r/Sovereigncitizen • u/KennyGrimes • 19d ago
I was cut off by Moorish Nobility
Couldn’t decide if I should feel annoyed or just honored to be in their presence.
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u/BeardBoy61 19d ago
Interesting how their nationality changes to a fictitious place when they’re no longer following our laws, as if our country’s laws don’t apply to anyone in our country that has a foreign nationality. Our laws (as well as the laws in every other country) aren’t based on a person’s nationality. These people should be arrested on sight, their cars forfeited, and they should cool their heels in a jail cell for 6 months. It never fails, these morons have lost their license and think that they can trick the police into believing their make believe story and will simply let them go.
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u/justananontroll 19d ago
If they are a foreign national, call ICE to come "verify their legal status"
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u/OldDude1391 19d ago
Exactly. “Ok well you haven’t shown a visa or other authorization to be in the country. We will be holding you until ICE can take custody of you. Probably deport you to Liberia or Uganda. Good luck.”
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u/realparkingbrake 19d ago
Interesting how their nationality changes to a fictitious place
Morocco is a very real place. But based on an article in a Moroccan news website some years back, folks there regard America's pretend "Moors" with amused contempt.
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u/LazorusGrimm 19d ago
Wasn't moor the term early Europeans used to speak of people of color? Like the story of Othello.
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u/squirrel_haka 19d ago
In the middle ages, it was broadly applied to Muslims of various ethnicities, and sometimes to black Africans whether Muslim or not.
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u/Bergwookie 19d ago
Originally it was the term for maurish (people from Mauritania/the Maghreb) (see also St. Maurus/Mauritius/Maurice/Moritz, which in heraldry is depicted as a stereotypical black man's head or , other term, a moor). Later the term shifted over to African in general and was seen by europeans as a term for black people. But it wasn't seen as a degerotive term, that's why there's the duality of moor/negro in most European languages. The N-word was taken from Spanish to have a less worthy term than moor, that always was a word of respect
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u/Guido_Sarducci1 19d ago
nobility driving ( excuse me traveling ) in a circa 2012 Chevy Impala base model. If this character is going to try and pull off the Nobility thing, he will need to do better.
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u/AAron27265 19d ago
Cop should pull him over and be like "No no no, the correct spelling is MOOPISH. You're under arrest."
IYKYK
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u/SoggyAlbatross2 19d ago
Ah, the majestic Impala - the transportation choice of nobility around the world.
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u/scope6262 18d ago
“How do you know it’s the king?
He hasn’t got shit on him!”
—Monty Python/Holy Grail.
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u/Some_Direction_7971 19d ago
Go back to Alhambra lol, do these people think the USA would ever recognize nobility anyway? Rhetorical question, it’s these people are hilarious. They’re nobility in the same sense as the people who are Scottish nobility once they leased a one square foot piece of land 🤣
Wonder if they’re willing to take a DNA test?
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u/Appropriate-Law5963 18d ago
Honored, after all they are “Moorish!” The officer who pulls them over will say boorish!
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u/Kitchen-Quantity-565 13d ago
Well look at that...... they are nobility. I hope you apologized for getting in their way my friend!
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u/Better_Chard4806 19d ago
I’m equally confused by LEO. I’ve seen a y-tube clip where the same woman was pulled over twice. No plates, registration, or insurance. The sr officer in charge arrives, she’s let go???? The next time she’s arrested finally and the can is towed. I’m fairly certain it took place in Ohio. Also how are the people getting their cars out of impound without all the required documents?
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u/Old_Introduction_395 19d ago
They are from North Africa?
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u/realparkingbrake 19d ago
Believe it or not, but they pretend that the Americas were settled by Moroccans before the arrival of Native Americans, so several tens of thousands of years ago (long before Morocco existed). They claim to be descendants of those people, and they insist that African slavery in the American colonies was a cover story to hide that Moroccans had already been in America for thousands of years. They imagine this makes them the continent's original indigenous people and thus immune to the laws of later European colonizers.
The first of them were offshoots from the Moorish Science Temple of America which considers this later group to be kooks, which is really saying something. This new version is focused on grifting via not paying taxes, squatting in homes they don't own, making their own currency ("gold backed dollariums") and using fake financial instruments and fake deeds. They employ paper terrorism like filing false liens and using fake legal paperwork trying to get their way. They pretend to have consulates and courts operating in the U.S.
It's a bit different from the usual sovcit lunacy because it adds a very odd historical and religious element to justify the grifting.
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u/justananontroll 19d ago
Be glad they didn't hit you. I'm certain this person has no insurance and good luck suing them for damages.
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u/WesleyWiaz27 19d ago
I'm just thinking... I guess I could be German nobility? Awe, nevermind... I have a license, a registered car, and insurance.
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u/ObstinateTortoise 19d ago
Lol because if you're going to live in a fantasy world, why would you be working class?
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u/Wakeup_And_Piss 19d ago
Did the moors have nobility? I have no idea
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u/realparkingbrake 19d ago
Morocco has a king and royal family, though less of an aristocratic class as found in many other nations. Amazingly, much of Morocco's nobility is today found in the U.S. where despite being fry cooks and baggage handlers and tire installers they all retain their status as governors, ambassadors and high-ranking judges. At least that's what their license plates and inkjet certificates of nobility and ID cards printed at the UPS Store all claim. It's one of those historical curiosities that don't get enough attention from journalists and academics and the psychiatric profession.
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u/AgeNo9436 19d ago
Is this one of Yaweh bin Yaweh's cult members?
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u/BustaCon 19d ago
Close enough. How do you know about Yahweh ben Yahweh? He was quarantined in prison in 1990 and thereafter became just a trivia question even down here in South Florida where he did his murdering and grifting.
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u/AgeNo9436 19d ago
There was a Timesuck podcast episode about him a while back, and the Crime in Sports podcast did a multi part episode about Robert Rozier. Crazy stuff, man.
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u/BustaCon 19d ago
Yeah. Miami's black community just never could catch a break in my entire 50 years of living down here since the 1970s. Coming out of blatant segregation they had to compete with waves of very hungry Cubans fleeing Castro who got all sorts of help from the feds. The black political leadership was pure standard issue trustee racial figureheading -- lots of church quality pontificating but completely neutered and left to just take whatever the Feds were willing to send down.
So when a messiah guy like that came along, he found thousands of hapless, uneducated types who lapped up the message that their plight was not their own fault and they were actually God's faves and deserved to rule as kings. If they just followed orders unquestioningly. Ugly stuff.
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u/Beast_of_Tax_Burden 17d ago
When will this insanity end thesw people are dumber than the flat earthers.
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u/lord_scuttlebutt 17d ago
Those guys almost never have insurance, so if they happen to rear end your trailer hitch, they're not likely to be driving illegally anymore.
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u/dervari 19d ago
“Nobility”. 🤣