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Okay…

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This meeting is being recorded.

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All right, welcome to the Countrywide Coordinator Call with, uh, Anna Maria Reisinger. Tonight is.

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Thursday, January 22nd, 2026. And it is, uh, 514 Pacific time. My name is Michelle Ford, and we've got Cynthia Pingston.

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on North Carolina is going to be opening up our meeting in a prayer tonight. Are you ready, Cynthia?

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You betcha. Lord, we want to thank you for protection and safety.

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Awesome, thank you.

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as this storm comes across many states, and all of us that are directly in the path.

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I pray for every family, every person, every elderly that's left in this storm.

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Lord, it's crazy. and just protect them.

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open up our minds that we'd be able to receive the teaching and the understanding of what we need, and to be able to apply it to each and every assembly.

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That we go forward. In every step, making progress.

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And with that, I sat in… God's thing. Amen.

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So be it. Thank you. All right, uh, John Russell, you want to go ahead with the Bivens?

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I am ready. This meeting is private, bearing false witness, misrepresentation, or posting

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inflammatory rhetoric in this public forum is forbidden and shall be addressed in the appropriate manner.

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To eliminate all conflicts and false allegations, is there anyone in attendance at tonight's meeting who is a member or agent of any law enforcement agency?

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public agency, federal, state, county, city, or township agencies present.

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Is there a response to the Bevins' decision for the first time?

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And a response for the second time.

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And in response for the third time.

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Anyone who is here under false pretenses, anyone who is here working for any foreign government,

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Including the territorial United States, or municipal United States.

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Anyone who was being paid or coerced to be here must fully disclose their presence, purpose now,

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Orally, the premises and this conference call.

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If subsequently they show up as a federal witness, they are discredited for failure to disclose.

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Awesome. Thank you for doing that, John Russell. All right, now, did Anna hop in without me noticing? I don't think so.

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Um… Okay, and I don't want to jump to any conclusions, but, um, is there anyone on the call with a hand up right now that, um, does not have a hand up for Anna?

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This is Doug, may I? Yeah, so Anna mentioned on the call Monday about.

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Go ahead, Doug.

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courts of record. Um, we could implement immediately.

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on our states, and um… I would like her to… elucidate on how we, you know, give us.

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a process for actually setting that up, and what the.

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the kinds of actions that. Those courts could do.

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Specifically, whether they could. Determine.

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our status and standing. So the, um, de facto courts would have to recognize it.

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Anyways, if she can't get to the question, if she can.

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write an article about it, that would be well.

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That's great. And I don't suppose that Lisa may already know the answer to that question.

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May I?

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Um,

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Uh, yes! Now, what's… what's your, um, what's your name?

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Okay, oh, wait a minute, I'm gonna put my camera on. I'm Patisa Anglin, um…

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Recurrent Secretary for New Jersey.

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Thank you.

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Um, I don't know if the question is for Anna, I just was told that to come on and I can ask the question here, so anybody could probably answer it. But I was just curious, because, um, I heard, um, I know a lot of people on our New Jersey got

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um, deposits.

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Um, this week, and I was just wondering, like, my mom and I, we didn't get any, so I'm just wondering if anybody knows, you know,

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something we should be doing, or…

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how that might work. I mean, we have our accounts and everything. We've had our accounts set up for a while.

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So, I don't know what's going on.

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Now, when you say a while, I know that, um, I'm not sure how long that is. When I, when I had my account first set up, it took a number of months.

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Um, before everything was, um, you know, before there were any deposits. Has it been more than a couple of months?

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So, yeah, so what happened was, um,

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the call has been actually set up at least a year.

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But what was happening was I kept having some problems.

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Ah.

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with the login. So I would log in, and then it would lock me out. It kept doing that.

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So I figured out I had to go on… be on Google and clear everything out. So it's been now about…

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Yeah, maybe about 3 months that it's…

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Everything has been, you know, okay, where I can still continually get in, so…

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And then also another question, please…

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are you able to…

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Okay.

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Okay.

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So… so… so may I… so may I… may I jump in real quick?

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Yes.

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Sure!

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All right, so some of the common mistakes that we see that prevents people from actually accessing

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Uh, or getting, um, their account fully set up, is you want to… and these are just common things, not saying that you did them, but you just need to check them.

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Okay, mm-hmm.

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Okay? First of all, you need to check and make sure that the ID number that you put in the profile

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is the same ID that you uploaded the picture of.

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So, if you use your passport as the ID,

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You need to make sure that that number is the number on your passport.

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If you used a driver's license, then you need to make sure that that driver's license number

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is the one that's in your profile.

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Okay? And if you used a credential card, then you need to make sure that the, um…

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that the credential card number is on it, okay? That's… that's one mistake, common mistake we see.

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Okay.

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Number two is go look at your documents, because you need to have your two witnesses,

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Need to have your 1779.

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You need to have a piece of mail that has your name on it.

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Okay? Uh, or a banking, you know, the top of a banking statement that has your name or address on it.

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Um, or an electric bill that has your name on it and address, okay?

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Okay.

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And… and then you've got to make sure that… that you've got, um, whatever that credential card or ID is, and that all of that matches.

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You want to make sure that you've filled in all of your profile

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Um, information, okay? Because if you skip any of that,

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then they just… they don't respond to it at all.

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Okay. Mm-hmm.

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Okay? So, check and make sure that your documents have all been accepted.

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And then check that credential card number to credential card, because that's a common mistake people made. They don't realize that that's got to match.

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Okay?

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Okay, okay, thank you.

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You're… you're welcome.

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You're welcome.

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Thank you, Lisa.

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Michelle, it's Darthia. Um, I also have something that came up new for me.

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Hi, Dorothea, go ahead.

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Over here.

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Uh, was their chief team. What is it when a car?

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is frozen.

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what if the account is frozen?

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Yeah, it doesn't… normally there was, like, a 20 to do many.

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Now we have a situation here where. Account got frozen.

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Um, you know what you should do? Shoot me an email, and I can send it up to Mary or Paula.

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Unless they're on the phone, you know, on the call tonight, and could… drop, um, their email into you.

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Um, but feel free to shoot me an email, and it always helps if there's a screenshot of, like, the kind of message that you're getting.

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Mm-hmm.

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When you're being locked out? And, um, I could forward that up to them and see if there's something that needs to be released on the back end.

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So, Michelle, may I?

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You're welcome. Happy to help.

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So, I wanted to give everybody an update.

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Yeah. Go ahead, Lisa.

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Um, I received just enough of the… of silver.

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That we were able to go ahead and order the first round of…

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Continental Marshall Stars. And so that happened this week.

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Um, I'm kind of expecting our Chief's star probably within 2 weeks.

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Um, and, um, and then we're going to be able to get the rest of the active marshals.

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Um, and so, um…

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We still could use some silver for the future, so if you still have a piece, or two, or three,

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that you are willing to give up. Um, I am, uh… I'm still collecting that. I've submitted the…

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Um, ledgers to the Continental Marshals so they can see that there's a ledger that specifies that silver, and…

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So, um, we're gonna be underway here very shortly.

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Okay?

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All right.

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That is fantastic. Thank you, Lisa. Um, yes, is that Melanie?

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Michelle, may I?

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Well, uh…

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Sure. Well…

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Yeah, uh, Lisa, do you have more details about how much more silver you need? Like… it would just help us out if we knew, like, details. Thank you.

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Okay, so Melanie, the… so let me… let me explain the levels of Continental Marshall.

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So we have one chief continental Marshal.

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There's always just one active.

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And then each…

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coastal area has a con… has a…

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um, area chief continental Marshal.

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Okay? So that's 9.

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And then each of those chiefs will have a deputy.

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um, area chief continental Marshal.

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So there's… there's another 9.

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And then under them can be an unspecified amount of deputies.

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Okay? Um, to blanket the country.

