Appeal to Congress to Return Our Land

In an effort to acknowledge that the land can truly only "belong" to The Creator, our Empress realizes that She is being used by The Creator as a tool to protect the land and keep it free and intact for all the inhabitants thereof. Her lifetime effort, to follow a paper trail back through time, has led Her to discover that many claims to "ownership" of the land have little foundation. Her interest in freeing the land is so that All Washitaw-- every tribe, people, and nation can have their homeland, on which to govern themselves.

Our Washitaw Nation is a sovereign body of freedom loving indigenous people who have existed all over the world and specifically on the "North American" continent for thousands of years. We were here long before Columbus "discovered the New World." We, Washitaw people, who have always been guided by a bloodline of Empresses, are known as the "Mound Builders." This is evidenced by hundreds of man-made mounds all across the continent, particularly in the Deep South. Our ancient territory covers much of the "North American" continent, and more recently evidenced in the area of the so-called "Louisiana Purchase."

As descendants of Earth's first humans, we Washitaw declare our individual and collective, and ancient and indigenous sovereignty to every other individual, state, country or sovereign body, and to the world-at-large. In our solemn declaration as the people of Mu, we ask not 'for permission or endorsement,' rather we demand respect and acknowledgment: as the Spiraling Force of the Mother of All Creation has ordained it. We are a "spiritual tribe" who live under the protection of the Creatress. All who offend sovereign descendants of The Ancient Ones likewise offend the Presence of The Omnipotent. Those who violate our sacred Laws of Love, Truth, Peace, Freedom, and Justice will suffer the consequences down through the lineages of their own seed.

Despite the distortions of his-story, many scholars and people of goodwill have acknowledged, and continue to acknowledge, much of the great evil and wrong-doing that stain the pages of United States history. The National Archives and many other references hold information bearing witness to a Truth not printed in the textbooks we read and those our children and grandchildren are fed. One example is the U.S. Supreme Court in the 1848 case, the Heirs of Henry Turner vs the United States, concluded that, "...the Neutral Strip (2,961,983.5 acres of land) does not belong to and is not a part of the United States." Another example is that the Louisiana Purchase involved "the streets of New Orleans and one military barracks," not all the land claimed and recorded in books.

The Empress and delegates have traveled to Geneva... In 1993 the Washitaw Nation's grant application was received as from a sovereign body and was officially acknowledged with the file number 215/93, and was entered in the United Nations' Indigenous People's Registry (as the "Oldest Indigenous People on Earth").

We, Washitaw, call ourselves "Indigenous." "Indian" is a Federal word, coined by Columbus who thought he had landed in India, when he found himself, instead, on Washitaw land! Now, the word indicates a federal U.S. citizen. Indigenous means that the people have a claim to the land in sovereignty, and any tribe, people, or nation claiming the status of indigenous is recognized and protected by the nations of the world through a set of international laws acknowledging their special rights accorded under universal laws of Love, Truth, Peace, Freedom, and Justice. By our Washitaw declaration we have officially left "the Union of states," and are no longer a part of the so-called United States of America. Washitaw believe all people are equal, regardless of race, creed, color, sex, or personal beliefs. The Washitaw Nation is made up of the world community, encompassing all races. We believe ourselves to be the original people of The Creator, the "Mothers and Fathers" of all civilized peoples on Earth. As black, bushy haired homo sapiens, we can produce all other races; and no race can produce black individuals except black females and males. Our Washitaw origin makes us custodians of this Good Earth. Thus, our passion is to Love and Protect.

We appeal to the Congress of the United States of America to finally give us back our land, and give us the recognition we deserve as the oldest indigenous people of the world. Recognize our Nation in whatever manner is necessary to grant us ALL benefits we deserve as the Nation of people whose land was stolen from them to become what was later known as the United States of America. We agree to share the land with you; however, our desire is to be a Sovereign Nation living amongst all others in this land.

If you in any way can show empathy, sympathy, and/or identify with the cruelty perpetrated upon the original landowners of the land of Washitaw de Dugdahmoundyah (now called the United States), please sign our petition to appeal to Congress to return our land to us, and recognize us as the original landowners.

We thank you for your assistance,

The Official Empire Washitaw de Dugdahmoundyah