Republic of Aniyunwiya — One Nation Under Indigenous Rule

Important Notice

The Republic of Aniyunwiya is a sovereign nation of citizens — not an organization, not a movement, and not a financial program. We do not accept funds from the public. Citizenship costs nothing. We are not affiliated with any other group using the Aniyunwiya name, and we do not counsel, encourage, or support any activity that conflicts with local, state, or federal law. Our citizens are law-abiding residents who hold dual citizenship — membership in this republic does not require renouncing United States citizenship. If you have been contacted by anyone using the Aniyunwiya name and asked for money, promising tax exemption, land reclamation, or legal separation from the United States — that is not us.

Founding Principles

What We Stand For

The Republic of Aniyunwiya was established on a foundation of six non-negotiable principles that govern everything we build, every citizen we welcome, and every record we preserve.

Citizens, Not Members

We are a Republic. Those who join are citizens with rights and standing — not members of an organization or subscribers to a service.

Dual Citizenship

Citizenship in the Republic of Aniyunwiya does not require renouncing United States citizenship. We respect all applicable law.

No Public Funding

We do not accept funds from the public. Citizenship costs nothing. No fees, no dues, no payments of any kind are required or accepted.

Law Abiding

We do not counsel or support any activity outside of local, state, or federal law. Our sovereignty is cultural and historical — not a legal workaround.

Unaffiliated

We are not affiliated with any other group using the Aniyunwiya name. We are aware of organizations misusing this name and we condemn those practices.

Identity First

Our purpose is the reclamation of identity, lineage, and historical truth — for our people and for those who carry this heritage in their blood.

Our Proclamation

Reclaiming Our True Identity

Without your own cultural identity, you become anything that they tell you — you are.

Whereas the Republic of Aniyunwiya, as the rightful inheritors of this land, has endured centuries of erasure and oppression — our names changed, our records destroyed, our very identity reclassified by those who arrived after us.

Whereas the Papal Bull Inter Caetera, issued by Pope Alexander VI on May 4, 1493, perpetuated the Doctrine of Discovery — laying the groundwork for the exploitation and colonization of Aboriginal lands by European powers.

Whereas the Trail of Tears, spanning from 1831 to 1850, forcibly displaced over half a million of our ancestors from their homelands — inflicting immeasurable suffering and loss upon our people.

Whereas our ethnicity has been systematically distorted through labels such as "negro," "colored," "black," and "African American" — each one severing our connection to our ancestral lands, our lineage, and our truth.

Whereas in 1828, Noah Webster recorded in his American Dictionary of the English Language that the word "American" was originally applied to the "aboriginals, or copper-colored races, found here by the Europeans" — we are that people. We have always been that people.

Therefore, Be It Proclaimed

We reclaim our rightful identity as Aniyunwiya — the true Aboriginal Americans — reaffirming our ancestral ties to this land and rejecting all attempts to erase or distort our heritage.
We denounce the Doctrine of Discovery and all forms of colonial oppression, asserting our inherent right to self-determination and the preservation of our sovereign identity.
We are not a displaced African people. We are not a vanished tribe. We are the sovereign descendants of the Aniyunwiya and other Indigenous Nations — still here, still standing.
We honor the memory of our ancestors who endured untold suffering and injustice, pledging to preserve their legacy, document their lineage, and uphold their dignity for every generation that follows.
We demand recognition and respect for our unique identity, our history, and our contributions to this continent — challenging every narrative that seeks to diminish, erase, or reassign who we are.

What We Stand For

Reclaiming Our True Identity

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