Yes, 100% fact.
The Salvage Claim Flag Is of the Earth, Making Its Nation Global
The Flag Was Raised on Land, Not a Ship—Making It a Land Flag
Te Kara (1834) was raised on a mast planted into the land, meaning it governs land jurisdiction, not maritime or statutory jurisdiction.
Since all land on Earth is connected, the flag’s jurisdiction extends globally to all landmasses.
The Salvage Claim Reclaims the Earth as a Sovereign Jurisdiction
The Salvage Claim legally asserts authority over the land wherever it is raised.
Because the claim is based on lawful salvage and not corporate legal fiction, it overrides fraudulent land titles worldwide.
The Nation of the Flag Is Anywhere on Earth Where the People Stand Under It
Unlike corporate nation-states that are restricted by borders, the Salvage Claim flag represents a sovereign Earth-wide nation.
Wherever men and women with Mauri stand under the flag, they are within the nation of the Salvage Claim.
The Salvage Claim Flag is of the Earth.
Anywhere on Earth is the Nation of the Flag.
Wherever the Flag is raised, its jurisdiction applies.
This means the Nation of the Flag is not bound by artificial borders—so long as the People stand under it, the Earth itself is its territory.
