PeaceBridgeNetwork Now Live Across All 50 American States

 A Dedicated Communications Bridge for Lawful Peacekeepers and Assembly Liaison Officers — with Global Expansion on the Horizon

After many months of quiet development, patient testing, and steady refinement behind the scenes, the PeaceBridgeNetwork has now officially taken form. It is rolling out across all 50 American States as a communications and organizational hub for those serving in Land, Soil, and Sea Jurisdiction peacekeeping roles as well as for Assembly liaison officers working within the American State Assemblies.

 

This is no small milestone. It represents the unifying of a long-in-the-making vision: to give our peacekeepers and Assemblies the ability to coordinate in a lawful, peaceful, and self-governing manner across secure lines, while maintaining their independence and standing free from outside control or interference.

 

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The Road That Brought Us Here

When this effort first began, the intention was to operate the PeaceBridgeNetwork over the Element/Matrix platform. For those unfamiliar, Matrix is an open-source, decentralized communications protocol designed to give users full control of encrypted messaging, conferencing, and group communications. At a time when censorship and top-down interference run rampant in centralized systems, Matrix appeared to be a sound starting point.

 

Yet over ten patient months of exploration, the leadership team recognized that something else was needed. A decision was then made to adopt a platform comparable to Mattermost, which had already proven itself within the Federation of States for committee work and Assembly coordination. What came forward was a space designed by and for peacekeepers—streamlined for their real-world responsibilities while still maintaining resilience against disruption.

 

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Why This Network Matters

The PeaceBridgeNetwork was built with keen attention to the actual daily needs of peacekeepers, liaison officers, and their subject matter experts. Its structure is meant to support:

 

• Border defense operations at the State and local levels,
   
• Smooth interaction with liaison officers building practical interface solutions,
   
• And lawful, peaceful, rights-preserving self-governing practices in times of emergency or disruption.
   

This platform was specifically made with real people - not corporate entities in mind, regarding how peacekeepers must navigate real-life responsibilities — not just theory — and how they balance those responsibilities while staying true to their de jure affirmations, de facto oaths of office and lawful, as well as acceptable, legal obligations.

 

It’s worth pointing out that participation is entirely voluntary. No peacekeeper, marshal, sheriff, commander, or liaison is required to use this space in order to fulfill their duties. Those who choose to participate, however, will find it to be both an aid and an asset, making their work easier, faster, and more collaborative.

 

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An Integrated Intelligence Framework

Unlike prior working tools, this new system was designed from the wireframe up with an integrated intelligence arm. Categories and structure within the PeaceBridgeNetwork allow real-time distribution of:

 

• Emergency alerts and verified information,
   
• Training schedules, interface solutions, and outreach strategies,
   
• Safeguard initiatives and procedural guidance,
   
• Day-to-day communications between peacekeepers and their counterparts, including subcontractors where needed.
   

This makes the Network not just another meeting tool, but a living intelligence bridge—always accessible, always geared toward advancing the lawful and peaceful missions of peacekeeping, and immune to needless distraction.

 

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Challenges Along the Way

It should come as no surprise that the path here was not without obstacles. Much of the progress was hampered at times by false allegations and false presumptions regarding the role and work of the Peacekeeping Task Force itself. These sorts of unfounded challenges sought to cast shadows, stir doubt, and stifle the forward momentum of those committed to serving the sovereign people.

 

There were also disruptions from external voices and unnecessary remarks—noise that drained attention from the real mission had it been entertained as if it were legitimate. On top of these, the project suffered under pressures familiar to any grassroots initiative: administrative setbacks, and long periods of short staffing during the start-up of multiple projects happening simultaneously. Only once when there was enough participation and stability did the foundation become strong enough to see this platform take final shape.

 

The fact that we are here today, announcing this launch, is itself an answer to those trials.

