Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Let me start again. Okay, so we got our Union State Assembly Guidebook, Committee.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Today is Sunday, August 2nd.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: 2026.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We got all our team players here, except for Rohit. We're waiting on him.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So… He's.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: plug, and I'm trying to just give them two seconds.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And anybody you guys know who… who…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: have skills to write, like, like we have George here. Just… just come on board, anybody like that, and really.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: who wants to take on another thing? This is just another thing. And as I'm trying to look at all these different sections, and then I'm saying, hmm, we have to talk about this, but not so much about that. I know I drafted up that first draft of the outline.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, let me go on to what I was gonna say, is that…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: My vision in this book is to lay out the whole government, okay? So, naturally, I started on people, counties, and Union State, right? But there's more to…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: This book than that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Because we still got to talk about, like, PKTF, Continental Marshals, there's other pieces of our government we need to know about, and how they interact into our counties, into our union state, and then eventually to our State of the Union. So we need to highlight in all those areas that's important to
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: how our government really works, you know what I'm saying? Because I, like, me and you have talked about this a little bit, and I think we're on the same thing, is that we need to…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Quit doing pieces, and just kind of do the whole thing, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The bill is, is this, we leave things out.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: that leaves discussions of other things that don't belong in what we're doing, right? So, people start trying to say, well, that's…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: they start bringing in de facto stuff to that, which is really what we don't want. We want to be able to build this government.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: the way it's supposed to have been done in 1776, right? The way our four founders
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Designed it, and there's more pieces than just the people and counties and that, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: there's, like I said, you know, PKTF, you have, like, Continental Marshals, you have, you know, other
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Pieces of the whole thing that actually
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: helps those, you know, like, helps the counties and helps the people, right? So there's more than just that part, even though we do need
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: To set a foundation of building our
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you know, our people, our towns, our counties, right? And then our union state, and then from there, highlight
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: all the other stuff, right? On what's… because I… like, one thing that…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I'm a firm believer, even in our counties, PKTF is a really big deal. It's like…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: having a, you know, a government that you're creating, and not having, like, FEMA or somebody to help you when you need help, right? So there's important pieces to all of this, and I think we need to write about it all, you know what I mean?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, I don't know, I'm gonna yield to let you… give me your thoughts, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We're gonna go to Niti, she has her hand up.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Hey, Nathan?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: To your point, Rockie, I just… First, before we…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Before I get into my actual point.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I just want to say on the record for what you just said.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: PKTF isn't like FEMA at all, in the sense of it's not…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I was just using that as an example.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I understand. I mean, it's an important point that you're making.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Am… I just want to add that FEMA is actually… My subcontractor.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But… PKTS is part of the Federation, and that's what Anna Doesn't want anybody to misconstrue.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: He was very upset.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Listening to on the recordings that we showed her.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: About the meetings of… that are happening when she can't be in all the 10 million different meetings.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Where it was being taught to… the assemblies by the Federation-approved teachers.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: that the PKTF is some sort of third party.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: She, she, her, she was turning red with smoke coming out of her ears. Like, no.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That's my… that's my point, though, is we need to put it back in line to who they really are, and who the other pieces are in our government, in the Federation, and in our… even though it isn't soil jurisdiction, really, in kinda, but it's still an important piece to the soil.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, I was just putting in the chat
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: that this compartmentalization is what everybody hates. I can't stand it, nobody else can stand it, and no one actually knows what's really going on, and I believe this should be a volume series.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It should be the whole instructional thing, and, like, imagine a… remember when we were growing up?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: The Encyclopedia Britannica.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: with our 20 volumes or whatever. I mean, what a joke compared to the internet right now, but, you know, but if… if we have a…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Instead of calling it the Union State Assembly or whatever guidebook, Anna wrote the article
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: how to build the government for your land and soil, or something, forgot what she called it exactly, but something to that effect.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And it sounds like, you know, simple.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It's… and she writes, like.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: four pages on there, and just is like, all you have to do is bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, and it's, like, less, like, 10 points or something. But they're so big.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But I believe that if we were to maybe use that, I'll paste it in here. I actually think you shared it with us, Louise. I don't remember where I got it, but I'll put it in the chat. I just want to… I really think that
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: for the intents and purposes of what it is that we're writing, I don't believe we can do it any justice if we don't write out the rest of the volumes.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And then release them as separate volumes, because…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It doesn't make sense. Like, we have to know where all the bridges are.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: We have to know the difference of all the little bits and bots, and they aren't addressing any of that.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right. And…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But kind of what I'm saying is, in this piece here that we're doing, we're gonna address or talk about these certain people, or certain pieces, but not in detail.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then what we can do is…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: For this volume.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, then we can come into the next day and we can, you know, discuss PKATF and what they are. Discuss Continental Marshals and what they are, and all their jobs and what they do. We can discuss the Federation or the State of the Union, right? But those will be in different parts. That ain't what we're doing right now, you know what I'm saying?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Oh, that's what I'm saying, it should be volumes.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I think we should have the union Right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Still is.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Volume.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We still need to… I don't know how to say it right, is that… Cuz…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: the stuff that I hear is that people are saying, well, PKTF has nothing to do with us, or these people have nothing to do with us, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So… I don't want that to be in this book. I want this to be,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: To re… to show people what it is that
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: how everybody relates to each other, right? So there isn't no question that we do need PTAF, we do need the Continental Marshals, we do need, you know, our sheriffs and how they work and what they do. We need all these pieces.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But we don't need to go in detail on all of those right now.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Correct. But we need to link them into what we're doing right now. Absolutely. Because they are important.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: That's why… so what we can do… have you ever seen those volume series books, where in the back, there's… it shows all the volumes?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And the descriptions of them, you know, and then…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I mean, that doesn't mean that we… that way, when we're talking about them and how they, work with the Union State, like, you know, how they plug into the Union State, then people can know that, oh, there's also another volume that only focuses on that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: look at it this way. What we're doing, or we're creating, could be used in our schools to teach our kids. Yeah. So we're starting off at the bottom here, teaching them where, you know, where to start, where to go, and then we can go off into other stuff, you know, as, you know, as you, you know, like, you go from
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: 4th grade to 5th grade, you're learning different pieces of stuff, right? It's the same thing that we could be doing here. But we gotta start at some point
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: To start building this first structure, linking all those other pieces, and then we can go off into those other areas, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I think we're saying the same thing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I think so, too, but…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, I'm just… I just brought up our,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: our most recent outline, and so the book, the guidebook is… is called, right now, How to Assemble… How to Assemble the Du Jour Government of America. That's what it's called.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It actually has nothing with Union State in it. I came up with that name just because I'm thinking of this whole thing we're trying to do. Now, we can come up with a different name, but it's not called the Union State Guidebook, even though we say it, because that's how we started, the Union State Assembling Committee and all that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But that's really not what the book is even, you know, called. A Guidebook for reconstructing a Republican form of government.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I was focusing on Republican form of government because that's our government.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We don't know what that is, and we're reconstructing a government we don't know the foundational principles of, so that's just really why I put it in the title.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I think that's the title of the… the volumes… Like, the whole city.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: series of volumes.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I think that that's the title for all of the volumes, and then this particular volume
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: is the Union State.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, this particular volume I don't think it's the Union State. Let's, let's go through these, these…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Very dense. I agree with you. I was gonna bring that up when it's my turn for my number 3, because…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Not just that, like, where she's got shown right now, the Republican form of government.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: that's what we're building right now. It's not really one piece of it. See, we're… we're…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: focusing on, like, Union State or counties, but this is not…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: there's a bigger picture to that, you know what I'm saying?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, you can't build the hand without the the arm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Like, her title, like, her title's a good title for the whole thing, but again, this is forming the… the Republican government, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So if we want to title it something like that, that's okay. It, just because me and Louise started this as a county union state committee thing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: is because I wanted to run this kind of like a committee, with Louise being the chair, for her to keep us in focus on, really, the whole picture. And that's what she's trying to tell us right now. What is that picture? Okay, go ahead, Louise.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, if you can notice here at the bottom, where I put management of public government services and local… lawful local trade and commerce.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'm… I'm going to this point where we actually
Louise Campbell-Anthony: are on the ground constructing that assembly, operating our communities with our government, our du jour Republican government.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We have to… these… these aspects, we don't really even talk about on our assemblies.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But there's no way for us to position ourselves into our communities as our newly formed government without taking over the government services.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And that's gonna require funds.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And when I hear people keep saying, well, what is it? Oh, bubble family ain't even our bank, and we don't have nothing to do with money, or we…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We're not going to be able to reconstruct and establish our ZRA government without money.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And we're not going to be a free, independent people without our own money that we reg… that we… we, are… are controllers over.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right now, we don't have anything, any, any, anything we're controlling. We have FRNs, we don't control those.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, we… I really want to bring that… that…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: frame of reference to people's minds as we're talking about reconstructing our government. We can't talk about reconstructing our State of the Union assemblies without talking about funding our courts, or funding our, assembly elected officials.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: How are we going to be instating everything without funding to keep it going?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And they're supposed to be there to manage those states of states.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We are new managers. We are the new managers of the government right now. We are the new managers of the government service providers, because they're the providers. We are the government. There is no government there managing the service providers.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So that's… I'm putting all of that on the table. Where the PKTIF comes in in this guidebook, is our job is to help this transition happen peaceably.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Those government service providers are gonna have to know they need to move over and make room for their new managers. How are they gonna do that peacefully?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, that's where we… that's where the PKTF comes in, so that we can make sure they know their jurisdiction.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: They know this is another jurisdiction that's superior to them, that has been… that has not been there, so they need to be educated. And our assemblies need to do this peaceably, and we see a lot of the assemblies not even having peace within their own… within their own… their own selves.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: we have to talk about that. We have to talk about how an assembly internally operates peacefully, because how is our government going to be reconstructed peaceably when our assemblies themselves aren't peaceful?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So that's where the PKTF, the section here that I have,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: the peaceably Assembled, I'll bring… I'll try to bring in all of those different aspects, of external peacekeeping outside of the Assembly, the community… community resiliency units, the county sheriffs, the… all of that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'll… I'll try to bring into this section here, and how, and piece in how the liaisons and all that
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Interact with our Assemblies Taking their place.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: As the government.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So that's… that's how the PKTF is going to be, threaded in here. And I was talking to Joe, I'm like, Joe, I'm trying to figure out how… where it would fit, and how to thread this, because I know why they created the PKTF.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So that we can make this transition peaceably, and so that, people will… people will…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: well, I shouldn't say people. The de facto can know what their position is, like, their jurisdiction is, and learn what that is. And so that, actually, our assemblies can…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Treat their employees respectfully.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I mean, I'm having a hard time with that one, but Joe keeps me on focus. Well, how would you treat your employee? We can't keep just telling them stuff without even sitting down, having a conversation with them. We can't keep just declaring and demanding, and you haven't even met them yet.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: this… we call it the warm handshake, and I'm having a problem with, you know, I'm having a problem with… with… with that. Because we've been in this… this… this…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We've been in this position of defending ourselves and wanting remedies so long that we… we don't have a good relationship.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We're talking to the de facto, and we have to… I have to bring that aspect to this part about the peaceably Assembling.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Because they don't listen, they… but we haven't been here, so…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: who are they supposed to be listening to? We just pop up on the scene and say, oh, we the government, and we expect them to just listen.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: No, they're not.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But we have to give them, you know… but they're all Americans! See, that's another thing! They're all Americans just like we are!
