This Constitution represents our Public Covenant with our people and the world. My Private Covenant with the Creator, passed through my lineage, informs the spiritual foundation of our governance. As Sovereign, I am the Protector of Principles, ensuring every person within our jurisdiction is treated as an equal under these sacred principles.

We reclaim our full economic sovereignty, including:

• The right to issue Promissory Notes as lawful currency
• The authority to tokenize value and establish trade systems
• The power to back our currency with gold, silver, and all in-ground assets
• The reinstatement of our 1856 Treaty rights to hemp cultivation, processing, and commerce
• The recognition that our land's mineral wealth serves as national collateral

We reinstate all rights and agreements never properly extinguished, including:

• Economic rights to mill sites, trade routes, and traditional commerce
• Land rights based on original occupation and stewardship
• All hemp and agricultural rights acknowledged in the 1856 Treaty

Our governance shall provide predictable benefits through:

• Clear declaration of rights afforded to our people
• Laws that respect human dignity while maintaining order
• Licensing systems as the formal expression of our sovereign law
• Enforcement mechanisms that respect our cultural-spiritual foundations

We assert our status as a foreign state in relation to the United States, with historical recognition dating to 1784. All external relations shall be conducted on a government-to-government basis, respecting our sovereign equality among nations.