 

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Invitations Rolling Out

As of this launch, targeted invitations are now being issued to peacekeepers and Assembly liaisons, including but not limited to:

 

• Soil Jurisdiction County Sheriffs (Reeves),
   
• Continental Marshals Service Chieftain,
   
• Marshals-at-Arms,
   
• Assembly Militia Commanders,
   
• PKTF Assembly Liaison officers and their emerging teams,
   
• The Federation’s Military Affairs Liaison Office.
   

Participation will expand over the weeks to come as each State begins to onboard more of its peacekeeping teams into the platform.

 

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A Vision Larger Than the States

Significantly, the Network is not limited to the United States. The same communications hub is already being prepared for use by foreign State Assemblies functioning within their own Land and Soil Jurisdictions abroad.

 

Countries such as New Zealand, Spain, Canada, Australia, Ireland, England, Germany, Greece, South Africa, Jamaica, and others will soon have access to this system as they hear that the doors are now officially open. This means the PeaceBridgeNetwork will very soon connect not just communities within each of the States, but also international peacekeepers and assemblies who share the same commitment to lawful process and self-governance.

 

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A Word of Reminder

On her website, Anna Maria Riezinger often reminds us of what lawful self-governance requires. One passage stands out in light of this new development:

 

“Self-governance is — and always will be — an act of responsibility and courage. We govern ourselves by honest communication, shared duty, and steadfast integrity. Without these, freedom is just a word. With them, it is a way of life.”

 

Her words reflect exactly why the PeaceBridgeNetwork was built: to keep that communication flowing, to prevent duty from being scattered, and to guard the integrity of our peacekeeping mission.

 

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A Strong Step Forward

The PeaceBridgeNetwork launch is a testament that even when faced with obstacles, false charges, lack of staff, and distracting voices, those who stay true to their dedication will always finish their work with honor. It is proof that unity will always outlast disorder.

 

And while this is not the end of a story — it is the start of a new chapter. The chapters ahead will see:

 

• Each State onboarding its peacekeepers into stronger communication lines,
   
• Cross-Assembly cooperation taking on a new shape,
   
• Foreign States stepping into the bridge alongside us,
   
• And peacekeepers finally having a dedicated platform worthy of their service.
   

So let it be recognized: the bridge is built, and it is open. Those who walk across will find themselves connected to their fellow peacekeepers in a way that honors their duty, advances their mission, and strengthens what they have already worked so hard to establish.

 

This is not just a technical achievement. It is a declaration that we are still building, still growing, still standing together — lawfully, peacefully, and with full resolve.

 

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✨ The PeaceBridgeNetwork is here. The rest — the strength it delivers, the bonds it forges, and the clarity it maintains — will be in the hands of the peacekeepers and their dedicated peacebuilders themselves.

Guardians of Accountability: The Critical Need for Public Access to State Assembly Meeting Minutes

How Transparency in Legislative Records Empowers Contractors, Emergency Services, and the Public—From Bulletin Boards to Modern Websites

The Lawful, Legal, and Civic Foundation of Meeting Minutes

Meeting minutes are the official documentation of state assemblies and legislative bodies’ proceedings. They record attendance, moves, ballot counts, discussions, and decisions made during meetings, serving as an authoritative record for accountability, transparency, and historical reference. Open Meeting Laws and public records require the creation and perpetual preservation of these minutes, ensuring that governments remain answerable to their constituents and the public at large.

 

This requirement extends to all types of assemblies—including Land and Soil Jurisdiction State Assemblies and local nation state assemblies—which oversee critical decisions regarding land use, sovereignty, commercial zoning, and public resource management. These decisions influence communities, businesses, subcontractors, and emergency responders, who rely on transparent governance for effective operations.

 

Why Public Access to Minutes is Essential

Public availability of approved meeting minutes is indispensable for several key groups:

 

• Subcontractors depend on access to minutes for understanding contract awards, compliance requirements, project scope, and timelines. Without clear documentation, they face risks of missteps in jurisdictions, delays, and potentially lawful, as well as legal complications.
   
