any other title under the status, rules, regulations, policies commonly used by the Democracy of the United States, the Corporation of the United States, U.S., U.S.A., the Corporate State of the District of Columbia, Washington D.C., or any other corporate governmental entity derived therefrom, without a valid contract.

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3.2 "We affirm that the declaration of our Sovereignty and Free National status does not entail the act of expatriation or relinquishment of our individual nationalities in any country. We retain our nationality in each respective country, and this declaration of sovereignty is not intended as an act of expatriation."

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3.3 Furthermore, we assert the right to rescind the signature of any contract that was signed under misleading circumstances, coercion, or false representation. Any such contracts shall be considered null and void, and we retain the right to seek appropriate legal remedies in accordance with our sovereign status in The Article Three of the United States Constitutional Court, The International Court of Law of The United Nation or The Post-Master Federal International Court.

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3.4 As the Messianic Nation, we consciously revoke our participation in this trust, "Unam Sanctam Ecclesiam," as we never gave our consent in an informed manner, and it was carried out through deceitful and fraudulent means. We recognize and affirm our sovereignty as the Messianic Nation, rejecting any form of subjugation that limits our autonomy and freedom. Going forward, we commit to fully exercising our right to govern our own destinies and to be the owners of our souls, bodies, and spirits, free from external interference. In line with our conscious decision to revoke our participation in this trust, based on our knowledge of the historical repercussions that still persist, we refer to the document "Unam Sanctam Ecclesiam." We acknowledge that the second trust was created by the Vatican in 1455, over 150 years after the mentioned declaration. This information strengthens our conviction that our participation in said trust was established without our full consent and in a fraudulent manner. As the Messianic Nation, we reaffirm our commitment to reclaim our sovereignty and exercise our rights as individuals and an independent community.

 

3.5 As the Messianic Nation, we firmly revoke, cancel, and refute any form of consent that perpetuates the belief that all men and women are mere lifeless entities or lost at sea. We demand an adjustment that recognizes and embraces the truth that every individual is a living, breathing, and divine being. In light of this, we strongly reject the outdated 'Cestui Que Vie Act 1666', enacted during the times of the black plague and great fires of London. We call upon the Government to acknowledge and affirm that individuals born in the UK are natural entities, alive and under the divine guidance of God until their true death. We urge the Government to take decisive action by revoking this antiquated act that no longer aligns with our understanding of human existence and rights.

 

Article IV - The Government.

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1. The government of the Messianic Nation is composed of a Council of Elders, elected by the people and led by the Prime Minister of State, who is the religious and political leader of the state.

2. The Council of Elders is responsible for the development and implementation of the laws and policies of the state, in accordance with divine law.

3. The Prime Minister of State is the supreme leader of the state.

4. The Chief Rabbi is responsible for the interpretation of divine law and the teaching of the Judeo-Christian faith in each country with his own Chief Rabbi.

5. Succession rules: The position of Prime Minister of State shall be inherited by the eldest son of the Prime Minister or, in the absence of a son, by the eldest daughter of the Prime Minister.

6. If the Prime Minister of State has no living heirs or if there is a dispute over succession, a regent may be appointed to govern in place of the Prime Minister until a new Prime Minister is determined.

7. The government is committed to transparency and accountability and is subject to the oversight and control of the people.

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Article V: Rights of Families, Children, and Housing (A)

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All children have the right to adequate housing that meets the standards of habitability and safety, and provides them with protection and privacy. The State commits to taking the necessary measures to ensure that no child lives on the streets or in overcrowded conditions. All children have the right to receive a quality, free, and compulsory education that promotes their holistic development, critical thinking skills, and active participation in society. The State shall guarantee equitable access to educational opportunities, eliminating any form of discrimination.

All children have the right to adequate and nutritious food that enables them to grow and develop in a healthy manner. The State shall promote policies and programs aimed at eradicating child hunger and malnutrition, ensuring access to proper nutrition for all children.

