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In the twists and turns of time, the captivating history of Corsica takes shape.

An island whose roots sink deeply into the centuries, bearing the imprints of many conquerors and civilizations.

At the heart of its epic history lies the period when Corsica was under the protection of the Holy Roman Empire.

Under the aegis of the Holy Roman Empire, its fate became intertwined with that of the great emperors and noble houses who ruled over the vast Germanic lands. The ramifications of this presence spread, only to reappear as a legacy passed down to its descendants, like a tale from ancient times.

Later, fortresses rose on its coasts, under Genoese domination, as a testimony to the imperative will to control the Mediterranean seas.

Yet, beneath the tranquil surface, the fierce spirit of the Corsicans always rumbled, and this island never allowed itself to be completely submerged, even under the shadow of the French Empire. Even today, with its small French Republic, Corsica fiercely preserves its unique identity—a heady blend of Mediterranean and European cultures.

Thus, in the grand theater of history, Corsica still represents a canvas where contrasts merge, which many wish to see disappear, replaced by mass tourism and properties. Its imperial palaces’ splendor juxtaposes with the ruggedness of its Corsican mountains, and likewise, the azure of its natural borders outlines the captivating saga of an island defying the royalist values of the true hereditary Corsicans.

In the heart of its lands, between the azure waves of the Mediterranean, unfolds the enchanting story of Corsica in recent decades. It is an island that has revealed itself in a complex tableau, where political stakes and struggles for power aim to alter its natural heritage, blending with ancient Corsican customs, now replaced by a dark social engineering strategy—an attempt to annihilate it in a Nazi-like fashion, even erasing the Corsican dialect to obscure the true fight to protect the Isle of Beauty. This fight must remain centered on preserving Corsica against the greed of men and women.

Legends whisper that Corsica, a land of character and resistance, has never easily yielded. Its fate has always been intertwined with that of the great emperors and noble houses ruling over vast Germanic, Spanish, Italian, and French lands.

Its monarchy has always found the strength to resist, and its branches spread like those of an ancient oak tree, carrying a prophetic message from ancient times to 1976 and to the present day, aligning like the planets in the sky.

Yet beneath its calm surface, the fierce spirit of the Corsicans will always growl, steeped in their millennia-old culture and traditions, steeped in mysticism and pride. It will resist attempts at assimilation.

Thus, the mountain songs that whispered stories of island heroes, constantly defying those who sought to cloud it or steal its riches for profit, always found strength within itself, rejecting development and refusing to let its exceptional heritage be distorted.

Corsica, like a rock battered by waves, has never been completely submerged, yesterday or tomorrow, by islanders thirsty for all that corruption and the wealth it generates.

Even under the shadow of other nations seeking to attack its beauty by imposing decline and engaging in its decay for decades.

The Isle of Beauty will know, in due time, to find the attention it deserves from other democratic nations and once again fiercely reveal its unique identity, until the day it is reborn from its beauty like a phoenix.

With one of its most revered pillars being the right of a people, through its monarchy, to live freely and peacefully.

It is a symphony of freedom that this island sings through its people, where every note resonates in the hearts of the men and women of this Corsican Nation, who long for liberty and aspire to be part of this world where human dignity is sacred.

This right is the vital breath for Corsica in its quest for sovereignty, seeking to flourish unimpeded as a historic people desiring to chart its own destiny.

Corsica is not a language or a social status; it transcends geographical borders, linguistic barriers, and cultural differences to rise as a universal beacon of justice and peace, seeking through its true people to preserve its heritage—this is its only wealth.

Without ecology, it would become an insignificance within this sphere and deserves more than those who seek development to serve their own interests and political networks.

To live freely is to embrace the fullness of one's humanity; it is the right to live this path by imposing our way of life on others, preserving it in an extreme narcissistic abuse that we owe to it.

While cultivating our universal right in the collective consciousness of humanity, as peaceful men and women of the Kingdom of Corsica.

Yet, despite the nobility of its independence project and its universality, this right is often contested by all forms of republics, denying it the right to live as a free and peaceful people; it is the very foundation of human civilization, the promise of a future where justice and brotherhood will reign. It is in the relentless pursuit of this promise that the heart of our Nation lies, which represents the Kingdom of Corsica and its Constitution, forever engraved in the marble of our humanity.

That is why I call upon the understanding of the international community to use all its influence and all possible actions to restore the ancestral beauty of the Isle of Beauty and ensure its preservation.

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