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And so, um…

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you're gonna have state chief marshals, so there are 50 of those.

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You'll have Deputy State Chief Marshals, so there's 50 of those.

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And, um…

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I'm trying to think if I… if I missed anybody, okay? So…

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Um, obviously, at 3 pieces of silver each, it's gonna take a tremendous amount of silver. We will probably be asking for it

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a year from now, or two years from now, or…

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five years from now, because

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the… that the potential for the Continental Marshal Service to grow as… as our…

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Uh, people are status corrected, um, the potential is there.

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And as silver is supposed to get extremely

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Um, difficult to access, especially in the next 3 to 5 years.

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Um, we may… we may have a time when we can't provide, um, a martial star, because we don't have the silver.

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So, um…

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So, I can't give you an exact definite number, because I don't have a crystal ball and can't look into the future to tell you exactly how much.

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But I know that…

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Um, uh, you know,

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We're trying to secure a future, not just an immediate.

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amount of silver. Okay?

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Does that help?

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Thank you. Neil. Yes, it does, thank you.

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May I, Lisa?

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Yes, go ahead.

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Hey, uh, good evening. Uh, I was just curious if you had any updates with, um…

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How many postal area continental marshals we actually have

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are all those, uh, postal areas, uh, filled?

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And, uh, and…

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I was also curious if the…

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Marshall services a chartered

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organization like the Peacekeeping Task Force,

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Um, that's number two.

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No, no. Yeah. Yeah, so let me… let me answer them in order so I can… and then you can ask some more.

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So, first of all, um…

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Uh, the Continental Marshal Service was part of, um, the original Continental Congress, so it doesn't need to be chartered.

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They are commissioned by the Federation.

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Okay? Which is what the star is all about, is they get their commission, it's a…

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formal document that goes on

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watermarked paper, uh, which Anna has, which I worked on procuring for her and getting that done as well.

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Um, and, uh, then they are commissioned, uh, by ANA, they, by the Federation. They are not chartered.

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Um, and, um…

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Your other question, sorry.

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Oh, postal areas.

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the postal area, do we have all those positions fared… filled? Yeah.

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So, so there are…

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Let's see here…

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I think you said 9, right? Or 8.

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There are 6, yeah, there are 6 postal areas right now that have an area chief.

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And two, that have an area chief and deputy.

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Mm-hmm. Okay.

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Yeah.

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Okay? Two of those, those six. So we still are looking for…

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Um, or the Continental Marshal Service, and very shortly, um, they will be…

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Um, coming out to…

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Um, kind of begin to campaign for more marshals.

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But our first hurdle is to get commissioned for the chief, right?

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And then all other marshals underneath him,

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can be commissioned.

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You're talking about the chief, uh, postal area marshal, right?

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No, I'm talking about the Chief Continental Marshal, Paul Pappas.

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Okay. Well, then my next question is, is, um, you know, uh, since he is the Chief Continental Marshal, it would be nice if we heard from him directly.

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And, uh, and getting updates from him.

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Oh, I would agree. Um…

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It, uh, um, and I'm… and I'm sure very shortly,

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Um, you'll be hearing more from him.

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Okay, thank you. I yield.

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You're welcome.

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Sure.

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May I, Lisa? Oh, this is Shirley on Tennessee. So… Did you say that there was a Continental chief for each postal… each of the 10 postal areas?

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There's an area chief for each postal area.

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Okay. And then… and then under them, they have deputies for each state.

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Something like that.

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Um, well, at day… yes, they'll have deputies. They'll have a deputy area chief, and then they have deputies for each state.

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Okay, well, it's before then, I guess, gotta be put on paper to see it a little clearer, but I understand.

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There are many levels. Okay, thank you so much, I yield.

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You're welcome.

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Yeah, these are great questions, and I think it… I do think it would be great to have, um.

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Thanks so much here.

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Chief Continental Marshal, Paul Pappas come on a call and, um, be able to field some questions like that.

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Mm-hmm.

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Um… you know, I don't know, uh… I can't remember if he's ever been on this particular call on a Thursday night or not, I don't remember.

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I know he has been on the Sunday calls that Terry had, um… But I don't think on this one. I'll have to send him an invite.

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Yeah, absolutely.

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Michelle, um… My eyes? I'm sorry.

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Okay. Cracking?

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Sure, go ahead, Dorothea. And by the way, your audio is just a little bit, um… Timmy? It's like a little echoey, kind of, so if you can get a little closer to your microphone, I think it would help.

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Is it better now, my sound?

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Yeah, that's… that's a lot better, actually, yeah.

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Okay. Um, I just wanted to also, if it's okay, just… Say hi to Emperor Mayongo. He's on our call.

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I'm happy he got on here, because he's part of our team on Africa.

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Um, I just wanted to… And say hi to him, I'm happy he came up.

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Awesome, thank you! So, you're saying that there's an emperor from a particular nation on Africa?

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Ah yes, yes, actually, I'll… we call him. In the African tribes.

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They call him the Supreme. Um, yeah, he is the supreme above the kingdoms.

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Well, that's fascinating. I mean, that's a whole other system.

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Yeah.

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you know, here on America, we don't have emperors.

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All of us have the status of a king, so to speak, when we're status corrected.

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Um, but that's so interesting. Thank you for inviting him.

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Yeah. There's still learning.

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It's recording, oh.

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I'm just happy he popped up. Hi, Mr. Mayoma.

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I think…

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May I?

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Michelle Dina, I'm Idaho, ma'am?

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Um, you know what? Yes, I also heard… I heard Jeffrey first, so let's go to Jeffrey, and then I didn't see who that was, but um…

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Yeah, we don't have, uh, titles of nobility.

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Go ahead, Jeffrey.

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on the land and soil.

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Mm-hmm. That's right.

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Bail.

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That's exactly right. There is a great book called It's Good to Be King, though. Have you ever read it?

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Highly recommend. Um, and then there was someone who asked to speak, but I didn't hear who that was.

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Oh, great. Go ahead, Dina.

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been on Idaho? Uh, I have a question about global. At first, I'd like to say thank you for everything, Michelle. I love you, and I send you prayers and love and appreciation all the time.

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I think… Oh, thank you.

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kudos to you for all you do. Second, um, I don't know, Paula, it's regarding global, people were asking… I have a gal that.

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created her global account with a new email address, but she forgot to create.

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The email. Yes, that's the face I made, too.

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I don't know how to help, I'm lost.

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Okay, so this is one of those things, um, global will often block somebody if they… uh, receive, uh, multiple attempts to create an account.

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Using different email addresses and whatnot, so… I think you need… we just need to communicate and get ahead of this and explain to global in a, you know, in advance in writing what's going on, what are the various email addresses that were used.

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And, um, make sure that they're clear about what happened, so that they could fix it.

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and make sure that only one account gets created.

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do I have her? Contact Global, is there somebody I need to help her with? I'm… Cool.

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Yeah, um, I don't know if it's the same for all of the different states, but my primary contacts as a coordinator, my primary contacts are Mary Grack.

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Or Paula Garcia. Um, both of them are, um, liaisons with Global Family, and anytime I receive a concern from one of.

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the folks on my state. Um, I'll convey those concerns over to either one of them, and then they get handled, and.

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send me the response, or what's necessary. I… I am somewhat of a… I've been somewhat of a middleman, if you will, on occasion to get the ball rolling and get these things fixed.

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I appreciate that. I'll reach out to Dave, and now I know a direction. I appreciate you, thank you, I yield.

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You're welcome. And all is well. Everything can be worked out. It's all about truth and transparency.

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You know? Oh, is that you, Paula?

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Great.

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Michelle, may I say something? Yeah, it is. If she already has an account with Global, before anybody sets up a new account, they're gonna search and make sure that they don't already have an account.

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If it's a second account that she set up, they're just… they're just gonna cancel the new one.