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Article VI: Rights of Families, Children, and Housing (B)

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The housing for families and children must have all the necessary amenities to ensure their well-being and development. Housing intended for families with children should meet habitability standards, providing basic services such as clean water, electricity, sanitation, communication, internet, and suitable spaces for play and rest. In recognition of the importance of family, children, and housing, we affirm the right to access and enjoy all electronic appliances that contribute to a better quality of life. This includes appliances such as stoves, air conditioning units, washing machines, dryers, replicator, and access to warm and cold water, which are essential for the well-being and comfort of families 

and individuals. The State will promote the creation of safe communities and environments that are free from violence and conducive to children's development. The participation of children in decisions that affect their lives will be encouraged, in accordance with their age and maturity. Society and the State have the responsibility to protect and promote the well-being and rights of all children, recognizing that their full happiness is a fundamental goal. Comprehensive policies and programs that address the specific needs of children and promote their physical, emotional, and social development will be fostered. Parents and legal guardians have the primary responsibility to ensure the exercise of children's rights. The State will provide support and resources to enable parents and guardians to fulfill this responsibility, ensuring that policies and programs are oriented toward the best interests of the child. The State, society, and families share the responsibility to guarantee the protection and well-being of children. Collaboration among different social actors will be encouraged to promote and protect children's rights, with particular attention to those in vulnerable situations. The violation of children's rights will be considered a serious violation of Human Rights. The State will establish effective mechanisms to receive and address reports of violations of children's rights, promptly investigate them, and ensure appropriate remedies.

 

Article VII - Rights and Freedoms

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1. We the People of the Messianic(a) Nation have the right to life, liberty and property, in conformity with divine law.

2.  We the People have the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, as long as it does not oppose the Judeo-Christian faith and divine law.

3.  We the People have the right to freedom of expression, as long as it is not used to defame the Judeo-Christian faith or religious leaders.

4.  We the People have the right to privacy and protection from illegal search and surveillance.

5. The right to life of the people of the Messianic Nation is a fundamental and inalienable principle. All individuals, as free and sovereign human beings, have the inherent right to life, which must be respected and protected in all stages. The Messianic Nation recognizes the importance of safeguarding the lives of its people as a fundamental part of its commitment to the well-being and dignity of each person. Measures will be promoted to ensure the full exercise of this right, including the implementation of policies and laws that prevent violence, abuse, and any form of threat against the lives of the people. Additionally, access to quality healthcare services will be promoted, and programs of education and awareness about the importance and respect for life will be fostered in Messianic society.

6. Section 1: Right to Bear Arms.
   The Messianic Nation recognizes the right of every individual to bear arms as a means of self-defense and protection. This right ensures that individuals have the ability to safeguard themselves, their loved ones, and their property from potential harm or threats. While this right is considered fundamental, it is subject to reasonable regulations aimed at promoting public safety and preventing the misuse of firearms.

7. Section 2: Right to Self-Defense.
   Every individual within the Messianic Nation possesses the inherent right to self-defense when faced with threats of harm, loss, or deceit. This right enables individuals to protect themselves, their families, and their property from unlawful 
   aggression or acts of violence. It affirms the principle that one should not be deprived of the ability to defend oneself against imminent danger or unlawful actions.

8. Section 3: Right to Contract or Not. The Messianic Nation upholds the right of individuals to enter into voluntary agreements and contracts freely. This includes the right to choose whether to enter into contractual obligations or to decline them, as long as it is within the boundaries of the law. This right recognizes individual autonomy and the freedom to engage in or refrain from contractual relationships based on personal circumstances, preferences, and interests.

9. Section 4: Right to Travel in the Ordinary Course of One's Life and Business. Every individual within the Messianic Nation, a micronation living in each country under the umbrella of the United Nations, possesses the right to travel freely within the host country. This right extends to exploring the diverse landscapes and communities that comprise the nation of each individual. As a micronation, we recognize and respect the unique cultural, geographical, and social aspects that define the nationhood of each individual within their respective host country. It ensures that individuals can engage with their own cultural heritage, connect with local communities, and experience the richness of traditions and landscapes that contribute to their personal sense of nationhood. This fosters a deep appreciation for the diversity and interconnectedness of all individuals within the Messianic Nation, promoting unity, understanding, and peaceful coexistence within the framework of the United Nations.

10. Section 5: Right to Due Process.
    The Messianic Nation guarantees the right to due process to every individual, affirming that no person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without fair and just legal procedures. This includes the right to a fair and impartial trial,
    the right to be informed of the charges brought against them, the right to present evidence and witnesses in their defense, and the right to confront their accusers. The Messianic Nation ensures that all individuals are treated equitably under the 
    law and have access to a transparent and impartial judicial system.

