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Okay, we can go ahead and do the bivens. This meeting is being recorded.

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And I'll, um, I'll put the… I'll get the stuff in the… in the chat.

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Okay, all right. You don't want to repeat what you just said, Doug?

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Right now. Well, so… I… was rushed in finishing up before the Christie's call this afternoon, so you'll want to check and make sure.

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that everything is… in line with everything else, it's a title on top is with the rest of the… the mentions of the… of the name of the document in the document, and you want to change the…

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name of the… Um… Self-executing True Bill.

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to match the document that you send. And I put a whole… I put a… A few more things in there, a few more language… Oh, and, um, on the… Yeah, well, I'll do those one more change that I have… I'll do before I post it here.

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And, um… Yeah, I've got a couple questions.

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for Anna, kind of, about that, and let her know that we've had some success, so… a yield.

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Super. Thank you, Doug. All right, um, before we kick it off, I want to let everybody know Anna did text me a short time ago to let me know that it's… it's looking like she's not going to be able to make it to tonight's call.

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Unfortunately. So, um, but… You know, we're all here, and there may be questions, um, and, you know, we… don't have to stay on the call if everyone would prefer that we wait on a time that Anna could be here, for sure.

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But before we get started, um, is there anybody on the call that would like to open us up in a prayer tonight?

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I will.

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Awesome. Thank you, Danica. Go ahead.

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Okay, it's gonna be short and sweet, and everybody can join in if you want. I'll say it, uh, let's say… Three times. Let all good solely prevail on our earth, now and forever, so be it. And you can unmute your mic if you want to say it with me.

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Hi!

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Forever.

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Let all good solely prevail on our earth. Now and forever.

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So… so be it.

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now and forever, so be it. Let… let all good solely prevail on our earth, now and forever. So be it.

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Sophia!

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So be it.

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So be it.

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Awesome. Thank you, Danica! What about anyone who would like to do the Bivens?

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Where are my Bivens warriors out there?

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I'll do it if nobody will volunteer, Michelle, this is Michael.

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I think everyone's kind of waiting for you to do it, Michael. That's kind of how it is now.

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Oh, Michael, we're waiting for you.

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Uh-huh. Okay, this is the Bivens decision from… Bivens vs. Six Unknown Agents, 403 US388, 1971.

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This meeting is private. During false witness, misrepresentation, and posting inflammatory rhetoric in public forums is forbidden.

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and shall be addressed in an appropriate manner. To eliminate all conflict and false allegations, is there anyone in attendance at today's meeting.

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that is a member or agent of any law enforcement agency or public agency of the federal, state.

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County, city, or township agencies present. is a response to the Bivens decision for the first time.

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Hearing none, is there a response to the Bivens decision for the second time?

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Hearing none, is there a response to the Bivens decision for the third time?

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And he wouldn't use here under false pretenses. Anyone who was working for any foreign government, including the territorial United States or municipal United States, anyone who's being paid or coerced to be here.

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Most fully disclose their presence and purpose now, or leave this call.

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That they subsequently show up as federal witnesses, they are discredited for failure to disclose.

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Are you now, or have you ever received money or personal support of any kind from the intelligence community?

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Upon a response to this notice of the Bivens decision, this meeting shall now proceed. Thank you, I yield.

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Awesome! Thank you, Mike. Okay, so those of you that are just hopping on, so Anna, unfortunately, um, is very likely not going to make it onto tonight's call, um, but she did want me to pass along a message.

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very brief message, um, regarding the State Assembly Recording Secretaries.

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Um, she said… Okay, please, please tell them that I will try.

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Um, give them a fair warning to train and ask for as many recorders.

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to step forward as possible, the tsunami is coming, she says.

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So, now, I know, you know, many of us have been around for a long time, and.

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you know, Anna's been working on this for, I don't know, 40-plus years. Okay, so for her.

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she's got a different timeline than the rest of us, right? Some of us are brand new, and I get calls like, where's my GFG account? And I didn't get a deposit this month, and they've been part of the assembly for, you know.

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Two months. Um, other people have been on the Assembly for a year, two years, and they're growing impatient.

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But we have an opportunity to… continue to stand firm and have the faith that we know.

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And, um, that this is coming, this is happening, and it may just take a little bit of time.

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So, yes, the tsunami is coming, but is it coming tomorrow?

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I don't know, we don't know, and if any of you has a crystal ball, feel free to step forward, raise your hand, and let us know.

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But for the rest of us, we continue to.

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Grow our assemblies and, um, help as best we can, and guide people along the path, and… Um, do as much learning as we possibly can.

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And help each other out. So, and we… stay focused on building our assemblies and, um, getting the job done, because ultimately, at the end of the day, we're going to be doing this work.

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For a very long time. This isn't a… Wham-bam, you know, over and done with situation. So… With that being said, the tsunami is coming, we just don't know exactly when.

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So when Anna says that it's coming, she's not giving us a particular day or time. Nobody knows the day or the time or the hour.

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Um, but it is coming, so… be… please, if you're… if you know anybody on your assembly that's incredibly organized and willing to do.

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this kind of work of a state assembly Recording Secretary, we need many, many more.

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That's one of the main complaints I get on, uh, the California Assembly, is that we have so few State Assembly recording secretaries.

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that, um, there's just not enough to help with all the work.

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So, with that being said, um, we do have several hands up, and of course, I know that.

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Um, you are… we're expecting to be able to ask your questions of Anna.

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But for those of you that have your hands up, do any of you have any special announcements or something that you need for us to know, or questions for me or anybody else?

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Um. Go ahead, Doug.

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Michelle, this is Doug. Yeah, so I can do a… When everybody's finished with their questions, I can do a short presentation, maybe 15 minutes or something like that.

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on the new True Bill that I did today, and how to get the word out with the you-don't know who you are notice.

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Thank you, Doug. I think that would be very helpful tonight, and we'll see if anybody else has anything, um, before we give you the floor for that.

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Michelle, this is Marlene on Washington. Larry Johnson is on the call, and he is the man that.

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flew up to Alaska to help Anna. He would like to, uh, speak.

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Oh, yeah.

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Tonight, he doesn't have his hand raised, but you could call on him.

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Uh, it's very important information he wants to share. I yield.

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Awesome! Well, if there are no objections, we could call Larry to the floor right now. Larry, um… Are you available to… Make your announcement.

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Well, can you hear me okay?

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Yep, sure can. Go ahead, Larry.

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Marlene, I think, is being a little bit gracious here. Um, I was… In fact, it was a pleasure for me to be able to go up to Alaska and attempt to.

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to provide monies, um, from all of us towards this eviction that she was facing. So, it was short notice. I was available, I had the time.

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Um, and so I'm glad I was able to go.

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the only message that I was gonna pass on was, as you were saying, what Anna is facing now is a case.

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that for all of us, I think we need to be very, very supportive of it.

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not only financially, uh, emotionally through prayer. Whatever we can do.

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And now's the time to step up and support this woman who, like you say, has been at this for 40-plus years, where I've been at it for 4 or 5.

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And so, um, I am… I am so grateful for what she has done, what she and her husband have done for all of us, and so here she stands alone now.

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I know her family is there with her, Eric and so forth, but she stands alone against the state of Alaska and the rest of this mobster crowd.

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Um, so… I would just encourage everybody to support her financially, and I mean support her financially today, or tomorrow, to literally step up.

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On the TASSA website, and began to donate some serious amounts of money to support her so she has no concerns regarding her financial aspects, but she can actually focus on a case that represents all of us. And as she said, she's going to provide a blueprint for each of us. And that blueprint, I mean, what a gift.

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What an absolute gift this lady has given to each and every one of us, so if you don't feel the call and the need to donate money, then I don't know what's gonna take. But now's the time.

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So, my only message is, let's step up, folks. It's time to do it, and I was happy to attend the event that a couple… a month ago or so, but now she really needs her help. So.

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Um, that's really all I wanted to pass on. Thanks for letting me step in and just say hello to everybody.

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Yeah.

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Awesome, Larry, thank you, and yes, your point is duly noted. I know if any of us were in that same situation, boy, oh boy, would we… very grateful for the difference that we could make by being able to stay laser-focused on the work at hand, especially because her work is going to affect so many of us. Thank you, Larry.

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Yeah, and you know, if… for those of you that don't do online, or you don't have the Revolut account, you could mail a money order, or a check, or a cashier's check up to her as well, and her mailing address is on TASA.

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Okay, thank you for that, Larry. Um, does anybody else… I know there's a lot of hands up, so I don't want to make any presumptions. Aside from Doug, is there anybody else on the call tonight that has, um.

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Anything that you would like to share with us?

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Michelle? Yeah, may I, this is Jamie Amethyst on Louisiana.

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Yes.

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Hi, Jamie.

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And I do have something that is, uh, I think it is a primary importance for the whole country. That's the main reason I wanted to get on the call tonight.

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And I was gonna make it whether or not Anna showed up.

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And it is these data mining centers, which I believe is a very real threat. I did some research on that, and I'm gonna ask for… we're gonna need to have some.

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input is some, uh, partnerships with some other states do this.

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I looked into… I did some research and asked about who were.

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Uh, the major, major investors, or so forth. Anybody else contributing to Meta? Is Meta, if you don't know, Meta is Facebook's new name.

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Vanguard Group is a major investor. They are located in Malvern, Pennsylvania.

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BlackRock is a major investor located in New York City.

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Fidelity Investments, another major investor located in Boston. And there are currently… 1,544 newly announced data mining centers across our country.

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404 are currently under construction. And 27 states currently have data mining centers.

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under constructing… under construction, the most active states are Virginia.

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Texas, Ohio, Arizona. and Mississippi.

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is very concerning, and… because I… Uh, those of us in Louisiana, my assembly, I just called it, I am a co-organizer on the Louisiana Assembly.

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And I just called an emergency meeting earlier today, found out about a major data mining center in the northern part of Louisiana.

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That is the largest one, I think one of the largest ones in the country. It's supposed to be, like, the size of Manhattan, or 70 football fields, and it's just broke ground, and it's in… farmland area there, and we are making plans. It goes.

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to take some action on that, and getting, uh… getting ideas for notices. I hope… Lisa is on Ohio is on the call.

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there. And… Working with other states, I mean, Louisiana, we have our, of course, General Assembly, we have our militia for us.

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a well, well, uh… on the way, and we're working on General Assembly. We do not have an international business assembly, really, yet, so I… If anyone can answer, perhaps Doug or Lisa to that…

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about the, um… Because in working with other states, we work with other states or collaborate with… so, for example, with Mississippi or with Arkansas, or with Texas.

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Uh, the states surrounding Louisiana. to make a coordinated effort among several different states and notices and all that, because this is a nationwide concern, nationwide problem.

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I do believe it is the prelude for that digital control.

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thing that the New World Order has been planning for… quite a while, I'm sure, and then just like… just like the CCP, the… everything, uh, in China, this credit score and all these… And it works in tandem with the surveillance state, all the.

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all of the, um… all the cameras that have been popping up over the last 20 years or so, particularly in major cities, and they're not for traffic observation or crime control, that's just.

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Of course, we know that's just an excuse. Uh, the real thing is, you know, Face ID and all that, and it's just… And I found out that there's cameras and all on the roads.

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roads and highways around the country. They are… the cameras are, of course.

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capturing our license plate numbers and our faces in our cars, and keep track of where we're going.

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You know, when we travel and where we travel on the roads and highways.

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And it's… it's just very concerning, and I just found out for one of the members on my.

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assembly at my emergency meeting earlier, that there's about 5 or 6 of these centers already established in New Orleans, and about 5 or 6 also in Baton Rouge, State Capitol. I was like, oh my god.

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But, um… For working with other states to notice these, uh, notice all these people and get a list of people notice, as well as state officials, as well as some of these.

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Big corporation officials, because of course, I think the process could not have been done. Well, the judge, one of the Baton Rouge judges I read online through some, uh.

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information that was researched. He just completely disregarded the, uh.

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The wishes of the people, the opposition of the people, and then against these data mining cities.

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Particularly this one in certain… in parish up in North… parish up in North Louisiana.

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And he just went ahead and gave the go-ahead and all this. They're just completely disregarding the will of the people here.

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And that's why we all need to step up, and it is a nationwide problem, and that's why I came on… wanted to sound the alarm here.

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But with regarding working with other states, particularly in states that border Louisiana, like Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas.

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If we… we only have a few of us on there that are state citizens.

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you know, then we don't really have an international business assembly established, unless it's.

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you know, we're not fully established, but… Anybody have any ideas about that, exactly how we go about collaborating if we don't really have a… International Biz Assembly have about just 3 or 4 state citizens on Louisiana at the time.

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Yeah, this is Jason. I've got some for you.

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At this time. Any suggestions, ideas for anybody?

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Oh, yeah.

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Um, there's a couple of approaches you can take.

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So, one, your General Assembly can direct the de facto. You are the Committee of the Whole.

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Right.

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You don't need your business assembly. So you can do that. The second thing I would encourage you to do is look at your fee schedule and update it.

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So that there's a digital, um… footprint or profile.

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that you're describing, that they make, right? Where do you go? Where do you shop? What credit card transactions, blah blah blah.

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for the feds, for the de facto, that's already banned. There was a Supreme Court case that banned that.

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Now, how much they're conforming to that is a whole different… topic.

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Uh-huh.

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Um, but even… even them buying the data from a… from a private corp to then aggregate themselves.

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was banned by SCOTUS. Um, again, how much they're actually following that's a different… different thing. But I would say, you know, look at your fee schedule and update that, right? There's a lot of your personal information that's already covered in the fee schedule.

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Right? They can't ask for your ID beyond the first time when you tell them no.

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Okay.

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They can't ask for a bunch of other things, right? In your fee schedule, so… Between updating your fee schedule and what you do as an assembly, you can do.

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you've got a lot of tools already in hand.

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Um, yes, there should be more, absolutely agree that you should be doing stuff as an assembly to.

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to direct if you're going to even allow a data center, if there is going to be one, what rules.

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what construction, because a lot of them are terrible for the environment on top of it.

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Right.

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Um, they drop power from other places, but… That's your job as the Assembly, right? You're telling the de facto.

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If you're gonna bring in all this power consumption and stuff like that, here's what you need to do.

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Right.

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Here's the world we want to live in. And that's what you do. You tell them what you want.

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Those are my suggestions for you, anyway. I yield.

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Mm-hmm. So, okay, thank you, Jason. So you're saying that I think everybody in our assembly needs to… should update their… update their fee schedule.

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That's actually a really smart idea, because, um, I mean, we know the… we know the threat exists, and the social credit scoring and all of that, that they're intending for everybody.

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And so, um, the fee schedule's just one more way to, um, have that.

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on record that you… Um, you object to that. You're not gonna… you're not gonna give consent to that.

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Also, the other concern, um, in relation to natural resources, um, and where the.

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international, um, would come in, is if they're using a lot of water.

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Um, those data centers apparently draw a bunch of water as part of their cooling systems or something like that.

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I don't know much about the mechanics behind it, but.

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Right.

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I know that when there are bodies of water that are shared by multiple states.

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Um, um, it may be more of a regional issue to address, or multi-state.

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international issue, so… Um, let's not overlook the jurisdiction.

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Um, if it's multi… you know, multi-state.

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Right, and I'm thinking somebody in our… a couple of people in our emergency meeting just a little while ago brought up the thing that probably that they are, uh.

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But taking the eminent domain thing, the eminent domain theory, they're probably using that. I have to use that, so that's… and that's no good, so… We do need to do some more investigation, more research about that, but we want to get it done as…

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get their notice letters out as soon as we can.

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Awesome. Thank you so much, Emma. This is a very important topic, and I really appreciate you bringing it forward. And I know.

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So…

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They had an open mouth emoji on this topic, too, so Doug, did you want to chime in?

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Okay.

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Yeah, so it… fits right in with everything I was going to talk about today.

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Because there are no states, because. Nobody uses gold… Nobody uses only gold and silver coin tender or payment of debts, that's what the… Silver Billet is all about.

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And we've also got… you know, we have the right to privacy.

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And they can't segregate us. from the rest of the population.

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So, we can shut them down. And another thing I was going to talk to… Anna, about today, it was actually the main question I wanted to ask her was.

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She mentioned when… We're going through the, um… border invasion.

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that the county… uh, justices and a clerk and two witnesses.

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could, um, issue orders and whatnot to the de facto.

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We didn't need a jury or anything. And then on the, um…

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due process call this afternoon. Somebody brought up a rid of Replevin.

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And that could… A writ of replleven, which means return.

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wait. Of what?

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And, you know, so we can… You can also do, like, a writ of mandamus. That might be able to be done that way.

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Right.

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So, um… you know, in our courts are higher than their courts, so… So we'd issue a… We could issue a judgment from a foreign court.

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You know, so the, um… So these are things I wanted to talk to Ann about.

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And find out, you know, if we can really start.

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leaning on them in this way, and… the, um… in, um, at, uh, 27 minutes after the hour.

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I put the documents in those 27, 28, and 29, maybe I put 3 documents in the chat.

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And that's the, um, you don't know who you are, which is… something that we need to… give to everybody.

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law enforcement, state agents. you know, people collecting sales tax.

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as many friends as we can. get it off to, you know, and… And, Jamie, this is a good… Um… impetus for people to wake up.

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Right.

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So, um… You know, and we can, you know, we could send the silver bullet to Vanguard and.

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and Meta, and… Yeah, and…

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Vanguard, BlackRock, and Fidelity Investments. meta, and Meta's headquarters are… Michelle, you should know this Mena's headquarters are in California, Menlo Park.

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Yeah, I think that's Santa Clara County. I'll have to double check, but…

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Yeah, I think that's… that's, you know… So we can barely. So the, um… And the other thing is… is, you know, we've… We can send notices to the… Um… Um, attorney… state attorney generals.

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And one of the things that I figured out with this.

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silver bullet, um… Well, let me… Let me go… let's get the other questions in any… anyways, but the… but… you know, the fact that they are not a state.

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And that they cannot charter any corporations or give.

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business licenses to… anyone, because they have no sovereign delegation of authority, and if they don't recognize our sovereign delegation of authority.

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then, I mean, our sovereignty, then they have no sovereign invasion of authority.

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So there's… there's all these nuances that… Um, people can wrap their head around that.

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that'll make everything a lot clearer, so I'll yield until later. I yield.