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and move on.

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It's just…

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Okay. So, with the issue that Dina was talking about, though, regarding the second… the second email account not being set up.

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they're not gonna set it up if she already has an account.

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So, just don't worry about it.

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Okay. Okay, but they won't, um, so Global won't end up blocking that first account because of an attempt.

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to open up a second account. Great.

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No.

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This is Doug with a question for Paula. Is it possible to change your email within the account once you've signed in?

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Excuse me.

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Yes, yeah, you can change your email account, but not your username. Your username cannot change.

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So, you can have a different email, definitely, but you just have to know that your username is going to be the original when you set it up with.

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Awesome. Great question, Doug, and thank you, Paula, for being… Right there at the ready. Go ahead, Dorothea.

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Michelle Meyer?

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And it's also something I want to ask Paula here.

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I've reached out to you regarding the father and son that has the same name.

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Right.

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The son wanting to open the chief gene. And she's gone, and we still haven't resolved it, and this poor young man, he's been struggling a while now.

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And, um… I just…

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What is… what's a good… I haven't been able to get my… I don't know if I don't have international or trying to get in touch with you.

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Do you have, like, WhatsApp or something like that where we could actually make a phone call?

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Yes, I have, because that has been a struggle for me.

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Okay.

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And also, we have had either questions regarding the.

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Um, the notary… the… how do you call it? The notary public.

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That had witnessed on somebody's documents, and that document was rejected.

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And there's been conversations about it, where if a notary public does somebody papers.

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It's supposed to be seen as you don't need witnesses.

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Correct. But not on the witness document.

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you still have to have the witness documents.

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On the witness document, it's the same. If you have a notary copy.

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Then it's the same, because it counts as two living men or women.

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Correct.

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on the paperwork. So, if that is being seen as a… You have the declaration and the two witness forms of three.

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Then you have a notary public still standing up as.

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witnesses on that document, witnessing that they know the story.

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On the first time.

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Correct.

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I'm not sure if that was a question, or… But everything you just said is accurate.

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That's why I'm just asking regarding this person's documents being rejected, even though a notary public was used. What is going to happen? Do they need to re-upload the same paperwork?

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I'd have to see, because it may be another reason that it was rejected.

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you know, it could be something else on that document that's not accurate.

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I would appreciate it, thank you.

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No problem.

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Um, may I, Lisa?

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Yeah, uh, Lisa, Shirley has another question for you.

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Oh, is it? Oh, Lisa or Michelle, sorry, I got mixed up with the name, either one.

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Okay.

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Oh, that's okay.

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Yeah, I just wanted to share something that I came across today, and it's talking about, um… the constitutional… the constitutional Convention.

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Article 1, Section 9, which talks about… speaks about the powers denied Congress, where it says.

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Um… where does it say? No title of nobility shall be granted by the United States. That's Path 1.

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And no person holding any office of profit or trust under them shall.

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accept any present emolument, office, or title. of any kind whatsoever.

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What do you think?

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From any king, prince, or foreign state. So it sounds as though if you're holding office, you cannot.

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I think it's probably big feathered.

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Ben McKinley gave all of the other stuff right here.

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I'm doing… having a… Any titles. Titles, or emotment, or anything like that.

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From on the tip of that one.

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And I might be wrong, and there may be more to it, but that's as far as I have, so I'm sharing that.

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Maybe others can dig some more up. It's not that we can't have a king, but we can't own office.

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Yeah, that is true. Yeah, you can't… you can't serve two masters, so if you're holding an office and, um, you're a… If you're holding an office as a state citizen.

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Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

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Um, or if you're a delegate. serving in the Continental Congress, you can't serve.

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You know, a foreign… entity. We can't serve the crown or hold a title of nobility of any kind, so… Yeah, thank you, Shirley.

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Right. Okay, I yield.

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Now, um, I see a question in the chat regarding, um, from Jeffrey, is Anna coming? And, you know, I'm expecting her, and… but I've texted and have not gotten a response just yet, so… I don't know if anyone else on the call may have heard from Anna. Normally, she'll let me know if she's running late or can't make it, but there's been no response as of yet.

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I don't suppose anybody knows.

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We do have a number of hands up. Um…

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May I speak Michelle? If Anna is not coming, I would want to know.

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Uh, yeah, go ahead.

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In regard to… I'm gonna just put it here, because.

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I don't think what's happening here with us is fair.

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Not at all anymore. So, um… They went another thread out. Now, the thing is, it's now not just people.

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that, um… are in assembly positions.

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But it's our people itself now. that's getting threatened if they don't play along.

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Then, um, their accounts will get blocked. Or frozen.

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And, um, I just want to know here. Is the global family a platform and a place where living and men and women.

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are standing in the supremacy. To have freedom in the sense of.

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Or is this going to into a phase of.

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control, and it's being allowed, where people get threatened.

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Hurt, harm, accounts being blocked, canceled. Who has that authority?

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that they can go actually into the system. Blocking people's accounts.

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or actually cancelling it. What the hell? And that's how I feel at this point.

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Something needs to be done, because. This is not right. We are all very hard trying to keep our frequency up.

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We have groups that are good people closing… they don't want to do this anymore because they got threatened.

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I don't want to work with this anymore at all.

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I don't think it's right. I would really want to know what is going to happen.

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What is the steps being taken to help our people recording this that's going on?

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People coming and threatening the people like this, and they are seen as.

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the same list, coordinators, talking with international, get on the meetings of international.

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And all these things, but they don't get sorted out.

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And still, this is continuing and continuing. Like this week, there was another thread posted publicly.

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threaten the people like this again. How is this allowed? What is global doing about this? Are they going to help us at all?

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Or are we supposed to find a neutral place to go?

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Where, um, it can get resolved in a common law court.

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Because I had enough. I really, I had enough.

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I'm the one that's sitting with all the Africans contacting us.

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crying because their families are getting threatened. I don't think this is nice anymore.

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So, I would really want an answer. What is global about if there is people that is allowed.

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To frighten people, hurting them in this way. Even closing up their accounts or blocking it.

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Who has that authority to be able to go there if ANA is the foundationary of this?

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That's my question, because this can't go on anymore.

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And us as Africans, that is really trying to help our people.

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I feel in my heart something needs to get done with this.

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And this is serious. This is not just groups fighting.

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This is threats happening with our people. Um, I yield to that. I would want to know what, what… What needs to get done here?

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Because this is not fair to our people. And they came into this.

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wanting to be part of freedom. wanting to be part of living men and women, but living men and women apparently are hurting and harming.

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So it's actually sketches the image now that is totally the opposite what Gurbo represents, which is 5 to 8 words, which should be low.

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It's gonna put the bank on it.

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So, I'm asking what is going on?

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Well, you know, Dorothy, there's multiple questions in that… in that question, um, but starting with global.

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So, global… global family group. um, has been working for a very long time. Hunter, uh… Toyofuku has been working… Toyofuku Aki has been working really hard over… I think over 10 years.

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To help to get a… a bank established for us.

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And he's done so on the premise of. 100% love.

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Love, love, love, that we're done with evil, that we're not going to tolerate hate.

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anymore. And, um… this was not a requirement. Um, this… this was an act of generosity and good faith.

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It's my understanding that. Global has, uh, the authority.

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to choose not to work with anybody who perpetuates evil or hate.

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At all. They have, um… they have the authority to say, we're not going to help you.

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So… and that's global. Um, and Anna has defended and stood by that, hey, they're done with evil, so people need to come peacefully and lawfully if they want to work with global.

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They can figure out their own way of getting access to their birthright.

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Um, they don't have to use, uh, Global Family.

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But if they want to work with Global Family, they're going to have to be lawful and peaceful in order to.

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Um, maintain, you know, have access and maintain access.