11. Section 6: Right to be Presumed Innocent.
    In accordance with the principles of justice, the Messianic Nation upholds the right of every individual to be presumed innocent until proven guilty. This foundational right ensures that individuals are not unjustly stigmatized or prejudged based on accusations or suspicions alone. It places the burden of proof on the prosecution to demonstrate guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, safeguarding the fundamental principle of innocence until proven otherwise.

12. Section 7: Right to Silence and Avoid Self-Incrimination.
    The Messianic Nation recognizes the right of individuals to remain silent when accused or questioned, thereby protecting themselves from self-incrimination. This right ensures that individuals cannot be compelled to testify against themselves
    and affirms the principle that no person should be forced to provide evidence or statements that may be used against them in a court of law.

13. Section 8: Right to Equality in the Eyes of the Law.
    In the Messianic Nation, all individuals are equal before the law, regardless of race, religion, gender, or any other protected characteristic. This right guarantees that every person is entitled to equal treatment, protection, and opportunities under the law, without discrimination or favoritism. It affirms the principle that justice should be 
    blind and that no one should be subjected to unjust treatment or unfair advantages based on arbitrary factors.

14. Section 9: Right to Trial by Impartial Jury.
    The Messianic Nation recognizes the right of individuals to a fair trial by an impartial jury of their peers. This right ensures that legal proceedings are conducted with integrity, transparency, and fairness, where the facts and evidence are examined impartially by a group of individuals from the community who represent a cross-section of society. It safeguards the principle of justice and provides a check against potential biases or prejudices in the judicial process.

15. Section 10: Right to Appeal in Law and Equal Representation
    Every individual has the right to appeal a court's decision to a higher authority, ensuring a fair review of the legal proceedings and the opportunity to rectify any errors or injustices that may have occurred. Additionally, individuals have the right to legal representation throughout all stages of the legal process, regardless of their financial means. This ensures equal access to justice and upholds the principle that all individuals should have adequate legal representation to protect their rights and interests.

16. Section 11: Right to Expose Knowledge of One's Rights and Freedom.
    The Messianic Nation recognizes the right of individuals to be informed and educated about their rights and freedoms. This includes access to accurate information regarding their legal rights, government policies, and civic responsibilities. It promotes transparency, empowers individuals to make informed decisions, and ensures that citizens can actively participate in the democratic processes that shape the nation.

17. Section 12: Right to Peaceful Association, Assembly, Expression, and Protest. Every individual within the Messianic Nation, guided by Judeo-Christian beliefs, has the inherent right to peacefully associate, assemble, express their opinions, and engage in peaceful protests. This right is deeply rooted in the Messianic Nation's commitment to upholding the principles of freedom of speech, the right to gather in public spaces, and the ability to express ideas, concerns, or dissent without fear of reprisal. Recognizing that individuals are endowed with the freedom to voice their thoughts and engage in civic activities, the Messianic Nation embraces the fundamental principle of free expression as a cornerstone of a just and democratic society. This principle encourages open dialogue, the exchange of diverse perspectives, and the peaceful resolution of differences. Within the Messianic Nation, individuals are encouraged to form peaceful associations and assemble to discuss matters of common interest, fostering unity, collaboration, and collective action. The right to express opinions enables individuals to articulate their beliefs, share their knowledge, and contribute to the intellectual and moral growth of society. Furthermore, the right to engage in peaceful protests empowers individuals to raise awareness, advocate for change, and address social concerns. By providing a platform for dissent and constructive critique, the Messianic Nation acknowledges the importance of civic engagement and encourages its citizens to actively participate in shaping a just and righteous society. While this right is upheld, it is essential to note that the exercise of these freedoms should not infringe upon the rights and freedoms of others or incite violence. The Messianic Nation emphasizes the responsible and respectful exercise of these rights, ensuring that they contribute to the betterment of society and the pursuit of righteousness, in accordance with Judeo-Christian values and beliefs. By safeguarding the right to peaceful association, assembly, expression, and protest, the Messianic Nation seeks to foster a society that values and respects the diversity of ideas, encourages open dialogue, and promotes a shared pursuit of justice, righteousness, and the common good.