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Awesome. Thank you, Doug. Appreciate you.

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Okay. Anything else? Amethyst?

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All right, thanks. No, that's, uh, that's it. That was the main thing I wanted to mention.

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Okay. at you, Anita, with the open mouth?

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Right? May I, Michelle? Yes.

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Okay, go ahead, Anita.

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Uh, I was just gonna tell Jamie, uh. our county, it wasn't through the federation, but it was just the local people here in my county.

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Got one of the data centers stopped just, uh, Tuesday night through the fiscal court.

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But they only took it off the table for a year, but then there was another county also about an hour away that they got theirs stopped also.

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But from what I've… learned is there's several entities involved. You'll have, like, a developer.

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going around finding land. through an LLC.

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And they get the land and the construction going, and then they go around to find who would.

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fit in with the data center. So, you know, there's several people involved with it.

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And uh… And they didn't even put… they found this… 200-acre farm that they were going to put it on.

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And they didn't even put the signs up for zoning change, just the local residents found out about it a few days before the planning and zoning meeting was going to be held.

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So, we kind of all got together, and… bombarded the two meetings that day and got stopped.

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So, you gotta just… you gotta keep on… on top of it, because they're just coming in.

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All the counties around us are getting them put in.

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And they just pop up without any warning. So that's what's so hard about it, and I know Jamie.

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I saw that one that they're putting in, what, Northeastern Louisiana? I mean, it's huge.

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It is, yeah.

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So I don't know if you all… to be able to stop what I told Paul, I said.

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You know, it's…

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Oh, yeah. Where's that? Which was sad. Oh, 928.

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Are you breaking up and…

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Like, the one in, uh, Tennessee sell. And you might be able to, you know, check on their permits and make sure they're doing everything.

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up and up. Maybe you can stop it that way.

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But yeah, they're going up all over the place.

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So, I yield.

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Wow. Thank you, Anita. Okay, um, anybody else?

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want to bring up a new topic or chime in on this one?

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May I chime in?

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I have a…

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Go ahead, Danica.

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Okay, sure. So, um. So, I have an idea, and I'd like to hear also what Doug has to say about this. So, um, so what we've done on California so far, and I'm not sure how many other states have done this or not.

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But what we've done was we've done, um. And I talk to Anna a lot about this before we did it. It's called priorities, right? So, another way of saying that, in my heart, what I call it is orders.

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You know, like, we have to give orders to our employees, right? But we don't call them orders, we call them priorities. And so.

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Um, who it goes to, it goes to the upper legislatures.

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And the lower legislatures, and we also sent it to the governor, because the governors are the ones that govern… govern the upper legislature and the lower legislature, so I'm gonna put an example of all the links and stuff.

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what… what California did on… in… in our chat here, and, um, go ahead and take a look at those, because here's the thing. Those legislatures are the ones.

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Michelle, correct me if I'm wrong, but those legislatures are the ones… see, and here's how you do priorities.

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And also, you could… you could watch playbacks on… if I can try to find a playback on our, um, committee meetings. You know, you can… sit in on our committee meetings if you want to, see how we put it together.

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And maybe I can coordinate with Michelle so we can get, like.

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You know, a nice sheet for you guys as an example. But, um, the way you do your priorities is you just say, we want this.

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And we don't want this. So we want clean air. We don't want data harvesting. You see, you do it like that.

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And, um… Anyways, so my idea, moving forward on California, and then I wanted to share this with everybody.

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all the coordinators. My idea, Doug, is, um… That our next step would be, as an assembly, to do this silver bullet, what Doug is going to show everybody.

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And we do it as an assembly, because they've already dishonored. I mean, on California, they've already dishonored. We told them, cease and desist, because they call themselves California.

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They also call themselves the California Assembly. Okay, so that means they're impersonating. They're impersonating us, the California Assembly, they're impersonating the state, which is called California, and on their websites, they call it California, and they call themselves the California Assembly, and I'm sure it's… very comparable for all the state-of-state corporations that are doing these impersonations. So we also told them cease and desist.

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on those impersonations. So, by now, we gave them these notices.

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And they're already in breach of trust. They've already, um, not done the corrections, right? So, my idea for our next step is that we do.

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that we do these, um… These silver bullets, which are the non-delegated authority.

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Um, and we send them out as an assembly.

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And then we could make, like, a template, because let's say our first priority is… I don't remember off the top of my head, but let's say our first priority is, let's say we had 34 of them on there. And let's say our second priority is we had, you know, another 30.

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Um, there are already in breach on all of those things, so after we send the silver bullet out, each one of us, this is what I'm thinking, each one of us on our assembly.

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you know, we could make a template, and any one of us, after we send out that silver bullet, we could do a true bill, and every single breach is $10 million. Listen, it could be $5. It doesn't really matter to me.

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But it's already, like, each one of those priority lists that they have ignored.

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you know, that's… that's 34, um, charges. That's… you know, $340 million. Um… And each one of us can do a lien on them.

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And really, if we're just focusing on 3 people so that we don't… you know, there is BlackRock, and there's Meta, and everything else, but the legislatures are the ones that are supposed to be keeping the reins on all of those.

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Guys, that's what I think. So, if we're… if we're all… leaning on the governor.

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Who's supposed to be on… in charge of the upper legislature and the lower legislature, and each one, the upper legislature and the lower legislature, they each have a secretary, right? So, like.

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if… if we're each doing a true bill on each one of them, to me, I feel like.

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they may listen, because now we're hitting their pockets. So anyways, that's my idea.

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Um, I'd like to see what Doug is gonna show, and what Doug's idea… bouncing off of what my ideas, and I'm gonna throw our example from California in the chat, and.

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Yeah, if the whole group. can come up with, you know, basic templates or something. This could really, really be a very fantastic tool, what Doug and Christy have been working on. So, um… That's my idea, and uh… I yield. Thank you.

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really great, Danica, thank you. And, you know, all the priorities.

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Um, that you worked on are posted on… whoops, I'm sorry, they're posted on our link tree.

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Up at the very top, um, they're the first, um, bar that you can click on, and then it opens up a document that goes all the way back to.

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the first set of priorities that, um, you created back in January of this year.

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So, um, all the samples are there, and Danica, you guys worked so hard on these, uh, list of priorities, had meetings.

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and worked on finding out from the people on California what is it that we want and don't want, you know? And so, um… So, her example are all listed on the California Assembly Linktree.

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And, and by the way, I also just want to let you guys know, we don't have… we don't have a, um… International Business Assembly either. I just did it, and I just was going to the outreach, um.

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The outreach Committee. And, you know, I'm just a woman on California, you know, and I just autographed it, and I had… and I brought it forward to the Assembly, and we worked on it on… on our outreach committee, and… and one of the.

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and Janiece, I think she's on the call, she autographed it. So, you don't have to feel like you have to have all these names and titles and all of that. Just a willing.

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body, and a mind, and a heart, and a hand with a pen, you know? And, um, we just do it. We just chip away as best as we can. So, don't feel like you don't have what you need. We all have what we need, and the fact that we're all together here.

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That's it. That's all we need, and we're doing it. Remember, it only just started with Anna and James, you know? And here we all are. So we… we have everything we need. And so.

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Can I say something? Can I add something to that, Michelle?

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That's awesome. Thank you, Danica. Great reminder.

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Go ahead, Kim.

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Um, yes, Danica, brilliant. And it occurred to me while you were saying that, that if we all update our fee schedule,

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Um, by adding lines that say something like, sound disturbance, vibrational frequency disturbance,

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Um, distance from, uh, schools for these kinds of things.

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That, I don't know about the last one, maybe that's not appropriate, but my point being, these would be the kinds of notices that we should consider sending to BlackRock, these companies.

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that are actually doing the building, because we can direct our employees

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And, you know, hope that they comply, but on top of that, we can serve these

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these businesses with these fees, and then enforce them.

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Because I understand, um, I've seen many videos about people talking about how it absolutely decimates the agriculture around, it causes nauseousness, um, headaches,

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devalues the housing, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. So they should start getting some bills from us.

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Thank you, Kim. Yeah, that's actually really true, and I don't know if this happened in other communities around the country, but.

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those, um, EMF towers, you know, that they have that do the, um… like, the… the… you know, they have these huge towers.

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They're not just… they might be 5G, I don't know exactly the mechanics of it, but they've got, like, these huge towers that have gone up all over the country.

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And that's in addition to, like, these little, um… the smaller 5G towers that are closer together.

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Um, but anyway… when they were considering putting one of those in my community.

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I reached out to, you know, this was before status correction, but I reached out to the community, uh, the council.

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And they referred me to someone in the planning department.

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who said, um, you're not allowed to, you know, in their rules, you're not allowed to use the devaluation of property.

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Um, or, um… um, health… detrimental, um, adverse consequences to health as a reason to object.

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I yield.

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But you can't create any laws that evaluate the Constitution, so…

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Yeah. Yeah.

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I was like, huh? But it was… Of course, of course. I'm just telling you what the… Back to employees, we're, um, told, and I'm sure it's not unique to Culver City, I'm sure that this was, um.

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I can see a tower literally from my house. They're that close now.

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you know, from on high, these were the, uh… rules from… Yeah, we need to deal with this.

00:39:25.000 --> 00:39:29.000
Thank you, Kim. Doug, you had an open mouth emoji?

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Yeah, again, the state has no sovereign delegation of authority to exist.

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And if the states have no sovereignty election of authority to exist, then the corporations have no sovereign delegation of authority to this, so the corporate charters.

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are void. So, we can use that leverage on them to… to make them follow the law.

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So, an example of that would be to pull their corporate charter.

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order… order a dissolution of the, um, corporation to begin with, right? So the city of, the county of, and the state of.

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Well, no, the… Vanguard has a license to do business in the state of California.

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So where is the state of California's… sovereign delegation of authority to grant that license.

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Yeah, they don't… don't have…

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Yeah, so this, yeah, and this… So this is a whole other thing. This is not about us. This is about… they are all the Truman Show.

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Anybody, including a homeowners association, anything that uses California law.

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is part of the Truman Show. And they have no sovereign delegation of authority, and if they don't recognize the sovereigns, then they don't have any… they can't exist.

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So, and there's… we've got to work… there's things we've got to work out, too. We can't… you know, stop managing Orville Dam.

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just because the state of California doesn't exist. We've got to… and, you know, Los Angeles has to have.

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uh, smog protection, you know, you gotta have… the cars have to have.

00:41:16.000 --> 00:41:33.000
small… or, or… emissions… regulation, things like that, and the FAA and all that, you know, so this is things that… were never around 160 years ago that we all have to figure out.

00:41:33.000 --> 00:41:38.000
Thank you, Doug. Yeah, and we're, you know, and deciding where do we draw the line.

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You know, because there may have been, um, you know, uh.

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people that say, what do you mean we need our automobiles regulated? You see?

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So it's, um… it's a matter of, um… advising them, but we also need to talk about these issues, because there are some things that affect everybody.

00:41:57.000 --> 00:42:04.000
You know? Um, yeah.

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All right, I do still see many hands up, but Anna is not on the call as of yet. Um… Was there anybody… wait… Doug, did you have something additionally that you wanted to, like, present tonight?

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like, were you going to be presenting something, or was…

00:42:22.000 --> 00:42:31.000
Yeah, I was… I was gonna present a couple of documents, the new version of the Silver Bullet, which I've added some of Aden's wording that she's used in her.

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her, like, um… how they did it, number two, and… Um, and the outreach document, which everybody could… should send to everybody they know.

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And, you know. wake everybody up that, you know, if there's no gold and silver coin, there is no government.

00:42:52.000 --> 00:42:56.000
And… you know, and that they're actually.

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Anybody who claims to be part of the government is actually.

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usurping and therefore treasonous.

00:43:06.000 --> 00:43:07.000
Well, and I think you're bringing up a really important point. Doesn't that mean that every state… every assembly should have gold and silver coin?

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This is all stuff that's in the document.

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Well, that's what Anna's Bank is about. So, every state needs to sign up for Anna's Bank.

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Because that's the only way to do it right out of the box.

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you know, a system that's already set up to do everything that needs to be done.

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So… so the… You know, and it's… and it's… becoming internationals, so it's…

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Yeah, that… I mean, we are in amazing times right now. You know, the… The Ponzi scheme, which is the World Monetary system, is falling apart.

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And that's, you know, silver hit $54 an ounce today.

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You know, and it's basically unobtaining them in London now.

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The one in Middlesexchange doesn't have any silver left.

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You know, and that's… that's because the… It's a Ponzi scheme, and we're at the end of it. I yield.

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Wow.

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Yeah, the house of cards is, um… Crashing.

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All right. Yes!

00:44:24.000 --> 00:44:29.000
Michelle, can I ask my question? This is Nancy on Texas.

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Let's see, yes, absolutely, please go ahead.

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So, I just papered up a woman. Yesterday, she's got a group of 200 people.

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They are all from different countries, and none of them speak English or write English. They want to come to the land and soil.

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Where do I point them to?

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Well, okay, but there are… they're all from different countries?

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Yes.

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So, um, there are several countries that are already in progress.

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not everyone around the world is… is doing this, but if you go to, um… If you go to TASA, you'll be able to find the assemblies that are already getting started.

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you'll be able to communicate to the coordinators internationally there, but.

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Um, in terms of status correction in their documents, they're basically going to have to start at ground zero. They're going to have to research when did the fraud happen to their country.

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They're gonna have to develop, um… their own documentation, you know, it took a long time for the living law firm to develop and.

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perfect the status correction documents that we have here.

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the 1779, you know, single-pager and the 928 packet.

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So, in those other countries, they're going to have to do the exact same thing.

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But once they develop all that paperwork. Um, the Global Family Group, um, publisher.

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is the international publishing system. And so that's one of the reasons why they developed Global in the first place, was to make sure that everybody all over the world, once they.

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Um, learn about getting, you know, correcting the public record.

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and letting the world know that. they're alive and well, and there's blood flowing through their veins. They're men and women.

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So they need to stand up their own assemblies.

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And then they can go to global. Is that your recommendation?

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Yep.

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Actually, um, they would need to… If they have any interest whatsoever in doing this, they're going to have to be recognized.

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Ultimately, by… by Anna, at this point, she's the… for, I don't know, 200 countries, I think it is, 200-something countries. So, she would have to recognize that they are the official coordinator for that country as a last man standing.

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Then they would do their own status correction paperwork, and then they would be the one.

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to help others. to do their paperwork until they can train someone else and.

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you know, but it's like… It's sort of like what Anna had to do.

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with James, and um…

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So there's no jumpstart kit, basically. I think that's what they're looking for, right?

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May I?

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There's no… there's no Jumpstart kit, but they do need to study about their own history, because they're going to have to, um… They're just gonna have to find out when the fraud happened to them, and it's different for every country.

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So, um, but Doug seemed like he had something that he wanted to add to this.

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Right.

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Great.

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Yeah, there's… so find out what the list is from Anna, and there will be paperwork in those languages for those countries.

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And so there could be a, you know, that's a partial jump start there… there anyways for, you know, Spanish, I'm sure, has been done already.

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Spanish is done already. So is… Uh-huh.

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May I, um, there are other countries as well that they can connect through the international telegram group?

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of coordinators. So, I'm happy to connect people with other countries. I am receiving people all the time.

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the Spanish that live in Australia, or in England, or in France, or people who are… Spanish speakers, but they are in Switzerland, so we are all sharing each other's contacts, and way of… helping people.

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All right, thank you so much. How are you?

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May I… may I say something, um, Michelle?

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Absolutely, and by the way, that was a super helpful thing about the Telegram group. Okay, go ahead, Dolores.

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Um, first of all, I want to thank everybody on the call, because I think this call of.

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everybody helping each other and giving ideas is phenomenal. This is how we should be, um, cooperating. So, I love it.

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learn a lot from all of you. Um, also meeting in person, of course, is even better, as we all experience. My question today for all of you.

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is to put something out there, I'm collecting information about recording secretaries.

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Um, and it's interesting that Anna said the tsunami is coming, because I… I also feel it, that it's coming. Um, so I've been collecting, talking to people, and seeing how much it costs for people to do the recording secretary.

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Uh, the recording of their documents. We know you can go to UPS and pay $10 for it in a notary there, or you can go to your bank and it may be free.

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But some recording secretaries are charging up to $500. So I'm wondering if we, as a community, can come up with some standards.

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So I'm… I think in Michigan… on Michigan, we just charge $10, or even less. Some people charge $25 or 50, some people charge $3.50. So, we all have different.

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uh, things. Um, it would be nice to have, like, an international standard, this is what you expect.

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I mean, I had to go. I knew that!

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Sorry, hot mic. Go ahead.

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So that, that's it. That's my suggestion, and um… and I'm happy to… to collect ideas and come up with something that works for everybody.

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Because I don't see… I never joined my assembly on Michigan.

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to do any business. I… I am very grateful everything came for free to me, and I want to give it for free.

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And that's what we do. Uh, but other people are becoming self-employed. Recordings… a recording secretary, self-employed job.

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And I… I think everybody is… is, um, entitled to… to charge for their energy and their time, and that is okay, but I don't know what.

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image we are giving as a movement. If some people are planning to charge $1,500 to do the 928s, for example. And if you've noticed in the last newsletter of global.

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Uh, it's mentioning that they do not accept anybody coercing.

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Um, because that is coming from people. Uh, here on America, and also in South America, charging people money.

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for doing their documents. And this is what is… is about.

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that comment. And we have evidence that that's happening, so… And then this week, or last week, I was also, uh, told by GFG that, that, um.

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People presenting their documents wrong. Because they maybe are using some other format, so people are going to be denied.

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Their accounts on Global, because… maybe some opportunist people are trying to sell their documents, rather than.

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pointing people at downloading the official documents from GFG. I have suggested that maybe GFG could have, like, um.

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a mark, a watermark on the documents to know if they are authentic, and we could also do that on our… Um, assemblies, and you know, Pennsylvania does that. So… you know, good practice and things that work for other states in order to keep our integrity and our honesty, I think it would be great.

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Uh, yeah, sorry, I dug a lot.

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Very important, very important message, Dolores. Thank you for bringing that forward.

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Sorry. Thank you.

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You know, I know that every state does it a little bit different, um, how the California Assembly does it, or at least how it's supposed to be done, not every state assembly Recording Secretary.