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Um, so that's global. But global is not a, um, any kind of a, uh… police force, or a, um… you know, they're not a… Marshals, you know, international or continental Marshals Service, dealing with.

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Um, people that are imposing threats. They're not dealing with, you know, trafficking of people or, uh, you know, drug trafficking, or all of these horrible things that.

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Um, that happen. On… on… the watch of the Continental Marshals and other peacekeepers.

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So… this is, you know, how do you force someone to be peaceful? You really can't.

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I think it's like, we need supernatural intervention, because so many people.

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react to. whatever… whatever their form of oppression has been.

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And they often react in a way that is.

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either violent or somehow offensive, um, and just plain wrong against other people.

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So, um… I believe that the answer to dealing with that is more localized.

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Um, governance. very localized.

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That's what I'm… that's my next question. So, at this point, global and our globalists, even… I don't want to bring negativity in here, because that's not what we are.

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But for me. Something needs to… get resolved here.

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So, would you suggest, in a way, that we get a common law court involved? Because we are living men and women to help us resolve this.

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And then it's actually, like, a neutral point where nobody knows nobody.

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And the evidence will speak for itself. We're living men and women can actually come and resolve this.

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Because having a mediation. That's not gonna happen here.

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I'm very honest when I say it. It will not happen peacefully.

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Not among ourselves here. It's too fired up.

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Um, would you suggest that we get a common law.

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14 in that sense of getting mediation in that way, getting it, like, resolved, bringing everything to the table.

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Well, I mean, yes, everybody… all of the… um, assemblies need to stand up their courts, and frankly, all of their pillars.

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However, when you get to your court. You know, when you have a functional court.

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Um, hopefully the court will be used, um, to… help to protect the people of your assembly from overreach of the… of the… Uh, de facto agencies and other disputes, because your court.

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on every county is going to have concurrent. superior concurrent general jurisdiction.

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So, um, yes, you do want to stand up your court.

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And at the same time, if you've got. violent people making actual threats against living men and women on Africa, or South Africa.

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Um, it doesn't seem that they would be receptive to.

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Um… working… with your court.

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So, you know. There has… you know.

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That's exactly… that's exactly where the problem is gonna be.

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Because even though there is a court being established.

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Mm-hmm.

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Uh, they don't worry. It's like… And they run over it. It's like they really think they're superior.

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over everything. I don't know how to place this. This is… this is total evil that's happening.

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So that's why we have really been trying to sort this out, and at this point.

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Um, it gets worse and worse. This thing has not been going on for a month or two or three.

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It's been going on for years. And when I say years, I mean, really, this has been going on for years.

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So, um, I do think we're at a boiling point.

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Everything is cooking up everywhere. And it needs to come to where the facts.

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The prima facie evidence. need to get represented to neutral living men and women that is not just involved, because if we.

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Work was in our own part of world. there's too many people involved in it.

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It's too close to everyone to say we're going to call a mediation.

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Um, it's not gonna work. There's too many people involved here, so I would really… want to just get this resolved.

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If it's affecting the assembly groups or the groups that's already here, but now it's not just that.

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It's affecting our people, because the threats are now.

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escalating into the people itself, and not just the people working with us.

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Well, um… you know, I wish that Anna were here to help to address this, but, you know, it's not a top-down thing. It's like.

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the assembly has the privilege and the pleasure of being able to, um… work out their differences.

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But there has to be that coming to the table. I think oftentimes when.

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Uh, especially as assemblies are brand new, it… appears as though there's a… some sort of a power struggle.

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But once you get. you know, volunteering, and others start volunteering, you realize.

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There is no power struggle. We're all on the same team.

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And so, I think that, um… it boils down to… education and an interest in self… not only, you know, education as a group, but self-directed education.

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Um, without proper education. then it's often people… doing things differently, or reinventing the wheel.

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We don't have to reinvent the wheel, because we're doing, at least here on America, we're doing a restoration.

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And ultimately, that's the goal. is that the men and women.

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So, that is the goal. We're supposed to save.

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men and women from the jurisdiction coming in, helping them, getting them to rent.

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all of that beautiful things. I have emailed Anna.

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everything that we have. But it's constantly now.

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So the evidence is like, here we go again, here it happens again, so.

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At this point, I'm just… I don't know what to do anymore.

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I really feel in my heart that. The only thing that's gonna resolve this is having a court hearing.

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That's how I feel. Bring everything. Get all the living men and women.

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Bring their testimonies. Just get some people in there that can listen, being objective about this.

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that doesn't know nobody in the sense of, oh, this is my friend, they live in that part of.

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No, nobody needs to know all of us in that part or sense of.

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It needs to be so… Um, neutrally handled.

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That this is a fair… Thing that's gonna have the result of it.

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I do not see another way. Michelle, we've tried everything.

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And, um… if the people starts getting freaked out, being scared.

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having fear, I don't think it's right. I don't.

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Well, it definitely doesn't sound right, and I think that probably everybody on the call could agree that.

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It sounds like what you're going through is horrible, and nobody would want to.

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have to endure that, and at the same time.

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there's nobody else that can fix it for you.

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your assembly has to come together and work together, and so… I don't know if there could potentially be a… you know, a plea for peace.

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You know, if you can, um, have a conversation with your assembly.

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and enroll… the possibility of peace on your assembly, and working together to.

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You know, fulfill the function of the restoration of all of the four pillars.

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Beautiful, so you know what, Michelle, if it… If it was the assembly itself.

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Um, but I… But I want you to… I want…

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Our group is very peaceful African states, and we are a group that is so peaceful. It's not that in our groups.

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It's not even with the other groups. It is a group on our soil.

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causing a high hoc and for everybody. It's like they don't stop.

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And all the other groups are peaceful. Trying to help the people, but you get this one group.

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I think stay above it all. threatening, harming, hurting.

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This is just… we are really a point where it's enough.

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Really, can't they just get a dress and say, listen, and if you do say something back.

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It's like you're putting more petrol on it. It's like it's worsening.

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So, I'm just… I just think we need to resolve it in the court, like a criminal court. That's the only option at this point why I see it.

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I don't see another way to… Um, that's just me. I healed Michelle, thank you for just listening.

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Because I think our people need to. Just know that global is not like this.

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But then the questions will come up, why is it being allowed?

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Hmm. Well, you know, you may look at other assemblies as a positive example of overcoming.

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I mean, we have a shining example in the Ohio Assembly.

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Um, you know, there was a time in our history where the Ohio Assembly was having a number of challenges, and.

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Um, finding themselves stuck and in turmoil. And, um, there may be someone on the Ohio Assembly that would like to speak for, you know, speak up about this.

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and share, um… the story of overcoming. What did it take? What did… what did the Ohio Assembly do?

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How did, you know, how was cohesiveness accomplished such that.

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the challenges and hurt feelings were able to be moved beyond and moved past.

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So if there's anybody on the Ohio Assembly, or frankly, any other Assembly that is experiencing success after.

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Experiencing challenges, it would be a great opportunity to speak up and share for a couple of minutes about.

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you know, your experience in doing that overcoming, it seems like the.

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struggles of the South African. um, assembly could really use.

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that kind of encouragement at this time. Is there anybody, um, that… Go ahead, Doug.

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This is Doug, may I? Yeah, so there is… you know, from a fundamental rights perspective.

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And the fact that the global family is the only conduit.

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For our funds, then. you know, there ought to be an ombudsman or somebody in the middle.

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to arbitrate things, to find out what the. the truth is, you know, we're dealing with people, so there's always going to be misunderstandings.

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So, um… Uh, maybe Paula could speak to this as to, you know.

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What a global family could do to have some sort of mediation, so they.

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Because, you know, I've seen it happen a lot of times with Anna. She doesn't have all the information, she makes a.

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A decision on her incomplete information. And it doesn't… you know, it ends up hurting everybody.

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So, you know, there needs to be some neutral party.