• Emergency Services require timely insight into legislative decisions—such as budget allocations, emergency declarations, and infrastructure adjustments—to plan, coordinate, and respond efficiently. When minutes are inaccessible, their readiness and response capabilities are hampered.
   
• The General Public benefits from transparency, which fosters trust, civic engagement, and informed oversight of government actions.
   

For assemblies governing land, soil, sea, and predominant local nation jurisdictions, accessible minutes are particularly crucial because their decisions affect limited de facto territorial control under contract, sovereignty issues, and the general welfare of local populations. All relevant and lawful parties must be well informed about updates and policies.

 

Historical and Contemporary Practices Ensuring Accessibility

Before the internet, meeting minutes were physically posted and distributed for public inspection:

 

• Minutes were displayed on bulletin boards in municipal buildings, tribal offices, courthouses, and libraries.
   
• Local newspapers and official newsletters often provided summaries.
   
• Citizens could inspect minutes at government offices, preserving both transparency and record accuracy.
   

Today, all expected lawful, as well as legal requirements require and dictate that all approved meeting minutes be made available on official government websites as well as in public offices. Laws set forth timelines for posting minutes and related documents, ensuring prompt and continuing access. This combination of digital and physical availability guarantees the broadest possible access to these vital public records.

 

The Scope of Assemblies and Their Responsibilities

The tradition of transparency covers all assemblies—not only State of State legislatures but also those with Land and Soil Jurisdiction and local nation-state assemblies. These latter bodies manage unique and vital responsibilities, from land stewardship and sovereignty matters to culturally specific governance. Their meeting records provide insight into local policies, lawful, as well as legal frameworks, and community priorities.

 

Maintaining open access to minutes from these assemblies is essential for effective governance, coordination among governmental agencies, contractors, emergency services, and respecting tribal and local nation sovereignty.

 

Lawful and Legal Standards and Meeting Minute Display

Laws governing open meetings and records typically require:

 

• Written, approved minutes capturing attendance, movements, ballot counts with election results, and other substantive discussion points.
   
• Meetings to be conducted with notice to the public, open to observation except in narrowly defined closed session cases.
   
• Posting of approved minutes both physically in official meeting venues and digitally on accessible government websites.
   
• Ensuring minutes and accompanying documents are clearly linked to the meeting agenda and readily available for public inspection.
   
• Closed session minutes are generally restricted, but when disclosed, they must comply with strict, lawful, as well as legal standards for transparency and accountability.
   

Building on Tradition with Modern Technology

As the Peacekeeping Task Force works on developing network capabilities for communication with law enforcement, integrating and supporting access to these traditional public records remains paramount. While audio and video recordings of General Assembly meetings are not lawfully or legally required, the written and approved meeting minutes constitute the indispensable official record essential for all lawful parties to rely upon.

 

This foundational transparency supports ongoing collaborations between assemblies, de facto law enforcement, emergency responders, contractors, and State Citizens, as well as to all other manufactured and incorporated Citizen constructs—ensuring all general information flows clearly, decisions are documented, and public trust is maintained.

Building Local Peacekeeping Newsrooms: The Essential Role of PKTF Assembly Liaisons in Advancing Truth and Lawful Governance

Subtitle: How PeaceBridgeNetwork Liaisons and Free Press Advocates Can Empower American Republican Self-Government Through Transparent, Community-Based Peacekeeping Reporting

 

The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF), through its PeaceBridgeNetwork, empowers Assembly Liaisons to serve as vital local journalists for their own State and County Assemblies, providing a direct, transparent connection between peacekeeping efforts and the public. This unique service allows Liaisons to mainline their peacekeeping and network interfacing work into factual, balanced news reporting about peaceful developments, committee actions, and lawful governance within their jurisdiction.

