Establishing Lawful County Assemblies and the Role of the Soil Jurisdiction Sheriff Under the Federation Framework.

In restoring a true Republican Form of Government within these United States, the process always begins with a crucial first step:

Who are they - and - Why are they?

A lawful and peaceful American individual stepping forward to serve as the propoerly elected, interim, merely interested (on the rocerd) Soil Jurisdiction Sheriff.

 

This role is not simply about the concept of lawful peacekeeping a tthe county level Law Enforcement as commonly perceived or understood, but about genuine peacekeeping—providing an aire of lawful guardian oversight and a stabilizing presence who can and does perform honorably as the County Organizer helping to establish a lawful Soil Jurisdiction nation state Assembly within their county boundaries.

The Soil Jurisdiction Sheriff (County Reeve) serves The Lawful Inhabitant through upholding Land Law directly, maintaining measurable peace efforts and daily order in a manner consistent with Public Law and the original land-based jurisdiction that predates the modern statutory regime.

 

As Anna von Reitz explains, “the actual County Sheriff is a Peacekeeping Official (official role) and not an Appointed Law Enforcement Officer.”

 

This official Peacekeeping role is foundational for lawful governance and acts as the first line of peaceful authority in emergent counties. Until such time as the office is properly elected, as with all other local self-governing officials, this role must remain under the provisional assistance of the Federation’s Peacekeeping Task Force until such time as the State of the Union is fully Standing. Only then is a nation state (County Assembly) properly authorized and empowered to act fully within its jurisdictional boundaries. The Federation, through the Peacekeeping Task Force, provides vital assistance, general guidance, and support during these formative stages. Furthermore, local outreach efforts spearheaded by active Committees at both national and international levels are essential to this development.

 

The Peacekeeping Task Force’s obligation is to speak with each Outreach Committee Chair through their PKTF-Assembly Liaison—or, when no Liaison yet exists, directly through the Task Force’s Executive Staff Directorate. This vital communication linkage fosters an environment where Assembly programs may grow, offering recommendations that enhance local outreach strategies.

 

These efforts enable the Federation’s Peacekeeping Task Force to effectively interface with international and intercontinental Law Enforcement and other key Emergency Services on behalf of these emerging Assemblies. This cooperation is extremely vital not only to maintain peace but to meet the Peacekeeping Task Force’s core missions of Evaluation, Education, and Coordination.

 

Observations made through 2025, as well as through previous years of Assemblies in General Session indicate a significant shortfall in Soil Jurisdiction nation states peacekeeping presence (namely County Assembly Sheriffs) participating in the formation process. This shortfall likely explains why more State of the Union Assemblies have yet to reach full Standing, contributing to an overall stunted, less-than-organic growth.

 

The Peacekeeping Task Force must continue to be welcomed and afforded unfettered access to engage with all levels of de jure peacekeeping across the States and lawfully encourage Soil Jurisdiction Sheriffs to begin their local outreach and leadership efforts.  These Sheriffs are expected to form their nation state assemblies by convening in general session—at least two or more inhabitants gathered in lawful Assembly on the Land and Soil who are status-corrected and dedicated to the Federation blueprint.

 

The essence of this framework exists within the dual growth of form and substance:

 

The State of the Union’s Land Jurisdiction Assembly (form) and the nation state Assemblies operating on Soil Jurisdiction (substance) must advance simultaneously and harmoniously. Without this, the State of the Union risks stalling in development, lacking the genuine Sovereignty that flows from nation state Assemblies in development to become fully seated and active within the Federation of States.

 

As highlighted in Federation teachings, “the two things, Land and Soil, are inseparable ... The only actual perpetual union that does exist and must exist is the Union between the Land and the Soil."

 

Without honoring both, the trajectory and efforts of Assembly development become fragmented and ineffective.

 

Furthermore, the Soil Jurisdiction Sheriff’s early role as a peacekeeper lends lawful legitimacy to the County Assembly. It assures that peace and order are preserved while the Assembly furthers its work in building self-governance.

 

The Peacekeeping Task Force serves as a vital link in this chain, peacefully bridging grassroots Assembly-level efforts with international Law Enforcement and Emergency Services through their State of the Union to ensure genuine cooperation.

