The Colonial Staging Ground at Flores in 1845 A.D.
The current State of Florida, historically-known as Flores – The Land of Flowers inhabited by aboriginal and indigenous Al Moroccan/American native nationals and tribes of said African-descent for thousands of years, to date, has been also been primarily known for its sunny beaches and vibrant culture. Contrary to popular belief, Florida’s true name is Flores, and it has been the indigenous territory of the aboriginal Al Moroccans/Americans of African-descent, who cultivated the land with divine culture in harmony with productive industry, nature, and illustrious communities once vibrant with deeply-rooted customs known around the world. This revelation sheds light on the rich history and heritage of the land, offering a new perspective on its origins and the people who have called it home for generations.
The name “Florida” was given to the peninsula by Caucasian-Spanish explorers in the 16th century, but the indigenous people of the land have long referred to it as Flores – The Land of Flowers. This name holds deep meaning for the aboriginal Al Moroccans/Americans, reflecting their connection to the land and their cultural identity. Understanding and acknowledging this historical truth is essential in recognizing the enduring presence of the indigenous people and their contributions to the region, prior to experiencing extreme genocide by hostile colonizers wanting their lands, culture, and control of their bloodlines due to the cultural prestige and majesty of the ancient Al Moroccans/Americans known around the globe.
For thousands of years, the aboriginal Al Moroccans/Americans have inhabited the land now known as Flores. Their rich traditions, customs, and knowledge have been passed down through generations, shaping the cultural landscape of the region. From agriculture to trade, the indigenous people have played a pivotal role in the development and prosperity of Flores, leaving an indelible mark on its history.
The history of Flores/Florida is intertwined with the history of the aboriginal Al Moroccans/Americans, and it is crucial to recognize and honor their enduring legacy. By acknowledging the indigenous roots of the land, we can gain a deeper appreciation for its cultural diversity and the significance of preserving its heritage for future generations.
Furthermore, understanding the true name and heritage of Flores can foster greater inclusivity and respect for the aboriginal and indigenous communities that have long been marginalized. It is an opportunity to amplify their voices, celebrate their resilience, and work towards reconciliation and healing.
In recent years, there has been a growing movement to reclaim and honor the aboriginal and indigenous nomenclature (El, Bey, Ali, Dey, Al, and Pasha) and true histories of lands across North America, misidentified as the United States by the very Caucasian/European colonizers who betrayed the rightful heirs to the North Gate Estate / North America after a blatant treaty breach known as the Treaty of Peace and Friendship between Morocco and United States 1787; 1836 A.D. for the public record. This Divine and National Movement of the world signifies a crucial step towards acknowledging the truths that have been overlooked and marginalized for far too long by colonial oppressors practicing forms of deception, misinformation, subversion of genuine truth, and other means of sorcery practices in secret against the rightful heirs to North, South, and Central America; and the adjoining islands. By embracing the indigenous name Flores and recognizing its true indigenous origins, the world can continue contribute to a more inclusive and accurate narrative of the history of the indigenous territory belonging to the rightful Al Moroccans by bloodline descendancy inheritance in international law for the public record.
As we move forward, it is imperative to elevate the stories and experiences of the aboriginal Al Moroccans/Americans and ensure that their cultural heritage is preserved and celebrated. This involves engaging in meaningful dialogue, supporting indigenous-led initiatives, and advocating for policies that uphold their rights and sovereignty.
In conclusion, the corporate-colony known as the State of Florida / STATE OF FLORIDA holds a profound historical truth as Flores, the indigenous territory of the aboriginal Al Moroccans/Americans of said African descent. By acknowledging this truth and honoring the enduring legacy of the aboriginal and indigenous people of said African-descent, the general public society can be properly informed and truthfully educated to foster a greater sense of unity, respect, and appreciation for the diverse heritage of the aboriginal and indigenous peoples throughout the territory. It is a crucial step towards embracing the full richness of the collective history at North America and creating a more inclusive and equitable future for the rightful heirs who have spent centuries under hostile colonial oppression and persecution by intentional and willfully-negligent design for the record.
The Public But Hidden Record Behind Florida
- Note: The above Public Record and genuine Library of Congress – United States archive has been available for anyone to download, review, and educate themselves in the colonial controversy concerning the aboriginal and indigenous Al Moroccans/Americans in the Flores territory, intentionally misidentified as the corporate State of Florida / STATE OF FLORIDA, along with all of its misrepresented corporate City and County operations as reconfirmed by the Vatican and Pope Francis himself again back on March 30, 2023 A.D. when the Press Release: Vatican Rejects Doctrine That Fueled Centuries of Colonialism was released to genuinely clarify the true plight at North America concerning the aboriginal and indigenous peoples and their lawful heirship to all lands and resources consisting of the continents known as the “Americas” for the public record.
