PKTF Launches Nationwide Letter of Accommodation Campaign for State Assemblies

Recognizing Leadership and Service Across All 50 States in a Yearlong Effort

 

The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) is embarking on a landmark initiative to formally recognize the outstanding efforts of all 50 state assemblies through a comprehensive Letter of Accommodation campaign. This program is designed to honor the dedication and leadership of key figures within each assembly, while also highlighting the vital importance of self-governance and community-driven organization.

Two Groups, One Unified Recognition Effort

The campaign will focus on two distinct groups within each state assembly:

 

• Group One:
   
  • State Coordinator or Co-Coordinator
     
  • Assembly Militia Commander
    These leaders are being recognized for their measurable efforts in establishing and strengthening State Border Defense and for developing the Militia Assembly structure.
     
• Group Two:
   
  • Interim Marshal-at-Arms or Elected Sergeant-at-Arms
     
  • Ombudsman Service Chairperson
    This group is acknowledged for their roles in maintaining order, oversight, and service within the assembly.
     

A Region-by-Region Approach

To ensure thorough and equitable recognition, PKTF will:

 

• Cover all 10 Postal Service Area regions, beginning in Area 10 and moving sequentially through to Area Zero, then back again.
   
• Dedicate one week per state—a total of 52 weeks—to gather information and issue Letters of Accommodation for both groups.
   
• Move from West to East and back to ensure no state is overlooked.
   

Timeline and Participation

• Start Date: Second week of August 2025
   
• End Date: August 2026
   
• Duration: 52 weeks for 50 states, ensuring each state and both groups receive focused attention.
   

PKTF is seeking full cooperation from all available state liaisons and Marshals-at-Arms to provide:

 

• General information about the existence of each participating position between the two groups.
   
• Notification of any potential absences or vacancies.
   

Why This Outreach Matters: Voices from the Movement

The need for this campaign is echoed by influential voices in the self-governance movement. As stated on Annavonreitz.com:

 

“You can join the American State Assembly in your State, declare that you are an American (which to most of us is the obvious fact) and identify yourself as a free man or woman who is owed all the guarantees of the respective Federal Constitutions. This is the organization that Americans need to support and belong to in order to enforce their Constitutional guarantees and receive the protection of the Public Law.”

 

Further emphasizing the importance of organized assemblies:

 

“Now that you know what a ‘Lawful Person’ is, be aware that our assemblies, both the soil jurisdiction assemblies of the state republics, and the land jurisdiction assemblies of the States are exclusively populated by Lawful Persons. ... The State Assemblies control the international jurisdiction of the land and sea, which includes international trade, except that the Constitutions made significant concessions delegating away some of their powers in the international jurisdiction of the sea (not all) to the British King.”

 

And on the necessity of proper record-keeping and participation:

 

“So, all the Assemblies need to finish up their Seals and elect Recording Secretaries and establish their Election Records. ... Once you have your own records established and polished and you have your Superior Evidence nailed down, join your State Assembly.”

 

These insights underscore the vital role of State Assemblies in self-governance, the necessity for public recognition, and the importance of organized outreach to ensure all positions and efforts are acknowledged and supported.

 

Inspiring a New Era of Self-Governance

This campaign is more than a gesture—it’s a rallying call for all who believe in the power of self-governance and community-driven leadership. By shining a spotlight on these vital roles, PKTF is not only celebrating the individuals who serve but also inviting de facto agencies, officials, and citizens across the nation to witness the strength and unity of their assemblies.

 

Each Letter of Accommodation is a beacon, illuminating the path for others to follow and encouraging deeper engagement in the ongoing journey toward empowered, self-reliant communities. PKTF’s commitment to this recognition campaign is about building bridges of understanding and respect, ensuring that the efforts of these dedicated leaders inspire a legacy of participation and progress for generations to come.

 

Let this campaign be a testament to the value of every assembly member, and a call to all who seek to uphold the principles of self-governance and community service—your efforts matter, your leadership is seen, and your legacy is being written, one state at a time.

 

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.

Commentary: The Heartbeat of Our Community

 Your Thoughts, Questions, and Critiques—Welcomed and Appreciated on Every Article

 

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