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in there to handle the… You know, because otherwise there is no due process.

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you know, global family could. could, in good faith, act the way they're gonna act, you know, whatever they do.

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But they may have erroneous information. So, you know, if somebody else reports something false or something, so all that, you know, there has to be due process.

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In other words, everybody has to have a chance to speak.

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you know, are you?

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May I, Michelle?

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Yes, go ahead, Shirley, and thank you, Doug. I think that was really helpful and insightful. Go ahead, Shirley.

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It's something along that lines, too. Um, this question I'm asking you, but it's really for Dorothea, if she has a clear.

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idea in 2 or 3 words, or even 2 or 3 sentences.

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what the problem is, and then… two or three sentences, what she thinks the solution can be, and also 2 or 3 sentences, what the other side wants.

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And… go from there.

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I mean, if we don't define exactly what the problem is, we can't find a solution.

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And maybe they both want the same things when they start to talk about it.

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I yield.

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Really great, Shirley. I think you're right about identifying specifically what the problem is, because oftentimes.

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And I'm not saying that you're doing this, Dorothy, but oftentimes.

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Um… when there's an impasse.

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People will lay blame on someone. You know, instead of identifying what the actual.

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issue is. And I think one of the things that, um.

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the PKTF director, Joe Hayes. taught, I think it was in 23… 20… 2023 or 2022, he talked about.

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Like, when there's an issue. never using the person's name.

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Are you gonna have the same one.

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Frank gets down there.

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in regards to the issue, but just… Oh, sorry. Hey, Lisa, do you have a hot mic.

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I forgot that.

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Lisa, do you have a hot mic, unless you wanted to say something, which is totally fine.

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Sorry, Michelle, I'm…

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I did want to say something. You know, often what we found…

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That's alright.

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Um, with some of the turmoil, and we had great turmoil. Um…

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And we had some people leave for a while, and they've started to come back, because…

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we get entrenched in the positions and the opinions that we have.

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And sometimes, you know,

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We have to sit back, and we have to begin

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All of us, not just one side or the other, we all have to sit back and begin to listen

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to each other. And instead of making the accusations, because right away someone will usually, out of emotion, make an accusation,

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Um, instead, we need to begin to ask the questions that explore

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what someone means.

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They may not mean at all what you thought they meant. And then we entrench in our… and polarize into our positions, right?

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And so, we have to begin to learn to ask the questions.

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You know, what do you mean by that?

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Can you provide us more detail?

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Um, can you… can you speak to that a little bit further?

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I have a question. What… this term that you're using, did you mean this, or did you mean that?

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Um, and in that way, you know, we're probing for more information, and it may cause someone

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who maybe hasn't thought about it all the way through.

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to pause and begin to think about, well,

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Maybe there is a point in that. Maybe I haven't exactly thought all the way through that.

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Um, and… and maybe I need to explore, do a little more research, or a little more learning on something.

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You know, none of us… none of us have a full answer.

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Um, we… we can only read what we… what we know, research what we can.

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But often, we get into the heat of those discussions, and suddenly, you know, we're pulling out the swords, getting ready to whack each other over the head.

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And, you know, our assemblies have to learn, and I've said this before, the language of diplomats.

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You don't hear diplomats ever address each other that way. No matter how much they…

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dislike, or…

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Um, do, uh, you know…

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Um…

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decide that they're, you know, not in agreement with whatever is going on, you rarely ever hear them.

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Um, go at that. But what they do is they ask the questions that make everybody stop and go, hmm…

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Um, that's a good question. Maybe, maybe we haven't thought this through all the way.

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And so, you know, often, you know, we have to check our… in a way, check the egos at the door.

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You know, somebody else may have the exact answer that we're looking for, that we need.

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Um, and if we're not listening, if we're not

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Using those two ears instead of that one mouth.

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Um, you know, we're gonna miss the opportunity

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that we're really being presented by the Assembly, or individuals, or whatever it is. You know, I've said it before.

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You know, I think some of the biggest mis… misunderstandings that happen

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happen in emails and in text messages.

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In chat rooms and those things.

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And why is that? Because someone will take offense at whatever it is,

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that we've written, without knowing the intent or the emotion,

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or any of those things that go with it, that face-to-face conversations

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actually provide us. So, you know, it is…

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It is really difficult for us to, um, you know, discern the meaning of what somebody has said just by their words sometimes.

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And we have to take a step back and check that, and say, okay,

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Um, what do I need to do

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to comprehend what is really being said to me.

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You know, whether that's… and if you have somebody that's really out of line on your assembly,

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You know, I've advised a lot of people to say, um, what… what is it that you really want

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to get out of this behavior,

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Because this is not something…

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that we really espouse on our assembly, and we're not understanding your behavior.

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Okay? And… and I think that's a very valid thing sometimes for all of us to check our behaviors at the door.

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And begin to comprehend that

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you know, sometimes our emotions, um, get farther ahead of us than what they need to be.

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Okay, we all came because we want to be free.

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We all came because we want common law.

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We all came because we had an idea of what Freedom Court smelled like and tasted like.

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Okay? But I can guarantee you, if you made spaghetti and I made spaghetti, it wouldn't taste the same.

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So we have to begin

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to… to, um, you know, kind of begin to figure out what those flavors are and how we blend them.

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You know, I use the example the other night on a call of stone soup. Anybody know the story of stone soup?

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Right? All one woman had was stones.

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to offer the community, and she put it in a pot of water, and she said, well, if you brought your carrots,

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And you brought your celery, and you brought your tomatoes, and, well, oh, you brought some chicken,

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And you brought some, you know,

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All of these things, we could have a fabulous meal with my stones.

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beneath the stones, she used them to stir the pot.

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But they all brought it, and they all accomplished it, right?

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So, you know, I would say that, you know, often,

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Um, we have to begin to look at

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what, um…

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where we are, what our attitudes are, what led to whatever it is that is falling apart.

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And… and admit to our part.

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Um, you know, I…

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I thank you.

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I learned, and I'm sorry to be long-winded, but I learned as a principle a very important lesson.

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And it was my first year as principal, and I had…

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A very, very intelligent, very active 8th grade, right?

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Feeling their oats quite a bit.

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And…

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Um, I had one young lady,

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Who, um…

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seemed to be in the middle of the pack of

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people that seem to always… the girls that always seem to be

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in trouble. I mean, they were always causing something.

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And I got part of a story.

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And I jumped on it.

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And I falsely accused her.

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And I found out that it was not.

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Now, there would be a lot of adults who would say, psh, she's just a kid, right?

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No, she's a sentient human being.

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And I mean that in the highest sense of the word, in the Creator's Word.

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And I was so devastated.

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that I destroyed this girl in front of everyone… everyone, okay?

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I was devastated.

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And I went up to her and pulled her out into the hallway with two witnesses.

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And I got down on my knees, and I begged her forgiveness.

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It was the most humbling moment.

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I can say I almost had it my entire life.

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But it taught me a very valuable lesson.

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And it taught her a very valuable lesson.

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And… and…

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It's okay when we make a mistake. It's okay to omit… maybe we were only partially wrong.

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But it's okay to make that, because you might find the person that was also partially wrong,

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will realize they were partially wrong, too.

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And they'll come too, you know?

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So, I mean, we have the opportunities. You know, I've told a few people,

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We don't have problems. We have opportunities. And if we start looking at them in that way,

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that they are opportunities to solve, bring peace to our assemblies, do those types of things.

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Our world is going to be a whole lot better.

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And so, I yield.

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Oh, thank you.

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And Michelle, may I add to that? Just one, two sentences. In addition to the stone soup, I've heard that story before, there's also the long spoon.

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Where you find, if you had a long spoon to eat that soup, you cannot feed yourself, but you could feed the other person across the table, and they can feed you back.

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And that way, you begin to cooperate and work together.