18. Section 13: Right to Monetary Charges or Imprisonment In the Messianic Nation, individuals have the right to face appropriate consequences for their actions, which may include monetary charges or imprisonment as determined by the Law. The application of these penalties is based on the principles of equity and proportionality, ensuring that individuals are held accountable for their offenses while considering the severity of the crime and the circumstances surrounding it. This right reflects the commitment to maintaining a just and balanced society where individuals are responsible for their actions and contribute to the well-being of the community.

19. Section 14: Right to Security from Abuse, Persecution, Tyranny, and War The Messianic Nation affirms the fundamental right of every individual to live in a secure and peaceful environment, free from abuse, persecution, tyranny, and the ravages of war. This right ensures that all individuals within the Messianic Nation are protected from any form of physical, emotional, or psychological harm. The Messianic Nation firmly opposes practices that perpetuate abuse and stands against any form of persecution based on an individual's beliefs, race, gender, or other protected characteristics. It upholds the principle of equality and non-discrimination, guaranteeing that every person is treated with respect, dignity, and fairness under the law. Furthermore, the Messianic Nation rejects tyranny in all its forms and commits to safeguarding the rights and freedoms of its citizens. It recognizes the importance of accountable and transparent governance, where power is exercised for the benefit of the people and in adherence to the principles of justice and righteousness.

20. Section 15: Right to Refuse to Kill Under Command, by Reason of Conscience The Messianic Nation upholds the sacred value of human life and respects the moral agency of individuals. Every person within the Messianic Nation has the right to refuse to kill under command, guided by their deeply held beliefs and conscience. This right recognizes the inherent worth and dignity of every individual and ensures that no one is compelled to engage in acts of violence that contradict their moral or ethical principlesThe Messianic Nation believes in the power of peaceful resolutions and rejects the use of force to achieve ends that contradict its values. It promotes dialogue, understanding, and empathy as the foundations for conflict resolution and strives to create a society where disputes are settled through peaceful means. By recognizing the right to security from abuse, persecution, tyranny, and war, as well as the right to refuse to kill under command by reason of conscience, the Messianic Nation commits to creating a just and compassionate society. It aims to protect the well-being and rights of every individual, fostering an environment of peace, respect, and freedom within its borders.

 

Article VIII - The Economy

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1. The just and sustainable economy of the Messianic Nation is based on private property, in which every citizen is sovereign and master of their property.

2. The state is committed to protecting and promoting the right to private property, and to ensuring that citizens can use their resources fairly and equitably.

3. The Messianic(a) Nation promotes cooperation and mutual support among the people, as well as social and environmental responsibility in resource management.

4. The economy of the Messianic Nation is based on the fair and equitable exchange of goods and services, and on the promotion of fair trade and mutual aid or altruism.

5. As individuals of the Messianic Nation, we consider ourselves 'Secured Party Creditors.' We acknowledge that in those countries that use a monetary system based on 'fiat money', backed by the credit of each country rather than being backed by precious metals like gold or silver, we find ourselves in a situation with no other option but to discharge our debts and obligations through our acceptance for value, signature, authorization, and/or guarantee in accordance with the UCC, banking laws, and financial laws of each country.

6. Furthermore, as citizens of the Messianic Nation, we are born with an initial credit equivalent to the average annual salary in "crypto salary" of the united States Republic. We are secured party creditors and beneficiaries from the moment of our birth. We understand that this credit represents a valuable asset that belongs to us and can be responsibly utilized to meet our needs and contribute to the development of our community. We commit to conscientiously and equitably using this credit, fostering prosperity and the common welfare every year until we reach the age of 18 year old.

7. As Secured Party Creditors, we grasp the significance of exercising our rights and claiming our guarantees in any financial transaction. Through a responsible approach to debt management and currency handling, we strive to maintain stability and economic growth for the benefit of all citizens of the Messianic Nation and the world.

8. We, the people of The Messianic Nation, are the owners of our birth certificate bond created in the capital name or any other financial derivative. It is private property, copyrighted, and trademarked from inception. We are not sureties for the debtor's capital name (straw man name); on the contrary, we are the creditors and holders in due course of our birth certificate bond instruments, and beneficiaries of all proceeds, interest earnings, and fees, etc.

9. We, the messianic Nation will establish our own international Bank of Settlement and International Bank of the People and for the People. 