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I don't agree, I don't believe they're all… I just have them… I'll just…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, American mean they were born here. They were all born here.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, we have multiple nations on our land and soil here, and they're not all American. And we…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: They're not all born here.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And yeah, everybody wasn't all born here, but every… but there are a lot of people who were born here, and we welcome, and we have multiple nations here. And when they get to my law that governs introductional part for this, because it is such a big…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: piece of it. I actually think in this outline.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Our union state doesn't really start until you get way down like…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Maybe to number 4 it starts, or maybe, like, a little bit after that, because everything before that.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: is more introduction, just how to get here. At least my part, definitely, is right now, and that's what I… I called Louise earlier this week, and I said, look, I'm having a problem with this outline that you gave me, because I have a whole different vision
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: of how we have to begin to have the conversation. And actually, the warm handshake you're having a hard time with, Louise, gets resolved if you read what I wanted to share. And I sent that to
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: To you guys.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: to you and Rockie today, because I was wanting Rocky to put it on the thing. I'm gonna send it to everybody. I haven't sent it to everybody yet, because I'm in the middle of converting everything into Word documents so that I can take it and…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, I'm gonna… the… the book that you copied, whatever, I'm gonna.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It's not even the whole book. It's literally just two…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: pieces of it.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But it's just two pieces for us to… because in order to have a conversa… well, I'll just wait for my section part, but as far as what you were just saying, Louise…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: The thing that you're saying about the funding is not false, okay?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But the part that I have a problem with, when everybody says, we can't do none of this without funding.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: We can be writing this, and teaching it, and getting our minds ready for it, and finding peace with the people for free, before the money, okay? So there is an… there is a lot of stuff to do before we can actually do something with the money.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Like, get everybody's heads screwed on straight, because…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: At this red-hot minute, they… most of the people… the reason there was no peace even on the Assembly at all… like, imagine if we got the funding tomorrow.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And all of these people decide, okay, we're gonna start trying to do whatever. I don't even know that the PKTF or anybody could hold them long enough to give them the education before they would go ahead and get us
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: re-usurped again, or something else, because they aren't operating
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: with the warm handshake, with a lot of these other parts and pieces, we would end up in some kind of war that we don't want, you know? And that's just my opinion, and I just wanted to put that out there, based on what you just said, Louise. I yield.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You have to look at this, that our kids go to school for
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you know, so many years. I mean, you go through up to 18, or…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Until you're 18 or whatever, but through that whole time, you're learning how to be an adult, how to be somebody in the society, and how to operate in the society, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So this… this book is the same thing, is we're trying to… to reframe these people's minds into this government and how it should be. And yeah, there's going to be a period that they need learning first, and that's what I think Louise is doing with the first three sections, is to give us an overview and to get us
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: our minds right into actually start building it, which would get into 4, right? So…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The deal is, is if we're not thinking straight, and we don't understand what our Republican government is, and what the laws on that is, then how do we build something from what? You know, what is our…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: our goal, do you know what I'm saying, on where we're going with the whole thing. So we have to establish some kind of, you know, a groundwork, right, to where we're going. And I believe that's what Louise is trying to do here.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And, you know, Louise is good at
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you know, if you look at her Resurgence project and some of the stuff she's done, she's good at coming up with ways to ease into something, right? And that's what we have to do, is we gotta get people
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: on board with the whole thing. So you have to ease them into where we're going, and then start teaching them how to actually do it, right? And then there's going to be a point after you're teaching them how to do it, there's going to have to be funding involved to actually finish that, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So… but we still can do the first parts of it, getting everybody ready, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Go ahead, Louise.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so, I'm… let's go our little… our sections here, see where we are. So, the 0 and 1, I've got those done. I do add a little bit here and there to those. Now, Section 1,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: thus… I asked you guys to come up with 10 questions.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: 8 to 10 questions. Remember that last part?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We want to do a, a quiz-type…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, I'm asking you all to come up with 10 questions for me for Section 1.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And that's what I'm… we wait on for that one.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Section 2, I'd sent over to Rockie my ideas to add to his ideas, and Rockie, I'm still working on fine-tuning my part of how I'm adding to your part.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And this is where I've been… I've been trying to rethink this section.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: because of what I was saying earlier, I don't want to talk about… it's so much education that we have now about the states of the Union.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I don't want to… and the Constitution, and I don't want to spend time talking about the Constitution, where they usurped us, and all the fraud, and how it happened.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I want people to be able to pick this up and get to work.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: not… and not have to… and go… go to our other resources to get all that background information. I did the whole detailed research on claim your inheritance. They can get all that background information. Another 200 pages, they can learn all that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, this one, I'm thinking, as I'm… I'm adding those pieces, Rocky, I'm thinking, I want this section to be…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: What our government was formed to be like?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And then… Tell them how to form it again to be like that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I think that's basically what I want this section to be.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And that's what I'm working on, and fine-tuning all the stuff that I've added.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: and… Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: When I read your stuff, whatever, that's the reason I told you
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Let's start with what you have with Merched and what I did.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Because I can see that's what you were trying to come out of this, is…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, like, you started off here, what we're not, and then what we are, and then really just go into it. So the not stuff is just a small portion of the whole
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Really building what we are, and what we should be working on, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: that's what I got at it, so I wanted to see where your mind was going with this before I added more stuff into it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: because I want to, because again, I don't want to…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: belabor over what already happened to us. It already happened to us is gone. We kind of already know that, because Anna keeps saying it over and over again. So, we should already know that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But even the new people coming in, maybe not, so we may need to highlight a little bit.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But again, I think it should be more about what is it we're doing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? What we're gonna be working on.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And you know what I… I… I came up with this week.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: With trying not to rehash all the fraud and stuff.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I want… I think I want to… Shift the thought.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Of… the government we have now is temporary.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Based on the Northwest Ordinance. I want to focus on how our government was formed based on the Northwest Ordinance.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Based on the Northwest Ordinance, the United States government was to be temporary.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And it's… that's what it says.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And… and once… once the area or the territory reached that 60,000,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: and the infrastructure was there, they could, apply to be States of the Union, enrolled as a State of the Union. But all that infrastructure and stuff was already there.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And it was actually… and I need some clarification, making sure I'm thinking about this right, thanks to your militia commander, Rockie, and what he would bring it up about… about that court case.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: What I'm… what I'm beginning to understand, and I think I'm right about this, the infrastructure was brought in and built
Louise Campbell-Anthony: with the territorial government. The U.S. The British territorial government Build all that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But when that location
Louise Campbell-Anthony: got to a point where it can enroll as a State of the Union. It said in the Northwest Ordinance.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That they were allowed… they were ready to have a permanent government with their own state constitutions.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So I'm thinking that those state-of-states, the British territorial State of States.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And their counties and their towns, and their municipal corporations were there to build the infrastructure for those areas. And that was all the temporary government.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And then, once it got to a point where they transitioned, the counties got identified with the cadastro surveys, like she says, and the union… all the borders and stuff got, got, lined out, and then it became enrolled as a State of the Union.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But at that point, their state constitution was supposed to be written, and they take over the management of all of that. That's what I'm thinking that actually was supposed to happen.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, Rocky, when you go back and listen to your militia commander, think about that, and… because I'm gonna need you all… Rockie's already thinking about it, that's why I'm telling him, y'all may not have gotten to that part yet, but,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We're… I'm thinking about how it was formed.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And how we have to go back and reform it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: If we go back and reform it, we can just say everything we see now is the temporary government.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: that the U.S. federal government has taken over all this, we know how it was taken over in… during the Civil War, but I'm… we're just… I'm just gonna say we reverted back to temporary government, and now we have to take on our management as a permanent government.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: They're here now, they're supposed to be temporary. They can't… they can't deny that they… the federal United States government was supposed to be temporary. You can't deny that. It was already… it was written in the Northwest Ordinance, and that's one of our organic laws.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, I'm bringing that into the mix. We're basing this over our organic laws.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, I'm thinking in this… in this section 2, I'm gonna talk about
Louise Campbell-Anthony: How we have that… the structure that we have now are the municipal corporations, but they were supposed to be temporary.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Until now our permanent government is our assemblies.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Those… that's the permanent, and the fact that there is no state constitution also… only thing we have now is the state-of-state constitutions.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: They have no state constitution operational.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Remember, they… after the Civil War, they had to… they rewrote the constitutions? I think all they did was revert it back to whatever the state-of-state territorial constitutions were when they started, before it became enrolled, is what they reverted back to.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, that's my thoughts as going into this section here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yes, Niti?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I think what they did was, as they were incorporating all the counties.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: One by one, they took over the state, and that's how they took over