 

Ultimately, the Peacekeeping Task Force operates as both shepherd and advocate—facilitating reliable communication, offering tested and approved expertise, and promoting a confirmed health and wellness climate where lawful Assembly growth flourishes.

 

The goal is for each nation state within its County to achieve Standing and Sovereignty respected locally, at the State of the Union level, and internationally through their State of the Union Standing and Seatment.

 

When a County Assembly is in General Session, meeting lawfully on the Land and Soil, and operating according to the Federation blueprint, true progress unfolds. This is when the true republican form of government spirit takes root, with both Land and Soil Jurisdiction working in unison to form a sturdy foundation for our nation.

 

This harmonious, inseparable, and jurisdictional recognition reflects the crucial connection between peacekeeping, lawful Assembly formation, and the Federation’s comprehensive vision for a restored American Republican Form of Government through the Peacekeeping Task Force’s indispensable role. It is this cooperative spirit and proactive engagement by the Federation's Task Force that will help ensure the successful and lawful establishment of County Assemblies now and into the future.

 

Which Peacekeepers? Whose Peacekeepers?

 We will try to make this as simple and to the point as possible:

Which local and State Assembly peacekeepers do PKTF seek to collaborate with on an ongoing basis?

1) All County Reeve's (Sheriff's) and their counterparts - Municipal de facto County Sheriff's.

2) All County Deputy Continental Marshals, as well as their Postal Area Regional Chieftan and their counterparts - supervisory under the U.S. Marshals Service

3) State Assembly Militia Field Commanders and their counterparts - Regional Command under The National Guard Bureau.

> These three are all elected (Reeve's and Commanders) or appointed (Deputy Continental Marshals and Regional Chieftan) peacekeepers that are external to all Assembly functions. These peacekeepers maintain the peace OUTSIDE of their respective assemblies. And, if they do NOT maintain peace outside of their Assemblies, then larger issues may arise as a result.

While we do thoroughly recognize other peacekeeping roles INSIDE of the Assemblies, PKTF does NOT Evaluate, Educate, or Coordinate perpetual oversight communication efforts that would involve Validation or Training to Marshals-at-Arms or Ombudsman Services where these offices are concerned.

> These two are elected (Marshal-at-Arms) or appointed (Ombudsman) peacekeepers that are internal to all Assembly functions. These peacekeepers maintain the peace INSIDE of their respective assemblies WITHOUT Federation oversight. And, if they do NOT maintain peace inside of their Assemblies and seek to promote open, peaceful engagements with the general public of their General Assembly and supporting sub pillars, and with the Federation, then larger issues may arise as a result that might involve PKTF on some other level pertaining to any potential resolve due to accidental or otherwise purposeful breakdown in communication deriving elsewhere.

Although we do work with and always allow for multiple open lines of communication, and do offer baseline, surface level items that contribute to general education on general service functions, PKTF does NOT train, oversee, validate, or vet these (Marshal-at-Arms or Ombudsman) internal peacekeepers.

As well for PKTF - if its services do NOT maintain peaceful means between those services mentioned above that would comprise the balance of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL peacekeeping efforts based upon these sectors at the local and State level - also seeking to promote open dialog with the general public and with the Federation, then larger issues may arise.

Rest assured, PKTF will always strive to promote and keep this balance.

Embracing Ongoing Progress: The Vital Role of PKTF-Assembly Liaisons in State Assemblies

 

A Progress Report in the Form of a Friendly Article

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As Land and Soil Jurisdiction Assemblies prepare to enter Full Assembly Session, the importance of State Coordinators and PKTF-Assembly Liaisons cannot be overstated. The time has come to broaden our focus beyond general member intake and embrace the critical development of State Assembly Militia and Special Purpose Committees.

 

The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) plays a crucial role in guiding American State Assemblies on matters related to lawful border security measures and inter-state cooperation. However, it has come to our attention that some State Coordinators may be hesitant to support these efforts within their State Assembly Militia sub-pillar.

 

It is important to emphasize that any reluctance from State Coordinators to support this initiative without valid cause is a serious delinquency in their role of supporting lawful State and local county Assembly growth. The success of our Assemblies relies heavily on the active participation and support of all members, especially those in leadership positions.

 

For Assemblies nearing Standing status or still in development, appointing an educated PKTF-Assembly Liaison should be a top priority.