10. In the Messianic Nation, the firm establishment of the abolition of any interest charges on loans or financing granted to the Messianic people is proclaimed. This measure seeks to ensure equity and economic justice by eliminating the financial burden that interests impose on citizens. By eradicating this practice, equal access to the necessary economic resources for individual and collective development is promoted, thus fostering a financial system based on solidarity and common welfare. With this provision, the Messianic Nation aims to build a more inclusive society that is committed to the well-being of all its members.

11. In the Messianic Nation, the collection of offerings or royalties, as well as any administrative costs, is established every three months in order to maintain effective and transparent financial management. Additionally, an annual report of individual financial matters is required in each synagogue or church. This provision ensures accountability and regular oversight of the collection of offerings and royalties, promoting transparency and responsibility in the handling of financial resources. In this way, the Messianic Nation seeks to ensure proper administration of the funds collected, enabling its Citizens to be informed and actively participate in the financial affairs of their community.

 

Article IX- Justice

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1. Justice in the Messianic(a) Nation is based on divine law, which establishes the principles of justice, equality, and equity.

 2. The state is committed to ensuring access to justice for all citizens, and to protecting and promoting the human rights of all citizens.

3. The Messianic(a) Nation promotes peaceful conflict resolution, mediation and dialogue as means of dispute resolution.

4. The death penalty is prohibited in the Messianic(a) Nation, and everyone has the right to a fair and equitable trial.

5. In the Messianic(a) Nation, only divine law, the law of equity, and the law of the land shall apply. No other laws, such as maritime law, public policy, statutes, or any other legal provisions, shall supersede or take precedence over the principles established by divine law, equity, and the laws enacted within the Messianic Nation. The foundation of our legal system rests upon the teachings and guidance found in the Judeo-Messianic Bible and tradition. We recognize the supreme authority of divine law in matters of governance, justice, and societal norms. The law of equity ensures fairness, justice, and impartiality in the application of laws and the resolution of disputes. The law of the land encompasses the legal framework enacted by the governing authorities of the Messianic Nation, ensuring the smooth functioning of our society and the protection of individual rights and freedoms. By upholding divine law, equity, and the law of the land, we aim to create a just and harmonious society within the Messianic Nation.

6. We, the Messianic(a) Nation will establish our own International Court through Federal Post-Master Court of each country and/or the United Nation International Court of Law.

 

Article X - Education and Culture (A)

 

1. Education in the Messianic(a) Nation is based on the teaching of the Judeo-Christian faith and the promotion of the sacred values of justice, equality, solidarity and peace. 2. The state is committed to ensuring access to education for all citizens, and to promoting education and continuous learning as a means for human and social development. 3. Education in the Messianic(a) Nation is based on freedom of thought and diversity, and opposes any form of discrimination or exclusion. 4. The state promotes comprehensive education, which includes training in technical and professional skills, as well as training in ethical and religious values.

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Article X Education and Culture (B)

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1. The Messianic(a) Nation recognizes the importance of education as a means of empowering individuals and promoting the common good. 2. The Messianic(a) Nation is committed to providing universal and high-quality education, with a focus on developing critical thinking, ethical values, and skills for lifelong learning. 3. The Messianic(a) Nation also recognizes the importance of culture as a means of expressing and promoting the values and principles of the Bible and Judeo-Christianity, and seeks to cultivate a rich and diverse cultural life that reflects the creativity, beauty, and wisdom of God. In the Messianic Nation, our faith journey is enriched by the celebration and observance of significant religious events found in both the Old and New Testaments. For instance, we commemorate the Passover (Pascuas), which symbolizes the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt and foreshadows the ultimate redemption brought by the Messiah in the New Testament. We also honor the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot), which reminds us of the Israelites' journey in the wilderness and reflects our dependence on God's provision and guidance. Furthermore, we joyfully observe the birth, death, and resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jeshua Mashíach, acknowledging the central role he plays as the Messiah and Savior in our faith. Through these sacred events and the blending of Old and New Testament teachings, we foster a deep connection to our spiritual heritage and a profound understanding of God's redemptive plan for humanity.

 

Article XI: Stewardship and Sustainability.

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1. The Messianic(a) Nation recognizes the importance of stewardship and sustainability, and seeks to promote responsible use and management of the natural resources and environment.

 2. The Messianic(a) Nation is committed to promoting sustainable development and reducing environmental degradation, with a focus on protecting and preserving the earth for future generations.