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: constitution for the state. I mean, I'm not…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: That's just what it seems like that they did, so that they could…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Have control over the soil.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Z… what do you guys think?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We know that cities, towns, counties.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Because it said it in… it said it in that… in that… that… that Supreme Court case.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: They were all municipal corporations in 1875.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Which court case is that? Did I miss something?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That was in the video from Michael, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, let me… I pulled out a piece of it here. Let me see if I can find the piece of that section.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: He said… let me see if I can find that court case.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Thanks, Michael.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's Michael Wilson, he's our… supposedly our missile commander, but we voted him all out, but he doesn't want to leave, so he told us that he… that he denies us voting him out, that we can't do that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Let's see where…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So anyway, he comes up with this whole thing in his really old de facto stuff.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: on how our Nevada was built, you know, back in the 1800s. And he's right on a lot of that stuff, that that's what happened, but that isn't our government, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that's what Louise is talking about.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: a lot of people, and that's why… that's why we do have to have some grace for a lot of.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, here he is.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Because they literally believe it, because they found the history, right? So…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right. Well, they say they don't see in history us, of whatever we did. Well, no, you don't, because they took us over and converted this, you know, into their stuff, so there won't be any history of us, and again, whoever wins writes the history, so they just erase our history, which they've been doing in our schools and everything else. That's the reason why…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Burn in the book.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: American history is not even… yeah, it's not even in schools anymore. Anyway, go ahead, Louise.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, this is…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: American History! That could be the name of the volume series.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: The Lost American here, history, or…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: something, American… just the American history.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, that was good. The… the… or the forgotten American history.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: That's a good one.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: The forgotten American history.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Very good.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: The usurpment of America and its forgotten history.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, I don't want it to be a history book.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, we get it. I mean, I'm just talking about… I'm just talking about the series.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I don't want it to be…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: No, but you have to know where you came from so you know where you stand, so you know where to go. And so, you know, you have to, like, this has to be the Old Testament, Louise, that we pull out so that we can have, you know, we can create the New Testament.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, we can have the Old Testament, theirs is the New Testament, which is the de facto version, and then there's our Testament, which is this new, what's being built today.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, this is the, this is the court case I pulled off of, offline.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: After I listened to the militia commander in Nevada to see which court case he was talking about. So, it's, 1875. It was the commissioners of Laramie County versus the Commissioners of Albany County.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That was, who it was against. It was 1875, so this part…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: This is what I wanted to focus on in the, Section 2.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mr. Justice Clifford delivered the opinion of the court.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Counties, cities, and towns are municipal corporations.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Created by the authority of the legislature.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And they derive all their powers from the source of their creation, except where the Constitution of the state otherwise provides.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Beyond doubt, they are, in general, made bodies politic and corporate, and are usually invested with certain subordinate legislative powers to facilitate the due administration of their own internal affairs and to promote the general welfare of the municipality.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: They have no inherent jurisdiction to make laws or to adopt governmental regulations, nor can they exercise any powers in that regard.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Than such as are expressly or implied derived from their charters or other statutes of the state.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Man, this is what I need to send to our, sheriffs, because they're trying to say that
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: You know, we have no standing, and they don't comprehend F…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: They're not going to comprehend, because they don't want to lose control.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, some of these guys, they're just on the ground, and they want to be able to just maybe…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: not do a Terry stop every hour, you know? And they want to have some relief, but they don't know
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: they don't even know what's right and what's wrong anymore. That's the problem, and this right here kind of helped with that, that's all.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And that aspect, too, I wanted to also, in this book, also speak into the de facto
Louise Campbell-Anthony: officers, like, they're… they're citizens, and… and the… the public, thinking they're U.S. citizens. I'm also speaking… we're… I'm speaking to… we're speaking to everybody. That's why I started off with the sovereignty question.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Because they think we're sovereign citizens, and the average person is going to be afraid
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Of taking on their sovereignty, because they think it's a blemished thing, and it's not something that belongs to them.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That's why Section 1 is about sovereignty.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, that's because they made it to be, like, if you're a PKT, or you're,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Antipa, or any of those other, you know, type of things. They're trying to group us into that, which is not who we are.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But what you cannot reconstruct our government without owning your own sovereignty first.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yes, Niti.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I was just gonna add to that that they also just think that we're trying to get out of taxes.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And people literally… Think you're a criminal.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: If you're not paying taxes, and they don't even take a moment
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: To consider what we're saying about the taxes, because they're so stuck on
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: If you don't pay taxes, you're a criminal.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Let me think… So… so Section 2, that's what I'm working on with that, and…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I got a little slowed down this week, because my mind was trying to… when I'm writing these things, I'm trying to think of what the best angle to come edit
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Is so that
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I can actually get the message across, what I'm trying to get across. But first, I gotta know what the message is.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So that's why I was trying to figure out, how much of the Constitution do we want to talk about? Do I really want to talk about the Civil War and the fraud and how this happened? I don't think I want that angle. I think I want this other angle about it's being temporary and it's supposed to be permanent, so that's why I was just working through in my mind, my mind, my mind.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The deal is, is you could highlight how it came about.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: that they become temporary, you know what I'm saying? Which was the Civil War and whatever, you know what I'm saying?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: then that's really all you really need to highlight on, is, you know, this is where we were, and we came out of that with this, you know, with the Northwest Ordinance and all of that other pieces to get out to where we're at, right? And then start talking about what we're, you know, what we're doing about it, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Anything else you want to say about Section 2, Rocky, before we move on to Section 3?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: No.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I think I need to get more of your information before I can…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: elaborate on it, you know what I'm saying? That's why I wanted you to merge yours, so that we have some kind of foundation first on where you're thinking, and then I can come in and say, this, you know, we need to add this, or take this, or, you know, move it around, whatever, you know what I'm saying? But I…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Today, you gave me more clarity about what it is you're looking for, or what you're trying, and that's what I was trying to figure out.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, yeah. And…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I know I put all different types of notes in my notes, and I know I may not use it all, or I might bring in some later, depending on, you know, what I'm thinking. So, you got my raw stuff.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, I read through… I read through most of that, and I'm going, like, I don't know if a lot of this that we really need to use or not.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Everyone's glowing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: A lot of good information, but…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Hmm.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, I'll probably… I'll have something to send over to you this week.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so the law that governs here, Niti.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: What do you wanna…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: First of all, this whole part that you have written.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I have a whole bunch of stuff that I…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: want to put before it. And when I started writing it out.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I could just kind of give you guys a little bite of that if you want me to.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I was just… I could just read to you, kind of, some of my notes of what it is, and then tell me if you want me to not do any of that, but…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Do you want to screen share any of it?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I mean, it's not really perfectly done, because I'm… I swear, I'll show it to you, I mean, I don't have a problem showing you guys my scribble, scrabbel-ish stuff, but
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You could just highlight where you're going with it, and…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Okay, so if you don't want me to do it, then yeah. Okay, so… under…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I mean, on top of A, like, before we get to A.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I feel like I would want to do an introduction to authority and culture.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And then I would talk about universal law, which is the law of nature, God's law, hermetic law, whatever you want to call it. Then, I would explain that morality is not relative.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And then, I feel like I have to explain karma is the consequence resulting from the enforcement of law by our Creator.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And then we get to number 4, which is that no one has the authority to stand over another.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But that culture, for my fifth bullet, like, how culture
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Created laws to control and enslave the people.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And so… Like, because we all need to know where law comes from and why it is evil.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Because as long as we continue to lie and operate in evil ways, we shall remain in bondage, meaning, like, if we're gonna keep trying to create laws.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And operate in law, and just la-la-la, that's evil.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So, it's one of the… it is in an effort to get people to start thinking about the fact that we don't have to have man's laws.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: there are universal… there's a universal law. So, and that's all based… the universal law, God's law, the hermetically sealed law provided by our Creator.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Where we are one with all of the other creations.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: You know, yes, we have been given dominion over precious life, and we're supposed to provide husbandry and protection over the land and soil, and the beasts of the land, air, and water, and in all the realms, including space.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I feel like that introduction has to come before You get into man's Law.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Because they need to know why do we have a law? Where did it come from, who even… because there were many, many years before there was man's law.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: You know, all that came with Babylon, which was after…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: we're supposed to be working under the law of the land, which is God's law, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But they need to know what that is, and how that stood up before man's law. That's the point.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, but we still shouldn't be creating another law, you know, like man's law. We should still be working on the law of the land.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is, before we talk about the law of the land, before we talk about the common law, we don't… we shouldn't even have common law. We shouldn't even need any of the… we shouldn't need a law book, because if the law was written on our heart, we don't have… we don't need a book.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Is the point.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So it's hard to write a law that governs when this is a lie. This is men trying to control men, which is evil. So if we're rebuking evil and we're saying goodbye to evil, then how are we trying to govern each other?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: That's my point.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And that was what I'm having a problem with, y'all, because… Whatever we say, we're still… Planting.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And… and managing this garden of evil, and not…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: You know, walking away from that. And our… forefathers.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: They based everything on the principles of Nature.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And those principles didn't include All these lies and bullshit.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And that's why we don't… we wouldn't have had any of this stuff. That's the reason why we just had a slammer to hold somebody still until they got, you know, their head on straight again, so that they wouldn't go cause harm in the meantime. It wasn't, like, to lock people up and keep them in a cage.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: A lot of this has to do with self-governing, right? Because those are the laws…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And it is 100% self-governing, but people don't even remember who they are.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And that's the point of this. I'd have to explain that, which is what is being explained in those points, those 5 points I was talking about.