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does what the state recommends, unfortunately. Um, but… it's $65 for a 928 packet.

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And it's, I think, $40 for, um, the $17.79 and two witness testimonies.

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Um, and… that is supposed to go to the state.

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For our state expenses, like ordering more stamps, or like.

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you know, sending money up to Anna, or, you know, we've used… we have a storage unit, an air con… uh… temperature-controlled storage unit.

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for the state. copies of all of the, uh.

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recordings. And, um, in addition to the status correction copies that we have, there's also, like, the.

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hard drive that's going to be part of our archives forever, you know, is in that storage unit.

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So those kinds of things. Paying for Zoom, you know, it's supposed to be intended for.

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Um, funding the actual. you know, the day-to-day operations of our assembly, and everyone's a volunteer.

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And everyone volunteers in their own capacity. So sometimes there's hurt feelings, um… If the State Assembly Recording Secretary, because they have, like, first dibs at people, if they're pocketing the money.

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there's, like, it builds resentment. Because we've got people that have put in.

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hundreds, if not thousands of hours without any. money whatsoever.

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Some don't even get reimbursed, you know, so… It's, um, definitely a worthwhile conversation. Might be one of those things that we… have a, you know, targeted phone call… phone call.

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to talk about. Thank you, Dolores.

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Um, okay, I see that Jason has an open mouth emoji. Go ahead, Jason.

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Yeah, I just wanted to chime in about the paperwork. Also, what's wrong… is these people are charging people, and they're doing their documents incorrectly.

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basically stealing money from these people, and then when they come to the state.

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They're all angry to the state assemblies. And then they get mad when their paperwork's incorrect.

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and have to do… redo it again. So… that's a huge issue that's happening nationwide, and… There's certain people on, uh, Ana's website.

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That are, um, on there. So, those people need to go away, because they're doing it wrong.

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They need to get in touch with their state assembly, and their state assembly recording secretaries.

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Thank you, Jason.

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Yeah, it's actually wrong on TASA. Some of this stuff is wrong on TASA. Janiece, you know more about that.

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than I do, but it's the same thing with J… was that J… Jason was just talking about. Is that what you're talking about, Jason? That on TASA, the doc… yes, it is.

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Yup, that, and then… and then people stealing people's monies, and then when they come to our state.

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Michelle, it's wrong.

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They get mad, and they don't want to paper up, and it just takes the momentum away.

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It's horrible, it's fraud, that's what it is at the end of the day, I yield.

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Yeah, it's… it… It shows that… it shows that, uh, they could do their… their corrections through the TASA website, and then they're saying that each.

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time that it's uploaded to the LRO, it's $25 a pop, whether they get it right or wrong.

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And in the investigation that I was shown, um.

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It's in… they're gonna get it wrong. They're gonna get it wrong. Just like… I'm just saying… I'm just witnessing what Jason's talking about, and… as… as a collective, we… Everybody… we all point everybody to go to TASA. If TASA has it wrong.

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How can we get these corrections? So, um, it's a very important question, what Jason's pointing at.

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And I'm… I'm witnessing that, too.

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And it's been happening for many years, and also on that TALS website, I guess it… solicits certain people around the nation that they can paper people up.

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And those people are doing the paperwork incorrectly. And so, by the time they reach our state assemblies, and when they come to us, our state recording secretaries.

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are redoing it, and for example, in Colorado. We're just eating the seed that goes back to the assembly, because all… every seed that comes to our assembly.

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We just put it in our pot, convert it to silver or gold, and go from there, but it's just stuff at the end of the day, and it's wrong.

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Yeah, I mean, is it possible, Janiece, is it possible to possibly pull that up and do a screen share, just so that everybody's aware of what we're pointing at? Is that… Is that a possibility, even if another hand or two goes? Um, Janiece, are you…

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And he was like, oh…

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Janice, are you willing to, um, pull that up? I know you know the exact spots.

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Yeah, I will pull it up, and I need to log on with my computer so I can do a screen share, so… If you give me a few minutes and move along, I'll let you know when I'm ready.

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Thank you, Janiece.

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I do… I just do want to interject and let you guys know, though, that I did, um, have a brief text conversation with Anna.

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Where I did, um, and this is not about the $25 fee specifically, because I was not aware of that part of it.

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But other elements of the…

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uh, California site that is on the TASA site that were incorrect, so…

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Um, it's… it's not, uh, she's not unaware, I just think that in the scope of…

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priorities, it probably isn't at the top.

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Considering all states are supposed to ultimately have their own LROs, and I think that that is part of the…

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That is absolutely the focus and priority for California. We have…

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our IT person working

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feverishly on this part.

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But I just wanted you to know that Anna wasn't completely unaware.

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Thank you, Kim.

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Yeah, Doug, if you have a good relationship with him, maybe you can, um, if you're able to see what we're showing, if you're able just to do that, that would be great.

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I yield.

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We'll handle it offline.

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Thank you. I know Janiece is working on showing us that example, so that'll be very helpful.

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Okay, now we still have several hands up, um, and I know, um, you know, people have been kind of trickling into the call, so… Just in case you hopped on after the very, you know, after the beginning, um, Anna may not make it… it doesn't look like she's going to make it to the call tonight, so…

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Um, she did let us know that it probably wasn't going to happen, but… Uh, we were hopeful. I just want to… see if there's anybody on the call that doesn't have, you know, with your hand up, does…

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does… I'm tongue-tied. I need dinner. Anyone with your hand up?

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Um, do you have something that you need to say that you're not waiting for Anna, necessarily? Okay, go ahead, Mike.

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Uh, yeah, um, a bunch of things. Um, first of all, I was going to ask if anybody could post in chat.

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And this might help. Um, some of the differences on the recording things is.

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like Jason was saying, how many things need to be fixed, and how much work needs to go into it. It's very different if you spend an hour.

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two hours talking with… walking somebody through it, versus somebody that has.

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you know, something they're gonna shove in front of your face, and you… hit the stamp and go. Um, so, you know, there's a process to it. But there was a guy that came on a couple of weeks ago.

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And I didn't get the, um… I didn't write down the URL.

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But he's created a document generator that's free, and I think if we start publishing that around, that might.

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take away from some of the places that are charging, you know, lots of fees for things.

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If we can use something that's free, so… If anybody has that and can post that, that would be wonderful.

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Um.

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I put it in the chat. I already put it in the chat. If you're talking about, um… uh, it's called Prosperity something, or… I posted it after your comment. I'm trying to get a timestamp. Do you see where your comment is?

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Oh, wonderful.

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Champions…

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I'll go back and find it. Thank you. But any of that, you know, good for everybody. Um, then the next thing I wanted to mention.

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Um, we were talking about issues with Meta and whatnot, but we have, um, a more profound issue.

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If there's anybody listening on, uh, Idaho, and I sent this up to, as I put, Ratwatch.

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times 3 or something like that, up to Anna, but I know she gets so many things.

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that it would be wonderful if, um, maybe the… Idaho Assembly, and maybe they already know about it, but.

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And I don't know how you say it, it's Qatar or Carter.

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Um, the… and they're a Sunni Muslim state. that they've got permission from Trump.

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or whoever gave them permission. Um, to, uh, build a… an Air Force base in Mountain Home, Idaho.

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Which I don't think is a very good idea.

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Um, so that's very curious that… that Trump would allow something like that, so… Um, yeah, having, uh.

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Um, and that's the faction that I think where most of the… radical Islamics come out of, and I don't have anything against the religion or the people, but.

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I would be, um… I think that would be a very bad thing to have.

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a foreign. military force on our soil.

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Um, so that's a big issue. And then, um, you know, along the line with, uh.

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with some of Doug's things, I, um, up higher, I put my… email in there, Doug, if you could get back to me at recorder3 at coloradossembly.net.

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Um, I… I've talked to Anna a couple of times.

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But I think a big way that we can.

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you know, kind of close in on. notice, and the corporations and everything at once.

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is to hit some of the select few that run the internet.

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Which has always kind of been borderless. Um, it was designed that way from the get-go.

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Um, but they don't really know what's going on.

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But, um, from the whole world, there's a thing called the Internet Engineering Task Force.

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And then they have, you know, divisions and things.

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that, uh, you know, put the pieces together, and one of those is ICANN.

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Um, which is the Internet Naming Authority. And that's what gives us our domain names.

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Um, anyway, I've sent this off to Ann a couple times, and I know it just gets pushed to the side, because it's… She has a billion things to do.

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And she suggested I send it to Terry, which has.

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you know, she has a million things to do.

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And so, um, you know, if I send it 3 times.

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Um, I just kind of take the bull by the horns and become the own committee to provide remedy.

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And the idea of what I would like to accomplish is to.

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Um, you know, in our domain namespace. to cover both ends.

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Um, so if you go to something like AnnavonReitz.com.

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If you put more to the left, that becomes a subdomain.

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Um, and so what I'm suggesting is that. every domain put a land.anavonrights.com.

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And when you go there, that would be, where do you land?

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on the land. And so you would put information there about your indemnity bond, and who is the.

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agent that is the principal living. man or woman that is responsible for this monstrosity entity, calling itself.

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you know, homedepot.com, or whatever it is. So that's on the left side. That becomes the subdomain, and a way to grab that.

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And then on the right side, we would have the authority over.

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So, for instance, we have whitehouse.gov. Um, but we've, you know, Doug has already given us the silver bullet to say, okay.

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Um, there isn't a White House, because they don't use gold and silver, or the states don't use gold and silver.

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So, you would have WhiteHouse.govl. as the… as the right-hand side, and that would then take you to our Federation, our TASA website.

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to say that that is the, um… the authority over, um, that entity.

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And, uh, anyway, so it would give us the ability to capture both sides of the equation.

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Um, and give us a way to present ourselves.

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and grow from there. to just expand the existing domain namespace.

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Um, anyway, I've, uh… I'm up to third notice to send it off to Anna, not because I think she's… reluctant to do anything, it's just… somebody should do it.

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Because once they are given notice. Then by notice of principals, notice to agents, it should trickle to every single.

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corporation, and every single thing that uses. Uh, the, um, domain namespace, the internet.

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And so we could capture the whole internet. and get them into compliance to say, you know.

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like this outreach in Silver Bullet, um, provide that to.

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Um, to everybody by just a simple link from every single website.

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Um, so anyway, Doug, if you would get ahold of me, that would be wonderful. I could… you know, add those couple of pieces, and… and send it on its way, and see if we couldn't, uh…

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get something rolling there. Hi, yoke.

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Thank you, Mike. That's a great idea. If there was a simplified, sort of universal.

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URL, you know, system like that. That'd be really cool. Thank you.

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All right, anybody else have anything that's not for Anna? Keith?

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Yes, I do. Keith on British Columbia, Canada. Um, thank you.

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Hi, welcome!

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Can our coordinators or others remove members when elected or not?

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without a vote from the General Assembly. And if so, how?

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Well, each assembly really is… is doing their… their self-governing for their own assembly, but I think it would depend on the situation.

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Is it someone that's elected on the… Um, well, you said elected or not, but is it someone that's disrupting.

01:08:08.000 --> 01:08:09.000
it comes… it comes down to the definition of disrupting.

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your business meeting? Or, like, what's the… you know, it's just… Right.

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Um, we… we keep asking our coordinator. for information, and does not… and it's not given.

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So we asked the same question again. At the next meeting, and it's non-giving.

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given, and this has gone on for… uh, 5 months now.

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And one of the members… was elected.

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Okay. Well…

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Two of them were elected. And, um, several others were not.

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Go ahead, Doug.

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May I? Yeah, so, um… the assembly is created, and the Office of the coordinator is.

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created by the people. And the people have the right to redress grievances.

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So there's actually a U.S. Court case. Um, I think it's… Prudent.

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Is the name of it. And it basically says that.

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anybody that, um… who has an obligation to answer must answer.

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Or it will be considered fraud.

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So, out of those that have been removed, get their voice heard when their voice is not allowed to be heard.

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Um… there's… they're still a member of the…

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assembly.

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this, you know, they're still on the land. And the officials… Um, of the assembly are created by those on the land, and therefore they have to answer to them.

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Well, I want to add one thing, though, is that.

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They have to answer. They cannot ignore it.

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Coordinators are hired and fired by Anna. And, of course, Anna always says that, you know, if there are people on the Assembly that want to volunteer, and they want that position, or… They want to support that they can reach out and they can be considered and vetted and go through all the things for that position.

01:10:22.000 --> 01:10:31.000
But it's not an elected position. So the coordinator is not elected by the assembly, because it's… the coordinator is a bridge between.

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the Federation and the… state.

01:10:36.000 --> 01:10:43.000
So… and of course, um, I know Canada's a little bit different than.

01:10:43.000 --> 01:10:52.000
then, you know, here. So, I'm sensitive to that there may be a lot of things that I don't know about how things are in Canada.

01:10:52.000 --> 01:11:04.000
But here, everybody has a right to speak. This is the, you know, this is our… you know, we the people government, after all. So, everyone has a right to speak.

01:11:04.000 --> 01:11:18.000
Um, and… Everyone has a… like Doug said, everyone has a right to redress their grievances, but… Um, the assembly also has a right.

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to assemble peacefully. And lawfully. And so, the Assembly as a body.

01:11:25.000 --> 01:11:32.000
has, you know, volunteers, and those volunteers take on the responsibility.

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of being the accountable people. Uh, they do it voluntarily to be accountable.

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towards that assembling peacefully and lawfully process. So, um… you know, it's a sticking point because.

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Sometimes people don't get along, and usually. Not always, but usually it boils down to.

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Um, either a lack of education. Um… I think that's, like, 80% of the time. It boils down to that someone's upset, and they think that something is supposed to be a certain way when it's.

01:12:10.000 --> 01:12:17.000
It doesn't really work like that. And there needs to be additional education. But I definitely want to encourage.

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Um, reading of the Jural Assembly Handbook. Um.

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And our assembly doesn't require this anymore, but when I… when I first started on the California Assembly.

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Our… our state coordinator at the time. Uh, sorry, sorry, she was my county coordinator at the time. She wouldn't invite me to a state meeting.

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Until I read the entire Jural Assembly handbook. So it was like, I had to have a certain amount.

01:12:55.000 --> 01:13:04.000
of knowledge before… you know, and I read it within the week because I wanted to be on the calls, and I wanted to participate.

01:13:04.000 --> 01:13:09.000
So, and then, of course, she made herself available to me for any questions.

01:13:09.000 --> 01:13:15.000
But it was very helpful to have that sort of foundation, and I highly recommend.

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That everybody take the time to read the Dural Assembly Handbook, as well as the Coordinator Handbook. Even if you're not a coordinator, it helps to know.

01:13:23.000 --> 01:13:31.000
what your coordinator has agreed to help with. Because sometimes, um, due to lack of education or confusion.

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people think, um, oh, you know, oh, I'm a coordinator, so now I'm a CEO, and I have to run this.

01:13:37.000 --> 01:13:40.000
like a certain business. It doesn't work like that.

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and coordinators are not tyrants, and they shouldn't be.

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This is not a one-man job. This is a… all of us get to do our part and stay in our lane, you know what I mean?

01:13:53.000 --> 01:13:56.000
I… I understand, and that seems to be our issue.

01:13:56.000 --> 01:13:57.000
Anyway, fine and Michelle?

01:13:57.000 --> 01:13:59.000
Um, but some of the…

01:13:59.000 --> 01:14:03.000
Hold on, Kim, he's speaking right now, but I'll call you next. Go ahead, Keith.

01:14:03.000 --> 01:14:07.000
Um, some of us have been removed, and we can't speak now.

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And, uh, we're struggling, what do we do? Um, I'm one of them, and I was elected to my position.

01:14:14.000 --> 01:14:19.000
But I was not removed. by the General Assembly, I was just ghosted.

01:14:19.000 --> 01:14:25.000
Um, and that's… So I'm… I'm at wit's end.

01:14:25.000 --> 01:14:28.000
And would appreciate direction.

01:14:28.000 --> 01:14:33.000
Yeah, because, um, coordinators are hired and fired by Anna.

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And, um… you know, I'm assuming, based on what you're saying, that, you know, there… You believe that you're… you have… there's been no wrongdoing, and even if there… perhaps has been wrongdoing, you should… you can always send that concern.

01:14:50.000 --> 01:14:55.000
Um, up to Terry, and then she'll address it with Anna.

01:14:55.000 --> 01:15:01.000
Um, but if you were elected. Um, you are, you know.

01:15:01.000 --> 01:15:09.000
you are elected, so… The coordinator doesn't have a… doesn't, like, have a… have a rank, if you will.

01:15:09.000 --> 01:15:19.000
to, um… to do that, you know? There's no, uh… Fewer elected into a position, that's because the people put you there.

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I agree. Okay. Beautiful.

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So… But yeah, I would say the concern. If you're… if you… if you've already exhausted your attempts at.

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working it out with your coordinator directly. Um, you know, because in the Bible, in Matthew, it tells us, um, first you go one-on-one and try to work it out.

01:15:41.000 --> 01:15:46.000
And if it… you don't work it out, then you can bring a witness.

01:15:46.000 --> 01:15:51.000
Um, or two. And try to work it out with witnesses.

01:15:51.000 --> 01:15:56.000
And then if it doesn't get worked out, you can bring it to, um, your assembly.

01:15:56.000 --> 01:16:04.000
Um, but Anna has… told us, um, because California… we've had challenges in the past, um.

01:16:04.000 --> 01:16:10.000
And Anna has told us that we can bring concerns directly to, you know, through Terry, and then Terry will kind of filter them out.

01:16:10.000 --> 01:16:15.000
and send up, you know. If Anna needs to intervene, she will.

01:16:15.000 --> 01:16:18.000
Okay, thank you so much. And essentially, I've been ghosted by.

01:16:18.000 --> 01:16:33.000
our coordinator, so she's not responding to any emails or messages I can, and… Um, that… And I'm one of, uh… 8 people that have been dealt with this way.

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Anyways, thank you very much. I yield.

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I wanted to say something to Keith before you go away, Keith?

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And if there's anything…

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If that's our mission?

01:16:45.000 --> 01:16:46.000
In one of the calls with Anna,

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Sure.

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And it was a… it was a…

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coordinator call,

01:16:54.000 --> 01:16:59.000
um, California was going through some things where we were not…

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Uh…

01:17:01.000 --> 01:17:03.000
clear on the process.

