Bridging Lawful Remedies and Community Action: How the Fiduciary Office and Assemblies Uphold Superior Concurrent General Jurisdiction

Restoring Lawful Order: Assemblies, the Fiduciary Office, and the New Era of Community-Driven Enforcement

Please note: Not all previously held webinar discussions will directly touch upon peacekeepers, nor roles directly pertaining to such service efforts. However, the context of seeking remedies through lawful courts at the local and State levels where Land, Soil, and Sea jurisdiction applies will be extracted and amplified with each published article in this Series.

The purpose and intent of this particular Article Series is to assist our peacekeeping efforts at interfacing strategies by providing all counterparts with a forward and backwards timeline with a relatively middle ground threshold to assist with their own due diligence research patterns.

 Each of these exclusive articles will be tagged with the label (Timeline):

From: September 11, 2023

As the landscape of governance and law continues to shift, the Fiduciary Office and American assemblies are at the forefront of restoring public law and countering systemic fraud. Through the use of both legal and lawful remedies-whether known or yet to be discovered the assertion of Superior Concurrent General Jurisdiction, these efforts are redefining how justice and accountability are achieved in America.

Bridging the Divide: Asset-Based Solutions and Financial Integrity

The Fiduciary Office has announced the establishment of a Sovereign National Bank, a pivotal move that bridges the world of commerce-dominated by credits, derivatives, and corporate instruments-with the tangible assets of gold, silver, land, and labor. This bridge is essential for balancing the scales of justice and restoring integrity to financial systems that have long been manipulated by unaccountable credit expansion.

For decades, global financial actors have relied on derivative-based systems, creating debts and obligations that are passed on to future generations. The assemblies, guided by the Fiduciary Office, are exposing these practices and working to replace them with asset-backed systems. As this transition unfolds, Americans are empowered to challenge misclassifications in court and reclaim their economic sovereignty.

Enforcement Through Both Legal and Lawful Remedies

Rather than addressing fraud piecemeal, the Fiduciary Office and assemblies are deploying systemic solutions rooted in both legal and lawful remedies. Territorial courts are becoming more receptive to constitutional arguments, and the advent of asset-based banks is expected to further strengthen Americans’ ability to assert their rights.

Assemblies are taking the lead by issuing formal demands to government corporations that fail to meet their contractual obligations-such as securing the nation’s borders. When these obligations are neglected, assemblies respond with fee schedules and penalties, enforced through a suite of both legal and lawful remedies, including American common law liens, commonwealth liens, and commercial liens. These measures, underpinned by the assemblies’ Superior Concurrent General Jurisdiction, make non-compliance costly and serve as a peaceful yet powerful means of upholding public law.

This approach is designed to prevent engineered conflicts and civil unrest. By relying on both legal and lawful remedies, assemblies and the Fiduciary Office demonstrate a steadfast commitment to order, justice, and the rule of law.

The Peacekeeping Task Force: Community Communications for Border Security

In real time, the Peacekeeping Task Force has been working diligently to develop an affordable and highly effective communications network to support local County Sheriffs’ offices and law enforcement agencies, particularly in response to the ongoing border crisis. This initiative leverages reliable radio devices tied to a durable dispatch network, ensuring that proper communications can reach all available on-call personnel who are ready to assist law enforcement.

Much like a neighborhood watch, this network empowers responsible radio owners in border regions to quickly relay information about suspected trafficking or criminal activity. When reliable sources detect suspicious behavior, they can radio ahead to alert those in a position to investigate and, if necessary, apprehend suspects. This collaborative approach not only enhances the effectiveness of local law enforcement but also fosters a community-driven model of vigilance and rapid response.

Reliable, real-time information from trusted community members is vital. The Peacekeeping Task Force’s communications network stands as a modern extension of the neighborhood watch concept, providing a critical link between the public and those tasked with upholding the law under Superior Concurrent General Jurisdiction. This ensures that actionable intelligence reaches those who can make a difference-swiftly, securely, and effectively.

Defending The Rights of Mankind Against Corporate Overreach

A pressing concern addressed by the Fiduciary Office is the attempt by certain entities to redefine vaccinated individuals as “trans-humans,” thereby stripping them of both natural and civil rights. The Fiduciary Office has acted decisively, passing public laws that nullify such claims and reaffirm the inalienable rights of all Americans. These actions, grounded in both legal and lawful remedies, position assemblies and the Fiduciary Office as defenders of fundamental freedoms.

Asserting Superior Concurrent General Jurisdiction

The Fiduciary Office and assemblies are reclaiming their rightful place in governance, reasserting Superior Concurrent General Jurisdiction-a broad and supreme authority to investigate and enforce constitutional contracts. The Constitutions serve as contracts to limit the actions of public employees and service providers, not to bind the American people. This distinction is crucial for restoring lawful order and ensuring that Americans are recognized as employers, not subjects.

A Call to Action and Community Engagement

The ongoing efforts of the Fiduciary Office, assemblies, and the Peacekeeping Task Force highlight the transformative power of both legal and lawful remedies in reclaiming self-governance and justice. As more Americans become aware of their rights and the tools available to them, the movement for lawful order and accountability continues to grow.

How do you see assemblies, both legal and lawful remedies, and community-driven communications shaping the future of justice in your area? What steps can individuals take to support these efforts and ensure that public law is upheld under Superior Concurrent General Jurisdiction? Share your thoughts and questions below and stay engaged as we continue to explore the evolving landscape of self-governance and lawful enforcement.

Stay tuned for more updates from the Fiduciary Office, assemblies, and the Peacekeeping Task Force as they work to restore peace, justice, and constitutional order across the nation-using every available legal and lawful remedy under Superior Concurrent General Jurisdiction.