The Star Spangled BANNER is NOT a Flag!

The point of this illustration is for you to notice the colors of the rulers crowns, and the colors schemes of the Star Spangled Banner and the flags surrounding them. What do they all have in common? It's more than the colors.

Moroccan flag, America's true national flag. America was a part of the Dominions of the Moorish Empire, and considered a part of "Greater" Morocco (the Empire).  

United States OF America's (Star Spangled) BANNER of Amity and Commerce. Allowed the United States to do business in Morocco (America) and in the Dominions of the Sultan.

Noteworthy: All persons who couldn't prove their nationality, or can't prove their nationality were, and are ipso jure Moorish subjects.

59th Congress, 2nd Session, pages 459-460

Islam Family.

The topic for this post is the Star Spangled BANNER of the United States. This is not the American flag. It is a banner of Amity and Commerce granted to the United States Republic, by the Sultan of Morocco under the Treaty of Peace and Friendship (1789) to do business in America (Al Moroc)... also known as Greater Morocco (Marocco), the Al-Maghreb Al-Aqsa, Morocco, the farthest (or most extreme) West. Since before the thought of the United States, America (the land) was under the Moorish Empire.

Although many indigenous tribes lived in America, and were FREE, the land itself was annexed to the Moorish Empire by the general Hanno Bey in 475 B.C. The record of this can be found on the Bourne Stone.

This of course is according to the European construct of the past, present, and future. Our people have always lived in the NOW. We recorded our history, but we didn't date it... and if so, it was according to the Zodiac, cosmic events, the seasons, or nature. We weren't dating shit B.C. Lol. Think about absurd that is, B.C. = Before "Christ" (meaning "anointed one"... a title...not a name), and A.D. = Anno Domini meaning "in the year of [our] lord"... generally referred to as after the birth or death of "Jesus", or the Christian Era. If 5000 years ago is even accurate, we weren't telling NO STORIES about a "future" Jesus or Christian Era. Dead giveaway. 


We will get into all that on another post, but for now let's focus on the Star Spangled BANNER... and the symbolism behind it. It actually has EVERYTHING to do with Ancient Hikuptah aka kmt (Egypt).

The colors of the Star Spangled BANNER, red, white, and blue derive their origins from Ancient Hikuptah (kmt / Egypt), from the crowns of the rulers or Kings (called Pharaohs, Pharaoh translates back to "great house").

These colors had significant meaning in the ancient world Each was worn by a different ruler signifying his authority and land. These colors also represented natural and spiritual principles.

White represented purity. It also represented status, nobility, and godhood (omnipotence). White was used in religious ceremonies and worn by the priest, whom also wore white sandals. The white lotus was also a symbol for the god Nefertemu who is said to have emerged from the primeval waters of Nun at the beginning of creation.

Red was associated with the blood of Auset (Isis) and her protective powers. Red was also associated with Set, anger, rage, and was seen as the opposite of white. Set was also associated with the desert, and the word is derived from the Egyptian word dshrt meaning (red place).

Blue is associated with the universe and the heavens (the color of the primeval waters on Nun). Blue is also associated with fertility, rebirth and creation. Amun was often depicted with a blue face, and the hair of the gods was thought to be the color of Lapis Lazuli.

As for the United States...

The Continental Congress conveniently left out why it choose red, white, and blue, but in 1782, the Congress of the Confederation chose the SAME colors for the Great Seal of the United States. They said red was for valor, and hardiness, white stood for purity and innocence, and blue for perseverance, vigilance and justice. 

Legend has it George Washington said the white represents the stars taken from the sky, and the white stripes signified the SECESSION from the Home Country. And red was taken from British colors. 

Hedjet (White Crown) - Upper Hikuptah / kmt / Egypt

Pschent (Double Crown) - Upper and Lower Hikuptah / kmt / Egypt Unification

Deshret (Red Crown) - Lower Hikuptah / kmt / Egypt

Illustrations.

Khepresh (Blue Crown) - battle crown.

The Hedjet, the White Crown was worn by the kings of Upper Hikuptah. It's origin dates back to Nubia, possibly older, but it became the official headdress for the rulers of Upper Hikuptah (Egypt). 
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The Deshret, the Red Crown was worn by the kings of Lower Hikuptah. There is no records of when the Deshret came into use, but it's clear as to what its distinction represents. 

The Khepresh, the Battle Crown was worn by the rulers in battle, and eventually came to be the ceremonial crown until Hikuptah was conquered.

The Pschent, or Double Crown was worn by the ruler of all Hikuptah - Upper and Lower. This crown symbolizes the unification of the  of the kingdom, and makes the holder King of Kings. It also represented completeness and balance.

There hasn't to my knowledge been any crowns ever found, however there are numerous depictions, reliefs, and recorded history of their existence. 

The colors of red, white, and blue are more ancient than the United States and Britain itself, which you can SEE uses the red, white, and blue too. Make that connection and you'll see why the Star Spangled Banner and the other flags have more in common than the colors.

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M.B. Bey

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