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So, they need to know those things, and… because most people have never heard of any of that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, that's why we needed to create the background, or the… you know, the…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: where we're coming from, you know what I'm saying? Like.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, we were really supposed to have been known that happened in the 1700s, right? Right. So, where we're, you know, the people back then knew how to self-govern, how to treat people right, you know, all the laws of the… of our Creator, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, we need to explain that somehow in those kind of laws, right? And how the law came about based on our Creator, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, based on man's usurpment.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, it's… It was the case.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: King, who did it, you know?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I know, but we… we need to go…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: before that, we're… because that's not our laws, the King's Law, or any of those laws, correct?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, that's what I'm trying to say, that this…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: What's written on this page from, you know.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: For what was… well, she's starting to write this other, but yeah, like, whatever was written before that.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: for me, in my section, I couldn't even get to that, like, because it started with describe the jurisdictions.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: In which the law governs each one, people versus trade, blah blah blah. Well, you can't even get there until first you know that we aren't supposed to have all this other stuff. And the only reason that we…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: you know, it's the C that creates all the issues.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Really?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, that was… the ideal of what Louise is doing here by creating these deals is to get us to think.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Sure. And then you're supposed to come back and say.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: well, we really need to structure this this way for this to work, and that's what she's looking from you, and that's what you're talking about right now. Before you can do some of these other things, you believe there's something that's got to happen before this, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, so I.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, you need to write out, yeah, you need to write out what is it that we need, and the steps we need to actually come to this, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Hmm.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, it took me a while to…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: well, I just had to talk to her to make sure that that's what she wanted me to do, so that's what we did. And so I've started writing it out, and it's starting to get longer and longer, and I'm trying to figure out…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: how deep I need to go with that, so I'll send you… I mean, I've been so busy working on trying to extrapolate all this stuff, and I think I only called you, Louise, what was it, Wednesday, maybe?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I don't remember.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, well, yeah, sometime this week.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, it might have been, like, Wednesday or whatever, and so between work and whatever.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I've only gotten this far because… it's a… it's a big topic.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And I keep eliminating as much as I can, and extrapolating, and like, you know, like how we're discussing right now, like, do we just want to…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: You know, say… for example, But, you know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You need to look at it if somebody doesn't know anything about our government, how would you explain it to them so they would understand? And if it has to be
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: One page, you can do one page, do it. If it has to be 10 pages, doing 10. You know, it's… the deal is, is we gotta make sure that they're clear, and then we'll ask questions at the end of, you know, what you said, and a lot of that, to make sure they do understand it, you know what I mean?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Okay, well, so I'm gonna be working on that, but it's gonna be, a lot longer.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Okay. I mean, it's just bigger.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, so… And I'm glad you're here, Niti, because this is your topic.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I just… I knew Niti could do this topic. And… and when we were talking on the phone, Niti is telling me all… all her… her… her concept on… on law, and I'm like.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, we need that aspect, Niti. We need that in here, because a lot of us, especially in Assemblies, are not thinking that way.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: this stuff, this that I'm putting here now, is… we already… we've known this. This is what we're being taught. But we're not being taught what Niti has to bring to the table, and we need that in there.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that's…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: That's the hard part a little bit, is I, you know, like, when you're creating a recipe, then sometimes you know how you
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: do it, but then to try to tell somebody how you do it, to really make sure they get that sear the way that you do, or whatever it is, you know, it's hard to find words for some of those things if you've not really ever… because if you didn't learn it somewhere that was written, and you just, like, experienced something.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Then trying to articulate it, so I'm kind of working on that, and so it's.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Why don't you… why don't you look at it this way, the problem that a lot of our… our states are having right now when they're trying to do the general Assembly.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: is they don't have any law background, anything they go by. This is what you're teaching them to give them that
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: that understanding of when they get standing, what is the law that we're going to be doing in our juror assemblies? How are we going to handle it? Where do we come from? What is our laws from the Creator? You know what I'm saying? Because these are what we're going to be
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you know, as a juror, you're gonna have to think of these things as being, you know, how I think of when somebody… I'm asking questions of you of whatever the, you know, the court case is, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, these are gonna lay out in their brain what it is that we're doing to make sure that we're… our law is the right law based on how our juror Assembly's gonna… So, this is gonna fit into the part when we get to the Juror Assembly.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But you have to have a background of it first, and that's what you're doing, and that's what Louise is saying. The stuff that you're saying is important because we have to get that groundwork, and we don't have it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: that for us, then that will help us in our drill assemblies, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I'm gonna try, that's what I'm working on.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Let me add this, DT, too. What you're going to be talking about is how we are to function
Louise Campbell-Anthony: on our original jurisdiction, in our counties, in this Union state, this… this national jurisdiction, is all of that type of law is what happens with us here on the ground. This… this land admiralty, land commerce, and.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And all that, that's the international jurisdiction. We who hear on the ground, our county sheriffs, our county assemblies, our towns, we don't even need to… we're not supposed to be dealing with that. We're supposed to be dealing with what you're gonna be talking about.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I have a question.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Huh.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: what is the difference? Have any of you guys… I mean, I hope y'all have read this somewhere, because I can't find it.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: What is the difference between original and organic, or is it the same thing? Original jurisdiction versus organic jurisdiction?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Is it interchangeable?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I think it's interchangeable.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: really, and how… how I can… how I'm understanding what original jurisdiction is.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Regional jurisdiction is our Republican form of government. That's what the original jurisdiction is.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, I just wanted to make sure, because I have… didn't hear original until recently. I've always just known about the organic law, so I'm…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Isn't our organic law God's law?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, but that's the organic jurisdiction, I thought. Is it also the same as original jurisdiction?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But our original should have been based on organic law, I think.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Maybe go…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: fame, but I don't know.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, go back into the… into her articles and see how she used those terms, because… and then you can work from there.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: too.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, if you guys see anything, let me know, because I,
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I'm having a hard time distinguishing… I think it's the same thing, but I didn't want to presume it.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So, that's… that was… Something I was kind of banging my head on.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, man.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, so anyway, I mean…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I don't think I'm gonna get to this part of it for a little while, and I don't know how y'all are having time. I feel…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: maybe I'm just going slow still for my recovery, I don't really know. But, like, I'm having a hard time working on y'all's things, or reviewing any of that, and also thinking about this.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So, I was just wanting to… I mean, I'm just kind of like, okay, I have to lock in on what I'm doing and get this done before I put my mind on something else, because…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I'll never get this in front of you. Yeah. If I don't.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: No, it's been tough for us, too, because, you know, like I said, I have a full-time job.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And I'm trying to run a, you know, an assembly, too, and…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: try to get this information, too, so it's, you know, even, like, with tomorrow, we… we, like, we're trying to figure out which days we can do this on, you know, like, we have time, you know what I mean? So…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: We're doing it, too.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It is tough, but we'll figure it out. The deal is, is…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It will come to us, and when it does, we'll be working on it, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, I just wanted y'all to know, like, I'm trying, but…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: No, we're… we don't expect anything, you know, like, you have to get something done tomorrow, you know what I mean? That's not what this is about. We… I'd rather it to be right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: than it to be now, you know what I'm saying?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, yeah.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Anyway, that's about all for my…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: current report, I'm in the middle of transcribing
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I wanted to gather all that stuff, because it's already written properly, you know, some of it that I want to explain. And then I was going to add to it whatever I feel…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: You know, should come before and after, like, for as far as…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Relating it back to our forefathers and, you know, basically everything that we were studying up there at the,
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Monument on Pennsylvania.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: You know, going back to that, what our forefathers came with, and what, you know, where they wanted our focus.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: For the law.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Like, how it would apply to… because that was what they were doing, was they were looking to see how it applies to day-to-day life, how it applies to education, how it applies to, you know, how they manage all the rest of their structures.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And they went into all of those details, they addressed all of that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: while I was sitting here thinking as…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The words come up in my brain that… The Forgotten American Assembly.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Mmm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That could be a good title for something.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I don't know if it fits this, I just…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Popped in my head when you were talking.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Hmm…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so we got the law that governs. We're gonna skip over peaceably Assembled. I just came up… I'm focusing on Section 2 right now.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We're gonna go to Tamara's.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now, Tamara?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We sent over something today.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Let's see… let me see if I can find it…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Alright, I can't hear you, Tamara if you're talking.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Can't hear you.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, I'm gonna have to go back and get it from somebody else.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Check your mic on the… Settings on the bottom.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Are you looking for her link?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: 3…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The one she just sent us, this is not it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I did.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And I'll put it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Section 5…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, put it under meetings.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Is she trying to talk?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: She is, but she's… we're not hearing her.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: We can't hear you.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Or it's just trying to push some buttons.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Maybe your right mic isn't on there, like, check your different mics to see.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Which one?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Bear!