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Yeah, that's a very powerful image over the years, somewhere along my learning journey, there was a, like, a meme.

00:58:09.000 --> 00:58:16.000
of that, of the long spoon, you know, analogy, and boy, oh boy, very, very powerful to realize.

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That we really do need one another. We really do, and particularly in.

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such an important and. impactful endeavor that this is a… this is difficult, but it's a privilege that we have.

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But it's a privilege that all of us share. It's a shared privilege, because.

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Each of… each of us get to work to our strengths.

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To help get this job done. You know? So, great feedback, everybody.

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Yeah, go ahead, Dolores.

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May I, Michelle Dolores here? Hi, um, on the topic that we are talking, um, it seemed to me that we are doing a parallel work.

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with the assemblies, and people don't realize this is also an inina.

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path that we are taking. It's not easy to cooperate with others.

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It's not easy to see. your gifts, and your.

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Um, the things you need to work on. So, I love for people to give me feedback and learn of.

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things I need to improve, because I don't see it myself, I am inside my own forest.

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So, I see this as a. parallel road, inner and outer. We always say we are fighting, this is a spiritual war, uh… Between God and devil, but we have that among.

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inside ourselves, too. Um, and often we just focus too much on the outside, and we don't realize that.

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We are also. having to do with personal work.

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Um, anyway, and that's that, and I also was a teacher in several countries. One of them is in.

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in Madrid, and I had an experience with a student that Lisa reminded me. It's slightly different, this is a girl who was sitting on.

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The front row, literally next to my desk. And she was being very noisy and whatnot.

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So, it was hard to handle a 35, uh, student.

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Um, and I, I think I wasn't very nice.

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Asking her to be quiet, because maybe I was under stress.

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And, you know, she was a very, very good girl normally, but that time she really got on my nerves.

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And, uh, maybe I didn't speak to her as nicely as I should.

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Excellent.

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This girl ended up having an ex, um. an accident or something, and she passed away.

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So, I always felt. guilty for not having spoken nicely to her. I never had the chance to apologize or to make amends to her.

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So that reminded me, taught me a lesson. Which I learned back in 1990, 1991, that we always try to.

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must try to speak nicely, because you don't know what is around the corner.

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You may not have the chance to. Like, uh, Lisa said she had the chance to apologize. I didn't.

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Because she just left. She was only 15, so… maybe she's okay, I'm sure she's okay, but she left that.

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in me. So, just. remind ourselves to be kind to everyone.

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Thank you, Dolores. Very empowerful lessons tonight.

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Well, you know, it's a quarter past the hour, and we've been on for… I opened up the Zoom room an hour and a quarter ago.

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We have lots of hands up, but no Anna.

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So, um, I think what we'll do is we'll call it a night, we'll call it a little early.

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Um, unless there are questions that are not for Anna.

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And you've got your hand, you know, some of you may have your hand up with a general question, in which case we can address those tonight.

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But if you have questions for Anna. Um… yeah.

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respond to the invitation email that you received, and, um, send me your question, and I'll compile them and send the questions off to Anna.

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Because she did not respond to me, and um… so something may have happened. She may have gotten swept up in that snowmageddon.

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Sorry, I know it's no laughing matter, but… Unless there's an objection, why don't we call it a night?

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Michelle, can I ask something about you and Lisa?

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Okay, one of the things I've seen lately is.

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Go ahead, Rocky, sure.

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In our counties, we're supposed to have a sheriff.

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But what is a wreath? Do we have those or not? You know what I'm saying?

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Weave was the first name for a sheriff, because there were families of 10.

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You know, there were, like, families, and then there was 10 families, and then there was 100 families.

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Mm-hmm.

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And the, um… Once there were, um… you know, a collection of families, they would have an elected Reeve, and that reeve is just the name of a.

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Now we say sheriff, but it's basically… the early iteration of what a sheriff is.

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Okay. Should we use Sharp, or you… Or either one, doesn't matter.

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That's… that's what I was thinking, Joe.

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We use Sheriff. Yeah. But the word reeve, you know, it's just an early… it's just an early version of.

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Can I answer that?

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Of the…

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Yeah, I… Go ahead.

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Yeah, good.

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This is Michael at Ohio, the word sheriff actually goes back to the Old English,

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Shire Reeve.

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A shire is basically analogous to a county.

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And the Reeve…

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was the one in charge, the one who made the rules.

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And they were supported by…

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The common folk on the Shire, on that county.

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So, therefore, your Shire Reeve is actually your sheriff. It's just a little bit of a corruption of language there. Hi yield, thank you.

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Thank you so much. I'm sorry, what was that?

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So, may I…

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This is Suzanne Vasquez. Um, I was doing my paperwork, and.

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Go ahead, Suzanne. Welcome.

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my paperwork has been not accepted yet. They've been in there since, uh.

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November 17th. For me to get into my, uh… Uh, banking?

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Oh, for the global family? I know that Paula is on the call tonight.

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Yeah.

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Although, I will say this, um, it's not uncommon for it to take.

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Okay.

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You know, there are a lot of pending documents right now.

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a couple of months. So, wouldn't start panicking, because we're…

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Okay. Thank you. Okay, thank you.

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So, yep, just hang in there, it's coming.

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Thank you, Suzanne, and thank you, Paula.

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Michelle, if I could, uh, ask, uh, Lisa if, uh.

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she had any, um, progress on noticing the company that does the.

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scans for the. uh, driver license and VIN number, I can't remember which one it was, but anyway, they were looking into try to.

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poke that and see if there might be a way that we could.

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have, um, some land, um, based. jurisdiction be able to, uh… Um, you know, happen when they… when they do their scans.

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Anyway, I was wondering if there was any progress there.

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So, um, Mike, um…

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We received no responses. We're getting ready to send out a second communication to them, and then I'm gonna start making phone calls.

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So that was the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators,

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But, um, the Department of Transportation on your state really does control that.

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So, um, I'll be… probably next week, my decks are getting clear enough now with every… all my projects committed.

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completed, that I can go ahead and I'm gonna start

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poking on them pretty good. So, I'll keep you informed what goes on.

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Awesome, thank you.

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Uh-huh. It's a process. It's a process, just remember.

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Ah, yes.

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Um, if we get any response at all, that's good progress. So, even if it's… go away.

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That's still progress, right?

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So, we'll get there.

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May I?

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Thank you, Lisa. Um, yes, go ahead. Um, is that Linda?

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It's a question for Paula.

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Does the deposits in our account go from when we're credit… when we're, uh, status correct?

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Or once we get our account number.

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When does the deposit go in?

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Not impressed. Not till you get… once you have an account number, when you… when they make the next deposit.

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you'll get that one. They're not doing any individual deposits right now, because they don't have the time.

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Okay. See, because I got my paperwork done in May,

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But I didn't get…

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let's say my account was ex…

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count number was put in in August.

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So, the first deposit should start in September, is that correct, or does it go back to June?

01:08:06.000 --> 01:08:15.000
when the next deposit… it's not gonna go back, it's just… because all they do is log in, or do what they do, I don't know, I don't know what they do or how they do it.

01:08:15.000 --> 01:08:26.000
But when they're gonna send out a deposit, it's, it's… to everybody at once. It doesn't matter when you were set up, or… But if you're set up, you're gonna get that deposit.

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If that makes sense, no matter what the amount is.

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Okay.

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Because mine started in…

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Um…

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they're not doing anything.

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I was status accredited in May,

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But I didn't get an account number until…

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August, and when I started getting my deposits, it went from September to current.

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So will they go back to, uh, June, or does it just start with September?

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It's gonna start with September, because that's when we all pretty much got that same amount.

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Okay.

01:09:01.000 --> 01:09:08.000
that was just across the board, because. no one had gotten a deposit from August through January.

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Okay.

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Okay. All right, thank you. I yield.

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So, what you got, everybody got.

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No problem.

