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depending on the temperature. And it's as good as what you buy in the store that.

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or or better than what you buy in the store. So you don't have to go on that whole feeding it and and put it in the refrigerator, and baby it and pat it back at night, and corp it and everything else. You can do it just.

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Boom, boom, done. There it is. So…

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Are you telling me I don't have to sing lullabies to my starter anymore? Okay.

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No, if you feel the urge, Michelle, you have my phone number. Just call me. You can sing lullabies to me, because you'll go to bed before me, or I'll go before you, so okay?

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That's great. Thank you, Glenn. All right, for those of you that are just.

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His wife will be hunting you. His wife will start hunting you.

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Now, she's sitting right next to me, so it doesn't matter.

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What was that, Joe? We're gonna start, like, trading, you know, picks for… This is great, and I see that Marlene popped a loaf of a picture in the chat. You guys, this is just beyond. It's amazing. Who knew?

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Michelle, may I?

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Thank you. I have one up on Glenn.

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It's amazing. Yeah, go ahead, Laura.

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Costco now has a 3-pack that you can buy, and it's delicious, and it's super healthy.

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Nobody bad ingredients whatsoever, and it… there's… they're air sealed so that they…

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They last, like, 6 months.

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Okay, that's a little concerning.

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But it isn't… it isn't. There's no preservatives, there's nothing bad in them. It's all in the way they're sealed.

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I would look into them. Believe me, they're so good.

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That's awesome. That's awesome, Laura. Thank you so much for for telling everybody about that.

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I'm sorry, I yield.

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That's alright, and Costco thanks you for the plug, I'm sure.

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Michelle. Michelle.

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Yep, go ahead.

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Uh, would it… would it be okay if I showed something on the screen?

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I mean, your name isn't Pat, right? So I think we're okay.

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You are not right. I don't know if you guys can see this.

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Hmm. Get a little closer. Record of birth.

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This is what they gave me, uh… on my nativity.

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Um, it's got a sealed stamp on it. with a cross. But it's an actual book.

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Mm-hmm.

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It's an actual book. With baby ads.

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It's all connected. It's got baby apps, Q-tip ads.

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Gerber adds it's a it's a 10-page book, and it's all connected.

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to my birth. So, I was just thinking, they started trafficking us.

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He's just…

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You know, uh, trying to sell us stuff, even at our birth. You know, it's got all the ads. I I I wanted you guys to see this, because I wanted to show this to Johnny on North Carolina.

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Uh, he had posted something on his… And I I told him the next time I seen you, I was gonna post that.

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or let you see it. But it's even got business coupons on the back.

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Wow, that is so…

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Get out of here.

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You know, but I never knew what time I was born until I found this. I was born at 925.

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August 11th, 1960. And it's all done in cursive. It's all written in cursive.

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Wow! And it's all but…

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Mm-hmm.

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You know, and it says, uh, I was… I was born… to Mary and Robert Jackson in cursive um in blue ink.

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You know, it's just, uh… I just wanted to share that with Johnny and everybody else, but… but it's, you know, it's a complete full book on.

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And how to raise babies, what to do, how to burp them, and stuff like that.

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Okay, wait, I'm so curious. What year was that? Did you say 1960?

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Does it say anything at all about, uh, you know, go get your 92 vaccines on there?

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1960, at Fairview General Hospital.

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You know what? I don't know, I never even dug into it that deep. I was afraid…

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Does it say anything about, like, your kids are gonna die if they don't get all 92 doses? Does it say anything like that on there?

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Yeah, please do, please do.

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I don't know, but I'll look into that. There's a lot of pages. And some of it's kind of rattled, you know, from somebody handling it. Everything's yellowed.

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you know, but I you know what? I'm gonna look into that.

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Mm-hmm.

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Yeah, look into that. I'm just so curious, you know, because my mom is like.

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80, uh… I think she is this year. She'll be 88 in the fall.

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And, you know, the year that she was born.

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Right? All they had was smallpox. And that actually wasn't even the year she was born. It came around a little later, but… you know. And she's doing just fine.

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But they're telling these young moms nowadays. Oh, man, you don't take every… your kid doesn't take every dose, they're gonna die!

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Well, it's got, uh… well, they used to line us up in Catholic school and shoot us with an air gun.

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And the sugar cube, no doubt.

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I don't know about an old sugar queue, but they used to pop us with that air gun, uh… 20 needles in it.

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Yeah, that was the.

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But. It says health records here. I don't see any.

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I mean, they didn't put nothing in here on it, but… Immunizations. Okay, it does.

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It does have some in you. Right here.

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Yeah, that's it wasn't totally a thing yet. and he's still alive. Yippee!

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Can you see the immunizations?

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Mm-hmm. Someone should screen capture that. My goodness gracious.

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Thank you, Jeffrey. Can you take a picture of that and text it over? Just, you know, for posterity's sake.

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Given that, you know, there's this whole new cruise ship, you know, with people that are, you know, they're trying to threaten everybody with another COVID.

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Sorry about that. I didn't mean to interrupt anybody.

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But alright, we're gonna… we're gonna circle it back and get back to the call here. All right, um… No! No, don't be sorry! This is fine.

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I had a comment on the cruise ship.

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All right.

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I had a comment on the cruise ship.

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What was that? Is that Sean? Go ahead, Sean.

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Uh So to get that disease,

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You have to be around rats, or eat rat poop, or breathe in.

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rat excrement dust, or something like that. About the only way to get that disease.

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Mm-hmm. Yeah.

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Well, actually, it just came out.

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that it was listed as a side effect of the COVID vaccine.

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Boom! Yep, thank you for saying that, Karen. I appreciate you. All right, we're gonna get back on track here. For those of you that don't know, what ultimately got me to this whole topic of status correction.

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goes all the way back to 1993, when my daughter was injured by her infant vaccines. So… And here I am, and here we all are. Everyone's got their reason why we sought out a better path, right? It just so happens that vaccine injury was my path. So I have a particular passion for making sure that people know that they always have a choice and.

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They don't have to fear anything. Okay. Fear not! You are fearfully and wonderfully made.

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Period. End of story. And then you can go have some sourdough bread and enjoy it!

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Unless… unless you're gluten-free.

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Enjoy! Um, making all those yummy, delicious homemade goodies, okay? All right, who do we have on the call tonight?

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I say unless you're gluten-free.

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Right, but you know what I learned? If you have organic flour.

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No, it's still… it still has gluten, if you're really sensitive, you still shouldn't be eating it. Trust me, everyone kept telling me that, so I researched it.

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Because I missed having that.

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That's a bummer, because let me tell you, I'm gluten-free or was until I discovered making my own bread, and now I'm like indulging. It's so good, and I'm not having any of the gluten side effects.

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I wish she could have some of my bread. I must say.

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Oh, wow.

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It's not because of me. I didn't make it up, but I'm following a recipe, and boy, oh boy, is it good.

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All right. Hi, Trisha.

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Hey, Michelle, this is Trisha on Oregon. Can I make a comment real quick?

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Yeah. Hey, my friend.

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Hi, can you hear me okay? Okay, so I love making the sourdough, too, when the Covid thing happened. That's when we totally went prepper prepper crazy to the point where we order our wheat berry, and then we mill our own wheat.

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I've heard of that. That's, like, next level.

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And let me tell you, there is a huge difference. Yes. If you take the wheat berry, which is in its perfect little container and it can stay like that for a very long time and then you mill it, even if you're doing a couple cups at a time.

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You are preserving the nutrients, the well-balanced nutrients, the protein, the bran, uh, all that stuff in the product that you are making. Um, and it is so much better for you. It's got all of the, uh.

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Uh-oh, you got muted. Trisha.

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It was day shift. blame it on day shift.

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Huh? Anyway, we lost Trisha. It wasn't me, it wasn't me.

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Alright, well, when Tricia, when you get back, we'll finish that up. I didn't even know what milling, um, you know, berries was until we went on our family trip to.

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to, uh…

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up there where they do this stuff. Frontierland is what I call it.

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Right.

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That's what it was. Right here, Lynn, no, I was gonna say Putin' Bay, but that was last year. The year before we went to, um… Oh my gosh, you know, where did we go? It was in Massachusetts.

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Massachusetts.

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That's Jesus.

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Massachusetts. And it was, like, you know, we went to that whole thing, and they had that giant mill thing, like, grinding up all the grain. That thing was really cool.

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The outfit show was good, too.

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The mill. some mill stuff.

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with the water. Nil… Paris Mill, it was amazing.

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Alright, sorry, back to the call. Um, we could… we should have a social hour one of these days, just to, like, shoot the breeze and get to know each other and make bread and stuff. Um, all right, is there anyone on the call that would like to open us up in a prayer tonight? Anna's not here yet, at least that I have, um, I don't see Anna in the room yet.

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Let me just check my text messages, bear with me.

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I emailed you those 2 documents, Michelle.

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Awesome. Thank you for that. Okay, anyone on the call that would like to open us up in a prayer tonight? And then, um, behind that, or, you know, immediately following doing the Vivins?

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I can do the bivens for you.

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John Russell?

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Any volunteers? Great. Thank you, John Russell.

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Any volunteers to open us up in a prayer?

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All right, hearing none, I would love to open this up in a prayer in that case.

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All right, please pray with me, everybody. Dear Heavenly Father, Lord, we come to you tonight just asking that you bless our assemblies on all 50 states. Lord, we have a lot of work to do.

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And we know that everything that happens here can only happen because of your blessing. So we just ask for your blessing.

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Our hearts are in the right place, Lord. We ask for your help. This feels like a monumental task sometimes, and even with.

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incredible, clear instructions from the Ohio Assembly, who have stood up.

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and done so effectively. For some reason, it doesn't seem as easy. It's not happening as easy on all 50 states, Lord. So I just ask that.

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It becomes as easy. Can you just make it easy for us? Can you make a way, Lord? Can you forgive us of our… um, the ways that we've transgressed, or somehow have.

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put a stumbling block in our own way, Lord, and can you just make it possible for us?

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We're ready, Lord, and um… and we know that we just need your blessing. So thank you for listening, thank you for being with us tonight, and please bless all of the people on our call… on the call tonight, as well as those listening to the playback.

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And we also ask that you heal wounded hearts and heal those that are sick.

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And let's just do this. We're ready. Thank you. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen.

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Give me.

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Alrighty, and good evening, everybody!

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All right. How about that Bivens? John Russell?

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This meeting is private, bearing false witness, misrepresentation, post an inflammatory erratic in the 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?

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of any law enforcement agency, public agency of the federal, state, county, city, or township agencies present.

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Is there any response to the Bevins decision for the first time?

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And a response for the second time.

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Any response for the third time.

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Anyone who is here under false pretenses, anyone who is working for any foreign government, including the territorial United States, or a municipal United States, anyone who is being paid or coerced to be here must fully disclose

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Their presence and purpose now, or leave the premises and this conference call.

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

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Hi, thank you. And back to you?

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Thank you, John Russell. Appreciate you. Okay, I just texted Anna, um, asking her if she's going to be hopping on, and so we'll just keep that open. In the meantime, you may have seen those of you that have checked out your global family group.

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Account, you may see that there's an image of a Prosperity card in there now, and that's all part of from my comprehension. That's all part of the process of getting to the point where we can fund the prosperity card and actually use.

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Use it for day-to-day purchasing, you know, in places that may not necessarily be using.

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American Federation dollars. Also Saint Crown is also working on their infrastructure. St. Crown is somewhat like an exchange.

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online, um, exchange converting USDs to AfDs, AfDs to USDs and FRNs.

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you know, my comprehension is that is also still in the works. So unless anything has changed since early this morning.