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I'm his arms.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Wayne dear. Way deer.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: When you go to the bottom on the left, where it says audio, Bring.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, bring up the arrow on the side.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay. You see where it says, select a microphone?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It says my… Yes.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Try to pick your microphone. Change it to a different one.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: How about this? You can't hear me now?
Tamara: No.
Tamara: Can you hear me now?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yes. Okay. Bye.
Tamara: Here I am.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I love her. Alright.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, this is what, Tamara sent out. Everybody should have received that earlier today.
Tamara: I highlighted the B part because I don't know where that fits. I don't think it fits there, but you can let me know where you think it should go.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now, tomorrow, just like everybody else.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: If you need… you think something is not in the right place.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Like, just like you said, I don't think it fits there. Well, put it somewhere else that you think it might fit.
Tamara: company.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Have to go in these particular places.
Tamara: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You want to, tell us what your thought process is going, is going into this?
Tamara: Over there, I'm just…
Tamara: I need to figure out more, I feel I need to add more to that section.
Tamara: Where it says, need to add more, it's for the above section.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Up here.
Tamara: Yeah, the outreach.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay. Oh, okay, okay. For this one, what I was thinking about is the different people… remember I mentioned to you guys about, maybe launching the Union State Initiative with an outreach seminar?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Where different assemblies can come in and talk about the different type of outreach that they're doing to get those two in each
Louise Campbell-Anthony: county.
Tamara: Well, what.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Whatever outreach they're doing. I was thinking that's… we can do that for this section.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: ask different assemblies what type of outreach they're doing, like, giving examples here. So, again, I'm thinking of people picking up this book and being able to use it to go get to work.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, like, the New Jersey's got a way… New Jersey Assembly's got a way that they're doing their… their outreach. Colorado has a way that they're doing their outreach. Well, you guys, y'all have a way that you all are doing your outreach, so everybody will have a little section in this section here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: of how… explaining how they're going about doing the outreach. That's what I was thinking about for this section here.
Tamara: Yeah, so I have to add… I have to add more different… Different ways.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, and then whatever Assembly can
Louise Campbell-Anthony: and get inspired by some of these different ways, and they can say, oh, well, we're gonna do it this way, or we can use this example. Or they might come up with some other examples based on what they see other assemblies doing.
Tamara: And then the part that I still have to work on is, like, all the way on the end. I just need a little bit more explanation of what you're thinking, understanding what you're trying to get done.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: On the end.
Tamara: Yep.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: At the bottom here?
Tamara: Oh, the yellow one, I forgot, what was it that you called it? The Resilient instead of Militia Assembly.
Tamara: Changed.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, no, the Assembly's name didn't change.
Tamara: Instead of militia, we wanted to call it something different. The resilience something, resilience…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so… So… It depend… okay, we're talking about the county assembly on this one?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yes.
Tamara: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So it's called the, Community Resiliency Units.
Tamara: There you go.
Tamara: Hold on, let me write it down, because I keep forgetting. Say it one more time, please?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: She's putting it in your document.
Tamara: Oh, okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Community Resilience and.
Tamara: Got it.
Tamara: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I think we need to try to stay away from the word militia, because people are thinking of it as an army. Yeah. And we're not an army.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So I like that word… those wordings, but we just keep forgetting it, because we don't keep saying it to ourselves.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, me, I agree, we need to…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I don't know, Louise, what do you think? Should we use the word militia or not? Or should we just say.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: in Anna's book, or whatever, or… Because she really…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: She does talk about, in the How to Build a Jural Assembly, she talks about the militia and the counties and all that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I don't know, I just… I just don't feel that's the right wording for it. I don't know, what do you think?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: When we're talking about the counties,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: There is no militia assembly.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So if you're looking…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: If you look at how to build a drural Assembly, there is.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: For the county, there's a militia assembly, or is there a militia?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: For the county, there's a militia, and then,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: State is what they call the…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, wait a minute.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: of the militia.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Is they don't have… the state don't have a militia, they're the chair of all the militias from all the counties.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So that part, so bring… get us the reference articles for that, because I remember you saying that before, and I'm like, really?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: If you bring up how to build a dural assembly, or how to build a…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I think it's hell to build assembly. Hang on, man.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I actually sent you the deal and highlighted it. You know, it's like…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Is in… is in your… so it's in your,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I don't know if it's in my section.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Or in her section, I don't think I put it in there yet, but I will.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's, it's how to build an assembly. I mean… Let me get to that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Tamara: You know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I'll tell you where.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We may… may… it's gonna have to be used in some respect to make the connection in people's minds.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: No.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The deal is, is, like, a lot of this stuff that I've asked Anna about.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: was, so how to build an Assembly is where it's, and if you go to the…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's section… and there's…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The rolls… hang on here.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Where is that militia portal?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Samuel.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Work colors International.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Here it goes.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's called… it's in Section 14.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And when you get into 14, this is what it says… I'll read it to you.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: All the county militia coordinators, county now, all the.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You want a share screen? You can go ahead and share. I was trying to find it, but you got it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: How do I share it here?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Down here at the bottom.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: more…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Oh, here, Chef.
Tamara: It's like a green error that says share.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, here we go.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Can you see that or not?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yep.
Tamara: Yep.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, so anyway, it says, all the county militia coordinators work as a team on their state, forming a committee of the whole with a state militia Coordinator acting as the chair.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, total.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Scroll up a little bit, let me see what this led into this.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Community is key.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Go up some more. What's this whole section?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Where'd.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I just called him a motion.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The malicious, okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Alright.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But if you read through it, even I highlighted this one part, is if we can dig this out, because the actual state militias are not the same as the state and state militias. You know, it goes on to say that, but if you keep going down, then it says the Militia Standing Committee of the Whole.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well… Actually, it is… each county has their militia and their coordinators for the militia.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Which stand up as a whole, but then the state…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? Is the chair, acting chair of all those committees.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, so they… so basically, from what I'm reading, there is no state militia, there's a coordinator
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That is the chair of all the militias on the counties, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It says, Assembly militias often meet before or after the General Assembly meeting, but many are also maintained as weekly subscribing training to the exercise and conduct business unique to the militia, right? And then, you know, it's…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Basically, from what I'm getting out of this, I'm gonna stop sharing.