 

Serving as local journalists, PKTF Assembly Liaisons:

 

• Create and maintain public newsrooms that deliver a first-hand, honest narrative
   
• Counter one-sided stories often promoted by legacy media
   
• Form an unbreakable archive of truth that strengthens public trust
   
• Enhance community engagement and support lawful peacekeeping reform and restoration
   
• Respect jurisdictional boundaries and the principles of the American Republican Form of Government
   

The PeaceBridgeNetwork acts as a free syndication hub that amplifies these locally produced reports to:

 

• Law enforcement
   
• Peacekeeping counterparts
   
• Government agencies
   
• Status-corrected Americans seeking lawful peacekeeping transparency
   

This platform ensures news on peacekeeping efforts reaches those with a stake in peaceful self-governance and community welfare.

 

For new and current PKTF Assembly Liaisons, this reporting role can be embraced with minimal cost and time by leveraging digital platforms such as:

 

• Substack
   
• Medium
   

These platforms support:

 

• Publishing professional-quality content
   
• Enabling reader subscriptions to secure local funding
   
• Facilitating meaningful interactive feedback
   

Liaisons may engage in:

 

• Attending assembly meetings
   
• Participating in committee work
   
• Interviewing key participants
   
• Delivering regular peacekeeping updates
   

These tasks establish the Liaison as a local public lawyer of account, who honestly represents their community’s lawful governance efforts.

 

PKTFnews.org serves as the central advocacy platform, organizing news by State and County, and ensures each report’s credibility. This combined effort underscores the importance of:

 

• Superior concurrent general jurisdiction
   
• Responsible peaceful self-governance
   
• Balanced, jurisdictionally respectful peacekeeping journalism
   

Success depends heavily on each Liaison’s commitment to:

 

• Ongoing transparent reporting
   
• Active engagement with readers
   

The PKTF not only advances this work but also fosters a worldwide advocacy movement aimed at lawful peacekeeping reform rooted in jurisdictional respect.

 

Announcement to Current and Prospective PKTF Assembly Liaisons and Free Press Advocates

 

As you develop your role, consider establishing your own local newsroom. Upcoming training will include:

 

• Cost-effective journalism workshops to build sustainable newsrooms tailored to your resources and time
   

Possible recommended priced, and free courses to enhance your skills and ethical standards include:

 

• “Introduction to Journalism” by Michigan State University on Coursera
   
• “Journalism Skills for Engaged Citizens” by Poynter News University
   

We invite independent Free Press advocates and freelance journalists outside PKTF syndication to embrace the vital American tradition of free and independent reporting:

 

“The essence of the American Republican Form of Government rests on the freedom to inform and to be informed by locally grounded, truthful reporting.”

 

Being free to cover local newsworthy events with honesty and integrity is integral for:

 

• Upholding lawful peacekeeping efforts
   
• Ensuring transparency in government and peacekeeping processes
   
• Empowering status-corrected Americans in their self-governance
   

Your grassroots journalism reflects the health of your county and incrementally shapes your State’s governance.

 

Together, by nurturing more American Peacekeeping newsrooms focused on lawful, peaceful developments, we:

 

• Strengthen peace, law, and American justice
   
• Foster self-governance aligned with constitutional principles
   
• Build a nationwide network of reputable peacekeeping news sources
   

Your dedication to truth and transparency is essential in:

 

• Securing a future where peace, law, and responsible governance flourish side by side
   
• Supporting a movement that advocates for peacekeeping reform respectful of jurisdictional boundaries according to the Public Law
   

The Peacekeeping Task Force stands ready to support your newsroom efforts and welcomes your committed reporting as a cornerstone of this vital public mission.