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Um… Just know that as soon as we find out, we'll be letting everybody know. Every state… Should be. Yeah. Wait, who said that?

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Michelle, not. I'm sorry. I was going to let you know not everybody has prosperity cards yet.

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Okay, no problem. Thank you, Clay. I should probably preface by saying that.

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There isn't so far like a prosperity card that's been mailed out, at least that I know of, but for many that have a verified and funded global family group account.

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When you log in, you can actually see an image of a prosperity card now. But.

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As of this morning, I did not have one.

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Okay. There's also, of course, sort of in a parallel universe, global family is allowing the vendor accounts to be set up.

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So just know that the vendor accounts are a little bit different than the… you know, than your own account.

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Where is that located at?

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On the…

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for a man or a woman. So as things… Okay. You know what? Let me actually log in, and I can tell you the name of the page, because I don't know the name of the page. But I can find out.

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Michelle, this is Glenn while you're doing that, may I say something?

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Yeah, sure. Go ahead, Glenn.

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When the people go on, if they click on that card.

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It's going to open up and say card active.

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And all that means is that the card is not locked or frozen.

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The card is active to be used, but the system itself.

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is not up and running to be active yet. So don't everybody go in and look at that and click on it and go, oh, it's active, I can use it. No, that's not what it's about. It just means your card is not…

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Thank you, Glenn. Yeah, they're not quite ready to be used, but if you log in, when I log in, it goes straight to the page called accounts.

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And then, in the second sort of section, the top section says accounts, and then the second section says prosperity account, and within that there within the area called Prosperity account.

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There's an image of a prosperity card. I know that the people that work at Global Family are working really hard to make sure that everybody's account is not only verified, but also that.

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Mayor Michelle.

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They're being funded, and that the, um, Prosperity card image with the QR code is there. They're not fully functional yet, so… I have received one second, Clay. I have received a lot of communications of people thinking that, oh, yay, it's there, I can spend, you know, I can use it now.

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It's not totally functional just yet. Um, so for those of you that are communicating on behalf of Global Family to your state, you know, to your assembly, make sure that you communicate that it's still in progress. It's not totally functional just yet.

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But it is one of the necessary steps that each man and each woman who has an account and each vendor account is going to have their own, um… QR code associated with that particular account. All right, go ahead, Clay.

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As far as vendor accounts, just to let everybody know.

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I've had a vendor account since probably 2 months after they opened accounts. Now, recently I have received probably 50 people wanting to.

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user AFDAs for what we do. I have not been able to receive or send to anybody just to let everyone know that is what's happening with my vendor account.

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It's no different than the way it's been. There's no card or anything at this point. So I'm taking a list.

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When people contact me. So when this is accessible.

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you'll be on the list to do whatever business you want to do. But as of right now.

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And if any other people on here within your account, speak up because I am getting hit very heavily with emails.

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Texas, etc. People wanting to use their AFDs.

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Yes, I have not received any evidence that those transfers are functional just yet, but as part of the infrastructure and you know the architecture. This is like one more step that they're working on right now. So.

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Michelle.

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Also, I see in the chat someone wrote that some people have been creating a QR code and then posting it on Facebook.

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And so, um, you know. I think that that's a really bad idea. The Internet is wrought with.

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you know. I don't want to say bad actors, but bad actors. So use your common sense people, use your Shinola sensors. You shouldn't be putting your QR code.

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out on the internet, you know, on some social media platform. I'm not saying that that's you, I don't know who actually has done that.

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But that's private… that's like banking information. Would you put your bank account information on social media? Probably not.

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Remember a QR code can be very easily hacked.

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And so… Mm-hmm.

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Okay? And now I'm curious, Michelle, on this prosperity card.

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Yeah.

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the picture that you see on yours. Does it show a for lack of better words, a.

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Mm-hmm.

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Credit card, debit card type number that we'll be able to have.

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Instead of using the QR code. Do we know that?

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Mine does not, but when I click on the card.

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It does have the last 4 digits of a card number.

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Because why I say that card numbers can be hacked, obviously, too. But.

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that way you're not sharing that QR code. you have the number. I memorize all my numbers. So that's just me.

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Mm-hmm.

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Michelle. Can I say something?

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Yeah. Yep, go ahead, Rocky.

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Um, on the vendor, when he was just talking about the vendor thing, I've actually tested it with vendor accounts and actually transferred money to the vendor, so you can transfer AFDs back and forth.

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to the vendor and back to you. You go into where it says transfer on your thing and it says transfer by account, you'd have put in their account number or you say transfer by… user, and you put in their email that belongs to that vendor, and it will… then you can transfer money to them.

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I have tried that with five different people. It has not worked yet. Not saying it doesn't. I'm just saying I personally haven't been able to do it.

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But it's… It's worked for 3 or 4 of us already. We've been trying it.

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Excuse me, Michelle, if I may. This is Naziel in Florida.

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I yield.

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Oh, hey, Naziel! Oh, you're hanging out with Jason! Hi, Jason.

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We got married!

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What? That's it. Hearts are breaking all over the country.

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State Nationals! State Nationals brought us together! And the mission.

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That's awesome. Congratulations, you two.

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Thank you, thank you. So what I wanted to say was that we were successful in doing a transaction like that with a vendor, and we were… she confirmed it, she received it, and we were successful with the transaction, and we got our product.

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Yeah, and so… so if you're having issues with your account not working correct.

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Then you need to find your admin person, or advance that to somebody who can take care of it.

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Um, and… which is what we do here in Florida. I don't know if y'all are familiar with how that works or not. Let me see, can she see us? We ordered the ASEA product.

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And we also got some gardening, um, plant foods, like, um, what was this? Forever spinach. Forever spinach. Aloe. Aloe. Sweet potato. Sweet potatoes, and then… It was awesome, guys! And we did it because we want to do it for everyone, like the Federation, like, we had to put ourselves.

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to get it to work, and so did she, the person, the vendor. She said.

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She wants to activate this, we want to make sure… show everybody this works, and we did, and it was a beautiful exchange, which is a beautiful state national. So it did work and we were able to do the transaction.

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And so if you can't do the transaction, there's some glitch with your account that probably needs to be repaired.

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is most likely the problem.

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Awesome. Thank you, Jason and Maziel. So. If for those of you that have questions, or you want to get clarification on the status of your account, you may want to send an email to so every every State assembly has a Gfg contact.

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And if you don't know who your Gfg contact is, you know, feel free to reach out to me. I'll do my best to find out who it is for you and connect you to the right man or woman who would be able to help you.

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But, um… Every, you know, everybody's got a contact at GFG.

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So thank you, Maziel and Jason for sharing that you've been successful at being able to purchase goods.

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or… and or services from other American state nationals that have a vendor account.

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No, I see Lisa on Ohio has her open mouth emoji. Go ahead, Lisa.

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Thanks, Michelle. I have two announcements. So the first one is, is we have quite a few people on the call who either have only a first name.

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or they have a telephone number or Zoom user.

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So, um… We need to have.

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Sorry, hold on, we have a hot mic. Okay, go ahead.

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So, um… We need to have…

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and Tamara, I'm going to mute you. We need to have you to if you can click on your profile, you'll see 3 dots. If you're on your phone somewhere, you will have to go to participants.

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And if you click on those 3 dots, you'll see rename.

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And put your last name on. and your first and last name. If there's anyone that cannot do that, I'm happy to help you. I see a Zoom user with a.

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Friendly face walking around with a ball cap on.

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And we can there. Can you unmute? Tell us who you are?

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Yeah, that's, uh, me, John, on Rockwell. I can't get to the participant thing to.

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Well.

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start to put my name in the chat, Lisa.

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And that's that's John Rockwell. Oh, okay.

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down on Rockwall County.

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I got it. Uh-huh.

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We get…

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You're talking to me?

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Thank you.

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All right. But we're going to need you to put your last name in your first and your last name. Otherwise we'll be contacting you. If you do not do that, we may have to remove you. So, um… Nope, I'm talking to everybody. John, you're you're set. Your name's on there already. Okay? So again, if you are on your computer, all you got to do is hover over your profile.

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or go to participants and find your name. and click on it and put your last name in.

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Preferably your last name and your state. Okay? And if not, if you're not on your computer and you go to your phone.

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You go to participants in the menu. and click on your name, and you can change your rename yourself there on your phone.

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Okay? All right. That's announcement number one. Number two.

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We really need all of the state coordinators assistance.

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to get their marshal at arms, because Paul Pappas is ready to start training.

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However, he wants the marshal at arms to contact.

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the Continental Marshal Secretary. So they're going to write Ccm. Secretary.

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at protonmail.com. Marshall at Arms needs to contact, not the coordinator, okay? And that address isn't that that email is not for everything. Don't send them your issues, your problems, your anything else.

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Just for the marshall at arms to contact, to put their name in the pool, I'm sure probably next week he will be starting to hold training. And all the martial arms are to be trained. So, um, please get your marshal at arms to email them immediately, like tomorrow.

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Okay? Any questions? I'll put. I'll put the address in the chat and make sure everybody knows to to have their marshal at arms or sergeant at arms contact.

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Okay? All right. I yield, Michelle. Thank you.

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Thank you, Lisa.

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Yeah, I've been having connection problems. Raise my hand and get kicked off three times.

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And I was one of Van is talking about the, um… Declaration or demand for performance and correction.

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Um, if we could have a question and intersection after she talks about that.

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I have a bunch of questions. People have given me to answer.

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Got it. Thank you, Doug. Yeah, just in case, um… Folks have not been keeping up on Anna's articles. There was that article recently, I think it was yesterday, if I'm not mistaken.

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Um, but this… there's another, like, notice to go out to the appropriate agencies, and so, um… Make sure you keep on top of Anna's articles.

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and I texted Anna, but she has not answered me as of yet. Does anybody happen to have an inkling about Anna's whereabouts for tonight?

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Yeah.

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Chris, go ahead.

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So Michelle, I have a comment about the. Basically, the notice that that Anna put out for us all to to the template that she put out.

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And one of the… one of the questions that I got repeatedly was, well, there are some of us that are states that we were born on states that were.

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Admitted into the union after the Civil War. Okay.

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And I went back and did a little research and I confirmed this with Anna that essentially the territories.

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Um, which became the states were already set up pre-Civil War.

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And that's what that is all about in the notice that those territories were already determined to be the territory or state that they would become.

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And so Anna says, that is the reason why you're going to use the pre-Civil War state. So let's say you were born on California.

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You're gonna still use California as your pre-Civil War state. Okay?

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Um, even those that are Nevadans, because Nevada was parted out of Utah during the Civil War.

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Then you you're also gonna you're going to continue to use those pre-Civil War designated states. Okay? So that's one of the big confusions that's in there. And that's what it means. Okay?

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and those were determined by the various. I guess treaties. You know the and and acquisitions, the Mexican territories, the.

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Louisiana purchase, the Northwest Ordinance, all of those. So that was.

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That was what that's about. Okay. Hopefully that helps everybody.

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Awesome. Thank you for chiming that in, Lisa. That's important.

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Oh, yeah, yeah, totally.

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Okay, Chris, did you have something that you wanted to say?

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I didn't know I was trying to say anything. I must have hit a button by accident or something.

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Okay, no worries. Alright.

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But I do have a question. This… this template, this is on the Rubio Besant notice.

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Go ahead.

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Yes.

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Yes.

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Okay, and I have not seen that template yet, so I just put it in the chat where I could get that.

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Awesome. Yep, thank you for doing that. That is the one.

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Excellent. I appreciate that. And one of our members said that they got the mailing cost on that packet, and it was it was kind of high. I have the mailing services gone up on pricing or something?