Tamara: But…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: -Oh. How do I stop sharing here? Oh, here, stop sharing.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, just hit the stop sharing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, but if you can see what I'm talking about, and that's why I've asked Anna these questions, and she's actually verified that the counties do have their militia, and they would then operate under the state, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, having a state militia…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: doesn't seem right, you know what I'm saying? Because of what is said in that book.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know what I mean? In the How to Build Assembly.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, I mean, it's like, we're… the states are saying one thing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And the books and everything that Anna's saying is different.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Niti, you have your hand up, you want to say something?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, I was just gonna say that I thought we had established this a little while ago, I don't know, we might need to be reminded of it a little bit, that from the union state, which is the counties, you know, there's two people selected to go to represent
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: at the GA.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: for the State of the Union, which isn't even always in session, it only is called into session as needed.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And the work is always continuously happening under the union state, which means on the county, which means everything's here, and then only goes up there to talk and to bridge out into the world and talk to anybody outside, you know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, like, if you read more of that section in that book, what it basically says is, say, like, you know, I'm in Clark County, but say we have something that goes across Clark County and Nye County, whatever, or even across state, then we would contact our chair in the state.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? To pull all these people together, and including PKTF or whatever, to help fix whatever problems we need, right? So that's where the state comes involved.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: is when the counties or the union state can't handle it, it's over their jurisdiction, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Then your… then your state chair would then come in to help organize
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Pulling the right people in that we need.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I mean…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: This is what it's.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: like Anna was saying, is that, actually, our… Union State.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It's everything, and so the chair would already be in the meetings or whatever, but they would just go with the two representatives from all the different counties to go to make a international
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Proclamation or decree or whatever to that effect.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, it's… really, if we think about it, our county and our union states, right, is our government, is our real government. The State of the Union, like, remember I read you guys this stuff before? The State of the Union was created because we needed to work in international jurisdiction.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, yeah.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It's literally just to communicate when we need to blast something out to, you know, from North Carolina to South Carolina, or North Carolina to.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So to me, there's… to me, there's not really a State of the Union Assembly. It's the delegates that actually go up there. You know, it's just like having a Congress, or whatever.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Continental Conference.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And they go work on… well, that's what becomes the Continental Congress, is those delegates that go up there. But then they would then work on the international stuff for the Union State, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Absolutely. Well, it's from that group of people, from my comprehension, Rocky, and you guys could tell me if I'm wrong, but the two from each county go up to the State of the Union, and then from the State of the Union, we have a group of two, or whatever, that go to the 50-state.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Continental Congress, You know, to represent our nation after they decide their… After we've sent all our…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Voices up there. Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then those people, those two people from each county would then be in the international business. That's why they have to be citizens.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Because once they go… once they're delegates, they become citizens, right? And then they move up, and then they create the international business to do international business for us.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: You know, this is the part that always makes me confused, Rockie, is why isn't it that all the State of the Union are citizens? Because, frankly.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It's hard for me to wrap my mind around the fact that we would send two people from our county who couldn't qualify as citizens
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: to make any of the decisions on the State of the Union, you know what I'm saying?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Like, who would that guy be that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, the…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: up there.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: still, even though we send them up there, that's why they would have a General Assembly, because then the people would be…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I get confused, like, why is there a separate General Assembly when the IBA seems like
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Like, when you're sending TV people up…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Let's look at it this way. So, we send the people up to the State of the Union.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Huh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, how do we tell those people what all of the counties want to do? And you do that through the General Assembly.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Huh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So the people… all the people in all the counties, right, depending on what hat you're wearing, that's what Anna keeps saying.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You would then come to this General Assembly, and you would be telling these delegates what you want them to work on in the IBS, or whatever. But we can't work in the IBS, we can work in the General Assembly to tell them what to do in the IBS, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: IBA, yeah, but… so, out of that GA, out of that GA,
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: that creates the IBA. Right. If we want to make sure our county… that's where, if your county, you want to make sure your county… it has a voice in the IBA.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right? Then you would want to make sure you send at least one citizen up to the GA.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, you're sending two people up to the GA, right? I just don't…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I don't understand why they wouldn't both.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But no, but the GA…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: part of the IBA, is what I'm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Know that… that…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The GA would be like we're doing now. Anybody can go and be in the GA. So every one of our counties would represent the State of the Union in the GA.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then there, you would be, basically voting and telling those delegates what you want them to work on. They're the state citizens, those delegates. Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, they're the state citizens, and they are.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: No, they're all citizens, is my point.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right, right.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But, I mean, listen, this is just… all I'm trying to make one point, is that it has been said over and over again, you could be an ASN on the GA.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But if we…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Damn.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Okay, but what we're saying right now
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: when we send our two representatives from Wake County, from Franklin County, from whatever county.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: We would want our county guide to be able to also have a voice on the IBA…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: two people.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Those two people are citizens now, because they went up.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right, to the state, and they're the ones that can…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, but, but…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: They're gonna represent you in the IBA.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I get it, but what… but I think you're not catching my drift.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I'm saying…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: that I agree with you that whoever we send up becomes citizens because they are there with, like, carrying our electoral
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: information forward, right? Right. So that means everybody that goes there, who makes up the GA.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, no, the GA is just all the people.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So it's like, all the people from all the counties.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Coming up with what they want the… these electors to do.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, so…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So, I just want to clarify. That means that when we send our two representatives from each county to the State of the Union.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Which…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: is a State of the Union blanket, cake layer, or whatever. That State of the Union layer of the cake.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: If all of us are sending our two people up there, they're all citizens.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well… All of the delegates going up are citizens, all of them, from all accounts, okay?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But the GA…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Is… you can look at it as a, how do they say it? Like a…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's like our way of all the counties to be able to tell these citizens what we want.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Internationally.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I know, but my question is, then that means everybody, anybody can go to that layer of cake.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: to the General Assembly only.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Okay, for that particular meeting.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, it's… when you have the General Assembly, it's because all the people, all the…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: the people, all the counties, all the people in all the counties in the Nevada, say.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Want to be able to say they want
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: some, like, a bridge to go between Nevada and California.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, then they would have to bring that up into the international business, but the people can't do that. But they can go to the General Assembly and tell those two people, the citizens from all the counties, what they want, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: do that.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Union State already is my other point.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So, like, they're already making it plain for them on the lower, on the higher cake layer.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So, I'm just… the only reason I'm bringing this up at all, okay, is everything that we seem to know about the State of the Union that they're always talking about, I think, is just wrong.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: No, it is. Okay. That's why I think a lot of them…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you know, like Lisa and a lot of them are fighting back because they're realizing what they're building isn't right.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, on top of everything else, she still always is teaching that we're under the constitutions, which we're not.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: No, we're not.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, but she refers all of our power coming from the Bill of Rights, which is stupid, because we stand over all of that, and outside of all of that.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, where does it do?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We're the delegates, the ones that we.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I mean, we wrote and created that, so the creation doesn't stand, you know, over the creator. So, we created it, we stand over it, we definitely… but she's constantly referencing, this is where you get your authority for this. No, it's not.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I get it from.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: here.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You listened to the last Coordinator call, where Lisa said she has no counties, no sheriffs?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, how do you… how do you… how do you have any power when you have no sheriffs in your counties?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I don't even know why anybody… well, anyway, I can't even…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Anyway, that's another story, that's not true.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I can't get into…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Boom!
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But, but are you listening to what I'm saying to you guys about the…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'll start with what you're saying, Niti.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Translate, yeah, translate.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I want to start with what you're saying about how the assemblies are constituted.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And then, back to the militia question.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: According to the Drill Assembly Handbook, and we talked about this a little bit already.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The State of the Union General Assembly.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: is constituted by… two county electors coming to the General Assembly.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The State of the Union General Assembly.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now, are they elected? Like, on a public election? Are they chosen from the county assemblies themselves? I don't know that for sure.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I would think they should be elected from a public election, that's what I would think. But just… I don't know, we'll have to get that straight while we're writing this.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, two county electors come and constitute the General Assembly. Now, these county electors already know what their county wants.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, and it's count…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And so, this is the moment where I'm like, what is the difference between that and the IBA? Because the International Business Assembly already is still the same people.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Alright, so these two county electors already know what their counties want.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: in the international realm, because these are coming to talk about the international realm. They're not coming to talk about the national realm, they're coming to talk about the international realm. So these two county electors go up here to the State of the Union General Assembly. So the General Assembly of the State of the Union
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Two from each of their counties is here, and constitutes this General Assembly for this state.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: According to the Journal Assembly Handbook, it says, the first order of business
Louise Campbell-Anthony: is for them to choose who's gonna serve on the International Business Assembly. Out of these people right here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Out of these people.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: All of whom have to have been citizens, and are, because they are…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: there.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It doesn't say…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Everybody gets to volunteer and join the General Assembly like we have now, and everybody gets to speak their piece. It doesn't say that in the General Assembly hymn book.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And just imagine, we talked about this, imagine if everybody on your state can come to the International Business, I mean, to the International State of the Union General Assembly, and say what they want to say.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, how many thousands, tens of thousands of people is on your state?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Gives me millions. Millions.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: it down.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, you have to have…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Pinpoint people who go there to do the work of the big group of people.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And that's… and that's why I…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'm not seeing how everybody gets to volunteer like we have now. We're only doing that now to get started back. That's what I think now.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Everybody's volunteering because we're the sovereigns who are trying to get our government back on track. So that's what we're seeing now, but we don't know that that's what we're seeing now, because we don't… we're not talking about how we're going to permanently set it up.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Actually, I think…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Turn it!
