History of the United States Corporation Company

The header image is a picture of The Articles of Incorporation of the United States Corporation Company, filed in the Office of the Secretary of State, of the State of Florida on July 15, 1925.
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  • The United States of America was ACTUALLY established as a company when they received their Independence from the British at the “Treaty of Paris in 1783”. 
  • The Constitution of 1774 ​(Articles of Association) shows that United States of America (Corporation Company) was still called the United Colonies of New England in 1774 up until 1777.
  • The United States of America was called the United Colonies of New England by way of the "Articles of Confederation 1643"​.
In 1777, the United Colonies of New England CHANGED their COMPANY NAME to the "United States of America". In this document you will clearly see the Moorish American and American connection, who we were (Al Moroccans / Americans / Moors), and still are today, and who they were then (Albions / Europeans), and who they still are now. 
For further evidence of the Moorish connection to America, we can read the letter FROM George Washington TO the Sultan of Morocco Sidi Muhammed Ibn Abdullah, December 1, 1789. In the letter, Washington thanks Sidi Muhammed for his generosity, explains the United States political aspirations, recognizes the Treaty of Peace and Friendship, and the Dominions of the Moroccan Empire i.e. America (North, Central, South, and the adjoining Atlantic Islands).
The Treaty of Peace and Friendship with Morocco guaranteed the newly formed "United States of America" protection in the Dominions of the Emperor of Morocco. The colonist were interested in trade and commerce, but the seas were dangerous for the "alleged" Christian powers. The treaty was set up so that the United States could do business in  the Moorish - Atlantic Dominions , as well as the Mediterranean and the Barbary Coast. This is the beginning of the "American" Passport". Europeans needed passports to travel the seas... not Moors. This document clearly shows Moors ran the region.