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Well, I'm not sure the last time that you used mailing services, but it does seem that they go up on a pretty consistent basis. Um, I don't know what they're…

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Priority Mail is now $12.90 as of last Monday.

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Yeah, that's like an almost 30%.

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Yeah, but Anna has said it's… Priority Express, which is $36 with a tracking that's, like, $40, so that's $80 for both of them. That's one of the questions I was gonna ask her. I…

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Right? I you know I I I'll give you my for what it's worth, my opinion.

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So in terms of mail, you know, the mailing itself.

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Certified mail, the green. basically green mailer that they have. That's like inner office mail for them, and that's that's particular to the United States Postal Service.

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It always comes metered. It it doesn't get stamps. Certified mail does not get stamps. It gets metered.

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Priority mail is different because priority mail, you can either choose to have it metered, which is interior to the postal United Postal Service.

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Or, um… United States Post Office or Postal Service.

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is metered. Or you can use stamps with places in it in the United States Post Office.

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And that would be in the universal Postal Union.

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It's the stamp on it that makes the big difference into which and what jurisdiction you're in.

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The United States that the express mail service. Um, is about the same, however, that, I believe that also puts you into an error jurisdiction.

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Now, as long as you have tracking and the tracking number, and you go to the United States Postal Office or post office and print off your tracking.

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And if you've never done that, all you gotta do is go to usps tracking.

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and you put in the number. And over off to the right, there's a little word over there that says expand.

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um, tracking. And you can expand the tracking, and you can see every post office it goes through.

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Where… where it goes and where it's delivered. And if you have a signature on file, it will list who signed for it as well.

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And you can take and go up to the very top of your internet browser again, 3 dots.

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and click on those 3 dots, and you can print that tracking off.

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and you want to print that tracking off and either… and save it as a PDF and and print it off and put it with the copy of your document that you put away.

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Okay, as long as you have tracking, and you have the the the verified tracking. I don't know that it matters a whole lot whether it was.

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sent United sent priority mail express or priority mail.

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Okay, so that's the difference in the three different types of mail.

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Express still goes by ground. So most of the time, unless it's coming out of Alaska, in which case it goes by air.

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Okay? So… I hope that helps a little bit. I don't know that that that you have to absolutely, and we can ask Anna that, but you want it with something that's tracking, but you do not want certified mail. Don't use the green mailer.

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Okay. Sure, go ahead, Doug.

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Mayor Lisa. Yeah, so the… let's not confuse the return receipt green.

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mailing card with the certified mail. Yeah, but the green card… And I was talking about using a green card, which is 450 extra.

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Yeah, that green card, the green card would be your basically a signature required.

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Um, return receipt, you don't use that on necessarily on Priority Mail, unless you want that.

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you want that green card with the signature on it.

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And you may or may not get that back, to be honest.

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Yeah, and it… And that was one of the questions I wanted to ask is what… In other words, because she specifically mentions the green return receipt.

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Yeah, you can. You can attach that to priority mail or Priority Mail Express, either one.

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And.

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Right, or first class. You know, you can get tracking on that, so it's just $4.50 on top of whatever else you've done.

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Mm-hmm.

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So, you know, I was… my question for her, is there some jurisdictional thing that… is advantageous to do the prior day express. I yield.

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Yeah, I that that will have to ask her. But as far as the green card goes again, you may or may not get that return. But as long as you have the printout, if you've if you've required the signature.

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Then the signature, the name of the signature will be noted in your USPS tracking as to who signed for the document. And if you've got that all printed off, that's… That's good proof.

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Yeah, there's another option, too, and there's they have an advanced tracking.

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Um, option, which I think is another $4, and that includes an email to you of the delivery.

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Okay? Yeah, they're finding all kinds of ways to make money and extend the time that they normally used to do for the same money.

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So.

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Sorry. Thank you, Lisa and Doug. I want to chime in that Anna did respond, so I would like to share with everybody what she said.

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Um, I asked her if she was hopping on, and she said that she's in a conference, and it took longer than imagined.

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that she's finalizing liquidity on all fronts. Everyone smile.

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She's worn to a frazzle, but she's in good shape.

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She wants everyone to, uh… she wants to reiterate to everyone that vetting is according to the position and the jurisdiction.

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Federation will vet Federation personnel. Marshals at arms coordinators and international recording secretaries.

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Once state assemblies learn how to do vetting and establish their vetting committees, then they are supposed to observe the limitations of the process and do their own vetting for State positions.

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Vetting is meant to be completely apolitical, a matter of checking for criminal records, meeting the eligibility requirements. If there are any.

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for the office, and discovering any certain conflicts of interest.

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Um, she said, I probably won't make it tonight at the rate that things are going.

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Eligibility is usually regarding vetting. Eligibility is usually established historically like the real president has to be at least 45 years of age.

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Everyone can cheer our team on and remember us in their thoughts and prayers.

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So…

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That's it. So, and I… it's got the little bubbles, like, she's still writing something, so when it, like, pops through, I'll tell you what she said.

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Yeah, go ahead, Lisa.

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So may I, Michelle? So so part of that has been an ongoing conversation this week as to the clarification of what an international recording secretary is.

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And who vets them? So there are three levels.

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Hmm.

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different levels of of recording secretaries. Two of those levels are international.

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So we have an international recording secretary that is vetted by the Federation.

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that is. Someone who can record and publish.

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For every state. Okay? So it's international to all the States.

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That is vetted by the Federation. Then we have an international.

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recording secretary that is a State recording secretary, and those recording secretaries are international to all the counties on their state.

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Okay? And then eventually you will have county recording secretaries, and they can only record on a county.

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So while your states are are in the process of trying to stand up.

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you really need as many state recording secretaries as you can can find so that they can service everyone that will be coming in.

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Because otherwise you will limit yourself if you have only a county recording secretary. Okay?

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So. So that's that was the clarification that that Anna has, Anna and I have been working on all week. Okay.

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So I'm glad she came out and said that.

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Yes, and she… she's done chiming in, you know, with the bubbles, so she wrote… Um, after everyone can cheer our team on and remember us in their thoughts and prayers, she added on, we are functioning on vapors here, so please let everyone know we've had virtually no income for two weeks.

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And we are the ones who bear the brunt right now. I've had to sell what remained of my personal wealth. So, things really are desperate now. Darkest hour before the dawn.

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So, if you have any ability or means to pass on any support for Anna, now would be a good time. And there's more bubbles coming. So I'll let you know when it populates on my phone.

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Now, with that being said, there are several hands up, but usually people come to this call because they want to ask Anna questions.

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Are there any hands up for, um, do people have, you know, general questions that can be answered tonight that don't necessarily need Anna? And if so, please go ahead and unmute your microphone and let me know.

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Hey, Michelle, it's Brad. Lisa may be able to answer this. How are ya?

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Hi, Brad. Good, how are you?

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Good. Um…

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When she talked about this…

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performance letter, Lisa.

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She had also talked about sending it to our state secretary of states. Are we not to do that?

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And just do the, you know, Bessett and Rubio, and that's it? Do you know offhand?

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Well, on Ohio, I recommend that they do send it to our Ohio Secretary of State.

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Um, the Ohio Secretary of State, or the Secretary of each of our states.

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is actually, um… in in some ways, like a sub-employee of the U.S. Secretary of State.

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Right.

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And so, you know, I, even though we're noticed to print principles, notice to agents, notice to agents, notice to principal, that would be the one person I would… the only one person I would include on the notice to make sure that it's covered on your State as well.

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Okay, what… so now, like, I was born in Illinois, should I do that Secretary of State as well, or no?

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Okay.

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No, I would I would say it's the Secretary of State where you are domiciled.

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Okay, perfect.

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Okay? You're welcome.

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This is Doug on California. Yeah, there was some confusion.

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Yes, go ahead, Doug.

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On our meeting this afternoon about when she says notary public or public notary rather.

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Does that mean assembly… Or does that mean theirs? And the part of the problem with that is in California, they never accept anything that you put on your paper. They have an extra sheet of paper that they always add to your document with their.

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notary block on it, and signature.

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Well, California is such a special place. Sorry. There's a lot of places where it's special. Okay, but.

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So, for example, on, you know, here on Ohio, most of the time what I what I would probably.

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what I would probably do is put just notary on there in that case. Take the public off of it.

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Because it's really dependent on on whether or not you have how that that top is set up with county and state or.

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the neighborhood, as she put it on the top.

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as to whether or not, and they may or may not sign it. You may get pushback from it. Okay? But.

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you know, I guess California's gonna do what California's gonna do, and there's a few other states that has that… that issue, too. I would just take the public off of it.

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because it really is determined by the way the state is addressed at the top of the notary block.

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Okay?

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Yeah, well, it's… but they're not using… They have an extra piece of paper that's got a square.

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rectangle about… 5 by 6.

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And all their stuff is in there. And they put their signature, and a lot of the times, unless you ask them, they won't even put the name of the diamond.

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Um… Their notary… page.

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If you have a public notary on your state.

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Yeah. Okay.

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then I would use them. But if if you don't, and you have to go to a notary public.

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Um, if they won't sign that block. The other thing that you might be able to do, Doug, is to put it on a legal size paper.

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But what I would do is probably cut an inch off of it, so it's not exactly 14. And I know that's that's kind of snarky. But you know that's that's playing the games, right?

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And… and I would leave it open so that they could put their block right on it.

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Yeah.

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Now, well, the thing is that their block… is a copy that's a pre-made up.

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Oh, I see what you're saying. Okay.

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That has this square on it and everything. The other question I had, and… The last one was, so could we put three names, our Secretary of State?

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On there, as well as the Pacific and Rubio.

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Yeah, because then… And you know, if you have to pay for a notary, you don't have to pay for 3 of them.

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I would. I'm going to. Okay? You're…

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Correct. So, um… you know, with with that.

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you know, your your State secretary has an obligation to protect you as an American.

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And that's what you're calling them to, is that obligation to protect you as an American.

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just as well as the Us. Secretary of State and Scott percent as.

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the treasurer.

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Okay. Does that make sense?

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Yeah, that was what I thought. It's just, it's all the same notice, so.

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Okay. Yep. Unfortunately, it is going to cost a little bit.

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You know, um… for everybody to do it. That's why I mentioned to the priority mail.

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Signature required is going to be substantially less than Priority Mail Express.

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So, you know, um. you know, it might help some of some that don't have the extra money to to do it that way. I'd rather see you do it that way than to see you not do it.

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Okay.

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Yeah. Well, it can be done first class with tracking and a green card.

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Okay. Mm-hmm. Right.

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Okay. Yeah, and you'll probably have to educate your.

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your post office as to the fact they're going to say, Oh, no, you can't do that. Well, yeah, you can, you know, just get a postmaster.

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And most of the time, it's because they're not trained. They're just not trained correctly.

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You know, well, I actually went to the USPS website and checked out the prices of everything and what the service were today.

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Oh.

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So that's…

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Yeah. Well, and and again, you know, it's good to be armed when you go into the post office, because most of the postal clerks that I've encountered.

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outside of of the post offices that I reg my post office that I regularly go to.

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to him.

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What?

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Um, they… they… those post… postal workers don't know. I mean, they don't know. I've already had them look at me like, well, you can't put more than one stamp on an envelope. Bet me according to grandma, grandma said, you can cover the whole thing.

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So, um… uh, you know, you have to be willing to stand on stand where you are and know what you're talking about. Okay?

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Yes, and if you have any questions, just… look up online for the domestic mail manual.

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And that will… Give you what they're supposed to know.

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Yeah.

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Right.

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And you can just give them the page numbers, you know, if they give you any pushback, you say, well…

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Yeah, usually when when I encounter that I'll I'll I'll say something about the domestic mail manual. And would you please go get your supervisor?

