It’s called an audit

The Constitution begins with We the People, reinforcing that ultimate authority rests with the people. That said, the Declaration of Independence affirms that government derives its just powers from the consent of the governed, it would be us , We The People. If the government is acting outside its lawful authority, the people have not […]

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Wrapping up 2024 – Looking forward to 2025!

Congratulations to our Assembly members for our 2024 accomplishments! What did we achieve? The Policy Manual: We met over the year to decide on our operating policies, building the necessary foundation to guide day-to-day activities. The Member’s Only Section of our Website: This provided a secure, restricted area for important documents Development of the Knowledgebase:

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What is a Citizen? What is Civil Law – 1776 Conversation 8-18-24

If you are confused about the definition of a citizen you aren’t alone! It depends on the context. After discussing “citizen” we move on to look at Civil Law (where we find statutory citizens) Watch the recording on our Rumble Channel here (and be sure to “like”, subscribe and share) Link to the video

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Governing Conflict Pt 2 – Colonial Era General Assemblies

Read Part One first here In part two we compare our current general jural assembly organization with the first colonial era general assemblies. Remember, part of our authenticity stems from our historical roots and remaining true to the formula that freed us from British rule. Conflict in our assemblies sometimes arises from confusion over adherence

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