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– NUWAUPIAN RULES of the 24,000 Year Cycle for the Hereafter –
93. RULE – False Representation of the Supreme Grand Master:
Oaanabab YaaNuwn Paa Nabab Yaanuwn, the Sovereign Grand
Commander: H. E. Dr. Malachi Z. K. York 33°/720°, paa muMkak:
KaMam “baNaNu” Aaqab Paa Mumkak: Khamam “Bananu” Ȧaqab
Chief: Black “Thunderbird” Eagle, President And Head Of State Of the
Yamassee Tribe of Native Americans, the United Nuwaupian Nation
From The Constitution of U.N.N... “The United Nuwaupian Nation...” – Part 7 –
Section 3 – pg. 87-in part
“87. (in part) No person shall be a representative in any form or fashion for, the
Supreme Grand Master: paanabab YaaNuwn Paa Nabab Yaanuwn, the
Sovereign Grand Commander: H. E. Dr. Malachi Z. K. York 33°/720°, paa
muMkak: KaMam “baNaNu” Aaqab Paa Mumkak: Khamam
“Bananu” Ȧaqab Chief: Black Eagle, President of the Yamassee Tribe of Native
Americans, the United Nuwaupian Nation unless appointed by the Supreme
Grand Master: paanabab YaaNuwn Paa Nabab Yaanuwn, the Sovereign
Grand Commander: H. E. Dr. Malachi Z. K. York 33°/720°, paa muMkak:
KaMam “baNaNu” Aaqab Paa Mumkak: Khamam “Bananu” Ȧaqab
Chief: Black Thunderbird Eagle, President of the Yamassee Tribe of Native
Americans, the United Nuwaupian Nation!!!....”
94. GUIDELINES – False Representation of the Supreme Grand Master: paa
nabab YaaNuwn Paa Nabab Yaanuwn, the Sovereign Grand
Commander: H. E. Dr. Malachi Z. K. York 33°/720°, paa muMkak:
KaMam “baNaNu” Aaqab Paa Mumkak: Khamam “Bananu” Ȧaqab
Chief: Black “Thunderbird” Eagle, President And Head Of State Of The
United Nuwaupian Nation Of the Yamassee Tribe of Native Americans, the
United Nuwaupian Nation
From paa Laraq Paa Ṫaraq “The Way” – “Emotions and the Apostates” – v.
54-66
“54. There are many false accusations, slander, and kaXab-aat Kazhab-aat
“lies” to mislead the weak who seek faults. 55. Mere gossip by the lost baA-u
Baȧ-u “souls” from amongst your own natat-u Natat-u “seeds”; your own
creatures who have gone astray tragically enough. 56. They have been spellbound
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