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And, um, what we learned was that if a…

01:17:10.000 --> 01:17:18.000
coordinator or a recording secretary who are hired and fired by the Federation are not doing their job.

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then she should be directly notified. So I don't know, Keith, if you have her email address. I do have it if you want to…

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Um, DM me, or I can put it in the chat, but if you have a group of people

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that are being…

01:17:37.000 --> 01:17:52.000
um, locked out of meetings, you're an elected official, and I think that this rises to the level of you should send an email. And I know that currently the reason I'm saying this is because I know that currently Terry is taking a hiatus.

01:17:52.000 --> 01:17:55.000
And I don't… I don't encourage anyone to delay.

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Um, resolving issues that…

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you know, that resolution lies in the hands of somebody else, so you might as well go to the source, is my point.

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And I yield.

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Yes.

01:18:11.000 --> 01:18:12.000
Um, true. For clarity, you're asking me to email.

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May I?

01:18:13.000 --> 01:18:16.000
Anna.

01:18:16.000 --> 01:18:17.000
No. Anna. Terry's on hiatus.

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Gwen, or you're asking me to email Terry? Anna. Okay.

01:18:21.000 --> 01:18:22.000
Yes, I'm sorry, I yield.

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May I?

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Go ahead, Carol.

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I'm Cara… I'm Carol on… Diane on Saskatchewan. I have emailed Carrie a while ago, and she said, it's out of my jurisdiction, because you're Canada, you're international.

01:18:39.000 --> 01:18:55.000
And… you're not part of the Federation. So, she couldn't handle it. When I emailed to, um, Anna, or texted to Anna, she replied to me.

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You do realize I am a third-party fiduciary. Um, basically suggesting that she doesn't really have jurisdiction in Canada.

01:19:07.000 --> 01:19:18.000
And went on to say. Um, you need to deal… with your own… assembly problems in your own country, basically.

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was the answer that we got. Or that I got, because I was the, um, Jural chair.

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And after some of the things that started happening.

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I just decided to resign. I yield.

01:19:36.000 --> 01:19:56.000
Thank you for that feedback, Diane. Um, yeah, because Anna is the fiduciary for so many different countries, so that rings true, what you're saying, but… Um… you know, and obviously she can't tell you guys what to do, per se, but she is ultimately recognizing.

01:19:56.000 --> 01:20:06.000
Um, it's making me wonder if she, quote, hired, you know, if she hired your current coordinator or not, or if it was just a volunteer thing and Anna recognized, okay, we've got.

01:20:06.000 --> 01:20:10.000
someone that wants to be accountable to help assemble Canada.

01:20:10.000 --> 01:20:15.000
As I understand, she's not hired, and Anna did not select her.

01:20:15.000 --> 01:20:23.000
And she just stepped forward. From my understanding.

01:20:23.000 --> 01:20:32.000
Got it, okay. Well, you know, it is outside of our jurisdiction, but, you know, coming from a pers… coming from the perspective of.

01:20:32.000 --> 01:20:38.000
Um, you know. a state that has had a fair share of challenges.

01:20:38.000 --> 01:20:47.000
Um, I think that at the end of the day, if there's any way that you guys could figure out a way to work together, um.

01:20:47.000 --> 01:20:53.000
and be, you know, peaceful if possible. that is the ultimate goal.

01:20:53.000 --> 01:20:56.000
And, um, I see Doug wants to chime in.

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on something here. Doug, go ahead.

01:20:59.000 --> 01:21:04.000
Yeah, so you're a common law country, so you've got the Magna Carta.

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And, uh, you could, you know. pull together a grand jury, even if it wasn't all 25.

01:21:11.000 --> 01:21:16.000
And, um…

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you know, call the, um… coordinator of… um, answer.

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And the… the other thing is… is it… the assembly should probably have… Um, Chair Pro Tems that get elected.

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Rather than just an appointed. coordinator.

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So, and that gives the, uh… assembly more recourse.

01:21:49.000 --> 01:21:56.000
Thank you, Doug. And I see a, um, a… a very helpful comment in the chat.

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Um, letting us know that the. Those that are being ghosted can't communicate because the coordinator has control of the email list and is.

01:22:07.000 --> 01:22:14.000
hosting the assembly calls, and it's gatekeeping. And so, my question would be.

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Do you guys, um… Where do you guys do your publishing?

01:22:21.000 --> 01:22:29.000
you're recording, you know, your state assembly Recording Secretaries do the recording process and stamp up the documents. Where do they get published?

01:22:29.000 --> 01:22:36.000
Um, on… on the website of TASA Canada. That is controlled by the coordinator.

01:22:36.000 --> 01:22:44.000
Okay, TASA Canada. Okay, so it's not through… it's not through… TASA that's run by the Federation.

01:22:44.000 --> 01:22:46.000
That's correct. It is not. It is run by an exclusive.

01:22:46.000 --> 01:22:50.000
Hmm. It is not…

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individual IT who was not elected, but. chooses to run the show by himself.

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with our coordinators. approval and authority.

01:23:00.000 --> 01:23:01.000
I see.

01:23:01.000 --> 01:23:07.000
Michelle.

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You know, Keith, um, it's not my jurisdiction either, but I don't want you to be left hanging and, um… So, I would… I would like some more time to look into how to offer up some helpful.

01:23:20.000 --> 01:23:25.000
recommendations. It looks like Robert also has something that he would like to chime in.

01:23:25.000 --> 01:23:28.000
Go ahead, Robert, I saw your open mouth emoji.

01:23:28.000 --> 01:23:37.000
Yes, an elected official from a body politic. has to be removed from that same body politic.

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Somebody that's a volunteer cannot do that. Because the… it's simple science that once you're elected, you're an official.

01:23:48.000 --> 01:23:58.000
Uh, and a volunteer is not an official. And so, uh, the… the assembly has to be the one that.

01:23:58.000 --> 01:24:02.000
puts you out. I yield.

01:24:02.000 --> 01:24:09.000
Um, I agree with all that. But I've been ghosted, so, um… I have no voice in the assembly anymore.

01:24:09.000 --> 01:24:17.000
And no, um… Can't go to any of the meetings.

01:24:17.000 --> 01:24:18.000
Anyways, thank you very much for your time.

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You know the one thread through every person on this

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call is the GFG.

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And the defining requirement of the GFG for Lovonomics, I'm sorry if I say this wrong,

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But that is honor.

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That is love.

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That is peace.

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And it seems that these people are off… acting outside of that, and if you do not have an ANA,

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I would write a letter, an email, and encourage every other ghosted person to write an email to the GFG, because their email that's sent out today said that everything should be done for free, and that if people do not operate,

01:25:04.000 --> 01:25:17.000
On the basis of 3, they will have the right to refuse to do business with anyone. Meaning, you can remove… you can be removed from this

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gift! It is not a right. It is a gift. And if these people decided to act like dictators and gatekeepers and everything else evil,

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that is directly opposite of what we are all trying to do worldwide. I wouldn't wait 2 more seconds to send that email.

01:25:36.000 --> 01:25:40.000
And then I'd bring it back to the next meeting when you get an answer. Please.

01:25:40.000 --> 01:25:41.000
I yield.

01:25:41.000 --> 01:25:46.000
Yes, um, I agree. I believe it's just a communication issue.

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And, um, we just have to open the communication again, but… Once again, ghosted is ghosted.

01:25:52.000 --> 01:25:59.000
The threat of losing their GFG, I bet, will make them communicate pretty darn quickly.

01:25:59.000 --> 01:26:04.000
Um, it's one of the options we're discussing. I yield, thank you.

01:26:04.000 --> 01:26:13.000
I've been silenced, too. I was, um, uh, disciplined, supposedly, by an international ombuds.

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Which I later found out there isn't even such a thing, but I was removed from being able to attend the meetings, and they told me, and for no reason.

01:26:23.000 --> 01:26:34.000
Really, um, and I didn't even get to… defend myself to the assembly or to anyone, and one… I asked to speak to this international ombuds.

01:26:34.000 --> 01:26:39.000
I was denied to do it except if I went to a private meeting.

01:26:39.000 --> 01:26:46.000
So, when that happened, I decided that I wasn't going to go to a private meeting where.

01:26:46.000 --> 01:26:52.000
I didn't know who was there, and I didn't have a chance to speak to directly on one-on-one.

01:26:52.000 --> 01:26:59.000
with this international ombuds. Um, I later found out from Terry and Lisa.

01:26:59.000 --> 01:27:10.000
that there is no such… position as an international ombuds. Now, maybe there is, but… I certainly haven't been able to locate one from anybody that.

01:27:10.000 --> 01:27:20.000
seems to have any knowledge or position. Um, so they decided to discipline me because I didn't go to the meeting.

01:27:20.000 --> 01:27:26.000
Um, and they… haven't allowed me back into meetings.

01:27:26.000 --> 01:27:35.000
Um, that I understand. They won't until I apologize for not going to the meeting.

01:27:35.000 --> 01:27:39.000
Carol, are you Canada as well?

01:27:39.000 --> 01:27:41.000
Yes, I am. In Saskatchewan, Canada.

01:27:41.000 --> 01:27:51.000
Uh, and, um, have you guys ever sent the GFG an email about this behavior?

01:27:51.000 --> 01:27:56.000
Well, we didn't really think to ask them for direction.

01:27:56.000 --> 01:28:07.000
Um, so far, like I said, we've asked Anna, and she didn't, and give us much, and… And so, we've been… we've been kind of struggling trying to figure out.

01:28:07.000 --> 01:28:23.000
what the proper way to… to… to handle this, but then… Um, it was just, um, within about a week, a week and a bit where others have been told that you're not allowed to attend the meetings anymore, and you've been.

01:28:23.000 --> 01:28:33.000
Um, so it seems like two different, um… two different… posts went out. One went from.

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a committee, a, um… Oversight Committee, which we don't even know who the members of the Oversight Committee are.

01:28:42.000 --> 01:28:48.000
There was never any… Um, vetting or anybody.

01:28:48.000 --> 01:29:00.000
that made an oversight committee that we know of, and all of a sudden, they were getting… Notices from the Oversight Committee that they've been removed.

01:29:00.000 --> 01:29:10.000
No, something smells… smells fishy. It doesn't sound right. They're not, um, things that happen on an assembly are supposed to be public.

01:29:10.000 --> 01:29:11.000
You know, this…

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Like, that's what we… that's what we think.

01:29:16.000 --> 01:29:28.000
Well, um… you know, gosh, if there's a way for you… I know it sounds like they're ghosting you, but… you know, it doesn't seem like they've studied.

01:29:28.000 --> 01:29:31.000
At all. I mean, it's just not right to do that. Now.

01:29:31.000 --> 01:29:42.000
Listen, there's also times where, um, and. we've gone down this rabbit hole on California, and I've come to the conclusion that it doesn't work, but sometimes there's a, like, a timeout period.

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you know, oh, hey, you know, you disrupted, or whatever, whatever, and we couldn't do our business meeting, and so… Um, you may have a marshal at arms on the… on the call, or you may have a particular.

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someone that you… that everyone trusts to make the decision, that that person needs to not be at the next meeting. And they call it a timeout.

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Um, but it's not a permanent. thing. It's like, oh, and it's supposed to be progressive. We learned that the hard way.

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Um, but, um… you know, it's supposed to be like a…

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My understanding is that it was supposed to be progressive, it was supposed to be a week.

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But actually, then they decided 2 weeks, and then they decided that if I don't come back and apologize.

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And, um, beg forgiveness that I wouldn't be allowed back in until I do.

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And so I'm thinking, that doesn't sound right. First of all.

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When we've looked at the protocols for discipline, the assembly itself is supposed to make the decision. I mean.

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We don't really have protocols and things that have been defined yet.

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or guidelines, or anything, and every time we ask for guidelines, there aren't any, and we suggest maybe we should be voting on some. And then whoever would say something like that is silenced.

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Like, don't you bring that up, and we're not talking about that, and you're… you've… you… you're stepping out of the agenda, you can't be bringing these things up.

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It's not on the agenda. But yet, if you ask to put it on the agenda, they won't. So our coordinator is our chair as well, so I've learned that they're not supposed to have two roles, and when we bring that up.

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that maybe we should have a separate chair and coordinator.

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Um, the last person to bring that up, well, he was… silenced and banned and sent this… notice from this oversight committee that we don't know who's on the oversight committee.

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Well.

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I can suggest… it's just… it's… everything that we look up as how it's supposed to be is not how it's happening.

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Um, yeah, go ahead, Doug.

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May I? So, it's supposed to be a public meeting, which means anybody can attend.

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So I'd give them 3 notices that… If they don't open up their meetings to public attendance.

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And that means even people that aren't papered up can attend the meeting. They don't have voting rights, but they can attend the meeting.

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So it has to be a public meeting. And then you'll… Um, reports under the GFG, just… Do it that way. But you should give them 3 notices.

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Okay.

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Thank you.

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Thank you, Doug. And I also want to, um… It's brought up a really good point, too, that the coordinator isn't here to be able to share, you know, so it's like a one-sided conversation, and I do want to respect that, you know, we're not…

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and I'm not saying you're intending this, so I apologize if it sounds like that. We don't want our… to turn into a he-said-she-said type of a scenario. So, um…

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That's correct, but the coordinator is here. Um, she is on the call.

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Or was.

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Okay, I don't see… I didn't see her on the call.

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That's correct.

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Um, and of course, this, you know. This isn't, like, the venue for us to address this, but, um… But I do want to respect that you guys are having a challenge, and you're reaching out for some support and some help, so I want to make sure that you don't feel.

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you know, outcasted and alone and all of those things, so… I think what we'll do, if it's okay with you, Keith, is, um… if you… I… I put my email address into the chat for you, and if you would like to reach out, I want to help facilitate getting this.

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you know, issue unstuck, so I'm going to see what I can get, um, from Anna to help with this, but… The advice that you've gotten so far tonight from others, I think, is really helpful as a starting point, and um…

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And I'm gonna pray for you guys, because it's not, you know, it's not easy.

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It's not easy to get a group of people that.

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you know, come from different backgrounds, different… you know, education, different socioeconomic status, all of it. Different religions, different everything, and, um, that we get to lock arms and.

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free ourselves from this, sort of. global bondage of, um, you know, it's like we have the same perpetrator.

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But we… we aren't supposed to be enemies or trying to do the… We're not here to recreate the thing that we just broke free from, right?

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So… and I… And I really… Huh?

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I agree, yes. And… even I'm… sorry, even I… even I'm hard to… Sorry, even I'm hard to deal with sometimes, so… Um, hard to believe.

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We, you know, we all have our moments. We've all had our moments here and there, so we're all learning, and um… And, you know, by grace and understanding and continued learning, hopefully we'll all.

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you know, we'll all overcome this giant challenge, and we'll do it.

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you know, individually and… Collectively. So… Yeah.

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A-B steps. A-b steps. I yield. Thank you so much.

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And thank you for sharing your concern, Keith, and also, uh, Carol, Diane. Thank you.

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And, um, I think a lot of us are going to be praying for you, and for a resolution.

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Thank you for hearing us.

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You're welcome. Um, now I saw an open mouth, but I didn't see where… okay, there we go. Diana. Diana, you've got an open mouth emoji?

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Uh, yes, um, earlier you were asking for questions that didn't have to necessarily involve Anna.

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And I, um, had a conversation with Rich Sosilio, um.

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at the LAT, the previous… Los Angeles County.

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assembly meeting, because I had been looking at my active… expatriation and oath of allegiance, and… Um, the expat law.

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or act, or whatever, was in 1868, but my document says 1864.

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Um, was when it was first in the statutes and defined. Doesn't say anything about 1868.

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So, I don't know if… this document is… wrong or invalid, because it should actually reference 1868, and it is still on.

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the TASA website. listed this way, and um… I verified that with Rich, because there was a new woman.

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doing her paperwork at the park. And, um, it was printed out from the website, and it says the same thing still, but Anna keeps talking about 1868 and her current notices are referencing that, so… Um, I'm just asking you as a coordinator to check in with Anna on this for the active expatriation and oath of allegiance that we've been using.

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I will check in with Anna, because in my mind, it is 1868. Um… But I'll double…

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I mean, I've looked at some of, you know, I've… gone on the web and typed in different things. I've looked up the District of Columbia, this statute, and… Um, things like that. When you type things up, it always comes back up 1868. I don't know where…

01:37:45.000 --> 01:37:58.000
Um, who actually brought this forward in 1864 was maybe when it first started being introduced, but it got passed in 1868, and how the wording should actually be on this document.

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Because it seems like it's wrong. I think that we've all have… um, incorrect documents.

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And then, um… I just want to share, um, listening to the conversation.

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Um, and people's suggestions, I just want to remind everybody that GFG is a private.

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organization, it's banking. It is not a government, it's not our government.

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And they can't interfere with our states and our counties and our assemblies. If you have.

01:38:30.000 --> 01:38:43.000
business with them, and you're individually. how, you know, creating issues with them, then yes, they can kick you out, but they're not judges, they're not the court, they can't interfere on our side.

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And, um… So, I think that you might be being… getting… giving misinformation tonight and getting them involved.

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Um, that's, uh, that's… that's not their jurisdiction. to do, and I wouldn't be burdening them with that.

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Um, if they have an issue with you, interacting with you, then they're going to take care of you. And that was their warning. They're not… they don't have tentacles to reach out and to… the rest of the world like that.

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And I yield.

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Thank you, Diana. And I will definitely get back to you on that 1868 slash 1864 issue, and thank you for bringing that up.

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Um, and great point, yeah, it may be a jurisdictional issue, and I love how.

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Uh, earlier, Doug was saying, you know. go to them, you know, give them.

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an opportunity to… to work this out. So… Okay, and then someone else had an open mouth emoji. Was that you, Karen?

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Yes, I've been waiting, but everybody keeps going ahead.

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Um,

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Oh, sorry. Thank you for saying that. Okay.

01:39:51.000 --> 01:39:55.000
And I didn't know about this open mouth thing, so I quick put it up.

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So I might get called on, finally. I have two things.

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Um, one is a question.

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I've heard Anna on the calls talk about how all Americans are

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are eligible to change their status,

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and be part of things, even if they're not living in the country, even if they're expats, that we should gather them all up and all this stuff.

