History and Role of Eli Gan, the City of Salvation for World Peace, Unity and Prosperity for the Amity of All Nations under Divine Providence.

In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.

In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.

The Constitutional DeJure Crown Court (formerly the Royal Audiencia) with Absolute Jurisdiction in the Supreme Law of the Land vested in Article 1 National Territory of the Philippine Constitution.

In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.

In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.

The Peoples of the Sovereign Republic of the Philippines under the Royal Sovereign Crown of Kingdom Filipina Hacienda, the Host of All Nations.

The Indigenous Cultural Communities and Indigenous Peoples per RA 8371 — Indigenous Peoples Rights Act of 1997 (IPRA) — with rights to Ancestral Domain and Self-Governance.

In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.

In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.

The Sovereign People of the Sovereign Republic of the Philippines, per the 1987 Constitution We the Sovereign Filipino People.

In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.

In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.

The Indigenous Cultural Communities and Indigenous Peoples per RA 8371 Sections 4 to 12, with rights to Ancestral Domain, Self-Governance and Empowerment, Social Justice and Human Rights, and Cultural Integrity.

In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.

In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.

The New Nation of the Kingdom Filipina Hacienda under the Royal Sovereign Crown, with all territories under treaties subject to International Law in the World Peace Treaty.

In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.

In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.

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In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.

In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Crown.