By PKTF (Union State Development Facilitation Team)
If you've been watching the growth of lawful peacekeeping and peace-building across American State Assemblies, you're going to want to catch this
announcement. The Peacekeeping Task Force is opening enrollment for its next
round of Assembly Liaison Training Days, and this time we're doing it once again in two
full iterations designed to bring more State Assemblies into proper service.
The first series kicks off after approximately 111 days from now, which lands us at 7:30 PM EDT on Monday, October 17, 2026.
That's when Day Zero begins, and that's when new participants get onboarded
with the foundational knowledge every Liaison needs.
Click to Enroll as found on the image here within the blog in the left margin for your convenience.
Why Assembly Liaisons Matter Right Now
We've seen a noticeable uptick in interest over the past few
months. American State Nationals and American State Citizens from across the
Federation are reaching out, asking about the Assembly Liaison role, what it
takes to serve, and how their State Assembly can position itself for proper
peacekeeping and peace-building services.
And here's the truth: a significant portion of our State
Assemblies are still without adequate Assembly Militia stewarding. That's where
peace-building service starts. Without it, everything else on the international scene stalls each and every time.
The PKTF – Assembly Liaison isn't just another Federation function with an interesting service title. It's a
perpetual, yearly service role that performs as the bridge between:
- State of the Union AND Union State Assemblies
- Local (de facto/Municipal and Territorial) Law Enforcement Officers (LEO) Emergency Services
- Sovereign
Peacekeepers and other networking sovereign peace-builders
- All known - full spectrum emergency
services
- Neighboring
State Assembly Liaisons
That bridge is what keeps communication flowing, what
prevents jurisdictional conflicts, and what ensures disaster response can
happen across state lines when it matters most.
What the Training Coverage Has Been So Far
The annual training program typically runs in two series:
Series 1: March through June (or) September through March (depending on when the series begins for the year).
Series 2: September through November, then a break, and finally March through June.
Sessions start bi-weekly, then shift to weekly midway (with varying service focal points). Day Zero is where new participants get
onboarded. From there, you'll cover:
- Historical
context of service organizations and Public Law
- Committee
collaboration (Assembly Militia Provisions, Assembly Militia Operations,
and the joint Outreach committee) - primary service touchpoints.
- Relationships
between Liaisons, Field Commanders, and State-elected Marshals-at-Arms
- How to
structure effective Liaison teams within your State Assembly
- Scenario-based
exercises: border defense, disaster response coordination, resource
management during emergencies
And if you miss a session? All prior Training replays are made available to review, with opportunities to provide written reflections summarizing what you learned from prior training as validation for Liaison qualification. That's how
we salvage prior training and maintain service accountability.
Where to Find Previous Training
If you're new to this Federation opportunity and want to see what's already been
covered, you can find all the previous and upcoming training recordings on the Peacekeeping Task Force YouTube channel. Search for:
- PKTF
Liaison Training Series 2_2025_Day1
- Previous
series from 2024 and 2025
Every segment has been rich in content and highly relevant
to the work. The material reinforces core responsibilities while introducing
new initiatives that will shape our efforts going forward.
For the full outline of the 2024–2025 Assembly Peacekeeping
Liaison education and training, check out the seeksearchfindtruth.blogspot.com
page titled "2024-2025 Assembly Peacekeeping Liaison – Education and
Training." That's where the comprehensive breakdown lives.
What's Coming: Union State Assembly Development
Upcoming training will also dive deeper into Union State
Assembly development and growth as it relates to your State of the Union. This
isn't just about militia structure. It's about:
- How
Assemblies further qualify through Original Jurisdiction to rejoin the State of the Union
- How
Liaison service differs from State Coordination (which sunsets when an
Assembly qualifies)
- How to
build professional networks with law enforcement whose jurisdictions run
parallel with Sovereign Peacekeepers
- How to
advocate for proper jurisdictional recognition
This is the kind of content that helps Assemblies move from
being unrecognized to being properly validated for Standing status.
Enrollment Is Open
If you're interested in becoming an Assembly Liaison, here's
what you need to know:
Eligibility:
- Must
be a status-corrected American State National or American State Citizen
- Cannot
hold other elected positions within your State Assembly
- Must
complete the Enrollment Form and pass PKTF vetting
Team Formation:
- You
can form teams of two to three Liaisons within each State Assembly
- Teams
work together on advocacy, training, operational planning, and general outreach.
Interview Process:
- Ice
Breaker: Assembly involvement, time availability, familiarity with PKTF
resources
- Follow-up:
Commitment level and understanding of responsibilities
- Final:
Candidate-led discussion on PKTF functions to ensure mutual understanding
All Liaisons receive Administrative Leave regardless of
active service status. That's recognition for your contribution while giving
you time to rest.
The Bigger Picture: Reframing Peacekeeping
There's something important happening here that goes beyond
training. We're also working to reframe how peacekeeping is understood in the
public eye.
The term "sovereign citizen" has become
weaponized—a shortcut used to dismiss legitimate concerns about corruption,
governance, and constitutional process. It's been associated with fraud,
extremism, and pseudolaw, which overshadows the real issues people are trying
to address.
What we're building instead is a set of constructive
identity paths that allow people to engage the same concerns without the
stigma:
- American
Constitutional Witness: For researchers, documenters, public record
investigators
- American
Republic Advocate: For reformers, petitioners, constitutional
convention advocates
- American
Common Law Citizen: For those asserting rights through legitimate
courts and traditional legal principles
These three paths let people work in different lanes while
staying aligned in purpose. They separate legitimate inquiry from extremism.
And they create a stronger public-facing identity for those who want real,
peaceful change.
This isn't about rejecting civic life. It's about promoting
peacekeeping, accountability, and lawful participation.
How to Enroll
The Assembly Liaison Enrollment Form is available on the original article announcing the position at PKTF News, titled "The
Peacekeeping Task Force – Assembly Liaison." You'll find the Enrollment
Form button just below that article.
If you have questions about enrollment steps, prerequisites, minimal requirements, or proof of Assembly membership, contact us at any of our Contact Forms or email addresses throughout the sites:
We're open for service.
The Mapping Roster Is Growing
PKTF has stepped up transparency to include the PKTF –
Assembly Liaison – States Map. Unlike the General PKTF Service map, this one
shows which State Assemblies have an active Assembly Liaison.
Every State General Assembly will have a unique opportunity
to have at least one supporting member within its Oversight Committee who is
its own PKTF – Assembly Liaison. That's how information sharing happens at the
Federation level.
This Is What Meaningful Service Looks Like
If you want to do something meaningful—truly meaningful—
toward improving your own safety and the safety of others, get busy organizing
in your own community. Get to know your neighbors. Discuss the need to protect
yourselves. Get involved in your State and County Assembly Militias.
If you don't have a program yet, start organizing. There's
no time like the present.
And call the PKTF if you have questions about the
limitations of your County and State organizations and the ways you can
lawfully and safely organize militia functions and coordinate actions with
other County and State Assembly Militias.
Together, we can lawfully and peacefully plan for the
security and protection of every community in America, come what may.
There's no need for clandestine, dangerous, or
"unregulated" activities that have given militias a disappointing and somewhat reckless name. We the People, however, aren't naive children simply playing games without true purpose or intent. We're lawful adults participating in our American Government, doing what must be done under our own Public Law.
We have every right to organize our State Assembly Militias
and County Assembly Militias. And we're exercising that right.
Training begins Saturday, October 17, 2026.
Enrollment is open now.
This is a service to the American State Assembly, State of the Union.







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