 

This role is vital for all stages of Assembly development, facilitating communication and coordination between the PKTF and individual Assemblies. The PKTF-Assembly Liaison serves as a bridge, ensuring that vital information flows smoothly, and that Assemblies are well-equipped to handle the evolving needs of our federation. Several states, including Missouri, are actively participating in lawful, peaceful exercises to enhance regional State Assembly militia Special Purpose Committee capabilities. These exercises are not only beneficial for individual Assemblies but also contribute to the overall strength and resilience of our network.

 

We urge all State Assemblies to seek information on these ongoing developments and engage in proper outreach efforts. It's crucial to recognize that American States are international in nature, and the Peacekeeping Task Force operates within this jurisdictional realm. Maintaining contentious behaviors against lawful and peaceful cooperation efforts from qualified, status-corrected Americans is counterproductive in the broader international context. Instead, we should focus on fostering collaboration and understanding among all parties involved.

 

If any State Coordinator is currently experiencing communication gaps within their Assembly - be it with Assembly members, coordinators, or individuals seeking viable means of cooperation and state assembly involvement - we strongly encourage them to come to the table and begin broaching these subjects of conversation. The same applies to issues related to Federation of States peacekeeping services in the international jurisdiction space or areas where de facto subcontractors are causing significant lack in Assembly progress. Shrinking from these opportunities for discussion only hinders our collective progress.

 

The Peacekeeping Task Force is structured to create a cyclical approach towards Evaluation, Education, and Coordination of all peoples involved across available meeting spaces. This includes, albeit in a limited fashion, State Coordination cooperation. By engaging in open dialogue and addressing concerns head-on, we can work together to overcome obstacles and strengthen our Assemblies. To all those who are actively involved in their State Assembly restoration progress, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Your dedication and hard work are the driving force behind our movement. For those still considering assembly participation but may be experiencing issues or contention about joining their State General Assembly, we encourage you to reach out and voice your concerns. Remember, every voice matters, and your participation is crucial to the success of our cause.

 

As we move forward, let us focus on maintaining cooperative means of interfacing with the growing list of educated peacekeepers and their existing Law Enforcement counterparts. By fostering understanding and collaboration between these groups, we can create a more harmonious and effective system that serves the best interests of all Americans.

 

 

 

In closing, let us remember that our strength lies in our unity and our willingness to work together towards a common goal. As we face the challenges ahead, let us do so with courage, determination, and an unwavering commitment to the principles of lawful governance and individual liberty. Together, we can build a brighter future for ourselves and generations to come.

 

 

The path may not always be easy, but with perseverance and cooperation, we can overcome any obstacle and achieve greatness as a united federation of sovereign states.

From Disconnect to Dialogue: PKTF's Strategic Assembly Outreach

 Reconnecting the States: PKTF’s Comprehensive Strategy for State Assembly Engagement

The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) has relaunched its nationwide initiative to engage with every American State General Assembly. This ambitious effort is designed to promote peacekeeping principles, foster collaboration, and address any systemic communication challenges that may hinder effective governance.

Rooted in PKTF’s service charter, the initiative emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between de facto law enforcement and de jure peacekeeping while advancing American Common Law as a guiding framework for sustainable governance. This Evaluation Service represents the Federation of States’ dedication to peacekeeping success and has been a central vision of PKTF since its inception as a viable American peacekeeping service provider. The continued vision for 2025 and beyond builds upon this baseline approach to support State Assembly success.

A Strategic Approach to Outreach

PKTF’s outreach begins with direct communication to State Coordinators and Marshals-at-Arms, requesting a 30-45 minute segment on the General Assembly’s agenda. This time is dedicated to presenting "Peacekeeping 101," an introductory discussion that highlights the importance of developing Assembly Committees, Joint Committees, and Subcommittees where general peacekeeping principles and practices are concerned to address immediate project needs. Examples of such committee involvement whereby peacekeeping initiatives are cultivated are Assembly Militia, Provisions Committee, General Assembly,  Outreach Committee, and Standing Committee's such as the Oversight Committee in certain instances.

Recognizing the cost-effectiveness and convenience of virtual meetings, PKTF prioritizes teleconferencing as the primary method of engagement at this time. Representatives from the Federation’s Fiduciary Office are also invited to participate when available.

