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Summary of Du'Vaul Dey's The ZERO Percent
Summary of Du'Vaul Dey's The ZERO Percent
Summary of Du'Vaul Dey's The ZERO Percent
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#1 The United States is a corporation. It has a perpetual existence, meaning it never dies. It was founded in 1776, and its Articles of Incorporation can be found in the State of New York. The United States owns the Indigenous and Aboriginal people, just like any other company does.

#2 The US is a corporation, and its Articles of Incorporation can be found in New York. The US owns the Indigenous and Aboriginal people, just like any other company does.

#3 The United States is a corporation. It was founded in 1776, and its Articles of Incorporation can be found in the State of New York. The US owns the Indigenous and Aboriginal people, just like any other company does.

#4 The United States is a corporation. It was founded in 1776, and its Articles of Incorporation can be found in the State of New York. The US owns the Indigenous and Aboriginal people, just like any other company does.

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PublisherIRB Media
Release dateSep 9, 2022
ISBN9798350002188
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#1

The United States is a what. It's common knowledge that the United States is short for the United States of America, but how can an entire country be on the same level as Apple, Amazon, Facebook, or Microsoft corporations. It's true, and Congress doesn’t hide the truth in their codes and statutes.

#2

The address states that the United States is perpetual, and that the corporation was formed by the Articles of Association in 1774. The Articles is a document that specifies the regulations for a company's operation and defines its purpose.

#3

The first article of the Constitution states that commerce took place under British America, and various merchandise would cease importation from Great Britain to East-India. The second article states that no slave of any kind would be allowed due to the slave trade being discontinued.

#4

The Dutch West India Company was a chartered company that was founded in 1621. It was permitted a trade monopoly within the Dutch West Indies. It was known that the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands granted this permission under the empire of Morocco and gave jurisdiction over Dutch participation in the Atlantic Slave Trade, Brazil, the Caribbean, and North America.

#5

The Atlantic Slave Trade and the Dutch West India Trading Company, which was based in the colonies, were both under the control of the Sultan, who was a Moor. The Sultan permitted the British America Corporation to operate in 1774, and the Declaration of Independence was declared in response to this.

#6

The American Revolution freed the slaves, but slavery was still oppressive throughout the thirteen colonial territories. It was repackaged and sold in a new form known as debtor camps of debtor prisons.

#7

The United States had changed their government, and had instated a new one. The time that it took to make these changes was due to the derangements caused by so great a peaceful revolution.

#8

The British used colonial North America as a penal colony through indentured servitude. Convicts were transported to the colonies, and auctioned to plantation trustees upon arrival.

#9

The Creek Indians were extremely grateful to King George for his help during the war, and they acknowledged the Grant he had made to the Trustees for Establishing the Colony of Georgia in America. But they reserved all the lands from Pipe Maker's Bluff to Savannah, as well as the islands of Saint Catherines, Ossebaw, and Sapelo, for themselves.

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