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But where's the paperwork that can help them? Because every paperwork I looked at, even the last one, some people sent me that were the newer ones that even claimed the DNA and stuff,

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At the bottom, they have you sign what state you're…

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physically standing on. And if they're not standing on one of the states at that moment,

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Then, what are they supposed to use?

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I think Global Family has a universal… Um.

01:40:51.000 --> 01:40:58.000
Well, I haven't been able to find it. If anybody has that, can you please send it to me?

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I'll be happy to put my chat in again, not put it in

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One, please.

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And Paula's on the phone, and she works with Global. Paula, are you doing your open mouth because you have an answer for Karen?

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Well, when… yeah, I can, yes, um… I've got a lot of questions at this point. But, um, so, Global does have a universal declaration. So, when you log in, or when you create your account, and you go in.

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to start your paperwork, there's an area that will say.

01:41:30.000 --> 01:41:41.000
which country, um, or is it just universal? So there's a lot of different areas that you can look at, but get with me, and I'll help… I'll show you exactly where it's at, because.

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A lot of your countries already have paperwork. set up on Global for that… for that purpose.

01:41:50.000 --> 01:42:04.000
So, I'm sorry, I'm having a tooth problem, so I sound funny, but um… It's… it's all there, and… and it's already set up. So, for all… the lady at the beginning that was asking the same question about the other countries.

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that Universal Declaration is there for that reason. Yes.

01:42:07.000 --> 01:42:08.000
Oh, super!

01:42:08.000 --> 01:42:13.000
But if they… even if they are Americans born on a state in…

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in Ameri… in the United States.

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Does that universal one count? And I couldn't find one that said universal. And when you go to open an account with GFG,

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Um, and you put…

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you know, what do you put down?

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You know…

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Well, I was already status corrected.

01:42:34.000 --> 01:42:36.000
Well, did you click on correct your status?

01:42:36.000 --> 01:42:44.000
Right, but when they create an account, they're gonna… they're not status corrected, so what they're gonna put is correct your stat… correct my status.

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Okay.

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And that's when it'll take them to the next steps.

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And that universal one works for Americans that just happen to be out of the country because they aren't…

01:42:56.000 --> 01:42:57.000
Yes?

01:42:57.000 --> 01:43:04.000
They aren't assistants or resi… not… possibly residents, but possibly not, of any other country, but they are still Americans.

01:43:04.000 --> 01:43:12.000
Yes, but it's a universal declaration for anybody. That's why Anna says, if you can't find someone on your state, go to Global.

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Okay, can you please get in touch with me? I put my email in the chat.

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Really appreciate the help with this.

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Absolutely, absolutely.

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You know, as many people know, I'm living out of the country,

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Until funding comes and I have the ability to come back.

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And there's all kinds of expats here.

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Where I am, and other countries, too.

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that have no clue what's going on.

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And a lot of people who aren't in the States are simply because they couldn't even afford to live there anymore.

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So, it's… and I've talked with Anna about this before, and she completely understands the situation of how things are for a lot of people.

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Right?

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And so they should be able to do this and correct their status so they can get a bank account, and maybe they can come back at some point.

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When they can afford to do that.

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So, and those that don't want to, well, then that's their prerogative, but at least they should know of the option and where to go to get it.

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So I'd greatly appreciate that.

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No problem.

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The other comment… the other comment I had that… that we're long past that talk from this earlier about the data collection centers,

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Because there's enough… there are two other problems that we need to address.

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that are just as important, if not more so.

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One is, it's not just data collecting centers, it's these AI centers that they're building, and they're building a massive one in Memphis, Tennessee.

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And when you read what they're doing this for, and this super AI, and with this super AI can actually do, it's downright scary. Just think of some of these movies where AI takes over, because this is… these are…

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This is the Super AI, supposed super AI, can actually do their own thinking and doing their stuff. It's, it's…

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And then the big other thing is, besides the water that you brought up, Michelle,

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is they are these private companies are buying up

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And being allowed to buy a public utilities for electricity.

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And so they're sucking out the electricity,

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They're sucking out the water from the people, they're buying up

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you know, corporations that shouldn't be allowed to are buying up the land to build these things.

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Electric bills are going sky high for a lot of people.

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And it's… it's…

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I don't know what we can do about it.

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You know, other than what we've been talking about, but there's a lot more people and a lot more things to address than just the data collecting.

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To me, the other, you know,

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The loss of electricity in the water is a much… and the… and the…

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Farmland is a huge problem, probably even better than the data… more than the data collecting, so…

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It's just something for the states to start addressing and thinking about as well with these notices into who

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Because, again, like Doug says, who… they don't have the authority to give these

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The rights to these people, but… and sell these things that are supposed to be public, but they're doing it, and just like with the hospitals and other things,

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These, um, private groups are buying them up, these investment groups

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And absolutely destroying them until there's nothing left for the people to go to.

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Uh, so it's a huge problem. Huge problem. If you saw what… they've already done it with the hospitals, and

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And most of them, you know, everything that could be sucked out of them financially was sucked out.

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And until… and then they sell them again to another group, like them, and they suck out whatever's left.

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And all that's left is a closed hospital, and the hospital and the land up for sale.

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And all the people that hospital was serving have nowhere to go now.

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And it's all happening all over the country, and it's the same deal that they're doing with the electric,

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The same thing they're doing with everything else they're trying to buy up.

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And they're all private.

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So, it's something that really does need to be addressed besides…

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So, that's what I had to say earlier, and…

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And then the question I had, I've been trying to find out for a long time, so I greatly appreciate the help.

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And thank you, Johnny, too. I'm looking at what you've sent, too.

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Uh, but I can never seem to get there on my own to see it, because I was already status corrected, but I'm having challenges on Florida now, so…

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So, I need this paper… I want this paperwork even for myself, and I can't see any way to get in to get it.

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So, anyway,

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That's… that's everything I needed.

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So, thank you so much, everybody. I love these calls. These are the best calls of the week.

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Um, thank you all. Bye for now. Uh, I, I…

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I forgot the right words.

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I yield, I yield, thank you. My brain goes blank every now and then.

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Yield?

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Thank you.

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Thank you, Karen. And, you know, your concerns are duly noted. I think, um.

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Sometimes people wonder about prayer and, um, the… the… evils that are being perpetuated… perpetrated upon.

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Innocent people all over the world, I mean, at some point, we've got to cry out for some supernatural help around here, because… These… these guys have been getting away with this for a couple thousand years.

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I… I do that every day. Every day.

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Thank you. I mean, so be it. Alright, now Janiece did put a thing in the chat that she's ready to share from earlier.

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So, um, bringing that topic back up regarding the, um.

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the TASA and… You do have the permissions there, Janiece, so when you're ready to… if you need to do a screen share, you can.

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Janice, are you ready?

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Yes, I'm sorry. Thank you.

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Okay, so, um, what… This was brought to our attention. I have had a couple of different.

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families that have come to me from other groups.

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And have… created their paperwork.

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all the way to the point of needing a recording secretary.

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So, um… there were a couple of different things that… were brought to my attention, um, and so I went to… The TASA website, they claim that the information came from TASA.

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So I went to the… TESA website. I clicked on 50 states' assemblies. I already have it up.

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I clicked on California, because that is where we are.

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I'm not gonna make you wait till I propagate, so it was here.

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Okay.

01:50:49.000 --> 01:50:50.000
Sorry, Janiece, I was trying to mute that hot mic, and I accidentally muted you.

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Um, anyway, if you go.

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There you go. Okay, so on your own state, you would have to verify if this is correct, and this is as far as I've gotten. So.

01:51:05.000 --> 01:51:09.000
Um, 50 states, and then I go to Correct Your Status.

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And steps in guidance. So, um, the first thing that is incorrect at this point, um, option one.

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Um, let's see if we go down here… sorry… Helpful. Okay, option one… Um, it says that it's asking for 3 wet ink copies.

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verified with Anna that, no, there is only one required.

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Under option 2, under Additional Documents. Um, it says here that a birth certificate copy, um, but my… training is that… and Michelle, you'll have to verify, but we don't need.

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birth certificates anymore. Um, so we need correction on that.

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Step 5 also says… um, three wet ink… originals, or wet ink originals in triplicate.

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But just for the 1779. So, um… That's the first, is the triplicate, requiring triplicate.

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Um, under Step 7, it says that the LRO.

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reporting fees are $25. Each time you have documents recorded on the LRO.

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Regardless of how many documents are recorded. Um, that you have recorded. So.

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Um, I've never known about that. Um… I know that it's $3 per document and $5 per notice.

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Um, and so… Um, I believe that that… needs a discussion. I don't… I don't know about that one.

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Um, the other thing, and I haven't located it in these instructions yet.

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But there is, um, I know on the TASA website, it indicates that the… what… our autograph as American State Nationals is, as we all know, the byline, our name.

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a copyright symbol at the end, and our thumbprint touching the end of our family name.

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Darn it, it happened again. I was trying to mute, uh, whoever was coughing, and then I muted you.

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The families that have come to me, and this is what is concerning.

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Okay, um, the instructions, and these are large groups of people.

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Um, this family has helped about 170 other. to correct their status, they're going on the Global Family Group.

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And they are following directions. From the TASA website.

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that indicate that an autograph can be just the name.

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And so… I know that they were already published on the Global Family Group.

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Um, but they… and they were really, um, you know, they tried to pull up the instructions, and.

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Um, I… this is when I checked with you, Michelle, about whether or not to.

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insist on that, because they had already had all their documents notarized by a public notary at great expense.

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Um, put in a lot of work for 928s, plus many children.

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So, many hours that they had put into it, and a lot of love and dedication, and they're well.

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red, um, very familiar with, uh, Anna and her history and following her.

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For a very long time. So. Um, anyway, um… they're claiming that the instructions that they're getting is indicating that. So anyway, there's just some things that maybe we each need to go to our own state.

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assembly, and as recording secretaries especially. And double-check, um.

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We do need to be all on the same page.

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Um, like we had all talked about, and… Um, I do know that as a recording secretary.

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Or do you put in, um… I give a lot of my heart.

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And my soul, and my time. Away from my family and those two beautiful dogs right there.

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And that blue baby. Um, but… um, you know, there could be a nominal minimal fee, or not too much, and I think representing ourselves.

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as, um, you know, unified and also as. what we're here for, to bring people home for the land and soil. So, yes, it is free.

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But it is… it can become very painful. Um, to continue, you know, with… with zero, but… Anyway, that's what I found, and I hope that helps, and I hope that's what you were looking for, Danica.

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I yield.

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Thank you.

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Yeah, actually, is there a way, Michelle, where there could be, like, maybe even one of these coordinator meetings, maybe if you're able to coordinate it with Anna, where.

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you know, live, real-time, some of those changes and adjustments, you know, everybody can check their own state.

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And, um, those… those can be noted, um, and passed on to Dominic, or whoever else is, is, um… it, you know, has the… has the authority and the credentials to make those adjustments, because it sounds like a lot of…

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minor adjustments, meaning technological minor adjustments, that would make a great.

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big, positive impact. And maybe that could be done, um… You know, like, on one of these… on one of these Thursday nights where everybody's already gathered.

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I'm not sure, but it just seems like it would be a wonderful service to, um, do a little bit of a refresh.

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on, um… on that TASA website for those reasons.

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So that's my pitch. That's… that's… I think that would be a great idea, because then everybody real-time could be checking their own states.

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And then at least we could get a compiled list together.

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I think that's great. Um, and I know that Doug said that he would take this topic offline and perhaps reach out to Dominique regarding the California Assembly one, but um… I do think that it's… it's good that you guys have uncovered this so that we can address it and make sure that everything is current.

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Also, I wanted to address something that you said, um, Janiece. I just want to get clarification, because I thought I heard you say that.

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We don't… we don't do the birth certificate anymore, and could you clarify what you mean by that? Because… We… state assembly Recording Secretaries do need to verify.

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Um, with the birth certificate. you know, because it's evidence of the fraud. It's evidence that the man or woman was… you know, the identity was created, and that they… they were essentially.

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Um, there was a usurpation of their authority. So, I'm not sure where this idea came from, that we don't…

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No, um, it's for clarification, we do use them for verification.

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when we're talking, um, when we're… verifying their ID, it has to be a government ID.

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Along with the birth certificate, and I'm looking right now.

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through the documents, because it is written on the Recording Secretary.

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uh, training material, and I am… I'm trying to find it at the very moment, and I will.

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Um, but it's just all… is that we don't need to publish.

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a copy of the birth certificate on the LRO.

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That's all that was.

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Yeah, we never publish the birth certificate, that's correct.

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Yeah, that's what I meant, but no, we still use the birth certificate for verification, of course.

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Perfect, okay, just wanted to make sure. All right.

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Yeah. Yep.

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And on the LRO, there is a… there is a slot where it… there is a slot.

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Yeah.

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for a birth certificate to be published. So. If we're not publishing them, that… and I know… Each assembly is supposed… each state is supposed to have their own LRO, however.

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you know, most of them don't right now, so even to get that kind of thing.

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universally adjusted on the LRO, it would… it would… probably help alleviate confusion for new recorders who may see that, and they may think, I need to fill that box, you know? So, um… You know, it's just another universal…

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correction that could really… help clarify things for everybody.

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I was required to publish a birth certificate in one case where.

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a man's LRO account was incorrectly created with a BERT.

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birth… a born date that made him, like, um, you know, like a toddler.

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And so… but in order to change that, it was required for verification, so I was required to publish it.

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Um, I know that we used to, I think, need to.

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Um, because the instructions were that we don't need to publish it anymore. Since then, um.

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I, you know, I think that that was just… programmed and coded into the application, the LRO.

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That's all. I yield.

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Awesome. Thank you, Janiece. And thank you, Danica. All right, Debbie Jo!

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Hey, hey everyone, so this is a question for the coordinators.

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Because, um, I haven't been in this position a whole very long time, but when you're… When you take a coordinated role, is there, like, a document or, like, a notice to say you're in session?

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Because on Tennessee, we have a mandatory notice and a certificate of assumed names filled out that I have on our history record.

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But I don't have any type of document saying a notice that we're in session, and basically saying that we are here.

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So I was asking… I'm asking the coordinators in those positions, what did you do in that case, or is that something.

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that we don't do.

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That's a great question. Okay, so we are… we are in session, um, because of the Federation and the summoning authority.

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So, all 50 states are in session because of that, but… If you wanted to have, um… you know, something published.

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Um, the California Assembly does have an example on the link tree in regards to, um… you know, our, uh… announcing that… That were active and in session and stuff, and we did that after we had our first set of elections.

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I know others state assemblies may have done it, you know, differently, but we didn't get ours up until we actually.

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went through the election process and published in the Sacramento Bee newspaper.

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Okay. Is there any other questions? Yes?

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Yeah, so, um… After the October 1st, 2020.

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a reinstatement of all the states. The states were supposed to notify the de facto.

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They were back in session. I just talked to Anna or Terry about that a couple weeks ago. I yield.

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So it may have happened on Tennessee, um… you know, back then, I wasn't part of our assembly in 2020, so I can't speak to if.

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Um.

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our assembly did that. Um, in November of… I think it was November of 2021, there was a… Anna did a, like, a split.

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You know? And… So, the people… there was a whole… a whole… issue back then, so there was a whole chunk of archives that we never got access to after that.

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Okay, so everything I have back only dates to 2020… 2, so that if that was done in 2020, I don't know necessarily… I don't have any records for that being done.

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So, would that be… something that I would need to do… And bring that to the General Assembly and discuss, or… recommendations from coordinators.

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Yeah, I definitely recommend that you do, so that you have a record of it. If you don't have a way to access the.

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the one, you know, prior. I don't know if there are people that are on your assembly since the beginning, but… If you don't…

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Well, we were part of… they were part of a group, and then I know that they broke off, and so they broke off in 2022.

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So… and I just have… the mandatory notice and certificate of assumed name that was done at that time, which is really cool.

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But I just am, you know, I heard a… I heard something that triggered, um, I need to have notice.

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to say we are in session, and I can't find it, so it's just a valid… curiosity. So…

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Yeah, using your… the current iteration of your stamps and all of that, I definitely… I recommend that you… you guys get that on the public record.

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Okay, thank you. And I'll look at your stuff to… For an example, I appreciate it, and I yield.

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All right, you're welcome. It's under, um, county… I think it's under county declarations, if I remember the link properly.

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Okay.

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Okay, Paula, go ahead, Paula, and Lord willing, we'll be able to wrap this up, this call up in the next few minutes here. Go ahead, Paula.

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Hi, so I guess I'm kinda… confused with all of the paperwork stuff. So… I'm still doing it, I guess, the old-fashioned way, maybe?

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But all of our documents are created on the LRO.

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I use the document generator. And… Is anyone having issues with those papers? Because I haven't… noticed anything, but everything I'm doing.

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Everybody here is… I do everything through the LRO document generator.

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And… I'm wondering if everybody's kind of splitting off and doing their own thing.

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the notices, because the document generator on the LRO for notices.

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has all the notices that we're sending out. to Secretary of State, and… IRS and Blinken, and I'm not blinking anymore, but, you know, all of those.

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So… Are people just not doing that anymore?

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And I don't know how you would… How do you have… because I thought… from way back, that once we were seated, the LRO was designed to.

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cut out Louisiana and hand it over to us.

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to use as our LRO once we were seated.

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that it was gonna be kind of cut out and handed over to us as it is.

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And so, that's why I guess I'm kind of confused. Maybe I misunderstood.

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Many years ago, but that's what I thought was happening, so I've stuck with it, and everything is operated through there. The credential cards.

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connect to that. It's a public record. So, how… how do you do all of that?

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How does all of that connect as a public record?

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with the credential card, connecting to the LRO if.

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We don't use the LRO.

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Okay, so the LRO is a foundational tool that all state assemblies, um, have been using ever since.

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I mean, really, I saw a major uptick after the LRS.

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Right?

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was shut down. But, um, yeah, no, there's nothing wrong with continuing to use the LRO. It's a tool that's available for every state assembly, and you're right, the LRO can issue credential cards.

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But each state assembly ultimately is going to have their own land recording system.

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whether you, you know, how soon you do it is going to be up to your assembly.

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Okay? So…

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every state assembly can have their own functioning, um, you know, you have to.

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have an IT department or team that's going to develop the.

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Land Recording Office. for you and for your state, one that's not.

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owned by the Federation. It's going to be owned by your state assembly.