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So then you don't have to… then you're not going to stand there and argue with them, waste time.

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Lisa. Hi, can I speak real quick?

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Yes. Sure.

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Awesome, thanks. I just want to tell you and Michelle on how grateful we are for all the stuff that you guys do, and how hard you guys work for us. I just wanted to say that, you guys, I wanted to say it before, but, um, everybody's got really good business they're talking about, so…

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You're welcome.

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Thank you.

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Can I just piggyback on what Doug has been talking about and asked regarding? Okay, so Lisa.

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Am I, um, comprehending correctly that the, um… letter that Anna had posted is that you guys are talking about. That's what we're supposed to also use for our kids.

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for, you know, our young men who are 18 to the 21 age that are automatically where they're trying to automatically put them into this civil service.

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Registration thing? Is this what we're supposed to… and do they have to sign the document themselves, or do we sign for them since they're under the age of 21?

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My guess would be, and this is my guess, Loretta, is because they are under the age of 21.

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You would, you would sign on their behalf as.

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as they're. mother, or you know.

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Well, what would it be? Doug? Help me out. Lawful.

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Well, she should have done a baby deed on them to reclaim them.

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So, so…

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Yes. She does, but she would sign that with her name and then what what would she put behind there as a progenitor?

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You would… you would… maybe it would be progenitor.

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and guardian. There you go.

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No, she's… she's a guardian. I mean, I don't know… you know, I'm not 100% on it, but one thing, and if you attach your baby to that, then… you know, claim they're outside.

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the U.S. Jurisdiction.

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jurisdiction.

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Yeah, but Guardian is a US jurisdiction term, so you can't claim guardian. It's a.

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Guardianship is a whole thing.

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Yeah, so… Oh, it's… It's property, I mean, look, see what this… see what, you know, I'm not familiar with the baby deeds. See what the language is on there, and then, uh…

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Okay? And then, is it okay if we put… All of them in one envelope, you know, mine plus theirs in one envelope to send. These don't all have to go separate, do they?

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Well, I'm not sure… I'm not sure you need to do anything with them to Rubio.

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That's… once you've sent the letter to Rubio and Bessant, then you, um… Any contact with a Selective Service, then you send a letter to Rub.

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Okay.

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To review and pass it and… their baby deeds. So that's proof of… You know, and I'm not familiar with the Selective Service form.

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But there may be some, you know, exemption or whatever. Um… like a, um… A foreign council's… child would not be eligible.

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You know, and which is very similar, you know, notice when, you know, we used to talk about, uh, sending notice to the Bureau of Consular Affairs.

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Because we are foreign consuls, or, you know, the, um… 928 mandatory notice of foreign sovereign immunities Act.

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So, um…

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Okay. But is it okay? Still, if I were to send like I have, uh… 2 sons, and then myself. Is it okay if I put all 3 of ours in one envelope to send, or do I have to send them each individually?

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May I?

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No, you only have to send… you only have to send to Rubio and Bessant.

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So I'll see.

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It's only to the selective service that you provide the evidence that they are outside the Selective Service jurisdiction, and you include.

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a copy of your letter to Rubio and Besson with that.

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Okay, alright. Thank you.

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Okay. Yeah, go ahead.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, may I chime in Loretta? I'd love to chime in. So if you've done baby deeds on both of your kids.

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Mm-hmm. Yes.

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Um, yeah, so you'll use the Rubio letter. Rubio and Bissant letter, and it's totally fine to include multiple mailings in one envelope. You should have separate envelopes inside the main envelope.

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so that they're separate correspondence, but they're being delivered under one, um, um.

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Okay.

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you know mail number, you know, the what do you call?

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Yeah.

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Tracking number. Thank you. But so in our jurisdiction we go all the way to age 21, in their jurisdiction, which makes it confusing. They go to age 18, right?

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Mm-hmm. Yeah.

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So the baby deed makes it known that you know what's going on, and that you're claiming your authority as their mother to age 21.

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Okay.

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So, when you're in the letter to Bassant. I say intent is everything, so does Anna, and if you include.

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Um, you can use your own words, but you would include a letter with the baby deed, making it clear that they are… your children are not of their jurisdiction at age 18. Not at all.

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and that you are claiming them. Through the appropriate age of majority, which is age 21 and older, and at which point your children can speak for themselves. But that those baby deeds and that additional claim.

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would go in that separate envelope, you know, for each of your children within the bigger envelope.

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Okay, all right. That makes sense. Thank you.

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And I definitely also recommend that you publish. Hold on, Doug, please, if you don't mind.

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Yeah, and one thing, Michelle, is the… Yeah. Go ahead.

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Oh.

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Thank you. You should also, Loretta, publish your documents on either your LRO, wherever your baby deeds are published, you should publish these correspondence on the in the same place.

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Mm-hmm. Okay.

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Because your intent needs to be publicly known. And it certainly wouldn't hurt you.

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to get the, um, publishing number. and go to your local newspaper and publish.

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Okay.

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The publishing number. and your intent is claiming your children and putting it as if it's a claim of life on your… in your local newspaper.

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Okay. All right.

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just like any other public notice. Now, the people at the newspaper sometimes get a little freaked out when you start talking about things that are outside of their normal language. Normally they're used to hearing about.

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Okay.

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birth records and obituaries and. DBAs and, you know, this sort of thing. Auctions and properties that's being repossessed, etc.

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Mm-hmm.

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But if you ask for a public notice. find out how many characters are, you know, are allowed or available in the little square.

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And really, they'll end up taking what you give them.

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and charging you for the, you know, the square that you you end up purchasing. So once you publish those.

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This is one thing, okay.

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Yes, sir.

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notices and you get the mail and you have a record of the.

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of the, um, tracking number. Once you have copies of all of your things, you can go ahead and indicate that in your local newspaper, and have that published of what.

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what you've what your intent is. Mm-hmm.

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Okay. All right. That sounds great. Thank you. I appreciate that. I yield.

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You're welcome. Thank you. Go ahead.

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Mm-hmm.

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Yeah, one more thing, Loretta, the, um… Do you have an LRO credential card?

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Yes.

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Okay, so if you've… There's on the LRO, on your documents page, there's a space for notices.

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So if you publish your notice to…

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Vicent and Rubio on that. Then anytime you show your… LRO credential card.

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There's a there's a what's called a PDF 417 code on the back of it that's halfway between a barcode and a QR code.

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Mm-hmm.

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Yeah.

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And that is the link. to the web page with your doc. The URL is embedded in there, with… to the web page that has your documents on it.

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So, so if you go to what what that is, is if you go to eVerify.americancetenationals.us.

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And that's the entry for LRO's LEOs into the LRO.

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The, you know, law enforcement. And then you type your name in there.

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And then it'll…

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come, you know, the page will come up with, you know, if there's other people with your name, they'll… And then we just select your name, and then… It'll be a picture that you comes up, and then…

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Why?

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Good, uh, all documents. And that will be the link.

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that is in the PDF 417 code on the back review.

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So, just putting them on there is a public record.

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For anybody that scans your… A credential card, and that's an international.

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PDF417 is international, so anywhere in the world. They will get your LRO documents.

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So… So, may I miss you?

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Okay. All right. Thank you. I appreciate it.

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Okay, so I just wanted to bring everybody's attention that Bouvier's dictionary, and that's available. You can get it as a Pdf 1215.org 1215.org has.

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Bouvier's dictionary online as well, and that is the 1856 version, which is the version prior to the Civil War.

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And Guardian is listed. As a definition, and as guardian by nature.

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So Guardian by nature is it's definition number 11 under guardian. Guardian by nature is the father and on his death, the mother, the guardianship extends only to the custody of the person.

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Let's see.

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And continues till the child shall acquire the age of 21 years.

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So Guardian also the 1st one is. uh… it really talks about the father being the guardian.

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in it. But in today's world I think you could probably get away with being guardian by nature as the mother. If the father's not available to sign.

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If, if I may, I had a question, um.

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Okay?

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Questions. I could go ahead and throw those out there.

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So I came a little late. I was kind of running around doing things.

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Got it.

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Um, but… so the form that was actually placed in the chat.

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What was that in reference to?

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I was getting a couple things, a couple different things, just trying to understand this.

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The one to Rubio and Basant.

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Yes, so at… if you go to paulestreamer.net or Annavon Wrights.com, Anna posts, um, articles, you know, articles get posted that Anna wrote.

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and in her… in a recent article she spoke about these documents that need to be like new documents that need to get to go out. The demand for performance and correction. She's got.

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Right.

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Pdf versions and editable versions. So that you can tailor them to your own, you know, um… your own verbiage on, you know, your own contact details and whatnot. So it's your letter, not her letter. And she's recommending that we do that because.

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Let's face it, things change. And as the legal system sort of moves the goalposts, if you will, sometimes they need additional reinforcements, or we need additional reinforcements.

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to express our intent as they're. doing this. They know that… they know that we're in the process of restoration.

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And they, frankly, will do anything that they can do to make sure that we don't succeed. However.

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you can't put the toothpaste back in the tooth, you know? There are some things that won't go back.

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Dude.

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And as we continue to have conversations and help others on their journey of awakening to self-governance.

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you can listen through the noise right? You can hear the noise. How many articles have been written against Anna?

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Fran.

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as a distraction. Right? Because it is about Anna, but it isn't about Anna. Why is it not about Anna? It's not about Anna, because everyone is responsible for self-governing and standing up their own state assembly and then their own county assembly.

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Okay? But it is about Anna, because none of us would be here, probably, if it weren't for her.

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being consistent about writing her articles and connecting and sharing, like, hey, this is supposed to be a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. Where the heck are the people?

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Okay, so we have to give credit where it's due, and credit, in my opinion, belongs to Anna, because she's been doing this ever since, like for 40 plus years. But it's not about Anna, because we're not a top down.

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paradigm. So anyone who's sitting around waiting, you know. Oh, we're just going to wait for Anna to do everything for us.

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You're going to be waiting a long time, because she has a particular jurisdiction. Her jurisdiction is that of the fiduciary of thee with a capital T United States of America.

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That is not the same as, you know. Los Angeles County. Okay, that is not the same as.

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Okay.

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You're good.

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any state. It's not the same as as Texas or or Florida, or California, or Ohio, Utah, right? So… Sorry, I didn't mean to get on a tangent, but yes, we have to make sure that we communicate our intent to the de facto powers that be, so that they don't get us confused.

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with persons that are stuck in their in that jurisdiction.

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Gotcha, okay.

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Okay.

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And lastly, um…

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Mm-hmm. Great question, Michael. Great question.

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He said, I was born in Wisconsin, sadly.

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But you're saying, I live in Tennessee now, so you're saying send it to Tennessee.

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Okay, so hold on a minute. Now, there's there are different trains of thought, and obviously, like I just mentioned, things change in the de facto jurisdictions, right? So when I was going through.

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status correction, um, 2021, and the sort of journey of notifying all the appropriate agencies.

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I was taught that you notify the Secretary of State for United States.

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Yep.

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You notify the Bureau of Consular Affairs because of international travel.

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you notify the Secretary of State on the State that you were born, and you notify the Secretary of State on the state where you live now, if you live somewhere else.

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Gotcha.

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But things may have changed. I might have missed a memo. Maybe you don't have to do it on the State where you were born, or you don't have to do it on the state where you live now, if it's different, but… I say more is better, okay?

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Let them all know, yes.

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So… So so may I so may I, Michelle?

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Let them all know what the heck. Go ahead, Lisa. Yes.

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So, yes, if you've done that process, though, for this particular notice, you only have to do the Secretary of State of your State.

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It is the way I would look at that. Okay. Because that's the state that you're domiciled on.

