Canonum De Ius Rex
Canons of Sovereign Law

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2.5 Roman Law Form

Article 46 - Roman Law Form

Canon 5711 (link)

Roman Law, also known as Roman Law Form is the currently applied Form of: sovereign territorial law, sovereign law, noble law, land law, property law and society law formed from the 5th Century BCE onwards, but falsely claimed of older provenance.

Canon 5712 (link)

In the early 6th Century BCE, members of the extreme Yahudi satanic Cult diaspora from šumur (Chaldis) and šulumur (Erétria) moved further west in the Mediterranean and establish two (2) colonies at Reggio on Sicily and Cumae near present day Naples. These are the legendary “founders” of the Roman Empire Remus (reverse of šumur) and Romulus (reverse of šulumur).

Canon 5713 (link)

By the 5th Century BCE, the Chaldean Yahudi diaspora from šumur (Chaldis) and šulumur (Erétria) had lost their colony of Reggio in Sicily to a vassal of the Carthaginians while their city of Cumae was also destroyed in 524 BCE. However, the Yahudi refugees succeed in capturing several southern Etruscan cities with sizeable military support from Darius the Great of Persia and renamed the Etruscan city in 509 BCE on the site of Rome as Satanur or “city of Satan”. A treaty is also signed with Carthage in the same year.

Canon 5714 (link)

In 481 BCE, Satanur being the “city of Satan” was renamed Roma as the “city of hate war, blood and revenge” being the reverse of the Estruscan word “amor” for love in honor of patron Xerxes I of Persia and the official state religion of Mithraism. The sizeable Persian militia granted under the control of the “Patrician” Yahudi priest class as Satraps of Persia were then re - organized into the famous legion structure of the Roman Army. With the massive Persian military assistance, the Romans successfully defeated Carthage and temporarily regained large parts of Sicily and Southern Italy until around 465 BCE.

Canon 5715 (link)

Upon the death of Xerxes I by 465 BCE and with little continuing military support from Persia, the Romans declared independence from Persia by 451 BCE creating the Rex Sacrorum (Sacred Law) and an ultimate “fascist” totalitarian state, with citizens and military pledging absolute and unquestioning loyalty to Rome, including the “Roman Salute” – the origin of the Fascist salute.

Canon 5716 (link)

Fascism originates as a central precept of ancient Roman Law from 451 BCE demonstrated by the symbol known as “Cratis” as “Right to Rule” and "absolute enforcement of power":

(i) Fascism comes, from the word “fasces” meaning a bundle of even wooden rods/sticks, held together by leather straps called lorum, including an axe head carried as one (1) of the standards of the legions.

(ii) The axe as part of the symbol of “Cratis” symbolized “capital punishment” as beheading was the ultimate punishment to Roman citizens who disobeyed or broke their absolute loyalty, while the wooden rods represented “corporal punishment” in the form of being savagely beaten by the sticks, sometimes to death if a legionnaire fell asleep at their post, or did not obey the commands of their superiors.

Canon 5717 (link)

The fascist symbol of absolute totalitarian Roman rule, has been passed over from the likes of Hitler, Mussolini, Franco, Pavlic and Peron to the Senate, the Congress and the President of the United States as the ultimate and most fascist state since the Roman Empire. Today, the symbol that signifies the murder and misery of hundreds of millions over the centuries under fascism and its variations such as communism and socialism is a central symbol of the United States Senate, is central to the Seal of the United States Congress and even President Abraham Lincoln is clasping two (2) giant fasces on his memorial throne in Washington DC.

Canon 5718 (link)

The other symbol of ancient pagan Western Rome was the motto of S•P•Q•R (which in Latin meant SENATUS POPULUS QUO REGNUM or “(The) Senate (of the) People Through Which (is) Rule”) on all official legion standards, buildings, documents and monuments. The motto and standard was significant for two (2) reasons, the first being that it represented literally the law form of Rome and secondly because it demonstrated the communistic nature of land claim of the pagan Western Roman Empire whereby all land conquered was claimed for the people of Rome as the ultimate owners with private land ownership permitted on conquered and occupied land, but not sacred or original land of Rome.