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I know, listen, Anna, what did Anna say? I want to bring everybody here's, memory back to a moment where Anna said, what do you want, and why do you want it, right? And she said, we don't.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Have to even have?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: that layer of the cake. We don't even need to have the Continental Congress unless we want to.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: After you read my section about the law, you might not care about trying to build more of them layers of cakes, because the power is sealed down by the people.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And just us… I mean, I'm just making a point here that before we… I mean, I just…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: as we write what we're doing here, because what you did, Rockie, By starting this group, okay?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: is…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: is make everybody hone in on the truth of the matter, and so now we're attracting the people who want to only really face the truth, right? Well, the truth of the matter is…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: that… If we all can comprehend the law section, then we would realize we don't want all that.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Okay? There is no reason for all of that extensive…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, we still… we still need a way to work in the international, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, hold on one second.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Can we…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Can we get back to that conversation that you're about to bring up after we write Section 3 and read it? Because I think that's gonna change a whole lot of parts and pieces.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So that's the reason why I think, like, what we talked about, there's gonna be several books.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We need to get.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And we might not even do it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The electors up and stop, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And we might have…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: What about that.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we might not get to any of those other parts and pieces, because logically, I mean, what we want is to be able to fire the de facto, is what I think. Okay, and if that is the case.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: We don't really have to go to that many layers of cake.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We kind of, because for, say, Nevada.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, for the power… listen, for.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: For us to work with China, we need an international layer.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But what I… but what we're gonna find out in a second is, no, you don't need it that much, that big, that elaborate.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It doesn't need to be what we're building today, no.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Correct. Whatever we get up to the Union State.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: If we just have what you're talking about, the two people?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: then we don't need to have all those 4 pillars, because you already know you don't like pillars. Rockie don't like the pillars, he already says. And we don't need… I don't like them either, it's too much. We don't need 4 pillars.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Even Anna's made this comment many times. We are a government of committees.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Why are we using pillars? Those are committees.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Okay, so here we go. Now we have the Union State, then we have the two people. It sounds like, to me.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: That all we need up there is the IBA.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And that's it.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And then Avier just…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Sure, for the militia, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, all of those…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, now I'm getting into more of what I was trying to say. Yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We got… we… I'm just explaining to you how the drill Assembly created that IDA from the State of the Union. Those… they… they…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The General Assembly first line of business for that, when they came into session, they picked from that group who's gonna go to the IBA.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now… This General Assembly Goes out of session.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: They go back home.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay? But international business is still going on because they have standing committees that do not go out of session. We don't even talk about, really, that too much, but we're going to talk about it in this book.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I did, because I was studying the IBA for Anna to write the book, and I know that they don't get to leave, because they have to continue to communicate to the de facto and everybody else on an ongoing basis, which is why I was… that's the reason why I was saying it would just be IBA, but…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, so you all… so this IBA is managing that state-of-state constitution.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And that state constitution, because that ain't the same Constitution.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: No, that's the enforcement… that is the… that's the federation enforcement level, on the state, local, like, your locally version.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So we'll have to get into that distinction and everything, but that's… that IVA is like the manager of all that business that's going on on an international level, and they not going home. But they are…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And just remember, just remember the de facto is a… is a one blanket.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Like, we think, you know, they're, they're,
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: their, notice to principals is notice to agents, notice to agents is notice to principal blanket, you know? It's like… it's just one layer.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It's… it's not like us, where everything's coming up from the people. Theirs is top-down, right? And so, the IBA is the only one, really, who's talking to the de facto
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: They're the only ones who are supposed to have a plug-in, because otherwise, all these
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Various jurisdictions don't even communicate to each other.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right, but the deal in this book, we're going over our heads, because that's our next section.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Oh, okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, because that's… because the deal is, is we're going all the way up, and we're going to explain the State of the Union, and kind of some of that, but then stop, right? Because that's not our focus.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: No, I mean, we just need to know that for ourselves, to know that once we get our IBA up, that is who speaks to the other jurisdictions.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And because on a local level, we don't talk to the other jurisdictions.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, we're talking about how that State of the Union General Assembly was constituted, so I'm telling y'all, according to General Assembly, that's how it was constituted.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And, and then we were talking about the militia, how the militia is the coordinator or commander over all the other ones. So…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That part… so…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: A militia commander, though, still has to be… Anna said has to be a military guy?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: again, We need to stop using the word commander, because that's a military.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, she said he needed to have… Right, no, I'm…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: In the book, it calls them a Coordinator, not a commander.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: This is the question, Rockie, is… she's saying it needs to be a former… some commander because they're communicating with the army.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And military guys.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But that's what a Coordinator does, is they're coordinated with the Army and everything else.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But when you start… when you start using labels like Commander, because that's a military term.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But she said there should be two. Okay, okay, and I could be completely wrong about.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, if you read that section, it doesn't say anything about no commander.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, let's go to that section, because I don't think.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Who wrote that?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I don't think the section's right.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I don't think it's right either. I don't think it's right, because it doesn't make any sense, Rockie. Like, who wrote that? I want to know. And I think it was our State of the Union people who…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Terry and somebody else and Anna helping them.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, see, after that.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Anna help them?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I would imagine she did, but that can't be right.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: No, I don't think she did. I don't think she's looked at that, because it doesn't sound.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, actually, that was the new book, and I don't think Anna's actually okayed it yet.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, she did not look at that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Let me go to the militia part.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Cause this is what Anna told me.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: on my text message that I'm gonna read to y'all, and I read it to y'all prior, because we were talking about this militia question, and how the militia is constituted. So I say.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Question. It seems Joe and Lisa have different teachings on how the state militias are formed.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I need clarification from you. How is a state militia actually formed?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Do county assembly of militia units have to be formed first to be called upon by the state assembly… by the state militia commander, or is there a standing militia
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Drawn from anyone, anywhere across the state, and has nothing to do with or is not dependent on a county militia unit at all.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Joe says we don't have county militia units, we have community resiliency units on our counties that can be called upon by state assembly… I mean, state militia commanders. Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now, thinking about… y'all think… I'm finna tell you what her answer was to my questions here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We have our two people, two county people came to constitute the General Assembly, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: All these other subcommittees are made from these people right here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That international business pillar, that militia pillar, that
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Drill Assembly pillar, or committee, are made from this group of people that's already came, those two people right there.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So she say, Let me go back, shoot.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So here's her answer.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It's a special purpose sub-assembly of the General Assembly.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That's what the militia Assembly is.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It's a special purpose.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Three of those assemblies are, because.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, all of… you're right, all three of them are sub-assemblies of this… Of a GA. These two tiny people that came up here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Not everyone who is a member of the GA is in the militia. I don't know why she said that, but she said it.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Because all of them… I'll tell you why. Because all of them are age-appropriate for it, but they might be age-appropriate for Jural Assembly or IBA, but they can't manage militia physically or whatever, okay? So that's one of the reasons why.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We call our county-level forces, we call our county-level forces admitted myth.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Oh, let me all laugh.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I remember that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Don't say nothing about a militia. That's a middleman.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: That's true.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, then she goes on. County is limited to county borders unless specific agreements
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Of joint action are in place.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So the militia commander can't be over these county militias. She said…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Unless specific agreements for joint action are in place.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The original Minutemen at Concord in Lexington were not militia.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: They were local.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So now she's, again, saying international business… Because the local people.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: People have to ask for the help up there, and when they're asking for the help up there, they're communicating through the PKTF bridge network up
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: up to all these people, and then that militia commander guy is supposed to call in the army if that's…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: something that's necessary, or the Coast Guard, which was all we ever had, was a Coast Guard, and I don't even know that we had air.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I don't know if you guys remember, I keep saying, even in Anna's stuff when we were talking.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You have to remember jurisdiction.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, it's the defense. The military guy calls in… that… that militia guy, that state guy, calls in if we need to have some kind of Continental Army, and that's the Continental Army.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: comes to defend, because it's, you know, a problem over North, South Carolina, Virginia, you know, whatever, and it's coming in towards Tennessee and whatever, and they gotta have more people, you know, on the land, and they… the Continental Army gets communicated with by that
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: malicious.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: commander on the state who gets his instruction from the Minutemen and whomever from the ground.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: She's not done. Let me… let me go on.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So I say, How is the state militia created? Because she really didn't answer my question.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Is it made up of… Organized units from the counties.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Or random volunteers signs up from all over the state to join the state militia.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Are you saying… The State Assembly Militia is made up of those people in the General Assembly.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But not all of them?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And has nothing to do with the county units at all?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The State Militia is sponsored by the State Assembly.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The county Minutemen may, capital letter, all capital letter, May.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Also be members of the state militia.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But!
Louise Campbell-Anthony: They are separate organizations and operate in different jurisdictions.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Those two don't have anything to do with each other.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I don't think that's right in there. They can't be commanding over anything on the county.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, no, it… see, that was the whole thing that I talked to Anna about, is because your people in your counties are your strongest,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, have the most power of everything, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And… Even for, like, PKTF or the state, the counties have to ask for help from them.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: They can't just come in and tell us what to do.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? They… the states, or anybody else doesn't have control over your counties, or your people.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You have the power.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: camera, and you're.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: to ask for that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Huh?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Tamara in her section, you should put, under that resiliency, whatever, whatever.
Tamara: Meredith.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Make sure you put, made up of Minutemen.
Tamara: Yeah.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Show up on the minute. That's why.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: This is great.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I… this… this kind of discussion needed to be happened a long time ago, and, you know, I just kind of forced it, you know?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: divine timing. Everything's happening as it should, because people's minds weren't ready, and they're still not even hardly ready for what we're about to put on the stage.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: When I was bringing up all this stuff in the Coordinator calls.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: People were calling me crazy and everything else, and I need to go read that stuff, and I read that stuff, that's why I was asking the questions, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And I was trying to get it out, and everybody's saying, well, that isn't what it says, well, go read it. I mean, because I'm…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: They're not, they're not in.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You didn't read it, because I did read it, and I… and I'm asking the questions because it's in there, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: They're not interested in the truth. That's why… that's what we've been saying all along, too, is we need to grow and pull in the real other Americans, and so I will say it again. Everybody's not American here.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Everybody's not American. You know, we have all… we have all the… They don't have…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: the same goals.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, they're not American, and they don't have to be. We are a melting pot for multiple nations, and we honor all of that. But for us to be able to distinguish who's American and who's not.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And let them know, hey, brother, we're not trying to offend you by saying you're not American. You just aren't.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Because this is how Americans operate, and like, any of these people who only want the corporations.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And they run a corporation, and they want to keep running the corporation, and they don't want to stop running the corporation. Hey, brother, you're fine. You're running a British operation.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: So, you know, that's not American.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And if the Americans decide tomorrow that we're not supporting corporations anymore, then the foreign corporations are gonna have to go.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, we're… we're going over on 2 hours, or whatever.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Do we want to slow down here and pick up more of this on the next one?
Tamara: Yeah, I just… I just want the explanation of the end of my section. That's it. Just a quick… what you guys… what Louise is trying to…
Tamara: Tell me. That's all I need.