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Yes, this notice, which is a little different than a little different than when your 1st status correcting. You know, when your 1st status correcting. Obviously, it's a long journey of like letting everybody know, but.

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This is a… this is like a added layer of protection because of what's going on in the world right now, you know.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Thank you, guys.

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Thank you, Seth.

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You're welcome. Thank you, Michael, and that was a great question. And, by the way, if there's anybody on here that ever feels like.

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Oh, I've got a question, but oh, it might be too, you know, you might think it's an elementary question. There are no elementary questions. We're all on this learning journey together, and please make sure that your questions are answered. We can only.

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ultimately help to restore our lawful government if everybody's on the same page, and everyone understands what's going on, so… There are no stupid questions, silly questions, elementary questions.

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And then for all the really hard stuff, we'll put Lisa on.

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to answer.

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Thanks, Michelle.

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We can cover we can cover all the bases from the most basic elementary. I'll handle those. Lisa can handle all the hard stuff. And then the super duper duper?

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Lisa can handle it, and Anna can handle it too.

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Of course, go ahead, Mike.

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Michelle, may I? Yeah, as you know, I've been on on this path of trying to get some some anchors, or I don't know if we call them rocks on the land. But you know, one of the things that I think is missing from the documents.

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Is that we should be specifying our, um… uh, you know, we're coming from the soil where we live, and we go to uppercase people in dead jurisdiction from the land jurisdiction to talk to people on water and air jurisdiction where these other things exist.

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And the only way we can do that is if we validated our indemnity bond you know, or insurance when you're on that level, you're in dead jurisdiction. But you know, that's one of the things that I've been trying to.

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to nail down, because Anna has published it for us, but I haven't been able to verify it on the, uh… Um, you know, I mean, they don't admit that it's… that it's on the record, the public record with them. So, you know, that's kind of a sticking point in my opinion, because we need that very basis. You know, we made it back to land.

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But the presumption of law that is applied to us will always be in their jurisdiction unless we have that indemnity. And so, you know, that's a key piece, in my opinion. And so I'm going to continue to still work on that.

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Um, with Anna. But, uh, I would think that we would want to specify that in any of our documents, because, you know, we're trying to speak to them in the… from the wrong jurisdiction. And so, you know, we got to cover that that first base.

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Anyway, just a thought.

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Okay, if you don't mind, and I don't mean to get on a soap box, but this is a sticking point, and the reason it's a sticking point is because of all of the times I have to talk about this indemnity bond.

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Okay, first and foremost, you were born. And and, by the way, this goes for everybody, not just Mike. Okay, you were born, and you were born a man, even though you were a small man, but you were a man. Okay, your DNA was the same yesterday as it was, as it is today, as it was the day you were born.

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You were born a man. You were not born a person. You were not born a bonded slave, but what… Because of what they do, right? They convert you into this debt slave and then.

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We know what happens. The point is… The whole idea of this indemnity bond.

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and reclaiming this indemnity bond. People get hung up on this all the time.

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Don't get hung up on that. They are in debt so deep.

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When I say they, I'm talking about not only the territorial, British territorials, but also the papist municipals. They are in debt so deep.

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that you could. You could go through the process of going like, oh, here's my birth certificate. This proof that I've been bonded. Okay, I was. I was put in bondage and I'm reclaiming my living inheritance.

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As… you know, it's biblical, okay, that you have an inheritance to the land jurisdiction.

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Now. Who cares? They're in debt and they don't have the money to give you. So don't get stuck on that. When you correct your status, you're now back on the land, you're claiming your inheritance.

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With that.

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And you're in line with all the 8 billion other people that are claiming their inheritance, too.

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The thing is, Anna is the anchor baby. Anna is the anchor baby, so you don't have to focus on that other stuff. You just have to focus on the contracts that you willingly put yourself into after the age of, quote, 18 in their world, which is majority. So we're talking about mortgages, credit cards, you know, job applications.

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Every time you sign quotes, quote, signed something. you were giving up a certain amount of rights. And you know how I know? Because everything you signed had a certain amount of legalese, none of which we understand. We got to go to different dictionaries, 12, 15, Bouviers. We got, you know, Webster's.

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we've got the Black's law. It's like, they're all different jurisdictions.

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What you need to know is plain English. And plain English has nothing to do with bondage. You are no longer in bondage once you have status corrected. Now.

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That's not to say all these contracts that you've put yourself in at some point disappear.

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because the power, quote, powers that be in those different jurisdictions. They don't actually communicate.

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When we say notice to agents is notice to principles, and notice to principles is notice to agents, we believe that that's going to help us if we ever end up in front of a jury.

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Lord willing, we're not going to end up in front of a jury. But if we do, you put it on your letters.

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So…

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But you're not involved… you're not in bondage anymore. You've undone the bondage. Now you have to go through the process of notifying every place.

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That you've given a signature. And you need to correct the record. That's all this is. You're correcting the record because now you know who you are. You are not a bond servant, you are not a bond slave, you are a free man born of the land, born of the soil, and you are correct in the record.

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So it's…

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But once international and one's global, but yes.

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Right.

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I get that, but you're, you know, when you're in the water, air, both are international, and Anna says they're kind of get mixed up, which I get. So… Right, right. I understand the difference, but… so you're in the water-air, and you can talk to them, because you're paper talking to paper, and you're telling them, I'm… that was a mistake, and so a thing is done, so must it be undone, so I'm returning to the land.

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But now I'm back on the land, and Cruden versus Neil applies. I don't have anything unless I contract, but I'm a living thing talking to paper. And that's a… that's a violation of kinds in itself. And so that's what I'm.

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No.

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that's what I'm saying, is that you need, you know, you need something that allows you to do that, and Anna's talked about it. She says that's why we have to have the indemnity bond, and she made it out there and available for everyone. And so, I was just suggesting that that be made part of it.

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Because they can always throw the presumption back, you know, again, changing venues and changing, you know, people and everything else. They always throw it back on us. And so that's why we put notice to principles, notice agents, because we're basically telling them Ezekiel 33.

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And… and at the same time, we should also put on there, this is the indemnity bond that is on the record, so that there's no ifs, ands, or buts. You cannot make the presumption that I am in.

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that on paper. I'm not dead, but, you know, we're having to have a way to cross, and I think Anna talks about it, is that, you know, we're soil, but we're stapled to the land, and it's the… that foot that we stick up in the air.

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Hmm.

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That is going into dead jurisdiction, but if I'm going to do that, I have to have that foot insured. Well, it's an indemnity for us.

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But we need to do that.

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Oh my goodness. I just want to hug you, Mike. This is just the most juicy conversation possible.

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It is. It is.

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May I jump in?

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Hold on, hold on. Yes, Doug, we're gonna get to you, but I… if I don't speak my point, I'm gonna miss it.

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Here's the thing, Mike. You are unchanging.

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Okay, go ahead.

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Right.

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You are a man. Pinch yourself. You're a man. This is… this is you, and I am me, okay? This is Michelle Ford, and you are Mike McGowan. Now.

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Right.

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And we are not… we're not even gonna do the whole separation of, no, I'm not my name, I'm flesh and blood. That's a whole other conversation. But… The thing that transacts… Okay, the ink on paper is not you. So.

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When they claim that that is you, no, it's not, it's income paper.

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This is the separation. So when you know you talked about the foot, you know, being tied to the land, and like, no, if you were tied to the land, you couldn't walk on it.

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You are not stuck. Your name is not stuck.

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Your authority is not stuck. When Jesus was out and he was wandering.

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Right? People claim that he was out learning something. No, he was out schooling everybody, okay? Because he was walking on the soil and walking on the land. You are not stuck.

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No.

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So there's no there's no foot. You know the the the image of the imagery of this foot being out, but the rest of you is stuck, or whatever. I forgot how you said it. But the point is.

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No, you are living flesh. However. Because like can only transact with like, and to your point, and this is really important. Okay?

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Because like can only… Contract with light.

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Right? This is a universal natural law. It is unchanging, and you are absolutely right that living cannot.

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contract with the dead. Just like I can't ask Shadow to go grab me, uh, you know. Go. Can you make me a sandwich? It's been a long day, and I want some of my sourdough bread, right? He can't go make me a sandwich. I can't speak to my living dog. He's alive, but he's not the same. He doesn't speak the same language, right?

01:25:51.000 --> 01:26:05.000
or I can't ask my cell phone, right? Siri. Hey, can you go make me a sandwich with my new sourdough bread? It's not gonna work, because Siri is a puppet inside of an electronic device. Okay?

01:26:05.000 --> 01:26:14.000
It's like that with your ink on paper. Think of the ink on paper as like your car, right?

01:26:14.000 --> 01:26:26.000
your car. You can go, you can get in it, you can go from your home to the supermarket and back!

01:26:26.000 --> 01:26:27.000
Oh,

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Shoot, you can go on a Sunday drive! You can go to this… you can go to the gas station, you can go visit friends. The car is not you, despite the fact that all of the paperwork has written on it.

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Right? If you get your quote vehicle registration out.

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and the vehicle registration has the all caps name, you know, Mike McGowan, blah blah blah with the address.

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That's still not you. It is a vehicle.

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So the transmitting utility name is a vehicle. That's all it is, but it's a paper vehicle.

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it's not a physical vehicle. You can't get in your paper vehicle and go to the supermarket, but you can use the paper vehicle to quote open up a bank account.

01:27:15.000 --> 01:27:20.000
Right? You can use the paper vehicle to quote apply for a passport.

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What?

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You can use the paper vehicle to get a credit card to because guess what? That dead world still exists, even though it doesn't exist. It exists in name only. But right now, while we're trying to fix this upside down, you know, Alice in Wonderland universe.

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We're up is down, and down is up, and boys or girls, and biggest short, and, you know, it's all messed up.

01:27:44.000 --> 01:27:46.000
Yeah. Right. But that…

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We're restoring common sense, right? So… You have to know.

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The name… On paper.

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is basically… authority with that name on it. Where are you going to put your authority?

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because it's not you. It's it.

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Right. And if I believe that, then I wouldn't have to do any of this to begin with.

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Correct.

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Right? Because I would also… because I would also believe that Trump has to turn off the war, because he doesn't have one, and he's in breach of contract, and he's, you know, and he's, uh, you know, he's… gonna be threatened of his life, because we're the authority, and we're saying, don't do it. You know, we're at peace.

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Don't do it.

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So, so yeah, I mean, I get all that, it's just that, um, you know, if you think of the death as being, you know, a high voltage electricity line that I can't touch that because that's death. And if I grab hold of it, I die.

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Unless I put on my, you know, Superman shield, which is the indemnity bond. And so that's all I'm saying, is that just like we do everything else, you know, when we go forward, because we are living and on the land, and we don't want to do anything to change the presumption.

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That they can look at us and say, you never made it to the land. You just got to another layer of layers or, you know, whatever you're, you know, like an onion, you're peeling away things.

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Hmm.

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But unless you have the indemnity, you can't go back and touch them, because you're touching the electricity, you're touching death.

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And that's all I'm saying.

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No, that's not true. And I actually really, really get where you're going. Okay, but but I want to correct something, and this is super important. I think this is a very valuable conversation for a lot of people.

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Here's the thing. When you correct your status, remember that you had to expatriate all of the different versions of your name.

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Correct? You had to do, you know, Mike McGowan, and then you had to do Mike, you know, whatever your, um, quote, quote, middle. I'm using.

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Yeah, I… yeah, I… yeah, I mean, Snowfang is done, so must it be undone. We… we are basically giving them, you know, our intent to go back to the land, which basically is telling them, hey, I'm not going to touch death anymore. I don't want those contracts.