Emails sent to State Coordinators include proposed dates and times for meetings, along with an invitation to open a line of communication with PKTF Directors.

If no response is received within 3-7 days, follow-up emails are sent reiterating the request and emphasizing the importance of collaboration. After two weeks of silence, PKTF expands its outreach by contacting other individuals within the State Assembly whose email addresses are publicly available.

These inquiries aim to determine:

• The status and safety of the State Coordinator.

• The next scheduled General Assembly meeting.

• The availability of recent meeting recordings or minutes.

This expanded outreach ensures that PKTF exhausts all possible avenues to establish, or reestablish previously maintained contact and gather critical information about the Assembly’s current operational status.

Emergency Measures: Committee of the Whole

If no meaningful contact can be established after repeated attempts, PKTF will schedule a special, interim emergency meeting space as a Committee of the Whole. This meeting will be open to all willing participants within the Assembly and other stakeholders. The objectives of this temporary emergency session include:

Assessing the Status of Leadership
PKTF will inquire into the safety and availability of the State Coordinator or Marshal-at-Arms to confirm their well-being or identify any issues preventing their participation.

Investigating Communication Breakdowns
Simple investigative methods will be proposed to identify potential causes of communication failures, such as procedural gaps or leadership transitions.

Engagement with the Federation Fiduciary Office
Representatives from the Federation’s Fiduciary Office will attend (if available) to evaluate the situation and determine actionable steps for resolving ongoing issues.

Addressing Estranged Members
PKTF will explore why status-corrected Assembly members may face, or previously have been facing difficulties transitioning, or being offered general access into their Assemblies and propose solutions for smoother integration.

When Silence Persists: Declaring Assembly Leadership as Potentially Projecting Being “Out of Business”

In cases where no response is received despite these exhaustive efforts, PKTF may escalate its concerns by reporting findings to higher authorities within the Federation. If all outreach attempts fail, including emergency meetings, the Federation will assume that the current State Assembly Coordination team is effectively "Out of Business." However, this designation is not acceptable for a true American government rooted in transparency and accountability. And so, this effort underlines the need for approachable ways to help our American State Assemblies stay on track and remain in-session while also remaining accessible and transport during normal session to the general public.

After all other means for establishing meeting efforts have been exhausted, the Federation will then initiate further investigations into what structural or procedural failures may have caused this disconnect. This includes examining compliance with rules regarding open General Assembly meeting procedures of each State Assembly in question as they are discovered, which often require public access to meeting minutes and recordings.

Additionally, public resources such as archived public declaration records, materials, or webcasts may be leveraged to gain insight into Assembly activities when direct communication proves impossible.

Bridging Gaps for Future Success

PKTF recognizes that some Assemblies may face delays due to connection issues, vacations, status-correction recording events, or other outreach activities that temporarily disrupt communication channels. In rare circumstances where prolonged communication becomes a factor, an emergency meeting will be scheduled along with detailed documentation of the situation. These measures ensure that PKTF can continue its mission in a timely manner while addressing any obstacles hindering progress.

For Assemblies without an established PKTF-Assembly Liaison, bridging these gaps becomes even more critical.

These Liaisons play an essential role in maintaining open channels between PKTF and Assemblies, ensuring that peacekeeping initiatives move forward efficiently.

Advancing Peacekeeping Through Collaboration

The Peacekeeping Task Force remains committed to fostering collaboration and ensuring that all State Assemblies are equipped to participate effectively in peacekeeping efforts.

Feedback from each engagement informs updates to presentation materials, ensuring consistency and relevance across all interactions. Any revisions are communicated transparently in advance.

By addressing systemic challenges head-on and promoting accountability at every level, PKTF aims to empower State Assemblies as active participants in advancing peacekeeping initiatives nationwide.

This comprehensive strategy reflects PKTF’s unwavering dedication to sustainable governance through education, collaboration, and strategic planning.

As PKTF moves forward into 2025 and beyond, its continued vision focuses on expanding these foundational services while adapting strategies to meet evolving challenges.

Through persistence, adaptability, and collaboration with the Federation’s Fiduciary Office, PKTF ensures that no Assembly is left behind in its mission to uphold peacekeeping principles and strengthen American governance—one Assembly at a time.