3. The Messianic(a) Nation also recognizes the importance of social responsibility, and encourages businesses, organizations, and individuals to act in accordance with the principles of the Bible and Judeo-Christianity, and to contribute to the common good of 

society.

4. Furthermore, in the Messianic(a) Nation, programs of self-sustainability, as well as the implementation of renewable technologies and energy in our homes and cities, will be promoted. The development of initiatives that foster self-sufficiency and the utilization of clean and sustainable energy sources will be encouraged. These programs will be aimed at building a society that is more aware and respectful of the environment, seeking to minimize ecological impact and promote sustainability in all areas of daily life. Education and awareness about the importance of adopting responsible practices towards the natural environment will be promoted, ensuring a sustainable future for future generations in the Messianic Nation and of the world.

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Article XII - International Relations & Peace Treaty (A).

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1. The Messianic(a) Nation is committed to maintaining peaceful and friendly relations with all the nations of the world, kings and kingdoms and to promoting cooperation and dialogue among people.

2. The Messianic(a) Nation is committed to respecting and promoting the human rights and dignity of all people, anytime and in all places.

3. The Messianic(a) Nation opposes any form of imperialism, colonialism or domination, and defends the right of peoples to self-determination and freedom.

4. The Messianic(a) Nation recognizes and respects the cultural and religious diversity of the world, and is committed to promoting intercultural and religious dialogue and cooperation.

5. In conclusion, the Constitution of the Messianic(a) Nation is a document that establishes the sacred principles and values on which this community is based. It is a sacred covenant between the people and their community, governed by divine law and the inalienable rights of we the people, established in the Bible, in the Organic constitution of these countries and in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the UN.

6. The Messianic(a) Nation is a theocratic state, based on the Judeo-Christian faith and on the promotion of the sacred values of justice, equality, solidarity and peace. The state is committed to protecting and promoting these values, and to ensuring a fair, equitable, and transparent system of government.

7. The Messianic(a) Nation promotes cooperation and mutual support among the people, and is committed to protecting and promoting the dignity and well-being of all people, especially the most vulnerable. It is a state that is committed to maintaining peaceful and friendly relations with all nations of the world, and to promoting cooperation and dialogue among peoples.

8. Ultimately, the Constitution of the Messianic(s) Nation establishes the principles and values on which this community is based, and is committed to protecting and promoting the human rights, justice and dignity of all people.

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"Article XIII: International Relations & Peace Treaty (B).

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1. The Nation of Messianic(a) is not an enemy of The Republic Of The United States of America or any other nation. We are a peaceful people who desire to coexist with all nations of the world in mutual respect and cooperation. We declare that we are a free and sovereign nation, with the right to self-determination and the preservation of our cultural identity.

2. We recognize the importance of maintaining peaceful relations with all nations and we will endeavor to maintain such relations through peaceful means, including diplomacy and negotiations.
3. We further declare that this Constitution is the supreme law of the land, and that no treaty or agreement entered into by the Messianic(a) Nation shall supersede or nullify the provisions of this Constitution.

4. This Constitution shall be registered with the government of the united States of America Republic, Mexico Republic and of the world in order to establish our lawful presence as a free and sovereign nation.

5. As the Messianic(a) Nation, we do not recognize any de-facto government its provisions or status, as we believe that these institutions do not have the consent of the people and are not in accordance with the law. We reject any form of government that attempts to enslave people, either directly or indirectly, or through misrepresentations. Any status, rules, public policy, or procedures enforced by tyrannical government shall be nullified, voided, and canceled, as they are inherently fraudulent and should be stopped and ceased immediately from inception.

6. As a Sovereign nation, we assert our right to self-determination and reject the authority of any government that seeks to infringe upon these rights.

7. The Messianic(a) Nation is a micro nation existing within the territories of the United Nations, the Republic of Mexico, the united States of America Republic and mainly the Americas and the Republic of the world. As an autonomous and sovereign entity, the Messianic Nation upholds its unique identity, principles, and values within the framework of international law and the respective legal systems of the host nations. While recognizing the broader jurisdiction of the United Nations and the governing bodies of Mexico Republic and the united States of America Republic, the Messianic Nation exercises self-governance in accordance with its own constitution and the guiding principles derived from the Judeo-Messianic Bible and traditions. Through peaceful coexistence and adherence to international norms, the Messianic Nation seeks to foster mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation with its neighboring nations and the global community. The Messianic Nation recognizes that each country is free and sovereign.

