It mixes real facts about the Moors with unsupported claims about ancient Black nobility, global empires, and celebrity history.
Claim-by-claim breakdown
Unsupported (91% confidence): Ancient trust or trillions belong to Black people as the true heirs of an empire. No reliable historical, legal, or financial sources support the existence of a hidden ancient trust owing trillions to Black people.
False (96% confidence): The original European royalty were Moors and were Black people. Britannica defines Moors as Moroccan or formerly Muslim populations in Spain and Portugal, not the original European royal houses.
False (94% confidence): The Moors ruled from old America to the courts of Europe and were present on both sides of the Atlantic. Historical references to Moors concern North Africa and parts of Spain/Portugal; there is no established evidence of a trans-Atlantic Moorish empire ruling the Americas and Europe.
False (97% confidence): European royal houses such as Windsor, Sassoon, Habsburg, and Medici were Moorish families. Britannica identifies the House of Windsor as the British royal house, the Habsburgs as a German royal family, and the Medici as a Tuscan family; the Sassoons were a Baghdadi Jewish family.
Unsupported (68% confidence): Michael Jackson wrote 'Dirty Diana' because he had a personal romantic relationship with Diana. Available references describe 'Dirty Diana' as not being about Princess Diana and as a song about a certain kind of girl/groupie, but do not support the claim of a personal relationship.
False (95% confidence): Montezuma was a Moorish sovereign and the Inca Empire was bonded to King Charles. Britannica identifies Moctezuma II as the ninth Aztec emperor. There is no evidence that he was Moorish or that the Inca Empire was 'bonded' to King Charles in the way described.
False (93% confidence): Moor means indigenous Americans, not just North African Muslims. Britannica and National Geographic describe Moors as North African Muslims and related populations in medieval Iberia.
False (98% confidence): The Moors ruled the world across Europe, Asia, and America. Standard historical references describe Moorish rule in parts of North Africa and Iberia, not a world-spanning empire across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.