Welcoming Sheriff Mack's Alignment with PKTF
In the landscape of American governance, few offices hold the original promise and responsibility of true local authority and direct accountability to the people like that of the County Sheriff.
The efforts of Sheriff Richard Mack, especially highlighted in the Supreme Court victory of Mack and Prinz v. USA, Inc., set a national precedent: the County Sheriff, as a constitutional officer, retains the right to exercise lawful discretion and discernment according to the 1787 foundation of The United States Constitution, not the mandates of agencies or corporations that would seek to overrule the rights of the people.
Sheriff Richard Mack (retired)
Sheriff Mack has long exemplified this charge, and has garnered respect across all stripes of the cause for American Common Law for keeping the focus where it belongs—on lasting peace, the living people, and lawful order.
From the earliest days of the American Republican Form of Government, State of the Union Assemblies and their respective Union State Assemblies at the local Soil Jurisdiction level have been the wellspring of legitimate self-governance. As American Common Law efforts advance across the Land and Soil Jurisdictions, purely American, unincorporated organizations like the Peacekeeping Task Force persist in their outreach—diligently helping to build bridges between experienced Law Enforcement and the newly-restored people's lawful peacekeeping bodies.
Where the Federation stands, it is not enough to merely recognize historic achievements:
Active steps must be taken to unite those still willing to stand as truly Constitutional Sheriffs, and to recognize the continuing responsibilities of Law Enforcement Officers navigating complex jurisdictions.
As news moves quickly within our movement, a pre-release notice from the PeaceBridgeNetwork™ alerted all current peacekeepers and peacebuilders within our workspace—a sign of the proactive communications and cross-jurisdictional awareness that the PKTF strives to foster as a core service function.
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Press Release
From the Office of Boyd Adams,
PKTF Executive Secretary
For Immediate Release
Retired Sheriff Richard Mack Shows Interest in Aligning Peaceful Efforts Along Jurisdictions with PKTF, for The United States of America to Bring Freedom Back to the people and to The People who serve them.
09/25/2025
The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) for The United States of America (Unincorporated) is pleased to announce a scheduled meeting this coming Monday with Sheriff Richard Mack and the PKTF Directorate.
This meeting marks a pivotal moment in the restoration of American Common Law and the building of a nation of free Americans living on the Land and Soil.
Earlier today, Boyd John Adams, Executive Secretary of the PKTF, held a phone conversation with Sheriff Mack to discuss these historic steps forward. Sheriff Mack, nationally known as a champion of constitutional sheriffs and defender of the people’s freedoms, has shown genuine interest in aligning efforts with the Peacekeeping Task Force.
Together, we will help move forward in establishing lawful governance that upholds the foundations of the 1787 United States Constitution, God’s Law, American Common Law, Public Law, and the sovereign rights of the people above all corporate or unlawful systems.
- “This is more than just a meeting — it’s the beginning of a new chapter in American freedom,” said Boyd John Adams, Executive Secretary of the PKTF.
- “By aligning efforts with Sheriff Mack and his decades of leadership, we are laying the foundation for Constitutional Sheriffs to stand with the people in every county and parish across this nation.
- ”The PKTF and Sheriff Mack will outline cooperative strategies to strengthen constitutional accountability, expand the network of Constitutional Sheriffs, and support the people in reclaiming their rightful sovereignty under American Common Law."
About the Peacekeeping Task Force:
The Peacekeeping Task Force for The United States of America is dedicated to restoring lawful self-governance, defending the people under Natural and American Common Law, and ensuring peace and justice on the Land and Soil.
Network Contact:
Boyd John Adams
Executive Secretary
Peacekeeping Task Force – United States of America
Email: pktfexecutivesecretary2024@pktf.us
The Federation’s Perspective and Future Path
It is no exaggeration to say that the restoration of American Common Law and the genuine, lawful standing of the people begins at the County and State Assembly level.
The Peacekeeping Task Force exists precisely to nurture the development of these assemblies, emboldening their lawful and peaceful duties, and providing avenues for benevolent interfacing with current and formally recognized Law Enforcement—all without eroding the critical distinctions that maintain accountability and honor in each domain.
The upcoming meeting with Sheriff Mack underlines the importance of steadfast clarity:
For every Assembly and Peacekeeping Organization, prioritizing lawful standing and operational readiness as part of a living, breathing "State of the Union" is essential. At the same time, each Union State must methodically advance toward functioning alongside its Law Enforcement counterparts, collaborating to enhance discernment and wise exercise of authority when engaging the public.
Both constitutional citizens and all Americans—regardless of, but not excluding the importance of formal political status—are owed protections from misuse, as well as the guarantees and protections of the original Constitution, a fact that cannot be ignored in any true return to self-governance.
Therefore, the Peacekeeping Task Force, by design and Federation mandate, stands ready to help guide, encourage, and model this cooperative framework—bracing itself for the honorable labor of bridging not just the gaps between offices and jurisdictions, but the trust, understanding, and full comprehension that underpins all legitimate American government. Through proper Evaluation, Education, and Coordination PKTF will meet and succeed in accomplishing these healthy challenges.
Sheriff Richard Mack’s willingness to engage directly with PKTF at this momentous time is not only an endorsement of the Task Force’s purpose, but a call to action for all assemblies, sheriffs, peacekeepers, and peacebuilders to fulfill their unique roles with renewed dedication and fidelity.