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XIV. In the Messianic Nation, all denominations are free and independent, with their own traditions and cultures, as long as they are members of the Messianic Nation, and without violation or contravention of our core values of the Messianic Nation and the Bible.

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XV. Right to Free Travel: The Prime Minister and his representatives of the Messianic Nation requests special permission to travel freely without a visa using the passport issued for the bearer, who enjoys diplomatic immunity and special privileges by virtue of their status as a sovereign representative and ambassador, especially in the following countries:

Canada, United States, Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Caribbean Islands (various countries and islands, such as Cuba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, among others) Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana (overseas territory of France) Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and the rest of the world.

Additionally, among other countries, there are numerous islands and islets in the Caribbean and in the region of Central and South America, such as the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) and the Galapagos Islands, which we mention in here and of the rest of the world.

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XVI. As the Messianic Nation, we are pleased to announce that we have adopted the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their Additional Protocols. These international instruments, which establish fundamental humanitarian norms in times of armed conflict, reflect our unwavering commitment to the protection of human rights and the preservation of the dignity of all individuals affected by conflicts. By adopting the Geneva Conventions and their Protocols, we reaffirm our responsibility to ensure respect for the principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality, and independence in all circumstances. Our commitment to these international standards demonstrates our desire to contribute to the construction of a safer, fairer, and more humanitarian world, where the rights and well-being of all are safeguarded at all times.

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XVII. As the Messianic Nation, we are proud to announce that we have adopted the Hague Convention. This international treaty, which governs various aspects of private international law, reflects our commitment to upholding the principles of justice, fairness, and cooperation in our interactions with other nations. By adopting the Hague Convention, we affirm our dedication to promoting legal certainty, protecting the rights and interests of individuals and businesses, and fostering international cooperation and understanding. This adoption signifies our commitment to being a responsible member of the global community, actively engaging in efforts to strengthen international legal frameworks and promote peace and harmony among nations.

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XVIII. We, the Messianic Nation, as the original owners, record keepers, registrars, and owners of our own records, documents, titles, and financial instruments, shall maintain custody and control over them.

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XIX. This Constitution of the Messianic Nation may be amended or modified. In order for the amendments or modifications to be incorporated into it, the approval of the majority of the people and their ratification by the majority of the authorized elders and the serving prime minister are required.

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Conclusion: We, the People of the Messianic(a) Nation, pledge ourselves to upholding the principles and values of the Bible and Judeo-Christianity, and to working towards the establishment of a society that reflects the love, justice, and righteousness of God. 

The constitution of the Messianic Nation establishes the fundamental principles and framework for the governance and operation of the nation. It outlines the rights, duties, and responsibilities of its citizens and defines the structure of the government. The Messianic Nation, under this constitution, envisions Ruben: Juan-Zasragoza as the prime minister for political affairs. As the prime minister, he will hold the highest authority in political matters and play a central role in guiding the nation's political development. This may involve making political decisions, formulating policies, and representing the Messianic Nation in political matters, both domestically and internationally.

In addition, Ruben: Juan-Zasragoza's descendants will serve as the exclusive heirs to the positions of prime minister, prince, king, or any other high-ranking positions within the nation's leadership. This ensures the continuity of leadership and succession within the family lineage. Furthermore, Ruben: Juan-Zasragoza will also have the responsibility of overseeing religious services within the Messianic Nation. As an overseer of religious services, he will play a role in ensuring the spiritual well-being of the nation and may provide guidance and support in religious matters. The constitution shall define the powers and responsibilities of the prime minister for political affairs, outlining their role in governance, decision-making, and representation. It will also establish a system of checks and balances to prevent the abuse of power and ensure accountability in political affairs.

Additionally, the constitution will guarantee the rights and freedoms of the citizens, ensuring the protection of individual liberties, equality, and justice. It may enshrine principles such as freedom of speech, assembly, and the right to a fair trial. The constitution will provide for the establishment of government institutions, the delineation of their functions, and the procedures for enacting laws and making constitutional amendments.

 

So it is written, so shall be done!