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Okay, that one's not going to be turned over to us.

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at any point, then.

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I don't think there's a way for the Federation to turn it over. It may be… you mean, like, the list? Do you mean, like, the data?

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Well, I feel like there was a conversation several years ago where Anna had said.

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Once we're seated, the LRO, each state has its own piece.

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And that section will be turned over to that state.

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to keep going. And then we would have to maintain it moving forward.

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No, I think what she's talking about is the… is the… data that is specific to your state.

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Okay.

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That's what I'm talking about. Right now, that all belongs to the Federation until your state is… is, you know, standing, and you go through all the things to… be recognized as a lawful standing assembly.

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But the data belongs to your… ultimately will belong to your assembly, so that you… you have.

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all of your… all of your status-corrected people on your own land recording system, or land… Yeah.

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Gotcha. Okay, that makes sense. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I yield.

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Yeah, and if I may, um, on that topic.

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You're welcome. Thank you. Uh, who said that? Oh, Jason.

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Jason?

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Um, this is Jason. Um, you… you want to look at it kind of like what Michelle was talking about, and that… Once you're standing, you will have the choice of.

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of building your own. I think the Federation wants to be out of the LRO business overall.

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But you will be able to contract for that service, right? So whether you're gonna join cause with a couple other states.

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And build a system to share those development costs and the maintenance costs.

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whether you're gonna do your own thing. Right? That's part of being self-governing, right, as a state.

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which is deciding, how are we gonna, um, display the records of our… of our men and women.

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How will we store the records of our men and women?

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what's the appropriate standard for that? you know, are you gonna have… 60 copies on optical disk, and you're gonna, you know, send them out into space that they're gonna come around every 10 years, that you always have a backup.

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I mean, you can… sky's the limit. But look at it as a self-governing exercise of.

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Once you're standing, you will have the ability to choose what you want to do.

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Is that contract for these services, build your own?

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Um, or whatever, maybe something new will come along in the meantime.

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I yield.

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Thank you, Jason.

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Michelle, Michelle, this is Annette on Marion. May I… just chime in for a second on that.

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This topic? Sure, go ahead, Annette.

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Okay, so stand-up, um, is a program that, uh, Karen has done from… I believe she's in North Carolina. Anyways, um, once we were stood, we were able to.

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get that they made us our own private server for our own LRO.

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And it… it costs… I believe it's $50. It's very affordable.

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And they're setting it up for each county and or each state.

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Uh, for that price point. to help them do all the documentation, all the paperwork, all the server stuff, everything.

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So it's extraordinary… value for the money, and they have… all the talent and all of the, um.

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understanding and comprehension of how everything has to work, and so I did put that in the chat.

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As she was on earlier, but I noticed that she popped off.

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But, um, I… we have it on the Marion County website.

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And, uh, anyone is welcome to look at that. The Peacekeeping Task Force has also put it on their website.

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Uh, that is stand-up, and it is quite a… quite an unbelievable program, but it is also very affordable.

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I yield.

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Thank you for that, Annette. Yeah, somebody reached out to me by email about that, and I haven't had a chance to investigate to make sure that it was cleared through the Federation and considered to be a.

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Um, viable, you know, tools, so I apologize, whoever that is that's waiting for me to get back to them, I apologize, but thank you for that vote of confidence, Annette.

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Oh, that's so good to know. Thank you. Okay.

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Yeah, and it was cleared by Anna. You're welcome. You're welcome.

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All right, um, Danica, go ahead.

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Okay, great. So, I have a comment, and I have a question. My first comment is, and I know this group of people that are on the call right now are very, very, very active people.

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proactive, um, and I also want to just say this for people that are watching playbacks.

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Um, because I notice there… I notice that there's a lot of people that come on, and they say, this should be done, and this should be done, and this should be done, and this should be done.

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And I just want to make a shout-out for what sovereignty and what self-governing is, is we are the ones that get the work done. So we can sit there and we can tell each other, well, this should get done, and we should do this, and we should do that, but really.

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Any one of us can roll up our sleeves, and we could do whatever it is that we're saying that everybody else should do.

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We could do it our own selves, and then we bring it forward. That's how the work gets done. That's what self-governing is, and I just wanted to make that reminder. I know this group.

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really probably knows that already, but some people who are watching playbacks, if you're feeling like you want something done.

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do it. Do it! And then bring it forward. You know, that's how we do it.

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Um, you know, because a lot of people, they're looking for mommy and daddy, because we were all brainwashed, and we were all told that we were incompetent, and wards of the state.

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You know, and we always had somebody telling us what to do. Well, now, we get to learn how to tell ourselves what to do. So, when… whenever.

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We're hearing ourselves say what we think should be done, you know, garner the support.

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And do it! You know, so I just wanted to put that out as a shout-out in general.

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And then, my question… is if anybody here is on Pennsylvania, will you please reach out to me, um.

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privately in the, in the, um… you know, you can message people in the chat, also privately, so I can connect with you, because I don't know about any other states, but.

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on Pennsylvania. If you want to get your COLB, Certificate of Live Birth, well, you could get it one of two ways. Number one.

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You could get it after 104 years. That's one way. Or, you could get it with a court order.

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Those are the two ways you can get your COLB. Not the birth certificate, but the certificate of live birth. So… I wanted to reach out to anybody on Pennsylvania.

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Um, to see if they have, uh, if they have any way to crack this. You know, if there's, um… you know, or if Doug has an idea, you know, how do we crack this kind of, um…

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foolery that I have to wait 104 years. So, I'm just looking for a brainstorm on that, or if there's anybody on Pennsylvania that, um, even if you could just reach out.

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With your voice right now, I can… I can send you a message, um.

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I just want to be connected to other Pennsylvanians to see what their… thoughts are on that, and if there's any solutions, or how they dealt with it.

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Thank you, Deanna. I think that's one of the… things that Anna was talking about, doing the live declaration.

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And I yield.

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Our Declaration of Life, um…

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Oh, okay, I did one of those, but I didn't do anything with it.

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So, you know, even if somebody on Pennsylvania… I don't know if there's anybody on Pennsylvania right now on the call, but.

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even… I'm not sure exactly what. to do with it. I don't really grasp how we record on the county. I'm not sure how to do that, even if there's somebody else on a different county who's pretty savvy about doing that.

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I… I just haven't done any recordings on a county, um, so I was kind of curious about that, so… I'm reaching out if anybody can, um… lend some support.

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Okay, super. I don't know either, so if there is anyone on the call that wants to chime in on that, we'll take that.

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Please put your hand up, and I'll call you after we get through, uh, to Julie as well.

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All right, thank you, Danica. Great question. Um, Doug, go ahead, Doug.

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Hey, Doug, you're muted. Oh, there you are. Okay.

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Yeah, I know, I'm pulling documents up. Okay.

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So, um, let me share…

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Yeah, this is, um… Politically, you don't know who or where you are, or how you're enslaved.

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So this is a… Serves a bunch of different purposes, it?

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It lets the de facto know, we put it in with the… Uh, Silver Bullet was the de facto no.

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the case law behind it. The second part here. The first part is… A video by… Um, Alex Craner?

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who's figured out… that the British are the bottom of the dog pile, and also.

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explains how the money system. works, and it is not working.

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And what banks are supposed to be doing, and… They're very informative.

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video. Okay, and so this is something that should be sent out.

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to as many people as possible. And another thing you can do is all the government websites that have an email.

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contact on the website. you can send this to them.

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along with the silver bullet? just copy and paste it onto their… Email website.

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And take a screenshot of that. of their website with your message on it, and then you have a… a notice that you've served them the information.

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Okay, and then… so… To secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from… from the consent of the government.

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That's the Declaration of Independence. Cruden vs. Nail.

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Sovereignty allegation of 30 equals consent. Every man is dependent.

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independent of all laws except those prescribed by nature.

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is not bound by any institutions formed by his fellow men without his consent.

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So the Declaration of Independence is our consent to be governed.

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And we, the people of the United States, do our day and establish this Constitution.

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And we see the people acting as sovereigns. of the whole country, and in the language of sovereignty.

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Establishing… There's the E on that, didn't I? Okay, a constitution by which.

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It was their will that the state. government shall be bound.

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And the Constitution of the United States… Oracle.

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6, Clause 2. Judges in every state.

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are bound by this Constitution. Our boundary, okay. This constitution, the laws of the United States shall be made pursuant thereof.

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shall be the supreme love of the land. And the judges of every state shall be bound there by anything in any constitution or laws of any state.

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To the contrary, notwithstanding. And then… article 1, Section 10, Clause 1. No state shall make anything but a golden silver coin, tender, or payment of debts. So there is their… consent on our part.

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If they don't use gold and silver coin, they don't have our consent.

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And so, that's the first… question you ask them is, where is your declaration of… Where's your delegation of authority?

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where I gave you my consent. And none of the states have it, so they're… Arno states, they're all… Truman Show states.

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Okay, and then to usurp equals treason to the Constitution.

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We judges have no more right to decline the exercise of jurisdiction which is given than to usurp that which is not given.

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One or the other would be treason to the Constitution, and I asked.

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Anna one Thursday specifically. If a law enforcement officer on the side of the road.

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is usurping, and she said, yes, of course. So anybody that tries to do anything.

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from any government that does not use gold and silver coin in tender or payment of debts.

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is a usurper in committing treason. So…

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Okay, and then, um… So, with no delegation of authority.

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No office exists, and no acts.

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No valid acts can be attached. To a pretend officer.

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So they're all pretend officers. And this… here is… the court case that shows that.

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U.S. Citizens, 14th Amendment citizens have no seventh, second.

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6th and Fifth Amendment rights. So, U.S. Citizens are not sovereigns, and not we the people.

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Because they have no Bill of Rights protections. Okay, and fraud initiates everything, there's no question that general doctrine that fraud vitiates them. A solemn contracts, documents, and even judgments.

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So, once you establish the fact that. they haven't had… Um, sovereign delegation authority.

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pretty much in your whole lifetime. then everything they've done.

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has been void. And the last three years, those 3 lines are those Anna's, uh, welcome message.

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On the TESA website, the… 1799 link.

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And the… and his articles that Anna VanReitz.com page.

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Any questions? Just jump in.

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Yeah, so…

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I just want to thank you, Doug. I just want to thank you. You guys have been doing amazing work. Thank you.

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You're welcome. Yeah.

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I have a quick question, Doug. And if we have no gold and silver, and you need gold and silver.

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If global Financial Group is not our bank, where does our gold and silver come from?

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I yield.

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Well, we can… we can use… you know, the states could use.

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GFG. or become an associate of GFG.

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And that would give them the… Um…

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But we aren't now, right?

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Well, it's… it's… It's not… yeah, go ahead.

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I think I can answer your question, Philip.

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All right.

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your… so, the Constitution applies to them. Right? That is our contract with them. We enforce.

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the contract. Especially if you're a citizen. Right, so we say to them, you can only do gold and silver.

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We can do whatever we want. And there's a difference between.

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gold and silver as currency, right? I'm going to hand you a.

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gold dollar, a silver dollar. etc. And then there is gold-backed.

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Right, and right now, the AFD is a gold-backed currency.

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So that means that I'm going to give you.

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a piece of paper or a series of digits, but you should then be able to redeem that.

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for gold or silver, like the old silver certificates were.

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So that's how global is set up, that's how they've been chartered.

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Um, at least as we understand it. But I would say that what Anna has talked about.

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And I think what will be very true. is you can back… you can use any commodity.

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to… to back your currency as long as it is based on.

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um, a physical good. So, that's the basis of the petrodollar, right? Is oil.

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barrel of oil equals so much. And so you could do that. So, um, you know, I'm in Wisconsin, we could say that a pound of cheese is equal to a dollar.

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As long as someone was willing to trade with us.

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Um, but that's the difference. The Constitution is what we tell them, that's the contract they are living under.

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And then we, um, we are free to do our own thing. We believe in physical money.

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But our stuff is all asset-backed, as opposed to the… the metal itself.

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No, but Jason, we don't have any. I mean, I was under the assumption up till now.

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Does that make sense?

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Unless my assumption right now is… is wrong. Because I thought that Global was our bank.

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was going to be the bank that we're standing behind was going to be our American Federation dollar.

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But tonight, I heard that that is an independent organization and has nothing to do with us, much like.

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the FRN and the Federal Reserve has nothing to do with.

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us. I yield.

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Okay, I… I get you. Global is contracted to the Federation.

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So, uh, Harold, who just stepped down, I don't know who the new, um.

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bank liaison is. But Harold was the liaison with.

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with the bank. Um, and so Global was chartered by the Federation to provide banking services.

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You, as a state, will ultimately make your own coinage.

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whatever you decide that to be. But in this interim step, Global was contracted to build the network, and.

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provide banking services. That's what they're contracted to do.

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by the Federation. But I don't believe the… the goal is, as I've heard Anna talk about it, has always been that.

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We may decide to keep global, we may not.

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Um, but, um… Global is here as the first contractor, but you as a state will be able to decide whatever you want to do, right? You self-govern.

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But to stand up, it'll be global at first.

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Is that helpful?

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And anyone has to correct my recollection, go for it!

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I think you're asking, Phil.

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No, I think you pretty much nailed it. Um, but listen, really quick, um, we still have 3 hands up, and we're right in the middle of a topic, and I actually have to hop off, so… Gregory offered in the chat to, um, hold the meeting as the host, um, so you guys could finish up the conversation.

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He's a little bit concerned about his bandwidth. And so, um… uh… with your permission, Gregory, I'm gonna go ahead and make you the host, but if there's anybody… if you're having difficulty with the bandwidth, if there's anybody else that would prefer, you know, you could hand the…

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You could hand the hosting over to somebody else if you want.

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by, um, hitting the three digits, um, after I make you host, you'll… you'll see that you have the controllers to, um.

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make somebody else the host if you need to, so… I just, um, I apologize, you guys, that I have to hop off, but… Um, thank you for an awesome, awesome call, and I can't wait to watch the playback for the… the remainder. And thank you, everybody.

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Thanks, Michelle!

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Gregory, do you see how you've, uh…

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Thank you. Thank you, Michelle.

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You're welcome, thank you. Bless you, thank you.

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Thank you, Michelle.

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Okay, so it says that… It says a net is. I'll be a secondary, but… but my memory's been locked up, and my computer might freeze, and um… So it'd be better if I was a secondary. Did Marion just step forward?

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If something popped up on my screen, uh, from Doug.

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Did I do something wrong?

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Uh, it was…

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No, I had to… I got blocked from sharing, so I had to log out and log back in again and erase my, uh… history.

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Yeah, that might have been for me.

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Maybe it doesn't continue?

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Yeah, so… So, real quick here, so this is Criminal Information Notice Liability to correct records made without delegation of authority.

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So, criminal information is reporting a crime. Notice the liability is the… pre-schedule that's attached.

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to this. Okay… Okay, if none of the states use gold and silver coin… are not… therefore, are not the alleged incorporated state's agent, and hence the agents of chartered corporations, agents, and also hence the alleged incorporated United States of America's agents and the United States.

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agents, or any of those four. Here and after, alleged agents operating outside any sovereign delegation of authority.

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Now, if the states have no sovereign delegation of authority, they have no sovereign delegation of authority.

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to charter a corporation, so all the corporations are bogus.

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And, you know, the…

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Oh, my…

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So there's no state-to-states. They do not exist.

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Right. They… because they don't use gold and silver coin.

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They have no… Delegation, sovereign delegation of authority.

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to exist. Therefore.

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What obligation do I, a lawful state person, those are Anna's words.

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have to recognize our subject… be subject. 2… alleged agents operating outside any sovereign delegation of authority.

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And therefore would not… Any attempt to address me by lawful.

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me a lawful person by any alleged agents, be a criminal act.

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Per cones v. Virginia. to usurp jurisdiction would be treason to the Constitution.

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Okay, and then there's 3 of Anna's articles here.

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Uh, recent ones, um… 55, 11, 55, 26, and 55, 37, or 36… 2736, I think they are.

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Um… Okay, and here's the TrueBill.

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I mean, here's the, uh, fees acceptable part of it. Therefore.

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Any unwarranted actions, inactions, false statements, or presumptions. Against me, a lawful state person by alleged agents outside alleged agents' sovereign delegation of authority.

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Thus… no immunity.

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are deemed mercenary crimes and alleged agents agreements to this criminal information notice liability.

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And the correct records made without. delegation of authority to the facts.

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Well, I've noticed terms and conditions herein, and to a true bill age against said agents.

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individually, per day, per each occurrence, a $10 million law for money.

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of the United States. And this line is Anna's words again.

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In my given name. Your name, your woman.

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State Demonym… From birth to now.

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A lawful state person do declare independently perjury under the public law of the United States of America, unincorporated.

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This criminal information allows liability to correct records. Maybe without delineation of authority.

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And this is important, in the manner of a co-warranto, which means, show me your delegation authority.

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You know, show where your authority comes to do what you're trying to do.

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And that's why you're gonna… you can even, you know.

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a, um… HOA.

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would be chartered under state law. But there is no state law.

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So they're… they happen with a sovereign delegation of authority to enforce.

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their contract. Against men and women.

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Okay… is true, complete, correct, to the best of my knowledge, and with no intent to mislead, defraud, deceive, or threaten.

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In any way, as my best effort, and this is important also to report a crime.

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So you have the right to report a crime.

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Everybody has a right to report a crime, whether you're papered up or not.

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you would report a crime. In good faith with clean hands, in common American English.

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In a lawful manner. not a legal matter.

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And with my right to accelerate at will, I require 1 through 5 above be rebutted in kind post-haste.

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That means they have to show they do use gold and silver coin.

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They… agents do have dilation of authority.

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They have the ability to talk to us, and that the… our Anna's articles have been.

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rebutted. Okay. rebutted any kind, post-haste.

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to substantiate any claim against me, or to correct your records within 72 hours to show my status as a sovereign.

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Land Baron exempt from the tax perused non-combatant. And to hold me harmless for all past, present, or future.

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fictitious claims. And or those void sovereign delegation of authority.

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Okay. Also, part of the answer in kind. I issue the above in the form of an affidavit. So when they re… If they try and rebut what you say.

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They've got to do it in the form of an affidavit, which means.

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born under penalty of perjury with either two witnesses.

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or a notary.

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Which means that they're personally liable if they're lying by any of it. So they're not going to be able to do that.