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Um, may I, this is Gerda in British Columbia.

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Sure, go ahead, Gerda.

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Thank you very much. Hi, everybody. I'm not sure anyone can answer this question. It's a paperwork question.

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And we are looking. to do what, um, the Federation approves of.

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And we're not exactly sure, and this question has to do.

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with people being eligible for assembly participation and voting.

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Do we, as an assembly require hard copies? of the paperwork to be given to the assembly.

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For example, like, we… we don't yet have our own.

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Would our land recording office, but we may be able to put our documents.

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on to bucolic living. And that would be great, and we… we know that potentially our secretary.

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could then access the documents to make sure someone is eligible.

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to be voted in. to a particular position on the assembly.

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But do we, in addition to that, do the assemblies normally.

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Also, keep. paper, uh, copies.

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Of each, um, participant, each member of their assembly.

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Yes, your state assembly, um, should have a state assembly recording secretary that keeps.

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all… a copy of all of the status-corrected men and women that are part of your assembly.

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Okay, that is great. And we have also been collecting a document called Praise of Peace.

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And, uh, we have been doing that in our assembly for a while, but we understand that other people.

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In the American assemblies have not been doing this.

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And we're just looking, well, should we continue, or once we get.

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our information onto the Land Recording Office. Would that be sufficient? Does anyone have any insight into that?

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A price of peace? I'm not exactly sure what that is.

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This is Doug, may I? Precipay is on order.

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Yep, go ahead, Doug.

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Oh, Preciapay. I thought she said praise of peace. Okay, I'm sorry.

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Yeah, so it's an order, so it's… I'm, you know, it depends on what it's for.

01:11:55.000 --> 01:12:04.000
Um… You know, what are you using it for? What does it do?

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It's just… I was under the assumption it's primarily a recognition that you are.

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acknowledging that you are there, that your documents are there, that you're complete.

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And, uh, that you, uh, have everything in order, I believe.

01:12:21.000 --> 01:12:29.000
You know, well, my guess would have been it would, you know, press pay as an order, so… So it would be an order to somebody else to recognize.

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The document's kind of… Lisa, you got any more on that?

01:12:37.000 --> 01:12:42.000
Um, no, but… but, um…

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I'm not sure what the issue is, but this is another issue, just like South Africa, where there's

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Um, kind of assemblies that are formed off to the side.

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And that's really up to Anna. Um, you know,

01:12:57.000 --> 01:13:06.000
You can do paperwork and stay in the private, but as far as setting up, Anna has said, there's one assembly, there's one official

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recognized assembly.

01:13:08.000 --> 01:13:13.000
And you're gonna have to go through, um, Anna Gerda,

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And you're gonna have to try to work this out, because

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Um, otherwise, it's… it's just outside of the structure of the Federation of States.

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Okay, well, thank you very much. Perhaps I'll put my question then in, uh, to Michelle if she's.

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collecting questions. And we'll try to get this, uh, sorted out with Anna. We certainly want to do.

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What is the appropriate thing to do. So, thank you very much.

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Yeah, look up the definition of press base. know what you're talking about a yield.

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If I can add…

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Yeah, thank you. Very good.

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If I could add, the other thing, too. Um, speaking as a recorder.

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Michelle, it's me again.

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the, um… you know. What we're finding in our assembly is that we have so many people that are apprehensive because the process is still too complicated.

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So, like a track race, you're trying to get to the end.

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And every time you put a hurdle up, it's another barrier against somebody getting to the finish line.

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And so, that creates harm to them. Especially if we're getting back, you know.

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all the assets, um, based upon being victims for the last 150 years of.

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from our families and ourselves. So, every time you put up a barrier.

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you're putting up another block. For them. And so, you know, make it as simple as you can. Take barriers away.

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I yield.

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May I miss out? I'm going back to, um, Paula's, uh… discussion about GFG, and somebody had asked a question about deposits.

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This is my observation. that once you… are accepted and you have an account number. If you miss the deadline when they made that.

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payments. Say, for example, a deposit was made. On the 5th of the month, uh, July, let's say January.

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But your account was set up on the 11th.

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then you miss that month, so it will be the.

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next month coming. That's just to make it clear. Secondly, what I also noticed, that they had stopped… they made the last.

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deposit. say, in July.

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But then they started back up in September. However, if you do the math and you count the number of months from the time.

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You got your first deposit to the time they stop, you would find that they really.

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went right over into August. So even though they don't send August to you.

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And it seemed like there's a gap somebody asked about that.

01:15:56.000 --> 01:16:03.000
It's not really a gap. It's the same number of months is the same number of deposits, which suggests that maybe they have made… they had made.

01:16:03.000 --> 01:16:12.000
a double payment, so double deposit somewhere along the line. So it does check out even though the verbiage might not look that way.

01:16:12.000 --> 01:16:15.000
Does that make… does that make sense? Okay, so, just wanted to share what I observed.

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Yeah.

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I yield.

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So, may I, Michelle?

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Thank you, Shirley.

01:16:27.000 --> 01:16:30.000
Um, Anna just messaged me.

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And she said that…

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She is not going to be able to make the coordinator call.

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Um, she says, all hell is breaking loose.

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Um, let everyone know we are okay. But we are working to save the situation. So I don't have any more information than that.

01:16:50.000 --> 01:16:53.000
But maybe, uh, just a quick…

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prayer or quick thought for Anna, and…

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Everyone involved that we can, uh…

01:16:59.000 --> 01:17:02.000
That whatever her fruits of her work

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That God's pros… that God prospered them in their work, protect them, guard them, and…

01:17:10.000 --> 01:17:14.000
help Anna to overcome whatever the issues are.

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And we asked this, um,

01:17:17.000 --> 01:17:22.000
of our… of our… our dear Creator, um, that He help us.

01:17:22.000 --> 01:17:29.000
So be it.

01:17:29.000 --> 01:17:30.000
So be it. Yeah, go ahead, yeah.

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So be it.

01:17:31.000 --> 01:17:40.000
Michelle, can I say something? Okay, maybe a point of understanding might help here.

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I hear Africa. Do you realize that Africa is a continent?

01:17:48.000 --> 01:18:04.000
And a continent has many states, and inside of those states… Countries. It has many countries, and then inside of those countries are their providence and their breakdowns. So when they're telling you of positions or things.

01:18:04.000 --> 01:18:13.000
They're talking continent. They're not talking about the United States, which is on the North American continent.

01:18:13.000 --> 01:18:19.000
And sometimes, we argue about things that we don't understand.

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And I say that because my husband was a missionary to Africa, the continent… of Africa. It's not a country, it's a continent, and then each one of the countries is inside of that continent.

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On down. 13 countries in Africa. There's 13 countries in Africa. Oh, he's been in that many, but… But sometimes there's a breakdown of understanding of what's being said.

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So maybe that'll help just a little bit. I yield.

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Go ahead, Dorothea.

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My eyesight something on that? It's Dorothea. We are aware of what our continent is. We have 54 states.

01:19:05.000 --> 01:19:11.000
We have coordinators standing up at this point in every state of Africa.

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We have the visions. being made in every state, which is provinces. And from the provinces, we have counties.

01:19:19.000 --> 01:19:24.000
So we are totally aware. Of how our continent stands.

01:19:24.000 --> 01:19:29.000
This issue that is happening is happening across Africa because.

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Our people are connected to one another, having families in different parts.

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in different states of Africa. So this threat is not just happening in one state, it is running through all states on Africa.

01:19:44.000 --> 01:19:50.000
I hope this makes it clear, because this is how serious the situation is.

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is it's on Africa. It's not one state. It is infiltrating, running right through the states on Africa.

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Because of our people being family of one another in all different states.

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I hope this makes it clear, I yield.

01:20:11.000 --> 01:20:13.000
Thank you, Dorothea.