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Yeah, I get it. That's exactly right.

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Right, but guess what? Not… not everybody is ready for that. Some people are ready to have zero contracts. In fact, we have one on California.

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like the one purple unicorn. Okay, who, by the way, um, completely doesn't even have a quote address. You try to find this man, you can't find him.

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Can't find him. He's a complete and total anomaly, because why he was doing this, you know, 25, 30 years ago has no way to be found. If you don't get his personal contact information, like a phone number, you can't reach him.

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not findable, because all the contracts have been canceled. And in fact, there was a point of, you know, trying to do a background check. It's like the last known contact was like 1984, I think it was. Okay. But this is someone who's regularly.

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you know, accessible to people on our assembly. Okay, so the point I'm trying to make is… There are living people who have broken free of the system.

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don't have bank accounts, don't have anything in their names, right? Remember when a couple years ago during COVID, what's his face, said the most horrendous, vile thing I could possibly hear, which is, oh, you'll own nothing and you'll be happy.

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Yeah.

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Remember that guy, Mr. globalist agenda hates people guy, that guy, right? The bald guy. Not that everybody who's bald is bad, I'm not saying that, okay? Don't get it twisted, people.

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She said it.

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Charles Schwab, I think, or something like that.

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Okay, but that guy, okay, the crazy guy. Okay.

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at the same time. It seems like pain comes to people who have things in their name.

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Why? Isn't it true? How many times have you heard that, quote, the elite people, the billionaires and trillionaires, they don't have anything in their name.

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It's because everything's in a, you know, whatever. They've got this, you know, all the things they own. It's just not in their name.

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But those of us that are on the ground level.

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I mean, shoot, my dishes are in my name, practically. You see?

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They can come and steal my dishes, for crying out loud. Okay, why? Because we work our fannies off our whole lives.

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We've got a quote paycheck in our name. We've got credit cards in our name. We have all these things in our quote in our name.

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that they can take away, because. What can they take away? Benefits and privileges?

01:33:08.000 --> 01:33:21.000
So… When you… when you're, um… When your name is associated with a thing.

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like a car. They can, quote, repossess the car.

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Why? because that is big. There's an intermingling of the name with the theme.

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So then it's, like, mind blown, how do I get my name out of these things?

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So, if I may, if I may, um…

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Oh, yeah, go ahead, Michael. Sorry. Is that okay with you, Mike McGowan? Michael wants to try.

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So, so what you're saying is, is…

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Yeah.

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And this is to Mike, both you guys, so what you're saying is the indemnity bond, we should send that.

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So let's say credit. We should send that to every credit card that we have, every company that we associated with or associate with.

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The Ademnity bond, we should send that to them and let them know that we've corrected ourselves and that we've returned home.

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And then…

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And that'll help with the credit situation. That'll help with like energy or utilities.

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Is that what he was saying? Like…

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That's what I grasp.

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Yeah, yeah, okay, so let me… let me put it this way. Okay, first, we don't have any way of verifying that the claims are on the record.

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Um, I know I've, you know, read thousands of articles of Anna's, or close to it, and whatnot. I just don't have the Pope or the king or anyone else coming back and saying any of that is true.

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May I?

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Right? That's why I've been on the bandwagon to try to get things from the other side affirming it, so that we have second and third witness, because in our natural law, it's two or three in agreement, witness to it. And so, that's all.

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you know, we need to have something that verifies the indemnity bond on their side of the equation, so that we know that it exists.

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Because the, um, you know, when I've gone after the FOIA request from USPS, they don't have, you know, even the original registered letters and whatnot, they don't have those on file anymore.

01:35:33.000 --> 01:35:39.000
So, you know, nobody wants to admit, because that puts… that makes them accountable on it.

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Right? And then you could, you know, then the clients become valid. Go ahead.

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Right, I… Yeah, okay. So all this is story.

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And, you know, I can take about 10 minutes here, I'd like to present what everybody can do.

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And hold them to their contracts. Okay, Michelle.

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It'd take about 10 minutes. Okay.

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I don't see why not, Doug, you've got the latest iteration of the silver bullet. But for people that are new.

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Right.

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and or people that are relying on… Um, and…

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Yeah, well, I want to know this is… this is what's behind the silver bullet. This is why the silver bullet works.

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And this process can work with anything. So the the first thing you have to know is that they are in commerce.

01:36:34.000 --> 01:36:44.000
Okay. And… Uh, let's see… Yeah, well, can I get the screen share?

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Yep, go for it, it's unlocked.

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Okay.

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Okay, y'all seeing my screen?

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It's populating.

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Okay, can you see my screen?

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Yeah, it looks like it's, um, like the camera's on your bedsheet.

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No.

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Yeah.

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Oh, I… okay, let me try and reshare it.

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By the way, Mike, before Doug gets his screen share up, I just want to share, I'm really grateful for your questions tonight. This is going to move the needle forward. Thank you.

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Yeah, me too. This is really something that needs to take.

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So… okay.

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Trust me, Michelle, a lot of people have been asking, so I'm glad. I'm very glad.

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Yeah. So can… Can everybody see the screen now?

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it's a solid color changing

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No.

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Okay, well…

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Yeah. Well, for me, that screen is still… Not yet, it's still loading, Doug, but um… While it's floating, um, Doug said something really important before he started his screen share, which is that.

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you know, they are in commerce. When you expatriated and you did the expatriation on all the different versions of your name, and then you did the.

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Um, the new document and all of that, right? The FSIA, all of these different documents help in the different layers of the jurisdictions.

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that they know now that you know that these names have been used in commerce.

01:39:21.000 --> 01:39:28.000
Okay, just because you status corrected yourself. doesn't mean.

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That you can never. You can never engage in commerce. But what is commerce?

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Okay, commerce is. international sale or transport of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms.

01:39:46.000 --> 01:39:55.000
Most of us are not doing that on a day-to-day basis. However, okay, the jurisdiction that controls.

01:39:55.000 --> 01:40:01.000
the interstate transport and or sale of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is the same.

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jurisdiction that deals with banking and money and finance. So if you want to go buy groceries, you might not think of that as banking and high finance.

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You might not think of that as commerce. But because it requires a an exchange with a you know, whether you put your credit card in or a debit card, or you're paying in frns.

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the… thing that they are operating in.

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That does that finance is in some sort of a commercial contract. Okay, it's why supermarkets can sell, you know, alcohol.

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that was made in some other state or some other country.

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Yeah, you're… but you're not seeing where I'm… where the gist of the argument is, and that is, from their standpoint, as soon as we even talk to them.

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You know, so… so, you know, a realist or what do you would call it? An idealist would say, you don't even answer the phone, because you don't want to contract with them. And the person you were talking about before has no contracts, right? You wouldn't even pick up the phone and do this, because.

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You've already had the authority. They've already known that I've left the game, so I never have to do another thing, because that… as soon as I do that, then I have the assumption that I'm back in the dead.

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Mike?

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Right? That's the problem, is that I left, and I don't ever want to go back. I can if I'm, you know, if I ever go back and act like a corporation, I just need to make sure that I'm doing it from the land side of things.

01:41:49.000 --> 01:42:04.000
And that's why Anna's always been telling us there's a difference. They use water to air to get to commerce, and we use land to air to get to commerce. So in order to make that known, that's where the indemnity bond pops up and says.

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This proves that, you know, don't ever look at me sideways and think I'm back in your jurisdiction, because I anchor on that indemnity bond. And so, I just need to know for myself that somebody has proof that it exists someplace.

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And go ahead.

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May I please? Yeah, okay. So it doesn't look like my sharing has worked, so I put in the maxims of commerce in the chat. Can somebody pull that up?

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It's true.

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I'm looking for it right now, hold on one second. But, you know, okay, but here's the thing. Okay, I want to make sure there's a distinction, right? Because this is maxims of.

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Yeah, let me… let me explain all this, okay?

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Okay, so because they're maxims of commerce they're they're not maxims of the land.

01:42:57.000 --> 01:42:58.000
Okay, so let's just make sure that everyone here.

01:42:58.000 --> 01:43:05.000
Right. But what we're doing… what we're doing is tying them to their law.

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Okay, and there's some very important…

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Okay, Lisa's got it. Go ahead, Lisa. I mean, go ahead, Doug.

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things here. Yeah, can you make it bigger?

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Can you make it bigger so I can read it?

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Excuse me.

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Okay. So, go ahead and scroll down to number 2.

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So what it says on the top there is it's this is a 6,000-year-old law that's pre-judicial.

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It's been 6,000 years before any courts. This is pre-Bible.

01:43:49.000 --> 01:44:01.000
Okay, so the Bible quotes in here are a restatement of the 6,000-year-old law, since the Bible is only 2,500 years or so.

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All right. I may be wrong on it, but it's… the Bible is not 6,000 years old, but this law is, okay? All are equal under the law.

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No problem with that, right? Number three, in commerce, the truth is sovereign.

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Okay, I also put in the chat. The Merham-Webster definition sovereign. So if somebody could get that ready to put up, okay?

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Truth is expressed in the form of an affidavit. That means… I declare under penalty perjury.

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Okay, and that kind of re… Relates to number nine. Let's scroll down a little bit.

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Okay. sacrifice is the measure of credibility.

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In other words, if you say something that's not right.

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And there's no consequences for you saying it. Then you have no credibility. So if you attest to something under penalty of perjury, then you're willing to stand behind it and take anybody on that says otherwise.

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All right. Go ahead and scroll back up now.

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So, like, uh, 3… Yeah. Okay. So the truth is sovereign.

01:45:40.000 --> 01:45:45.000
The truth is like absolute power, unassailable power, okay?

01:45:45.000 --> 01:45:50.000
We express it in the form of an affidavit. That's what the silver bullet is.

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Okay. Matter must be expressed to be resolved. That's what the silver bullet does.

01:45:57.000 --> 01:46:01.000
The problem they have is they cannot rebut what we say in the affidavit.

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Okay. In the silver bullet, I say no state, you know.

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The Constitution says that… No state shall make anything use… The state may use anything but gold and silver coin in tender of payment of debts.

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Okay. And therefore there are no states. And therefore, they have the… We, the sovereigns, the delegation of authority that we gave to them was to only use Federal Reserve notes.

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And they don't, so they have no sovereign delegation of authority.

01:46:43.000 --> 01:46:59.000
And if they have no sovereign delegation of 40, they're… or alternatively, if we sign up for the army, then they do have authority over us and we have there's a contract for that.

01:46:59.000 --> 01:47:09.000
But if we haven't signed up to work for the government, then… They have to pay attention to the Constitution, and if they're not.

01:47:09.000 --> 01:47:19.000
following the Constitution, they have no delegation of authority, and therefore they are not a government.

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Okay. An unrebutted affidavit becomes a judgment in the commerce.

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And he who leaves the battlefield first loses by default.

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Okay, and then the silver bullet, we say… The full name is… Um… Um… criminal information, which means we are reporting a crime. And the next part is notice of liability.

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We're noticing that they're liable for their actions. And included in the silver bullet is a $10 million pup.

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fee schedule. And thirdly.

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The third part of the name is… And the correct records made without sovereign delegation authority.

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So if they can't show… that they made the records that they have.

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with… sovereign delegation of authority.

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Then… We're saying their records are no good.

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Okay, and if… and because this has been going on so long, we give them 72 hours to make the change or rebut what we've said, because Anna's been giving them notice back to 1998.

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But how do we know that?

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Well, it doesn't… it… It doesn't matter. It goes back that far, but we do include in the silver bullet.

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is the, um… 2015… Um, sovereign letters patent and the 2015.

01:49:13.000 --> 01:49:22.000
Declaration flag with addendums. And the, um…

01:49:22.000 --> 01:49:31.000
Proclamation of restoration. And Anna Schtick again article.