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Okay? Um… TrueCap and Fiximity Digital Scan of this present and show you the lawfully buying as an original.

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know the stages, notice the principles. And I, standing in my children versus Georgia.

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Sovereignty. That's the one where the people… bound the… states in the Constitution.

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Except all gifts without strings and waive all benefits. And just because we have not spoken in a long time doesn't mean we can't.

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So these two lines are actually Anna's words verbatim.

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Can they issue above the form of an affidavit without prejudice, and this is new, I put in here today.

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under a flag foreign to and without. Incorporated United States or the Incorporated States.

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Okay, and then you're gonna add exhibits here. So the… politically, you don't know who or where you are or how you're enslaved.

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And these are the two other articles. And, uh, you can… the three other articles that I mentioned above.

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And, um, you can add to that. Any way you want.

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Then you either need two witnesses. Or you use a recording secretary.

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We don't want to use the state notaries because they're alleged agents.

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So it'll be counterproductive to do that, Sid. You gotta get… And these… the witnesses don't have to be ASNs.

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May I, Doug? Would you be so kind as to create.

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Yeah.

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create this so that… go back up to that paragraph where it says, uh, I… And then you write down your name. Okay, yeah, yeah, right there. Would you be so kind as to make… make a version of it, whereas, um, we…

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Each… each one of our assemblies, we could do it together as a… as an assembly, where it would say something like, we, the California Assembly, or the Wisconsin Assembly, or the.

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you know, Pennsylvania Assembly, um… Would you be so kind as to make a version like that, so that… so that each one of our.

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Each one of the… our States of the Union can take it to their assembly. We could get this one done, and once that's autographed one time from the Assembly, we could send it out to many.

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Would you say that's correct? What my thinking is?

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Yeah, um… there's some nuances to that. You know, you want to… So, part of the problem that we've had is they haven't had any consequences.

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And that's what the $10 million… So… so this is for unwarranted actions, inactions, that means.

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If a judge fails to… dismiss your case when he doesn't have jurisdiction, that's an inaction.

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Right. Right.

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Or when you send a list of priorities, and they don't do it, or you send a cease and desist, and they… and they continue on. Those are all… Unwarranted actions, inactions…

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False statements are presumptions. So, you know, this could be, uh, against…

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the California… the people, the general population of California Assembly, or, I mean, could we work… could I… could we work on this?

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It could be any lawful California state person.

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Right, because, see, once each… once each one of our assemblies does this as a whole, then each one of us, if you… if you could be so kind as to show, just to… to give a peek for anybody who hasn't been following, just to show what the.

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The follow-up with the true bill, you know, that comes after this, but if we do this as.

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as one, you know, as a body of the assembly, then each one of us as individual man and woman, we could do a true bill.

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once they… once they, um… don't… don't… you know, they are in dishonor.

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Yes. Right. So… the Assembly would send this in and have a registered mail number on it.

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And then, uh, let me pull up the… I had it before I had… redo things here.

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Because, can you imagine, as an assembly, the power that… You know, one thing I feel like… We've been missing as our assemblies, is what we're looking for is, like, you know, like.

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The teeth and the enforcements, not that we want to do anything… we don't want to do anything bad, it's just that.

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there's harm already coming at us. How do we have that subside? And for me, when I started seeing what you and Christy were doing with this.

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True Bill, it's kind of like, I feel like this is really a really good possibility, because.

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when they do dishonor, as they already are, every single one of these.

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corporations and whatever are in dishonor, and… If each one of us, man and woman.

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Do these true bills… it's kind of like we're hitting that pocketbook.

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Yep. Yep. Yeah, well, that's the thing, is that they… They're not changing their ways because they've never had any consequences.

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Right.

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So… so this is the consequences. So, um… you know, you can either put a registered mail sticker on here, or you can use your UPS tracking number, because every.

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bill has to have a… Um, unique number on it.

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Okay, so then it says the alleged agent and the alleged… Asian address, and this is where you're gonna change this to the.

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name of the document that I just went over.

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Because I haven't… I haven't edited this yet. It will be edited.

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And you have received this waivable self-exciting true bill for unwarranted actions, inactions, false statements, or presumptions outside your sovereign affiliation of authority.

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And this true bill will be waived with you… Rebut all of the above criminal information post-hace or within 72 hours.

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of your receipt of this bill, correct all records, evidence.

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And, uh, correct all records, and evidence correction, to me, to hold me a lawful state person harmless for.

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All records not compliant with above. criminal information and outside your sovereign delegation authority.

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Okay, so that's how they can get out from under it.

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They gotta do that within 72 hours. And, um.

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You know, in the… Silver bullet, I said, you know, I exercise my right to accelerate at will.

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So that's how we… and that's UCC… 1-309, if anybody wants to look it up.

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anytime you're… you're… you feel insecure, and… They've had 15 years of… notices… That they've ignored, so… Uh, that's why we have the ability. So, unwarranted… Action, inaction, false statements, presumptions.

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$10 million, and… you know, the date they did it, you know, if they held a court hearing without.

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without you there, and after you've.

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So you could… those that are familiar with the Eugene padding process, we do… do kind of the same thing we do.

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read it and read across whatever document they gave you.

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return service…

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Boyd sovereignty. No sovereignty elation of authority. you sign it and date it.

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And that's the… when you return it, that's your appearance.

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Okay, so… You know, they said you didn't show up to court? Okay, there's $10 million, you know, they… Um… presumed jurisdiction when they didn't have it, there's $10 million.

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Um, they failed to dismiss the case. Again, see when… They should have, and that's $10 million. And you can have as many.

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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, as many as you want here.

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Okay, this opportunity… and this is an opportunity to cure. In other words, they can fix it and not have the…

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True Bill. This opportunity cure default judgment.

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fact, and debt shall occur within. 72 hours of receipt of this waivable or sex, self-executing true bill.

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By my right to accelerate at will. payment can be made to blah blah blah.

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Principal's agents… And… this boilerplate.

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And again, you can either do it with two witnesses, or… Um… a recording secretary.

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And with it… so what that does is make this a verified claim.

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Because when you get a bill, it has to… somebody has to… sign that, yes, this is a true accounting.

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And if they don't do that under penalty of perjury, there was no verified claim.

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Okay. Yeah.

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May I, Doug? So… so what's amazing about this is that the next step, and Terry went over this in, um… Doug and Christy's, um, Thursday class, uh.

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I'm about to go there.

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Oh, perfect. I yield.

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Okay, so when you log into the DMS server.

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And because this is a recording, we won't give the… password here.

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But… It's available. A lot of people have it.

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Okay. Well… Um, yeah, have fun.

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So this is Duggan… Christie trainings, and you never want to hit the… Never want to hit the download folder.

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Okay. Sure. Yeah, I'm taking off now, so whatever you want to do.

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Because that'll turn the whole thing into a… a, um… they'll turn the whole thing… into a zip file.

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Josh, you have a hot mic.

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Okay, so if you click twice. Oops.

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Doug, you're not… you're not… you're not screen sharing right now, Doug.

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Yeah, I had to, um…

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Okay. Yeah, and I gotta log out and log back into this as well.

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Let me get this going here…

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Yeah, well, Doug logs in and out. I had my hand raised, and I was just… I was kind of wanting to bring up the, um… One of our brothers, Eugene Peng, is still in custody, apparently in…

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160 days, they put a document in front of him that.

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he wouldn't go after them, and he refused to sign it, so we think he's still there, so… I'm going to be looking up, personally, uh, I think he's on Burke, B-U-R-K-E county in Pennsylvania.

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And, you know, looking up to create an account there to put some money on his books.

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Which means that the commissary can buy coffee or get notepads for writing his legal stuff.

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Uh, and then ask them, you know, what documents do you need? At least in San Diego, the only books.

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Uh, please let Doug finish.

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that you can get, or come straight brand new from a public… Well, he's on… I'm just filling in while he's logging in and out, ma'am, so I don't know if you just heard that.

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Yeah.

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But, uh, I'm just presenting that, and I'll have to bring it up in another meeting. Anyway, so I yield. That was my… I just brought that up, and I'm done in the next, uh, coordinator meeting, I'll bring it up again.

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Thank you.

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Yeah, it was… I was busy, and Gregory knew I was busy, so… Because I had to re-log in the… I had this up in… And I had to get rid of my history so it wasn't logged in anymore.

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So…

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So, Tracy in the chat is asking, how does one join Christy's training?

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And on Mondays, is Johnny Perry still in here? Johnny, are you able to put up.

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The Monday link and the Thursday link, or I can grab the Thursday link, but Johnny, are you here? Are you willing… And able to put up the Monday.

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Mondays are, are, um… if you're brand new, and Thursdays are… If you've been coming around, but anybody can come to any of them, right, Doug?

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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So, um… Let me get back in here, and…

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Okay, can you see my screen share?

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Yes.

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Okay, can you still see it? Okay, so this is the DMS.

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Yes.

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server. You never want to hit the download folder.

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Good.

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So you just double-click, and the number one folder here will always be Due Process 220 prerequisites.

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And week one is, like, the basics for… everything we do.

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And that there's a recording in that, and some documents.

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And you want to be familiar with that. And then, um…

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The second folder here is…

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call we had a few weeks ago with. Terry, and…

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I went over the true bill. And the self-exi… And I'm in the, uh, silver bought and the self-executing true bill.

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You know, and the, um…

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Let's see… Yeah, I'm not sure why that's in there twice, but anyways, so there's the video… Which is about, uh, 2 hours long, and of course, hour and 15 minutes.

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is the, uh… Silver bullet and the true bill, which I did in the second 45 minutes.

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is a really good explanation of how to file a lien, which Terry did.

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And we really need to file liens, that's what's gonna… get the, uh…

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The de facto's attention. So, now if I go back to process, and… So here's… all the documents… Um…

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So these are… these three are the evidence. For the, um…

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Um… Silver bullet.

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And… Um…

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Yeah, so I guess this hasn't been updated yet.

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with the… but anyways, this is the… folder you want to go to.

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to get the latest copy of everything. So whatever the most recent.

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document is, will be… put in here.

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So, um… Dave and Dave Sheldon on Arizona is the one that maintains this, so… Um, we're in contact all the time.

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All right, so that's… That's how you… Navigate that. Any more questions?

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I'll get to net on Marion, so… Until we have the militia up and running.

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fluently throughout the country. Would you say that these liens are gonna be our… are, uh… go-to, and how would one go into.

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learning who and how to do these liens.

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That's in Terry's portion of the… September 28th call.

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Okay. I have one other question. It was something you brought up before, and it's really important, since.

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Uh, on Florida, we have a lot of… Um, green… green card holders.

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And they're getting a bit concerned. that, uh, should they be renewing their green cards, or should they just… uh, stick it out based on… what ICE is doing, and because we do not have our active militias in place yet.

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just your thoughts, please.

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Have they been here 7 years without public assistance?

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Um, and we're talking about quite a few different people. They are actual lawful holding green card holders.

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that are self-sufficient, yes.

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Okay, alright. Well, the thing is, you have to have been here 7 years and a day.

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And then you can… paper up.

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Well, they already are papered up. That's the question. Sorry, I must have mis… said this, spoke, okay. So these are actual ASNs.

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Okay.

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We have quite a few on Florida. that are also green card… folders, so they're lawfully in the United States. Some are the… some of them, their green cards are getting to the point that it's.

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They're needing to be renewed, and that's the question.

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Okay, well, the thing is that they should have a credential card.

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They do. All of them do.

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Okay, well then that's all they need.

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So you do not feel that… and I'm glad that you're able to give me that answer, because.

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We have, uh, quite a few, actually, um, in closing in on 100.

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that are concerned that ICE will remove them if they do not renew their green cards.

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May I? Rebecca, here on North Carolina.

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Yeah.

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They are, um… if they have a green card, they are foreign… Citizens applying to work.

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in the U.S, so that whole… bag is not for Americans, so if they are status corrected, they're Americans, they don't need the green cards, they're no longer… part of that system. I yield.

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So this would be something that the assemblies could enforce.

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Excellent, yes, that's what I was saying. Until the militias are up and going.

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On the… Yeah. Yeah. Well, again, again, we need to talk to Anna about.

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what would their recourse be?

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what the courts can do. you know, if… you know, when she was talking about, um… the securing the borders.

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a couple years ago, she, um… said, you know, what… A county justice, um, border county justice.

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And the clerk and two witnesses could… Um… put a stop to it, to the border crossings.

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So… and somebody asked in the, um… I really recommend that people look at the, um… Um…

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past videos from the last few weeks. They're in the DMS on the, um… the, uh, calls that we've… the Thursday calls we've had, and the Monday calls, too, they've been good.

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But anyways, I asked if… what about, you know… Um… A writ of Replevin.

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Okay, so that's something that could be done so that somebody comes in.

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with two witnesses, and say, you know, the… de facto stole my… Z-plates… Um, I want them back.

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And then… So there's… there's all the evidence that… the, you know, the witnesses swear that that's what happened, and… And you can show the… The paperwork, or the… whatever, and the…

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He's get an order from a foreign court. to their court to return the property.

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Right. Well, in general, what we're seeing without our militia.

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So we could do this in foreclosures, or… Um…

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And I am part of the reconstruction of the militia for, um, our state.

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But we are seeing without our… the militia being able to actively do things, we're not seeing that.

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uh, the strength that comes from that. Especially since we are still trying to negotiate to get all the sheriffs on our side as well.

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So I want to thank you for your input.

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Yeah, well, that's the other thing, you know, that's why I say… Everybody needs to be flooding.

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So you don't know who you are. outreach document… anybody's as they can get.

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Yeah, because the problem is the collective ignorance.

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Correct.

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You know, and… I haven't written a version of the… correct your records without the fee schedule yet, but that could be done.

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you know, you need to take number 6 out of it, and that's… Um, and take the… Um, notice the liability out of the, uh.

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Um, titled… And the… the places that the titles change inside the document, but that's… You know, that's one of my projects.

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I'm sure I'm speaking for all of us, we greatly appreciate.

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hopefully get done before Monday.

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the knowledge that you bring to this group, and for years you have been.

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uh, filling us with so many things that we are, I'm sure I'm speaking for all of us, extraordinarily grateful. Thank you.

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And it's… It's not just me. As I said.

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And I yield.

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You know, the woman asked about the Ritter Plevin today.

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And I wouldn't… wouldn't have thought of that, and so that… said, well, then we can do a writ of Andamus, and we can do a… you know, we can get the property return, and all sorts of stuff, if we can…

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And coordinate that with Anna. So it's… you know, and Bill on New York has been instrumental in this, and.

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a Eugene Pang. kind of opened my eyes. Well, it's their fault, it's not about us, it's about them.

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So, and that's what got me to thinking, well, if it's about them, they don't have any sovereign delegation of authority.

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So… So, and it…

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So are you saying… are you saying that you still… 100% agree that the pen is mightier than the sword.

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Do you have enough money, but I'd like to open it?

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Okay.

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Yeah, because… you know, everything… because they're corporations, everything they run on is documents.

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Right, right. We have… we have a hot mic.

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Suzanne, you have a hot mic? Suzanne Gabbard… Mike?

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Thank you. Sorry about that, Doug. Oh, back up.

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Alright. Does any of that, Mike?

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Can I make a suggest… may I make a suggest… Justin?

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Cool. Cool.

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Yeah, go ahead.

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Um, just as a thought, you know, some of those people that have green cards, maybe what they could do is.

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Huh?

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go maybe, you know, maybe drive. Drive 2 hours away… drive 2 hours away… and get a P.O. Box, maybe a private one, that will… There's still a hot mic.

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Hi.

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Who's hot mic is that?

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Suzanne? Yep. Suzanne Gabbard, do you have a hot mic?

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It looks like Suzanne.

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Thank you.

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I don't… anyway, so maybe what somebody could do is maybe go 2 hours away from your house and maybe get a private P.O. Box that will do forwarding.

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to another P.O. Box that's right in your neighborhood.

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And then, uh, use that 2-hour-away post office box as a mailing address to notify.

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Um, Department of Homeland Security, with all your documents. This is who I am, I've been here for 7 years and a day, and I'm a, uh, state national.

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And just, uh, get a notification right out of the gate, you know, now to Homeland Security, so that if they try and… if they come after you, you've already noticed these people, and you've got the documents to show and prove it. It's just an idea for me for further…

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Yeah…

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Thank you. Thank you for bringing that up, because there's actually… probably a very… and I'm not going to say the numbers, but a large amount.

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of immigrants that are part of our… assemblies, and so we see that this is a serious… serious concern for them, and I want to thank you.

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Yeah. It doesn't have to be that complicated.

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You can just send to it in care of a friend.

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Yeah, it can just be another Assembly member. across town, he just… send it in care of them.

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Extraordinary. Thank you, gentlemen.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, maybe so, but I would… I would rather have it 2 hours away from me, so they can't come and look for me in that town where the friend is, and I yield.

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Yeah, well, again. You know… We've got to flood them with the… all the, you know… If all the… ESN's… we're… put… you don't know who you are.

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put them out there. to all the… the… you know, the report of crimes for all the police departments, and… And… you know, the Secretaries of State and the FBI and everything, and just…

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Forum. you know, they're gonna get… they're gonna… say, hey, there's something going on here.

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So, eh? Yes, sorry about that.

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And… and do the… yeah, one second. So, and, you know, do the… the DMV.

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Every… Every, um… State and National can do a… true bill to their DMVs that'll be doing… 3 days, you know, it says you…

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your records have to… So that I may, uh… A sovereign land bearing… tax-exempt.

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her, um… yeah. Hmm… exempt tax per queue.

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non-combatant, blah blah blah.

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And you can just do that with emails. Yeah, and so they… so the way to do service with an email is you.

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read out the email on their webpage. And then take a screenshot of what you sent them.

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And then that screenshot is going to have a time and date stamp on it.

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And that's your proof of service.

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You know, and… uh… One of the things I talked about this afternoon was.

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writing up a, um… UCC1-202 notice.

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Um… blurb that… that told them that, you know, anytime they receive something, they have knowledge of it, then they're responsible for it. They can't say, we didn't know about it, or… Anything? Because you've… you've got the screenshot of what you sent them.

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So, you know, there should be a screenshot of the… like, if you send them the… the silver bullet.

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Put a screenshot of the silver wallet with the… Um… Um, the date that you sent it.

