Enlightened Free Thinking Nubian Kings And Queens

Note:  Please consider that the first Writs blasted  by you the people, seemed to get the IRS under investigation, and the 'BOLO' list they were not willing to disclose is obviously to  "be on the look out" (BOLO)  for the natural people who are not OBLIGATED to pay taxes, especially the Moors who are aboriginal and indigenous and who know and are proclaiming this is their ancestral estate and National Domicile and they are NOT subjects to the corporations and their theft practices, nor must they apply for tax exemptions, 501C, etc., because they are not obligated in the FIRST place, as excise taxes, income taxes and sales taxes  are   for corporations  and Federal Employees / Servants or those who are members / citizens of the corporation, which is very, very logical that they would pay membership dues.  If you are a corporate member/ citizen what is left after your listed expenses would in...

Then Not much is known about T. C. Windham prior to his arrival in Birmingham, Alabama in 1910's: only that he came from Arkansas, where he had substantial business interests. it is known that he was already a man of considerable wealth who had great skills as a builder and contractor. At the time of his arrival, many of the city's prominent black professional and white-collar workers lived in Smithfield, a community just to the west of the Birmingham, Alabama city center. Windham soon bought a block of real estate in Smithfield and built a two-story brick mansion that reflected not only his wealth, but also his business abilities. Located on Eighth Avenue North, it featured the best contemporary craftsmanship, including elaborately carved woodwork, stained glass, and fine furnishings. Working with his brother, R. L. Windham, Windham went on to build many other residences in the area. But it is the churches and commercial projects that now highlight the Windham const...