INTERNATIONAL

“From the Royal Proclamation of 1763 to Case No. 1:25-cv-10536, this landmark Indigenous infringement case exposes how Autochthonous Americans — misclassified as ‘Black’ or ‘African American’ — continue to face trademark infringement, identity theft, and suppression of sovereignty.” - Ahua El Bey

We, the Autochthonous Americans, stand as both witnesses and defenders in a war that has never ceased. Since the Royal Proclamation of 1763, the world has known that our sovereignty was real, recognized, and binding. Yet, through centuries, the colonizer’s hand has sought to erase us—misclassifying us as “Black,” “African American,” or “Negro,” while stealing our names, labor, and inheritance.

But we are not victims—we are warriors of law and spirit. Our defense is not rooted in revenge but in balance. We attack with truth, affidavits, and case filings, not to destroy but to reveal. We bring harmony through peace in law, exposing fraud with the light of evidence, and confronting oppression with the shield of sovereignty.

Case No. 1:25-cv-10536 is not merely a legal dispute—it is a continuation of a sacred defense. A reminder that we have always stood, unbroken, to protect the sacred estate of Turtle Island and to restore balance where fraud seeks to conquer.

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