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The Philippine Archipelago referred to in the 1987 Article 1 are those mentioned in the 1935 Article 1.



- Annotation from the 1987 Philippine Constitution Textbook by Hector De Leon


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In 1935 Article 1, the limits of the Republic of the Philippines exercising jurisdiction in our National Territory are set forth in Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.


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In Article 3 of the 1898 Treaty of Paris Diagram, it says that the transfer of our Sovereignty from Spain to US was conducted by US Military Government under the Law of Ownership and only in Interim Status Condition under the Law of Occupation, until legally supplanted by our Indigenous Filipino Government.


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AND THE MOTHERLAND QUEEN



This Banner symbolizes the fulfillment of sustainable Peace among All Nations.
The role of the New Nation in a whole new level enables the Supreme Law of the Land.



THE FLAG, SEALS AND SYMBOLS OF THE NEW NATION ARE RAISED THROUGH THE SEPARABILITY AND REPEALING CLAUSE OF REPUBLIC ACT 8491 KNOWN AS THE FLAG AND HERALDIC CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES EXPRESSING THE PRINCIPLES OF SOVEREIGNTY AND TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY



KINGDOM FILIPINA HACIENDA DECLARED AND DECREED THE SOVEREIGN REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES



Article 1 National Territory of We the Sovereign Filipino People


EMBRACING ONLY THE CONSTITUTIONAL TRANSITION GOVERNMENT WITH SOVEREIGNTY AND TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY FOR GOD AND COUNTRY

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HRM QUEEN SALVACION LEGASPI Y ESPIRITU SANTO



Queen Regent and Magistrate, Sovereign Prime Minister



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HRH KING SALVADOR HANS



Consort, King of Peace, Commander-in-Chief, Ministry of Defense



1987 State Policies & Principles
Article II Section 3



ALL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY EMANATES FROM THE SOVEREIGNTY.



Civilian authority is, at all times, supreme over the military. The Armed Forces of the Philippines is the protector of the people and the State. Its goal is to secure the sovereignty of the State and the integrity of the national territory.



1987 General Provisions
Article XVII Section 5.1



ALL MILITIA AND LAW ENFORCERS SHALL ENSURE CONSTITUTIONALITY IN GOVERNANCE



All members of the armed forces shall take an oath or affirmation to uphold and defend this Constitution.



1987 Transitory Provisions
Article XVIII Section 19



THE PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION NOW BELONGS TO SOVEREIGNTY WITH INTEGRITY



All properties, records, equipment, buildings, facilities, and other assets of any office or body abolished or reorganized under Proclamation No. 3 dated March 25, 1986 or this Constitution shall be transferred to the office or body to which its powers, functions, and responsibilities substantially pertain.



1987 Transitory Provisions
Article XVIII Section 24



REINSTATE SOVEREIGNTY, TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY IN MILITIA,
LAW ENFORCERS, INTELLIGENCE, SECURITY AND DEFENSE



Private armies and other armed groups not recognized by duly constituted authority shall be dismantled. All paramilitary forces including Civilian Home Defense Forces not consistent with the citizen armed force established in this Constitution, shall be dissolved or, where appropriate, converted into the regular force, under the Ministry of Defense.



IT IS MANDATED IN THE CONSTITUTION TO TURNOVER THE ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES TO THE DULY CONSTITUTED SOVEREIGN ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES UNDER THE 1987 CONSTITUTION TRANSITION GOVERNMENT



RA 7898 Section 2 of this Act declares the policy of the State to modernize the armed forces with a view to reach a level where it can effectively and fully perform its constitutional mandate to uphold the sovereignty and preserve the patrimony of the Philippines.



RA 10591 Section 37. Confiscation and Forfeiture. – The imposition of penalty for any violation of this Act shall carry with it the accessory penalty of confiscation and forfeiture of the firearm, ammunition, or parts thereof, machinery, tool or instrument in favor of the government which shall be disposed of in accordance with law.



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