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And in there, they mentioned the MOGI process, they mentioned the.

01:49:41.000 --> 01:49:49.000
Indemnity bond. And the birth certificates, and all of that stuff is included.

01:49:49.000 --> 01:50:02.000
So that's all included. by reference, as if set forth in full in this two-page document, the… what we call the silver bullet.

01:50:02.000 --> 01:50:22.000
Yeah, Doug, but you're stuck on the same… the same issue of, yes, I think that Anna's doing a wonderful thing and she and Jim and Jim's, you know, done a few articles that I read before he passed.

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Yes, yes.

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But we don't have anybody coming on as the second witness to all 6000 articles saying, yeah, we received it and, you know, and we can't talk about it. And the reason they can't talk about it is because the paper can't talk to the living.

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Right? And… Well, paper to paper.

01:50:33.000 --> 01:50:47.000
Well, that's not true. Well, let me finish. Let me tell you… let me tell you why, and then you can respond. So, the Sovereign Letters Patent and the… Um… Declaration.

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Anyways, two of them, I think, have the tracking.

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evidence with them. I know the sovereign Letters patent has the… Uh, tracking receipts to the Vatican, to the Queen.

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Okay.

01:51:20.000 --> 01:51:33.000
to the, um… You're on security general to the, um… I think it's the BIS and to the, um… UN, uh… anyways, there's tracking in there, so there's proof of delivery that they have received these in there.

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Well, no, yeah.

01:51:34.000 --> 01:51:57.000
But… but we don't have any validity that that is from them. You know, I mean, I could… I can Xerox something, and I can make something look pretty like that, and I'm not doubting that she really did it, I'm just saying nobody on their side, no… No sovereign that can speak has ever said anything, right? That I've seen in any of this, you know, and, you know, and I've gone, you know, because Anna gave special jurisdiction to the international courts.

01:51:57.000 --> 01:52:13.000
And so, I emailed them and said, hey, you know, what case number? What's on record? You know, crickets, nothing. I went to the USPS and said, hey, I have registered letter numbers here.

01:52:13.000 --> 01:52:25.000
You know, please, you know, give me the date on this, because that would be a UPU member given a backup of a second witness to what's been done.

01:52:25.000 --> 01:52:26.000
You don't need it.

01:52:26.000 --> 01:52:34.000
No, we don't have that. And so that's, you know, that's… and I think it's old enough that we don't get it because they get rid of it, because they don't want to keep it. It's like a hot potato.

01:52:34.000 --> 01:52:37.000
You know, we're playing, um, rock, scissors, paper, and they're, you know, they're… the rocks are hot, so they want to drop them whenever they can.

01:52:37.000 --> 01:52:45.000
So. Okay, you're not… you're not understanding. You're not understanding what I'm saying.

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This process that I'm talking about is getting the de facto to admit.

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to what we say. They can't ignore it.

01:52:55.000 --> 01:53:02.000
Because they… they come into commercial… Um, default judgment.

01:53:02.000 --> 01:53:14.000
If they don't answer in 72 hours, they have agreed with everything on the silver bullet, and they are in commercial default judgment, and that means they are stopped.

01:53:14.000 --> 01:53:21.000
You need to look up the word estoppel and Beauvier. Now it basically means.

01:53:21.000 --> 01:53:22.000
You said one thing, and now you… wait a minute, wait a minute.

01:53:22.000 --> 01:53:25.000
Right, but there's yeah, I mean.

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What it means is you said one thing, and now you're trying to say something else, and you… when you were asked to… answer you didn't answer, and therefore.

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You agreed with me, and there's, you know, I've got UCC language in there in the seller bullet for express terms applies, so we've given them the law, we've given them how we're going to deal with them, and we've given them… and that's, like, the vehicle that carries.

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Okay.

01:53:59.000 --> 01:54:00.000
So where's…

01:54:00.000 --> 01:54:05.000
All of the sovereign letters patent and the um declaration of flag and all that. So, so they've got and they've admitted that they recognize.

01:54:05.000 --> 01:54:15.000
The mochi process, they recognize who we are, they recognize that they have no sovereign delegation of authority. They recognize that.

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The, um… Indemnity bond is valid.

01:54:20.000 --> 01:54:21.000
They've admitted it. No, you don't understand. You don't understand.

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But they haven't. So this is an example. I've been…

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According to the 6,000-year-old law, if they have not rebutted it, if they have not proven otherwise.

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And, you know, the… Sovereign letters patent with the delivery.

01:54:44.000 --> 01:54:55.000
Uh, the tracking information… For the Pope, the queen, the… BIS, the Security Council and the UN Secretary General.

01:54:55.000 --> 01:55:02.000
You know, that's… that's the evidence, and they haven't rebuttered any of that, so they have to… they have agreed with it.

01:55:02.000 --> 01:55:05.000
By the 6,000-year-old law, not by their wishy-washy stuff, and not by some judge that is interfering with the evidence.

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Okay.

01:55:11.000 --> 01:55:12.000
So we are the sovereigns.

01:55:12.000 --> 01:55:25.000
Well, I… Okay, and that's true if we ever made it back to the land.

01:55:25.000 --> 01:55:26.000
No. No. No.

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And if we did, then we've invalidated it because we've written on… we put ink to paper. We've now talked to the dead. We've touched the electricity. Yeah, we have, because we… in order to do that, we… first of all, we would never want to do that.

01:55:34.000 --> 01:55:49.000
But if we do that, then we have to be indemnified. And Anna said this many times, and that was, you know, that's what separates us from all the other people out there that are trying to get their feet back on the land, is that you have to have insurance.

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Thank you.

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Yes.

01:55:58.000 --> 01:56:03.000
I'm sorry, you have to have indemnity to go back and talk to them, and that's why I say that this is a critical piece that we always have to put that as the… you know, so we can't talk and say that we can't even use those, um.

01:56:03.000 --> 01:56:11.000
You didn't hear what I said. You didn't hear what I said. I said the indemnity bond is included in the silver bullet.

01:56:11.000 --> 01:56:12.000
Right, right, but it… it can't be there if it doesn't exist.

01:56:12.000 --> 01:56:19.000
So what… if they… if they fail… wait a minute. No, no, no. If they fail to rebut.

01:56:19.000 --> 01:56:34.000
Our mention of the indemnity bond that we're covered under, then they have agreed with it, and they cannot, they are stopped from saying it doesn't exist.

01:56:34.000 --> 01:56:35.000
Okay.

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Okay, but this is what you're missing. I get what I get what you're saying, but the piece that you're missing is, if you don't have that, if you don't have a second witness to the indemnity bond, you've never established that as a fact.

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That's what we don't have. That's my whole point. And so and we can get around it. You know, if you send them a you know, and I've seen people doing this is that there's, you know, they're taking pictures of of a silver actual silver dollars.

01:57:00.000 --> 01:57:10.000
And putting them on a piece of paper and sending that and say, this is my own surety because or however, whatever word you're going to use for that, because one silver dollar.

01:57:10.000 --> 01:57:18.000
physical is greater than every single negative debt note that's been created. So I have more value than your whole system.

01:57:18.000 --> 01:57:22.000
Um, yeah.

01:57:22.000 --> 01:57:23.000
But.

01:57:23.000 --> 01:57:30.000
Right? But we have to have a second witness that says it's on board. And that's the problem is we don't have a second witness.

01:57:30.000 --> 01:57:33.000
We're all witnesses, Mike.

01:57:33.000 --> 01:57:34.000
No, no, no, but…

01:57:34.000 --> 01:57:41.000
Sure you do. So if you send the silver bullet to Rubio and you send it to your state attorney general, there's two witnesses.

01:57:41.000 --> 01:57:45.000
Yeah, but that's… they're paid… that's all paper. I got… we gotta have somebody that was never paper.

01:57:45.000 --> 01:57:53.000
And they are corporations, yeah, they are corporations, and they are paper.

01:57:53.000 --> 01:57:54.000
And you… Anna has said many times.

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That's what I'm saying, is we can't talk to people. That's our whole problem, is we don't ever get beyond the fact that once we become living, you know, now we're playing paper-scissors, rock, right? But we're the man playing it.

01:58:05.000 --> 01:58:08.000
No, you're missing the point. Uh, you're…

01:58:08.000 --> 01:58:27.000
Right? But I don't have anybody… I don't have a second person that says, hey, you know what? Mike really made it back to the land, because if, you know, and I can, I think I can get to that point, but then if I go back and try to talk to them, then I have to have a second person that's verified the indemnity.

01:58:27.000 --> 01:58:34.000
Or I have to put something physical. And so, you know, I should probably send them their dollar.

01:58:34.000 --> 01:58:37.000
So the timer, the timer has gone off, fellas, for your five minutes.

01:58:37.000 --> 01:58:38.000
Okay. No problem.

01:58:38.000 --> 01:58:39.000
No, no. So you're missing the… you're missing… Okay, but Mike, you're missing the point. I suggest you come to.

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Okay.

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our Monday class. and learn about it. It's… I yield.

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All right.

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Thank you. Okay. Thank you.

01:58:52.000 --> 01:58:53.000
Oh.

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And I put the definition for the Webster's definition for sovereign in the chat as well, so check that out. I yield.

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Thank you.

01:59:03.000 --> 01:59:18.000
Thank you, Lisa. And thank you, Doug, and thank you, Mike. I think it's a very interesting conversation, especially because, um… Yeah, there are lots of witnesses on this call that you're choosing to be.

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uh, among the living. And we don't need validation from dead entities or employees of dead entities to confirm that you've corrected your status.

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All right. But lively conversation. Thank you, Doug, and I'm glad that you and Christy have your calls still going on for anybody that would like to attend. I know somebody I saw a moment ago in the chat. Someone dropped in the links. Thank you. It was Karen Sandler.

01:59:46.000 --> 01:59:53.000
at 7.07 PM Pacific time, um, dropping in those classes and the links.

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Yeah, in order to attend those classes, you have to be papered up.

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Thank you, Doug. All right. So Anna still is not on the call, but there are still several hands up. Is there anyone on the call tonight that is has a question that's not for Anna?

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Yes.

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Um, so…

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Okay, go ahead, Michael on Tennessee.

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Another song I don't know where I went to the disappear.

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Maybe you guys can see me. So, um…

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Just the question I had before, so send the indemnity bond.

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To each, uh…

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company right that that's all I wanted to know. That's that was it David.

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They had some good points going there, but that's really all I wanted to know.

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I yield.

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May I?

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Thank you, Michael. Okay, Doug has something that he would like to say about that. Go ahead, Doug.

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The mopey products.

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Yeah, just… just use the Moki process.

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So so, Michael, what you need to do is you need to get a hold of your coordinator and or find out in your on your Tennessee Assembly when you're training is.

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Gotcha.

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Um, they can help you with those questions, okay? And and so, you know, the indemnity bond is really.

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Anna has allowed some people who have had mortgage issues, um, that were in foreclosure issues to issue that for to hopefully help stop their foreclosure. However, the indemnity bond that Anna put out there.

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is… is really meant to indemnify the state assembly governments.

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not necessarily each of us individually. Because we are because we are the beneficiaries of our accounts and the primary creditors of our accounts. The Mochi process, the MOCEE, mutual offset.

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credit exemption exchange process should should. doesn't always. But it should be something that you could employ to assist with.

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is sometimes dishonored, most of the time it's not. I will be really upfront with you.

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So that is really, we found in terms of on Ohio, in terms of some of the deep debt that's been out there using the silver bullet or a conditional acceptance.

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has worked pretty well. So those are all things that you can get with your Tennessee assembly and get educated on. Okay?

