The Nirvana State of Kristosendom v United States of America: A 26-Year Record of Systemic Retaliation, Racial Apartheid, and International Law Violations Against the African Hebrew-Israelite People

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The Nirvana State of Kristosendom v. United States of America is a formal historical, legal, and spiritual record documenting a 26-year pattern of alleged systemic retaliation, racial discrimination, educational obstruction, employment exclusion, civil rights suppression, and administrative harm against PresiKing Ronald David Jones and the African Hebrew-Israelite People.Beginning with the January 15, 2000 filing of the Legal International African-Israelite Appeal, the Constitution, and the Declaration of Independence of the Nirvana State of Kristosendom, this volume presents the case as a public record for international review, diplomatic consideration, and human rights accountability.The book compiles the central factual narrative, domestic litigation history, international law arguments, United Nations communication materials, and member-nation appeal framework. It addresses claimed violations involving employment blacklisting, educational obstruction, protected civil rights activity, and the exhaustion or ineffectiveness of domestic remedies.This work is written as a solemn appeal to the nations, to human rights institutions, and to all readers concerned with justice, dignity, self-determination, and the treatment of people of African descent in the United States. Read more

ASIN B0H6HLBD67
ISBN13 979-8183921854
Language English
Publisher Independently published
Dimensions 6.24 x 0.47 x 9.24 inches
Item Weight 8.5 ounces
Print length 123 pages
Publication date June 24, 2026

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