PKTF Announces Landmark International Initiative: Bridging Land, Soil, and Sea Through Oversight and Global Partnership

Bridging Boundaries: How PKTF, INTERPOL, and the Federation Are Setting New Standards for Accountability

The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) is excited to announce a historic milestone in its mission to deliver comprehensive peacekeeping and law enforcement services—officially launching a partnership-building initiative with INTERPOL that spans the critical domains of Land, Soil, and Sea. This announcement marks the first significant step in a process that has been in development since November 2024, driven by a collaborative effort and priority need identified by the Federation, with the Continental Marshals Service (CMS) as a key beneficiary.

 

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A Multi-Initiative Expansion—Months in the Making

This new partnership is one of at least seven major initiatives PKTF has been developing as part of its expanding communication and interface strategies. Since November 2024, PKTF has worked to identify priority needs, foster interagency dialogue, and lay the groundwork for operational and oversight frameworks that serve both American and international interests.

 

“The Federation is not a government in the sense of being a foreign, incorporated entity. It is the unincorporated body politic of the American States and People, acting in their international and global capacities.”
— Anna von Reitz, annavonreitz.com

Exciting Opportunity: Join the Continental Marshals Service as a Temporary Intern!

 The Peacekeeping Task Force is proud to sponsor a unique opportunity with the Continental Marshals Service (CMS) for temporary intern positions. This initiative aims to support State Assemblies and advance Federation of States validation efforts.

Key Points:

1. Temporary Positions Available

• Is not affiliated with U.S. Marshals Service or working alongside at this time
• Is not a Chief Marshal service position under Commission
• Is Sponsored by The Peacekeeping Task Force

2. Importance of Volunteer Work

• Assists delayed State Assemblies
• Provides unbiased, objective opinions during vetting processes

3. Ideal Candidates

• American State Nationals
• Individual, simple (1779) or full (928) status-corrected men and women interested in sovereign peacekeeping and corporate law enforcement cooperative support services

4. Intern Responsibilities

• Conduct international vetting interviews
• Assist only in administrative, non-mission-oriented tasks
• Never travel outside your own home office

5. Benefits of Participation

• Gain valuable experience in peacekeeping operations
• Contribute to Federation of States validation efforts
• Engage in interesting and motivating conversations

6. Application Process

• Contact The Peacekeeping Task Force for details
• Positions available as of February 4, 2025

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For more information and to get started, please visit:

• Event Details: pktfnews.org/event
• Previous Interviews: Rumble Channel

This internship offers a unique chance to make a real difference in peacekeeping efforts. By hosting international vetting interviews, interns play a crucial role in the validation process, providing objective assessments that are vital for the Federation of States.

Without dedicated volunteers in these positions, many State Assemblies face delays in crucial areas where Federation of States validation is most needed. Your participation as an intern can greatly help bridge this gap, offering valuable support and insights.

 

We encourage interested individuals to explore the links provided, review previous content, and share their questions and productive comments to benefit everyone visiting the site.

The Peacekeeping Task Force is calling on individuals with a heart and mind for genuine peacemaking efforts to consider pursuing this temporary intern position with the Continental Marshals Service today!