Growing as we Scale our Interface Capabilities According to Prioity Need by Readers and Viewers.
As the PeaceBridgeNetwork™ (PBN) continues to grow into the
central hub for coordination, education, and strategic deployment across the
nation, we are pleased to share an expanded update on our renewed focus.
Established by the Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) in mid-2022 and now entering
its second calendar season during 2025, PBN stands as the premier collaborative environment
connecting our peacekeepers, peacebuilders, and civilian liaisons throughout
the American Federation.
Currently, over 70 counties across 19 states actively
participate in this network, with more joining monthly. This steady increase in
engagement demonstrates that the direction we have taken—to prioritize the PBN
platform as the nucleus for all coordination and development—is both timely and
necessary.
But this expansion also means shifting some of our attention away from general public writing. Readers will notice that on our external current news blog, seeksearchfindtruth.blogspot.com, the number of general interest articles has temporarily reduced by about 50% during this current time period. This is not a decline in content but a redirection of energy into the rapidly developing PeaceBridgeNetwork™ community. It reflects PKTF’s healthy progression and the scaling of services that now meet the natural demand for both local and international peacekeeping efforts.
The Expanding Network of Roles Within PBN
PeaceBridgeNetwork™ brings together a diverse range of
officials, officers, and contributors who form the living framework of our
mission to maintain lawful order and stability across all jurisdictions—land,
soil, and sea. Among the dedicated members are:
- Marshals
at Arms and Continental Marshals, who uphold constitutional peacekeeping
standards and lawful detainment protocols across jurisdictions.
- Assembly
Militia Commanders and County Reeves (Soil Jurisdiction Sheriffs), who
manage localized public safety and militia pillar defense on behalf of
State Assemblies.
- Fiduciary
Office and Military Affairs Liaison Office representatives, providing
interdepartmental oversight and coordination between civilian and armed
public defense peacekeeping entities.
- PKTF –
Assembly Liaisons, their Deputies, and Staff Directorate officers, who
coordinate strategic communication between assemblies, regions, and allied, subcontracting departments.
- Augmented
State Co-Coordinators, whose focus remains on building and assisting the
proper establishment of their own State Assembly Militias, fostering both
self-defense readiness and inter-state cooperation.
- Unincorporated American businesses and select members of the Living Law Firm, who support lawful commerce, community education, and legal interface services within the growing PBN ecosystem.
Why More of a Blended Shift to PBN Matters Now
The rapid evolution of PeaceBridgeNetwork™ goes beyond
organization—it reflects the larger public demand for functional, interlinked
systems of peacekeeping and peacebuilding. With a growing audience of trained
and status-corrected members, PBN’s digital workspace now enables:
- Real-time
emergency interface testing and crisis coordination tools being evaluated
for public deployment.
- Communications
between assembly and field teams through integrated dispatch channels.
- Rapid
response collaboration for lawful, on-the-ground security and defense
mechanisms.
These developments have, as a result, shifted much of our current working schedule toward sustaining the PBN community. The reduction of
generalized content on secondary platforms allows the PKTF to focus on the
vital task of infrastructure growth and user support throughout the network.
As more states and counties link their peacekeeping forces to PBN, new Deputy Directors are being brought on to support both the PKTF’s Company Executive side and its parallel Administrative wing. Once appointed, these Deputy Directors will spearhead the rollout of new emergency and operational tools long planned but awaiting final leadership for safe deployment and testing oversight.
PBN as the New Core of Collaboration
Thanks to the platform’s ability to integrate
cross-jurisdictional operations for 70 peacekeepers and peacebuilders (and
counting), our most loyal audience now resides within PBN. This space
represents the growing heart of our mission: where service members, directors,
liaisons, and lawful, as well as subcontracted legal advocates in good faith, converge to collaborate, educate, and coordinate
under Public Law principles and lawful self-governance doctrines.
The PeaceBridgeNetwork™ offers all of this free of
charge to approved members, fostering transparency, efficiency, and
cooperative progress for peacekeeping personnel both domestic and abroad. As
more participants join and get grounded within this new workspace, the
discussions are becoming more vibrant, technical, and directly impactful to
real-world operations.
Message to Prospective Members and Supporters
We welcome anyone who is already, or wishes to become,
a recognized status-corrected Peacekeeper or Peacebuilder to reach out
and express interest in our continuing mission. To inquire about membership,
training, or liaison placement, contact our office at
pktfexecutivedirector2022@mail.americanstatenationals.us
with the subject line: INTEREST OF THE PBN.
By joining this growing network, you are participating in one of the most forward-thinking peacekeeping and community-protection initiatives active today—one built entirely by lawful, civilian-led coordination grounded in the American traditions of public trust and responsible authority. Together, we’re ensuring that the future of lawful peacekeeping continues to uphold the highest values of service, collaboration, and duty.