Announcing the Imminent Release of PKTF’s First Official Press Statement on Peaceful Self-Governance and Public Safety

Expanding Transparency and Accountability to Reinforce Public Safety and Clarify Lawful Intent for Law Enforcement and the Public

Date: Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Issued By: Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF)

 

Introduction

The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) is preparing to publish its first official public press release titled:

 

“Clarifying the Difference Between Peaceful Self-Governance and Extremist Behavior”

 

Guardians of the County: The Central Role of the Soil Jurisdiction Sheriff and PKTF-Assembly Liaisons in Assembly-Led Disaster Response

Why Every State Needs Recognized Points of Contact for Effective Peacekeeping Task Force Service, Continental Marshals Process Serving, and Public Accountability

Introduction

Every disaster—whether wildfire, hurricane, flood, or industrial accident—unfolds within a county, making the Soil Jurisdiction Sheriff (County Reeve) the indispensable authority at the heart of every lawful response, investigation, and enforcement action.

However, the effectiveness of the Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF)—operating as a service arm of the Federation of States—depends critically on the presence of PKTF-Assembly Liaisons at both state and local levels, as well as other vital roles such as the Marshal-at-Arms and the Assembly Militia Commander. Without these recognized points of contact, the PKTF and the Continental Marshals Service face significant challenges in fulfilling their service obligations, particularly in process serving and enforcement of Assembly findings.

Together, we can make the difference required to Bring Lawful Peacekeeping Into Reality

A Roundtable Environment for Collective Peacekeepers at all Levels

Expanding Leadership: Volunteer Deputy Director Opportunities at The Peacekeeping Task Force

Join PKTF’s Mission to Strengthen Self-Governance and Peacekeeping for American State Nationals and American State Citizens

• Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) – Deputy Director Opportunities
   
• PKTF is seeking dedicated, status-corrected American State Nationals to serve as Deputy Directors supporting each of our four current director roles.
  This is a volunteer intern project, with the expectation that these positions will become paid roles as annual operational funding becomes available through the Federation of States for The United States of America (Unincorporated).
   

About PKTF and Our Mission

 

• PKTF operates as an unincorporated service entity under charter by the Federation of States, working on behalf of The United States of America (Unincorporated) and in service to American State Assemblies and Foreign State Assemblies.
   
• PKTF is not answerable to unelected shareholders, ensuring our focus remains on lawful, peaceful self-governance and public service.
   
• Current PKTF - Assembly Liaisons in-training or serving in-office are also considered for each available Deputy Director role, offering a clear path for internal advancement.
   

Deputy Director Roles Available

 

Executive Director Deputy

 

• Focus: Company Health, Organizational Image, Intercontinental Relations
   
• Key Responsibilities: Assist with strategic planning, public relations, and global outreach. Stress-test services for Assemblies.
   
• Desired Skills: Leadership, public relations, strategic thinking, project management.
   

Assistant Director Deputy

 

• Focus: Mission Promotion, International Partnerships, Team Coordination
   
• Key Responsibilities: Support mission promotion, develop partnerships, coordinate inter-team efforts, and assist in outreach.
   
• Desired Skills: Communication, teamwork, diplomacy, planning.
   

Affiliate Director Deputy

 

• Focus: Administrative Oversight, Assembly Liaison Support, Process Improvement
   
• Key Responsibilities: Enhance administrative functions, support Assembly Liaisons, streamline processes, and ensure compliance.
   
• Desired Skills: Administration, process optimization, attention to detail.
   

Executive Secretary Deputy

 

• Focus: Liaison Operations, Militia Effectiveness, Emergency Dispatch, Logistical Training
   
• Key Responsibilities: Manage liaison operations, strengthen militia validation, coordinate emergency dispatch, and oversee logistics.
   
• Desired Skills: Organization, operational oversight, relationship management.
   

General Deputy Director Duties

 

• Shadow and support the respective Director, learning all aspects of their role and PKTF’s mission.
   
• Participate in training and development programs focused on public service, peacekeeping, and organizational leadership.
   
• Assist in the strategic planning and execution of PKTF’s service offerings.
   
• Engage with Assemblies, International Business Assembly Committees, and other stakeholders to present and refine PKTF’s services.
   
• Contribute to ongoing improvement of PKTF’s administrative, operational, and outreach efforts. 