Tamara: I'm sorry.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Throw that… I don't know… I'm still stuck on something, you guys.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I mean, I read, and this is the second time I read this, to you guys, but this is… I'm still stuck on this, and I don't know if we are actually…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I believe…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That's what she said.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You're right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, wait, so, this is what I'm stuck on.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The General Assembly has these two people from the county, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: From that group makes up a militia?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: See, that's why.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: abilities.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: for me, too. The deal is, is when I read all of this stuff, and we're sending up two people from every county, so okay, say we have a thousand people there, right? Depending on which state you're in.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Don't no state have that many people to make up. Let's say the, the, the, the…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, no, if you have…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: We have 100 counties, so that's.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that's two people, that's 200 people?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So you have two options?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It's not a militia. No.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, so I'm not… I'm missing something, you guys. I read… I don't think so.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I don't think so, Louise. Here's what you know, and what we know now more, and it makes more sense, is that we don't, A, have a standing army on the land.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Okay. Okay?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: No, we don't.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And we don't. It's only the Minutemen, okay? And as a cooperative, the PKTF connects us all.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And we all defend and protect each other ourselves. That's the other part of it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, the deal is we gotta look at is what we're calling militia is really not a army, not a, you know what, a militia… what people would think it is, because really, militia means people. And all that means is people trying to… to protect our resources and our environment, okay?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But that commander guy has military experience specifically to be able to guide, provide a framework and guidance
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: for the people. And so, for that reason, if… if the people that are coming from the 2x2, from the counties, you know, are sitting on this militia, board.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It is a con… it's like this committee here. Like, we're here having a conversation, so those guys are having a conversation about strategy from, you know, to represent…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: really… so, this is true.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Strategy group is what it is.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And it's not really a… it's not the ones who's out in the field who's gonna come.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Nobody.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: No, no, no, it's a strategy group that is going to be putting together the plan strategically to say, hey, I have these guys, we have those guys, we know these, you know, us counties, we already have, like, agreement together, and we know this, and we know that. Like, they're bringing together knowledge, and it's their job
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: 2…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Wow.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: the network, amongst the various…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: No, that's why I want to get that word, Ms.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And they get that information from the Union State CAIC layer, and that's how they are…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: organizers.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: They're the organized… in the event of.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It's not a… it's not a… it's not a militia, a militia.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I would call them First Responder Committee, or something, because what are they…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Look at it this way. Look at it like if they were 911, and we call them, and then they would go to all of the militias, or all the people in the counties to get the help.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But they would be the person you would call.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And they would also be the ones who talked to PKTF Joe, who Joe… so Joe only got to talk to 50 guys instead of talking to 50 guys.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I get 911, I call 911, they send me ambulance, they send me, you know, a police, or they send me whatever. They're just a layer that's helping us get that done, right?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: What's the guidance communication channel?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That's why I don't like militia. Anyway, go ahead, Louise.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: No, you're right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Y'all clear me up, I'm getting it now, I'm getting it. Okay.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Well, that's the reason why those guys are so confused and so backwards.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Is that how we talk about it in our militia Assembly meetings?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: No!
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I think they're talking about…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: 21, I mean, 21-year-old to 45-year-olds, and… and, you know, who know how to shoot, who know how to make bread, who know how to make this, and…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, who's growing the gardens? Where are the supplies?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: They don't have nothing to do with them.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But those are in your…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That has nothing to do with them. They're not even going to the people who it has something to do with to find out, are they growing the gardens? Do they know how to shoot?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, and then when they come back to my section, they're gonna learn, why are you trying to hang people?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: How are you a sovereign, and you just are, you know, bite… chomping at the bit to hang somebody?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: How about go sit down and be quiet?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: A.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Anyway, tomorrow… Okay, go.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'll take time to look over yours and see what else you got down at the bottom. I don't know…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: But Louise, you're cool, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'm cool, I got you now.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: What's the mic?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Hey, we gotta think more like Green Lantern, and then, you know, they have the council, you know, where they're just, you know, looking, having the 500 mile view.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The Union State is just a…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, once we get to the.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: You mean the State of the Union, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The State of the Union is basically just an oversight of all of what we want to do, and they work on whatever we tell them to do.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: They're actually not a real committee of anything.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know what I'm saying?
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Right, they're the bridge, communication bridge, Of all of the…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Liaisons to everybody else.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yes, that's right.
Tamara: down, Louise?
Tamara: Yeah, that… there you go. Number E, that whole section.
Tamara: I'm trying to understand what you're looking for.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'll… I'll email…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: It sounds like a county-level thing, it doesn't even sound like.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Restoring competent government function.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, so yeah, so when we get to the ground.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Because some of these.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: When…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: in here, or…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: When an assembly is organizing itself, what is, you know, how is it organizing itself?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It's gotta pay for all these… all these officers, and it's gotta… how is it… how is it organizing itself? Is it gonna go and it… see… okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: When a county assembly starts to organize, and it's starting to become the manager of all the public services on that county.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It already has a… it already has a public service provider, several of them, on their county already. They need to go look at
Louise Campbell-Anthony: What these people are doing, what they're paying for, what's all the services, and all of that in this Assembly business plan.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We… they're not in a vacuum. Stuff is already there.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So that's what I was thinking about for that. But I'll think more about it and flex it out a little bit more and tell you what I'm thinking about.
Tamara: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Alright.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: This is good.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: We're very good.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: George, anytime you look on that list that I just showed, if one of those sections you want to take.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Off of the list.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We have left… let's see, where are we at? This one here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, Tamara is working on that one, so these are the last two that we have left.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, before we even move that, so go back…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: We can't, we can't see what you're looking at, please.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'm sorry.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: share, go back. I took the screen share off.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, Tamara is working on repopulating, so we have 5 sections above here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: If any of these sections you want to add anything to.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We're not gonna even go past 5 right now.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Because we need to get some document… we need to get this documented, printed, and sent over to Anna.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Before we delve into the next group, because the next… the next ones are gonna be… really, we, really, we're gonna be thinking. We thinking we… we think we thinking now, we're really gonna be thinking on those last two.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, any of these sections here you want to add anything to?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Feel free.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Put it in.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Show him where all of our documents are, so he can go pull them down.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So here…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: the server… Yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: This right here, if you click on that, that's where all of our documents
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Let me open it. Open hyperlink.
George Murray Lexington South Carolina: Okay, I guess what you… yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, my God.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: into the chat for him, and, and, Rohit, and may I say something?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Let me grab it. I'll give you the document itself. Let me grab it. Go ahead,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I was not that long.
George Murray Lexington South Carolina: Whoa.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I was just gonna say, Rohit is really good at proofing.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And, can I volunteer you for that at Rohit? Because I know you don't have time to write.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, great.
Rohit Bali: Yeah, that's fine.
Rohit Bali: Yep.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Yeah, he's really good at proofreading.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And I think if we send him all the documents to proof,
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: He does a good job with all… and also, honey, that way you can say to everybody, like.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: I don't understand what y'all are saying here.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Because he's… because he would be proofing it, and he could…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Say, like, how did this come here, and why is that there, or something of that nature.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so Rohit, then… Section… the introduction and Section 1, I'm gonna send them over to you.
Rohit Bali: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You can start proofing those.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And since… well, since Rohit is proofing him, why don't he come up with the 10 questions? You gotta read it through anyway.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And he's in a… He's also a trainer, so he probably would do a good job with that.
Rohit Bali: Yeah, like quiz questions, right? That's what you're talking about?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right,
Rohit Bali: Yeah, I can do that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: All right, so there you go, George. I put the link there. You can download that document. So, George, any of those five sections you want to
Louise Campbell-Anthony: add to?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And when I… of course, when I sent over Section 0, Section 1, which is 0, it's the introduction, and it's…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: When I send it over, I'm sending it over to everybody, so George, you can pull them down, and you can read what I've gotten so far.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We're working on Section 2.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And then tomorrow, that's Section 5 that she's gotten so far.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And those are all we have written.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right now.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: George, do you and Rohit have the link to the server?
George Murray Lexington South Carolina: I'm working on it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It's in that I just put in the chat the guidebook outline, which has the link to the server at that bottom.
George Murray Lexington South Carolina: Oh, no, I don't, okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Did you download it? Were you able to download it?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: -Oh.
George Murray Lexington South Carolina: No, I downloaded it from somewhere, I don't know where it went.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh,
George Murray Lexington South Carolina: I didn't catch that. I'll do it again.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Rohit, any questions, for the beginning? Like, what we think, or, or statements at the beginning, or something like points, if you, if you feel like…
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: There are some better points to make at the beginning of, like, what people should be trying to grasp.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: And then the questions at the end should be, like, more extensive, like, To test our proficiency.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Just so you know what I'm…
George Murray Lexington South Carolina: What we're saying.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I put the server in the chat, if you just click on it.
Rohit Bali: Yeah, I understand what you're saying.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay?
George Murray Lexington South Carolina: Yep, got it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: All right. All right, anything else, guys, before we go?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Alright, we'll see you Sunday!
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Thank you. But talk to you before then.
Rohit Bali: Alright, thank you.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Thank you, everybody.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Alright.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Thanks, everybody, for all the hard work.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Alright.
Niti Bali - Bucolic Living Law: Appreciate all of you so much.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Thank you all. Bye-bye.