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Yes ma'am, thank you.

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You're welcome.

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Okay, great. Thank you, Michael. Thank you, Lisa. Thank you, Doug.

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Alright, are there any other questions of those that have their hands up? Any other questions that are not for Anna tonight? Because Anna is not going to be attending this call.

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Jenny, go ahead, Janiece.

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Mary? Hi, thank you. My question is for Lisa. A little while ago you had mentioned that there are 3 different levels of recording secretary. The California Assembly. Our stamps actually say international notorial witness.

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All of the recording secretaries can do between counties on the entire state. We have not received actual training or been vetted or know really. My question is, what are the requirements?

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to obtain international status of international recording secretary for a man or woman who wants to be able to record for other states.

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Thank you. Sorry, Janice, you would have to apply to Anna and to Terry Psalm.

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Okay.

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And they would require to have a copy of your background check, and then they would require to vet you.

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Okay? And so you'd have to go through that process with them.

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Correct.

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Okay, it wasn't for me, I'm asking for somebody else that had texted me and asked was interested. So what is it? That is there special training? Is there special considerations for that to be honored? For example, a need or.

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So they would the the training is pretty much the same.

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I just don't know if anybody.

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Um, it's just that the Federation issues their seals.

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Okay. Okay.

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In the international jurisdiction. So it is it is.

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you would have to get with them and and be vetted. Now, if they've taken trade, they may require they go back through training. Terry may require to have training with them. I don't know what she'll require for that in that realm, because that is the realm she has governance over.

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Okay.

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Okay, she and Anna. And so if they've had if they've been on secretary training, or you have trained them. That may suffice. And then again, Terry may require additional training or vetting to go into that process.

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Thank you, Lisa. I yield.

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Okay. You're welcome. And and just because your state seal has has international notarial witness on it. You are international to the counties.

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Yes. Absolutely.

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Okay? And as long as it's got your state on it.

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Then you're you're bound by your State borders. Okay?

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Yep.

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Perfect. Thank you. I yield.

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You're welcome.

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I have a question, Michelle.

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Great question, Janice. Thank you.

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Oh. Yes, thank you. This may have to go to Anna, but my question is related to our British Columbia website that we've been working on. And we're attempting to learn a little bit more about our history and are wondering if anybody knows about.

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the history of the term British territorial. Has that ever come up before to your knowledge? We haven't found anything directly from Anna's articles yet.

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But possibly someone here knows the answer to this.

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So it's about the history of the the wording, the terms British territorial, and it certainly makes sense. And I don't know if this is.

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come up because it was used because it fits the situation now, and it's a more recent term, or whether this was also used.

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Just immediately after the Civil War or whenever, I'm just looking for more information if anyone has that.

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Sorry about that. I could speak a little bit to that. So in 1775, when our very young colonies, um.

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decided that they were… they've had enough with King George.

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It was known that King George was a British king.

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So some things were just known as historical fact.

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But it goes beyond that, right? Because people were commissioned to.

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populate and start businesses and you know they were funded to come to the column, you know, create the colonies and do all of that.

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But at some point they decided that they didn't want to have anything to do with the British king.

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There was usurpations and taxation, and people decided that they wanted to be free of all of that.

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So… the term British territorial.

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was… I don't know that it was any sort of a, you know, codified term.

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Um, as much as it was. British in that the king was British.

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and territorial in that the colonies were originally considered part of his territory, part of the British territory.

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They intended for the the original 13 colonies to be.

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British. and to stay that way, into perpetuity. But when the people rose up and they decided to.

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draft the unanimous Declaration of Independence and break free of the British territory.

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Then there was a different paradigm. There was a new paradigm of self-governance that was born.

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So, British territorial comes along with those… with that.

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awareness. that, clearly.

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Um, the the land where the colonies were was not in Britain.

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But it was considered a British territory. So when we talk about British territorials, we're talking about the fact that there was an intent.

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for certain locations to have British rule. And we do see that on Canada, right? Canada.

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Um, I mean, even the money, you know, some of the money still has Queen Elizabeth on there, because it's been known to be a British territory, if you will.

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So, but I I don't specifically know of any verbiage.

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that's written. using the terminology of British territorial the way that Anna has outlaid it in her articles.

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But I hope that that helps to explain where.

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Yes, yes, very nice. Thank you. I'm just wondering mostly when they started using it. Do you think they began using it then when they understood what you're describing?

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They may have, um, I mean, over the years, I've been privy to, you know, some old newspapers and things like this, but they don't necessarily say British territorial.

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Okay.

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They may refer to the British king, or they may refer to just the king. But it's sort of like knowing that there were colonies.

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Yes.

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Mm-hmm.

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the Northeastern, you know, what we now know… what we now speak of as Northeastern United States.

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those areas were being quote colonized because they were not being populated necessarily or brought up in outside of the indigenous population. So those that came from afar.

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and then started procreating and having babies and building up their homes and farms and doing all the things. They were colonizing.

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Yes. No, that's great. Thanks. Thanks very much.

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You're welcome. Thank you, Gerda. And I pray for Canada. I know you guys have had some challenges, and I really pray that, um.

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you know, everything works out. with all of you on Canada.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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Lovely. Thank you so much. That's great.

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Hi, Michelle, this is Michael on Ohio. May I?

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Ohio, my favorite radio voice. Go ahead, Michael.

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Yeah, I think it's interesting to note that I think British territorial jurisdiction is really just a descriptive term.

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And that comes from, well, we know that typically the king and or queen of England.

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vacate their throne in favor of becoming chair of the estate.

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So, that is a UK position, not an English.

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office. It's a United Kingdom or British office.

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So, when we say British territorial,

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Um, we're basically describing.

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The British, the UK,

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Territorial jurisdiction.

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So I think it's pretty simple if you just break down the words.

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Um, I'd like to go way back here for a second where you mentioned your gluten allergy.

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And that's very, very common allergy. That actually is vaccine damage. They use certain wheat extracts as adjuvants and many vaccines.

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And when…

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The vaccine triggers a bodily reaction, an immunological

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reaction, your body remembers that.

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And usually manifests as a gluten allergy subsequent to that.

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Thank you. I yield.

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Wow, thank you, Michael, and you know, yes, that's so true, and that's why there's, um… There's a lot of kids out there with, like, peanut allergies, and it's the same premise. They use peanut oil.

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as a, quote, adjuvant in these vaccines. Yeah, and thank you, Michael. Point is noted about United Kingdom. And.

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Yep, right up.

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in… I thought it was the early 1800s that we started. They started using that terminology, but I'll have to go back and… I'll have to go back.

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Where did they start calling them Tories?

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You know?

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Right, the… well, as far as I knew, they were always Tories. I mean, back from, you know, before they started, uh, before they pulled out their muskets. They were calling them stories, but… I'm not… I'm not 100% sure on that.

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May I, Michelle?

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Oh, wait, hold on. I have two people talking at the same time, so I'm not sure who that was.

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Michelle, go ahead. Go ahead, Doug.

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Doug, go ahead, Doug.

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Doug? Yeah, so the… Queen Anne abdicated the throne in 1707. She came on the throne in 1702.

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Which is usually the date Anna has used recently.

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for the change, but it was actually 1707. If you look up British.

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Monarchs, and we have media, you'll see that 1707 and… So that's when the British… Head of state left the land.

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So actually, King George III. was not a landed king and had no capacity to.

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create a treaty, which is a land document, with the colonies. I yield.

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Awesome. Thank you, Doug. very well noted and important.

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That was me, Michelle.

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And then there was someone else also that had opened up their mic right at the same time as Doug, and I apologize. I didn't, um, I didn't see your, you know, box light up green, so… Oh, who's that?

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Sarah. Thank you, Sarah.

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Hi Anne, it's Sarah in North Carolina. Um, I just had a quick question. Hi. Um, okay, so for North Carolina, um, I'm also going through the status correction process.

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And there was a letter of good standing that I saw that some of the states were including, but since North Carolina isn't ceded yet.

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I think the letters that I saw were from the Secretary of State in that particular.

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um, state, but we don't have that, so I was just wondering,

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Um, what committee would be able to provide that for me? Um…

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And who should I direct the question to regarding getting a letter for my letters that I'm trying to send out for the status correction?

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you know, this is the first that I'm hearing of this. So are you saying that the de facto agencies issue de facto agency issued a letter of good standing for.

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certain assemblies.

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Um, no, no, this is, um, a ladder of good standing from the, um, um, for the assemblies that was provided.

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Do you know who provided it?

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Um, the letter that I saw was from Texas, so it was the, um,

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The Secretary of State that was in the, um, the…

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state of Texas. That's the template that I saw was actually from Texas.

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And I want to say the guy's first name was Rob, so I can't remember his last name, but…

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Okay, this is the first I'm hearing of this. Is there anyone on Texas that could speak to Sarah's question?

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Okay.

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I've never heard of it.

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That doesn't sound like our process, Michelle. It it does not sound like our process, because a letter of good standing from the State of state.

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is essentially that you've been a good slave, you've paid your dues, you've made your registrations, you've played paid your taxes, and… and they're just verifying that condition, okay?

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That's that's basically when you get. Our jurisdiction would have nothing to do with the letter of from a Secretary of State.

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Okay, so not…

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May I, Lisa?

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ever. There's a clear separation in jurisdiction.

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Um, there is…

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a Texas General Assembly.

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that is state of state, so that could be what you're looking at.

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Right? That's that's that's different, though. That's a district assembly, Sarah. So that's not a land jurisdiction assembly. That that's that is a maritime district assembly. Okay?

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So what would you need a letter of good standing for?

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Okay, so, yeah, that was my question, so I, so I technically don't need one to be able to send out my letters, is what you're saying.

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Absolutely not. All you need is your declaration of political status.

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If you've done your initial 1779 paperwork, your two witnesses, 1779, and your declaration of political status, you're ready to send out your letter to the secretary of State and to the Irs.

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Okay, Internal Revenue Service and the Irs. You need nothing more than that declaration. One of the originals of your declaration of political status to send in your packet. So Nancy is a Nancy Brainerd is a recording secretary on.

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Texas, she just spoke. And you know, if you have questions, you can get a hold of Nancy, too.

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Awesome. All right, thank you so much, Ayo.

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Thank you, Sarah. Thank you, Nancy, and thank you, Lisa.

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Welcome.

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All right. I don't see any other hands up for tonight. So why don't we wrap it up and reconvene next Thursday, same time. It obviously will be a different zoom link. I've been sending out different Zoom link invitations. Oh, hello?

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I've been sending out different Zoom link invitations every Thursday morning. So please stay tuned. There will be a different link sent out next Thursday.

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And all right. Thank you, everybody here tonight. Doug.

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Thanks, Michelle.

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Miss David. Thanks, Lisa.

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Was that you? Oh, okay.

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You're welcome, David. Good night, everybody.

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Okay, thank you.

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Thank you.

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Good night, everybody.

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Thank you, Lisa and Michelle. Take care, you guys. God bless.

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Thank you. All right, guys. Thank you.

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Good night.

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My favorite store.

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Gerda, if you looked in the chat, I put some information in there for you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you! Good night!

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Uh, and Michael Anderson, if you want to drop your email address into the chat, I can go ahead and add you to the invite list.

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Good night, Michelle, and thank you!

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Awesome! Thank you, John Russell. Thank you for doing the Bivens.

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Anytime for you, anytime.

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I'm getting better at it!

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It matters. Thank you so, so much.

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Good night, Michelle.

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Alright, have a great night. Bye.

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You're doing a great job. Two thumbs up! 10 stars! Woohoo!

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Alright, good night, everybody. Go ye forth and multiply. We'll see you next week.