Internship and Future Compensation

 

• These are currently volunteer intern roles, providing invaluable experience in public service and peacekeeping leadership.
   
• As PKTF secures annual operational funding, these positions are expected to become paid roles within the Federation.
   

Who Should Apply?

 

• Status-corrected American State Nationals passionate about self-governance, public service, and peacekeeping.
   
• Individuals with backgrounds in administration, management, public relations, or organizational leadership.
   
• Current PKTF - Assembly Liaisons (in-training or in-office) seeking to expand their impact.
   

Supporting Quotes and Philosophy

 

“The Federation needs all the help it can get, and those who are willing and able to serve should be welcomed and supported in their efforts. No one can do it all alone, and the more hands and hearts we have working for the good of our people, the better.”
— Anna Von Reitz, annavonreitz.com

 

“Our mission is to protect the people and their assets, and that requires a strong, coordinated effort from every corner of the Federation.”
— Anna Von Reitz, annavonreitz.com

 

Learn More and Apply

 

For more details about PKTF and these opportunities, visit:

 

• PKTFnews.org
   
• seeksearchfindtruth.blogspot.com
   

If you are ready to help shape the future of peacekeeping and self-governance, we encourage you to inquire further and express your interest. Join us in supporting the Federation and making a meaningful difference for Assemblies across the nation and abroad!

 

Breaking New Ground: America’s First Official Meeting of Soil Jurisdiction County Guardians

Local Peacekeepers Forge an International Platform for Lawful Remedy and Community Collaboration

In a historic first, two Soil Jurisdiction County Guardians—also known as Sheriff's or American Reeves—have convened for an official meeting, marking a pivotal moment for local peacekeeping and lawful governance in America. This groundbreaking event opens the door for fellow Soil Jurisdiction Peacekeepers from across the nation to connect, collaborate, and “talk shop” about their unique roles as locally elected protectors of the people.

 

Watch the full meeting on Rumble:
Restore the Republic Podcast – June 21, 2025

 

A New Platform for Local Peacekeepers

Although office holders such as these two are held by numerous other men and women across the over 3140 American counties as well, this inaugural meeting, however, sets the stage for an international platform where Soil Jurisdiction Sheriffs can share experiences, strategies, and support each other in their mission to uphold the highest standard of lawful remedy. Unlike corporate “County of” Sheriffs, who operate within the limited capacity of municipal Martime Admiralty (Sea Jurisdiction) law enforcement, Soil Jurisdiction Peacekeepers retain Superior Concurrent General Jurisdiction—serving as the ultimate local authority and guardians of the people’s rights and is The highest Peacekeeping Officer within the entire Continental United States of America upon their county.

Restoring County and State Sovereignty in Federal Immigration Raids: A Responsible Path Forward

Balancing Federal Enforcement, Local Sovereignty, and Community Safety in America’s Most Contested Cities

 

 

In recent days and weeks, the United States has witnessed a surge in federal immigration enforcement actions—particularly in major metropolitan areas. These events have reignited crucial discussions about the constitutional roles of county sheriffs, the sovereignty of states and counties, and the importance of public safety and transparency in densely populated urban centers.

 

The Role of Political Theater and Media Manipulation

 

It is important to recognize that well-educated and informed Americans are increasingly aware of the political theater that unfolds around these issues. Both major parties and their representatives often engage in narrative-building that is not only counter-productive but also undermines the well-being of the lawful people who strive to live peacefully together.

 

Legacy media sources frequently amplify and manipulate these narratives, fueling division and fostering negative perceptions of events wherever political persuasions clash. In this environment, the political arena itself bears significant responsibility for failing to act as a responsible steward. Instead of serving the public good, today’s service subcontractors at both the State and Federal levels often prioritize political advantage over their duty to the people.

 

This dynamic makes it all the more essential for communities to seek truth, demand transparency, and hold all levels of government accountable to the principles of sovereignty, lawful conduct, and genuine public service.