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And, um…

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you know, they recognize, uh, slash S slash as a signature, and then you write your name after it.

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So, these are all things that I'm going to be working on, and we'll put them in the prerequisites folder.

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And also, the… you know, we really require people to have gone through the prerequisites folder.

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Before they come, or before they ask questions on the Thursday calls.

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the, um, Monday calls, anybody can come to at any level, but… We want to not have to explain everything every week.

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Again and again. So that's why we've got the two calls.

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Any other questions?

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Yeah.

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Yeah, may I, Doug? I just wanted to add a couple clarifications as well. Um, is that.

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This is like a… this is like a process, right? So… you know, the first thing is, is, um, I still think it's… it really, really important for us to send out our priorities. Anna's been telling us for years and years.

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And when we notice them. Most… most likely, they're not going to do a darn thing, right? So that's part of the setup, is that we did notice them, here's what we want, here's what we don't want.

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And then, we send them as… my… this… these are my ideas, is that we send them as an assembly.

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Because we noticed them one time, and we say, um, here's the… here's the silver bullet, the first one that Doug showed.

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And, um, and we send it as an assembly. Then, those are the setups. Once we do that.

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As an assembly, we can also have a template of a true bill that each man and woman, as they wish.

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can send in. And then, they can… now, Doug didn't go over the liens, because it's farther along in the process, you know?

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But Terry does an excellent job going over, um… Going over the liens, and each one of us can do that.

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Um, when we send it out as an assembly, then they've kind of… They've… they've breached the trust with each one of us individually, and then each one of us can address.

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Each one of whoever we sent it out as an assembly. So, for example.

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We don't all have to send it out to the DMV.

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The Assembly can send it out to the DMV, and then each one of us can send a true bill. Each one of us can then.

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do a lien. And just to make a clarification.

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That really hit me when I was listening to Terry go over it a couple weeks ago.

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Here's a distinction. We're doing… we're doing an agricultural lien.

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We're not doing a commercial lien, see? And we can do an agricultural lien, because.

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agricultural is land. jurisdiction. That's where we're standing. So when we're doing these liens, we're not doing commercial liens.

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And so I found that to be, like, wow, you know? Um… That was really, really interesting.

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But really, I mean, in my heart, I'd really like to see the corrections, you know, but when we're all… doing the best that we can to serve them education, to tell them, here's what we want, and here's what we don't want.

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And then they're still not doing anything, well, if we all are like, okay, well, listen, we tried our best, and now we're gonna… we're gonna true bill them, and then we're gonna have to lean them, because… What else can we do? And it's a way that we can do the enforcements, because.

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Doug, go ahead and explain how it… when you do the lien, it affects them.

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It affects their business, because their businesses, their corporations, and it affects.

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It affects their insurance, and it affects one other thing, and Doug, you probably remember better than I do.

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But that's… that's the point.

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Yeah, it's… If they go to get a loan, and it shows up on their credit report.

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Let's say we've got $10 million on their credit report.

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And the thing to remember. is that if they don't have any sovereign delegation authority.

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They're liable. for their actions.

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So the $10 million comes on them personally. As well as the… the entity.

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And… You know, if… If everybody sends one to the… the, uh…

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DMV… You know, in 72 hours, the…

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everybody can do a lien. you know, so you want to… you'd want to send a cover sheet on there that I'm…

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I don't use my automobile. For commercial purposes.

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And then they… You know, and they'll get the message in.

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So, and I can't receive anything from anybody, you just write… Return service, void for… for board delegation of authority.

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your autograph and the date.

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And send them this…

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with a self-exciting true bill, and they've got 72 hours to fix the… the fraud.

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And also, I see a lot of chat in the chat talking about courts, and just to clarify, this is a quarter record. We're not going into a court.

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We're holding court. These are our records, we're holding our quarter records, and we're not going into court, so we're not… we're not talking about their court or our court. I'm not sure what the… if the chat is talking about these documents, it's just that it's going on at the same time, so… I just wanted to throw that out there as well. We're not going into court. It's not like we're doing these liens because we think we're gonna get paid.

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It's more like we're doing the liens, um. Because it creates some kind of leverage, and that's what we've been… we've been lacking some kind of leverage, because we write our stuff.

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And they don't do anything. So if all of us are doing this together.

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As an assembly, I mean, we can each do it individually, and I see there's questions in the chat, are we changing these documents and everything else?

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Best thing is, when you have questions, go to Christy's class on Monday, go to Doug's class on Monday, and then when you start getting the hang of it, go on Thursday.

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And then when you really start getting the hang of it, do it individually at your household.

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And we can do it together as assemblies. And, um… So, it, um… So anyways, this is not court. We're not going to court, we're holding court, and it's a court of record, and these are the records. We are the record keepers, you know? So, um…

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I just wanted to throw out some of those clarifications, but really the best thing to do is to.

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Go into the DMS, like what Doug showed you, and what Doug is showing all of us.

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And, um, you know, kind of just watch some of the playbacks, because they're really, really informative, and then go to some of the classes, or just continue watching the playbacks, so that all of us can get our minds.

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you know, moving together, um… So that we could see, this is what we can do. This is what we can do. So, um… I yield and thank you.

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Okay, here's Webster's Court. residents of a sovereign.

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Sovereign Formal Assembly. Sovereign officer, and as an advisors who are the governing power.

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the family and retina of the sovereign. reception held by a sovereign.

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Okay, so be there is a court. Well, we would call a court.

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And if… If they're not… If they don't have the sovereign's delegation of authority, they're not a court.

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They're an administrative tribunal. A corporate administrative tribunal, so… You know, the question.

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Excuse… What kind of entity is the defendant?

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If you ever get dragged into one of their courts.

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Any other questions?

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We'll also, Doug, when, um… when Terry was on that call a couple Thursdays ago, there was an excellent part where.

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I felt like it was excellent. I was asking Terry some questions about.

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you know, could we do this as an assembly when we were going through the liens.

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And I wanted to, um, maybe clip that part out if… if… If you guys want me to, I could clip it out and get it up on mop and Bucket. It's not gonna explain the whole thing.

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But it's still a really great conversation. Doug, you think that would be a good idea, just to get that little clip on mop and buckets, so that.

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um, people can get used to it, and then I can point them back to… Um, where the classes are. You think that's a good idea?

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Well, I think… I think I'd rather that you… make an MP3 of the section that you want.

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And we'll have Dave put on the prerequisites channel.

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Yeah, I could do that. The only thing is, is like… That DMS, it doesn't have links, you know? So a lot of people, it's not as easy as just going somewhere. Everybody's used to going to mop and Bucket, so that's why I have this idea.

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Yeah, but we don't want it public.

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Just to clip it out. Okay, that's what I wanted to ask your permission. Okay, I agree, and I get it. So, okay, great, thank you.

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Any other questions?

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So this is… is really…

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something that… that none of us are used to… thinking about.

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You've actually got to become somebody else. You've got to get your mind going in a different direction.

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that whoever they are. saying they're the government, they're not.

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They're on their own true ship. And they don't have our sovereign delegation of authority.

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And, you know, it's also very important that we.

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Let all our friends know that are not ASNs.

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And as, um… When we're talking about the, uh… the data centers.

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you know, whatever… whatever peop… upset about.

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Um…

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a money system, which is a wealth… transfer system.

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You know, and that's well explained by Alex Craner in the.

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for CEO, and you don't know who you are.

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you know, it affects everybody. So this is… this is a good… moment to do outreach.

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And, you know, as… Michelle said at the beginning of the call.

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There's gonna be a flood.

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And so the more people we can get up to speed.

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sooner, the better off everybody will be.

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So, send the outreach. You know, that you don't know who you are outreach.

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to as many people as you can.

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Okay, any other questions?

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I don't have a question, but can I make a statement?

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Sure.

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So I'm… I'm very new. Um, I've… Listen to this whole podcast, and I just want to say that… I'm extremely, extremely… Happy. That… I found…

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something that I… I feel in my heart. and a bunch of other people do as well.

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And… I'm just… I'm… I'm so thankful to be part of this now.

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I, for the longest time, I just… I've been… I've been lost.

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Uh, prior military… You know, I've… manage, uh… a few different industries, and it's… I just know that… the America that… We know he's just completely corrupt, it's completely gone.

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And you sit there and you wonder, you're wondering… what am I doing, and what am I… am I… how can I help?

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And… from listening. to everybody here, it seems that… This is exactly… what we all need.

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Um, corruption's gonna be coming from everywhere. So, I'm not saying that… you know, the previous conversations that… People were talking about with other org… That they are, but… the stronger we get.

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the more corrupt it can become. So we have to be very… You have to keep our eyes open. We have to keep our ears open. We have to talk.

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We can't allow that to happen again, just like this.

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This is why we're here. We're here. Because of corruption.

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I don't know about you, it's not about money. I didn't even know about money.

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I become this because I just… I wanted to get my… I wanted to become… I want… I didn't want to be a slave anymore.

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And I already knew that before this conversation. I don't know, 15-something years, I've been… into… just… just… watching videos and understanding.

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I… Um…

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This is just… this is just beautiful. And I'm out in Washington State.

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And the people that I've talked to are absolutely wonderful.

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Um… That's all I'd really say. I'll have more to say at another time.

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I just want to say thank you all. And everybody that's on here that's stayed for all this, I just… I… Um, I'm absolutely… thankful that I'm part of an organization like this.

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And we're all great Americans.

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Go ahead, Adam.

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That's it.

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And what was the, uh… I'm sorry, what do I have to say? Uh, over…

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May I? Welcome home!

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Yeah, yeah. I yield.

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Thank you, ma'am.

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I yield. That was it.

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Thank you, Doug. Thank you, Adam.

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All right. Any more questions?

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Really quick, I'm… I probably missed it. The, um… you don't know who you are will be on the DMS, Doug.

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Yes. It will be.

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Are you?

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It's, uh, in the chat at. 27 minutes after the first hour.

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So your Eastern time zone, so that would be, uh… 27 minutes after 8.

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Okay, I mean…

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Doug, Doug, it seems like there's some questions going on in the chat. Um, Jason, do you want to maybe bring your question.

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to, to, um, to Doug, so that you can have a discussion, um.

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it seems like there's some questions happening in the chat about, you know, just being ignored.

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Um…

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Yeah, I can follow the chat, so… Yeah, jump in.

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I'll read it. I can read if… it's in the chat.

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The issue is that the document… The document is written as flawed.

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I read the message, and I think Jason and Doug should have a conversation.

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And that's my issue. It's specifically the treason clause.

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Treason is specifically defined in the Constitution itself. And so you… so there's two problems with it. One.

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The definition used. you're committing treason against the Constitution doesn't fit, because it's defined in the Constitution.

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And second, you can't commit treason against a document.

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It is impossible to commit treason against the Constitution, because it's not a living being. It's not a living man or woman.

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So, automatically, if you give that to someone in the de facto world who has any training in their legal system.

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you're automatically in the bozo bin. Right, they're gonna ignore it. Even if everything else in there is valid.

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they're going to ignore it. As they rightfully should.

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Because it's that… it's… it just doesn't make sense.

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And that's… that's when you get into problems, because now you've got.

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someone who sees this and says, this is meaningless to me, I'm going to ignore it, so you're not getting any.

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any movement from the de facto that you want them to have.

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And they don't feel that it's enforceable.

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And that's… that's my biggest issue with it.

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The treason comes from their court cases.

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You cannot define…

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Cohn vs. Virginia.

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In that case, what Marshall… have you read the full decision?

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That was… that was Jay, I believe. Yes, I read it.

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Or did you just pull the quote?

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Okay, it was Marshall who wrote the decision. that you're… that you're quoting. So that tells me you didn't read it.

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No, it just means that…

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And what Marshall was talking about in there. was the idea that it was a, um… that the Constitution represented the people.

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But again, if you read the definition of treason in the Constitution, it is.

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primarily about making war. So you're either making war against the U.S.

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Which would be taking up arms. Essentially, or giving Aiden comfort to our enemies.

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There's no defined enemy. We are at peace. So, by any metric, it still fails that test.

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But enemies, foreign and domestic. So it's not a declared enemy, necessarily.

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It's someone who's…

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You would still need to prove that whoever… if you were to… to actually try this, right? You were to say, Jason, you committed treason.

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Right? For whatever offense. you would still have to prove.

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that the enemy existed. You'd have to name them and prove that they were an enemy.

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You don't think Anna has done that?

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I would… I would wager to bet with you that Anna would.

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would say that we are at peace, and we don't have true enemies.

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Because if we had enemies, why wouldn't we be declaring war?

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Well, Anna has used… Look up trees in Anna's articles, you'll find it there.

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Why would we be recurring fees?

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And if you go beyond that, right. You would still have to name the correct enemy.

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So, you may have committed, you know, let's… we'll use me as the example, right? So I've… let's say I've legitimately committed treason, but if you've identified the wrong enemy, you've still.

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got the wrong crime. Am I a British agent?

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a Roman agent? German? That's where, again, if you're gonna… if you're gonna bring claim, you have to bring claim.

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No, you don't have to be a… you don't have to be…

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You have to be specific. Right? When we do an affidavit, it is as a witness.

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It is as a witness.

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Yes. Any, any alleged… Any alleged agent is… Yeah, any alleged agent, as I defined in the.

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Per bill. And then the silver bullet. And look up.

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how Anna uses the word treason.

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You're self-referencing your document now. I'm talking specifically about treason. You have to prove… if you're gonna say treason, you need to prove treason.

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Yes. In a…

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So you'd have to be a witness, right? It's also in the definition upon two witnesses.

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Right? But if…

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Where's your second witness?

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I'm quoting what they said… what the… The court case said.

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And you're not understanding the court case. Again, if you look at the four corners principle.

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Which is… which is that the document itself is the… so I did contracts for a living dog.

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Okay? If… if… If any NIS… No, I asked, and…

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Right? Every day, I had suppliers that would try bullshit all the fucking time.

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And if I came to them and I said.

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The definition that's in the contract. is not the definition I'm going to apply to you?

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It doesn't work. It literally does not work.

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How can you apply a definition that is different than the definition that's actually in the contract?

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Okay.

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It does not work.

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You'll have to take that up. You'll have to take that up with it, and I asked her specifically if law enforcement officer.

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Standing on the side of the road that has stopped you.

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committed treason, and she said, yes, anybody who usurps.

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authority is not delegated in the Constitution, has committed treason.

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I would… I would… I would re-ask her that question, because you can't… You literally can't go outside the document. I mean, again.

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If we're gonna be valid enforcers of these contracts, because that's what we're supposed to be once we become an ASC.

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How can you again say. whatever I… whatever the contract I made with you.

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None of it really applies. So what else doesn't apply? That would be my next question if it were me under that contract.

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The definition you told me of treason isn't the right definition. It's a different definition. What else is different?

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No, it's…

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It's a mess. And there's so many other crimes that they are guilty of that have far worse consequences and penalties.

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It's a nice rhetorical thing, it gets people's attention.

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But it's… it's not… it's not valid. I would… I would literally laugh you out of the room if you gave that to me, and I was on the other side.

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Oh, that's… that's your prayer. And this, you know.

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This has all been run by Anna as well.

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And I… what I'm trying to say is, for my… my fellow ASNs.

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You… you are free to self-govern, you're free to follow this path.

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But I would… I would strongly… encourage you to look at it. Look at the document.

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And I'm not just here to pick on Doug, that's true for everything.

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everything that comes out, even Anna's stuff, Anna's revised things.

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with hindsight, that she started off with, and then changed her thinking on.

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Yep.

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And so that's true for everything. It's not just… sort of… I get fired up, Doug.

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But, um… that… That's my… my plea for all of you.

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you know, really look at this stuff and say, is this right for me? And if you think it is, use it.

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Because they've done a lot of work on this, you can see that.

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And some or all of it may be right for you to use, but when I look at that, I see those as fatal flaws for what I would put.

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to someone in the de facto, if I was going to.

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take it all the way, and my personality is, if I'm going to put it to them, I'm going to take it all the way.

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Or I'm prepared to, anyway.

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Well, it's… Yeah. So the… you know, the thing is… states… the state of states are committing treason.

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You know, they're killing people. They're stealing their homes.

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You know, and it's all without sovereign delegation of authority.

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They're usurping jurisdiction. That is treason.

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Because that's… You know, they have… they have no authority to do that.

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They're… they're… Yeah.

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May I make a suggestion? Um… I, um… I think this man, he's presenting that he's well-versed in contracts, and, um, I would say.

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Uh, I think he should, and uh… I would like him to step forward and talk to… and present that to Anna, and maybe Doug can participate. I think this is a… this is a discussion.

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For further, and somebody commented in the chat, it says, de facto is a British corporation warring against.

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AS in America. Americans are forward, including Boracort is 5th generation more, so… It's a… this is… I think there's plenty of, you know, meat and fat here to be debating and come up with, so that's my…

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Yeah. Cool. Yeah, and Jason, do a search for treason on Anna's articles and see what you come up with.

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The research I did at one point, and I didn't… didn't see the… the tie-out. That was a while ago.

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I know she's done some more recent stuff with it.

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You know, the ones I know of have been around for a while.

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a couple of years, anyways. Because I… I had an earlier notice before the civil rule, it was called the Notice of Fo… Fraud, slavery, and treason, that was… 3 years ago, I think.

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And she had been talking about treason in her articles then.

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So, um…

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No, and I mean, I think in spirit, it's definitely treason, right? I think when you get to where the rubber meets the road of the language of the law.

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Yeah.

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is, to me, where it's… where it's not. Um, but certainly spiritually, absolutely. I mean, you know that they're doing this on… Or… the ones who know are certainly doing this knowingly, intentionally.

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Yeah.

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If anyone's interested, I did a search, and I dropped the link in the chat for Anna's articles on treason. I think it's a great conversation, um, maybe, Jason, you would want to come to the Thursday class and.

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This can continue being discussed, but as a presentation on a coordinator call, I think… I think.

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It's been a great… really great presentation, and a great conversation. I appreciate you both.

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Okay, I'm about ready to wrap up here, huh?

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We're at, uh, almost 3 hours. Or is that 4?

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4 hours.

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Yeah, I second that. I second that we wrap up.

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4…

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Uh, does the host want to wrap it up for the night? What was the host's name? Thank you for stepping in.

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Four.

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Okay, good night, everybody.

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Thank youGood night.Thank you