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I. First amendment to the Messianic Constitution, July 12, 2023

 

I.I The Messianic Nation and the people of the Republic of Mexico hereby annul, cancel, abrogate, and repudiate the Treaty of Bucareli that took place approximately 100 years ago in Mexico City. We consider this treaty to be unjust for the people of Mexico and advantageous for the United States of America. Furthermore, it was signed under coercion, threats, and duress. In accordance with the principles of international bankruptcy treaties that occur every 70 years, it is declared abolished, and any indemnification or benefits shall be granted to the United Mexican States. We reiterate that this treaty is unfair, advantageous, and deceitful, as it only brought poverty and misery to the people of Mexico, as demonstrated by its ongoing repercussions to this day.

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In accordance with the principle of equity in the law, any contract entered into under threat, coercion, or duress is hereby null and void, nunc pro tunc. As the Prime Minister of the Messianic Nation, I call upon the Mexican people to transcend towards becoming a first-rate country, aiming to become a nation at the forefront.

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We will drive the development of cutting-edge technology, foster a strong economy, promote the creation of modern infrastructure, and commit to other aspects that will allow us to achieve excellence. Mexico will strive towards becoming a first-world country, where our citizens can enjoy an enviable quality of life.

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Furthermore, as Prime Minister, I acknowledge that any disputes related to this matter can be brought before the appropriate international courts. I invite all parties involved to resort to these institutions to seek a fair and equitable resolution.

 

I call upon nations to establish free and equitable international treaties based on a shared vision. I urge the Mexican people to support the President of the Republic and future presidents, as they cannot accomplish everything alone but require the collaboration of the people.

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STAFF:

1. The Prime Minister of State is the supreme leader of the State. 2. Chief Rabbi: Is the spiritual and religious leader of the Messianic (a) Nation, and in the interpretation of Bible-based laws. 3. Council of Elders: A group of religious and community leaders, who could have an important voice in political decision-making and conflict resolution in the nation. 4. Minister of Religious Affairs: An official charged with supervising and regulating religious affairs in the nation, who could have a significant influence on the nation's politics and culture. 5. Minister of Economy: An official in charge of supervising and regulating the economic activities of the nation, which could be based on the principles of justice and equity in the distribution of resources. 6. Minister of Security: An official charged with ensuring the safety and security of the nation's population, which could be based on the principles of justice and protection of human rights. 

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• The main headquarters, embassy, banks and court of law of the Messianic Nation will be established in Mexico’s Capital City and duly registered in each country member starting from June 8, 2023, A.D. Furthermore, it will be published in the Gazette of the Union of the Mexican Congress, Official Gazette. 

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Sign by Founder Ambassador and Prime Minister of State, Honorable. Ruben: Juan-Zaragoza (new born name Ex-Rel:  Ruben Johann III de Montecristo) on the year of 1976. Ab initio. 

• CA. UCC.1-3: 19-7704223XXX, Ambassador with Registration Number: 19-09265, in Reeves County, Texas. Mexican and American Nationality and Oath of Allegiance with registration number (FILED RECORD): 19-09264, in Reeves County, Texas. DECLARATION & CERTIFICATE OF SOVEREIGN STATUS#: DCS-081219/RGJ, TRUST #: 0914734773; EXEMPTION ID #: 091473XXXX; Security Agreement No: SA:-914734773-100/1-11; POWER OF ATTORNEY No: POA-914734773-200/1-2; Hold Harmless And Indemnity Agreement No: HHIA-914734773-400/1-4) Copyright Notice No: CLC-914734773-1976/1-3). All Right Reserved. Public Policy, HJR-192. U.C.C. 1-207/1-308. U.C.C. 1-103. Ruben: Juan-Zaragoza, as the executor and trustee of the RUBEN JUAN ZARAGOZA Trust, oversees the management and distribution of assets, which include but are not limited to real estate properties, financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, gains from investments, interests from bank accounts, tariffs or duties related to international trade, and any other assets accruing interest or income. As the primary beneficiary, Ruben Juan Zaragoza and all beneficiaries designated in the trust document are entitled to receive the benefits from these assets, ensuring their financial well-being and prosperity. Through diligent oversight and adherence to legal regulations, Ruben Juan Zaragoza ensures that the trust operates in a manner that maximizes its potential for growth and security, providing a lasting legacy for all named beneficiaries and their derivatives.