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Michelle, may I speak? I have a question. My question is, um, about the, um… It's paperwork.

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When I put in all my information. For the, um… You know, to do the, um… Unpopular, that's not my issue. Well, my issue is, when I put in my information in.

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It gives me a statement, comes back and says.

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That my. recorder number.

01:20:51.000 --> 01:20:57.000
It's not. active. Can you, um.

01:20:57.000 --> 01:21:05.000
advised me on that with. What is it? Every time I go in the system, um… To do it.

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Are you… are you talking about global family? Are you registered?

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Are you, uh, signing up? Portal?

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Yes. Yes, ma'am. I'm going… Thank you so much. Ooh, I couldn't even.

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get the portal right. When I do go on it, and I put my information in and hit verify.

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It tells me that… my recorder number is not active.

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Okay, I don't know if you already did this, but I'm gonna make a couple of suggestions, um, to give.

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a try. Okay, number one, you may want to clear your cookies.

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Mm-hmm.

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on your browser. Start there.

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Okay, then do that. Bye.

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Then, log into your Global Family account. And then when you go to… file, and you… you can actually copy and paste to make sure you don't.

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Hmm.

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Right.

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Um, include any extra spaces or anything? But you copy and paste, just copy the note, drag and highlight, copy, and then… paste it into the area that's asking for the number.

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Okay, okay. Okay, because I'm not having a problem with banking.

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No. Do it.

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At all, I can get in and see, it's just when I try to.

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No.

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Um, the portal. for the education, um.

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Yeah.

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It is. That my, uh, recording number is not active.

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And that's new for me, so, yeah. Okay.

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I had this issue when I was setting up the record… my, um, the education account.

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Mm-hmm.

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Um, and so I… I panicked, and I… I actually… Um, what I accidentally put in.

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was the number on my credential card, you know, which was the publishing number from my documents.

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Right. So I'm going…

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And then I… And then that's when I saw that there was a different number in my GFG account.

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Well, to tell you the truth, I looked, I went back on the air to check all my information to make sure it was correct.

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And all the numbers in each. system was the same as far as that.

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And, uh, and also on my credential card, I verified that as well, the information.

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So, uh, to make sure I am putting in the correct numbers.

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Well, but that's, you know, is the… but your global family account has a different number.

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So…

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Right.

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an account… You know what I mean? There's a… there's a specific number that's… that relates to your global family account, and it's different than your recording number on your card.

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Correct. And… but I… I went on the LRO as well to check to make sure.

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that I was using the correct. number. Also, on my documents, I… pour them out of, uh… Safety and taking a look to make sure that I've.

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Cleanor. the correct numbers on the documents, as well as what was on the ARO.

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May I?

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And, um, the imaging… Yes.

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Okay, on your profile page,

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Mm-hmm.

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Mm-hmm.

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Down in the middle, it says recording number, and it's all numbers. It has nothing to do with TASA, or the LRO. It is GFG's own issue number, and it's strictly numbers, and do not, absolutely do not,

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Use your security key in that line.

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I don't. Thank you so much. No, I haven't used that.

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at all, so I just wanted to. make sure everywhere it was, that all the information was correct.

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And you correct there was… there is a difference on the.

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banking, like I said, I'm not having an issue getting in my account, looking, or any of that.

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I'm just… at one time, I… Was able to get.

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in there, and it may have been… Months, but now for some reason.

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It's giving me back a statement that. My recording number is not active.

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So, I just wanted to see if someone could… in the right direction. I haven't cleared my cash. Thank you, Michelle. I'm going to try that.

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And, um, let's see what happens. I did send them a notice.

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And they send me back an email, I'm sure they probably sent everybody, and it told… it said what to reset my password. Well, I… tried that, and it… The notice still came back.

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Stating that my recording number was not active.

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A year. Uh-huh.

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Um…

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Yeah, I would… Definitely give it a try, like you said, or, you know, like we talked about a moment ago, clearing your cookies, your cash, um… Then, um… When you log into your Global Family, look for that number and try to… not the… not the same recording number as your paperwork and your documents, and it's the… it's…

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No problems. So it's just… it should be the number in the bank account, the Global Family.

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The whole family number. That's the… that's…

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It's on your profile page. It says recording number.

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Cool.

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And it's just numbers.

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Yes. Okay.

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And it does not match your bank account, it does not match your security key, it's just a recording number.

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No. Okay.

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that global has issued.

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All right. Well, thank you so much. I'm gonna go back, and I'm going to take a look.

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on the profile, as you stated, because I found it said I was missing some documents.

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And, um, which were the witness. So I have to re-upload those, and so I'm going to take a look at the profile while I'm in there.

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Great. You're welcome, Shirley, thank you. And also, thank you.

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Hiya, thank you so much.

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May I, Michelle?

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Mm-hmm.

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Okay, I have a little more of a message from Anna.

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Go ahead, Lisa.

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She says,

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Um, read the posted letters and articles.

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Keep connected to the announcements.

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We will try to work in an extra web meeting for coordinators soon.

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Love to all, keep centered and solid and focused.

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on the world you want to create.

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Fantastic. I think that's a great. Um… a great way to wrap up our call tonight.

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Thank you, Lisa. Yeah, um, and if you haven't had a chance to, um.

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click the links on her recent articles. There's a great.

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print out, it's about 15 pages long regarding the Department of Treasury.

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Um, and so check it out. There's also a brief video.

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Um, called, uh… Oh my gosh, what was it called? Who gave them permission, or something like that? Who said they could, or I forget what it was called, but… a really brief and very telling, um, video of a guy reading a message that was sent to him.

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And it's so easily summarizes, um… you know, the question that really people need to be asking. Who really ever put these people in charge? Who ever gave them permission to do what they've done to us, right? So…

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Anyway, really great. Go ahead, Tony.

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Michelle, Michelle, may I? Um, Lisa, could you please read that again? Because I didn't catch everything that you said.

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And I yelled.

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Sure. Um, hold on just a second, let me go back to it.

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It says…

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Read the posted letters and articles.

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Keep connected to the announcements.

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We will try to work in an extra web meeting for coordinators soon.

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Love to all, keep centered and focused and solid and focused

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on the world you want to create.

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Awesome. Thank you. Thank you, Lisa, and thank you, Tony, for having her, um, having Lisa reread that.

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All right, everybody, well, um… You've heard it from Lisa that Anna said that we'll be having, um, you know, we'll have… we'll have another scheduled coordinator meeting at some point. Hopefully, it'll happen between now and next week's meeting, next Thursday.

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But we'll go ahead and wrap up the call tonight. Um, it's 644 right now, and if… Uh, as I mentioned earlier, if you've got any questions, you can go ahead and email them to me by replying to the invite.

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email that you receive for tonight's call, and I will compile all of the questions that I get, and I'll send them off to Anna.

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Michelle? This is John Russell.

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Uh, yeah? Okay, John Russell.

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I sent you an email last week, um, could you look for it and read it up, and…

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get an answer back to me, please, when you have a chance.

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It's kind of important.

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Yes, I should. I sure will, John Russell.

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John Russell013 at gmail.

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Okay.

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I don't matter.

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Uh-oh, this is the internet. Okay.

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But that'll help me search for it. Thank you so much.

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I appreciate it, and thank you. You're doing a great job, and we love you.

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I yield. Thank you.

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Love you too, thank you. All right, everybody, we'll see you next week, and go… go ye forth and multiply, and I'll get the, um, playback sent out, um, tonight, and also get it up on the Rumble. Usually it.

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takes a while to render on the… on the Rumble channel, but it usually is up by morning, so… All right, everybody, God bless you, good night.

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Thanks! Thanks, Michelle!

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Oh.

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Hi, Michelle.

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Good night.

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Thank you.

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Thanks, Michelle.

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Thank you. God be with you.

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Thank youThank you,Yes, thank youGood night,