ACIM 01-08-25

Quick recap
The meeting revolved around various plans and projects, including Albert's work on a project to engage with the IRS and Treasury, Chief's plan for Montu Villages, and an application to volunteer for a Trump initiative. They also discussed registering for a training event, filing notices in various jurisdictions, and the importance of treaty protections and sovereignty. Lastly, they touched on the potential for class 3 casinos in every village, the challenges of separating finances for tax purposes, and a missed appointment with Geneva.

Next steps
Chief to file notice with Kitsap County, Gig Harbor, Pierce County, and Washington State Clerk of Court regarding the writ of coram nobis.

Chief to obtain exemplified copy of the Treaty of Fort Laramie.

Chief to finalize and submit 1099 miscellaneous forms for contractual obligations with dealerships.

Chief to register the flag for the Motto Nation with the appropriate international authorities.

Chief to reach out to Christopher McHale for potential interview.

Albert to follow up with Geneva regarding personal tax situation.

Chief to contact Geneva after completing other notices to schedule a meeting.

Chief to prepare presentation on Motto Villages and Casinos for potential meeting with Trump staff.

Chief to finalize writ of coram nobis document before trip to DC.

Chief to attend volunteer training for Trump event on January 4th at 9 AM Eastern time.

Summary
Plans, Projects, and Montu Villages

The meeting discusses various topics related to plans and projects. Albert is working on a project to help people with their accounts and engage with the IRS and Treasury on their behalf as a group. He mentions working with a group of people bound by NDAs who are filing reports with government agencies about crimes committed by policy enforcers and banks. Chief plans to travel to DC on January 15th to meet with Trump staffers and present his plan for Montu Villages, which aims to provide employment opportunities through building casinos. He explains how Montu Village coins represent individual casinos, allowing formerly "white" people to access tribal benefits previously restricted based on blood quantum requirements.

Volunteering for Trump Initiative Application

Chief and Albert discussed an application to volunteer for a Trump initiative. Chief was working on the application and was considering including his passport details. Albert suggested that Chief should use his full name, including his surname, on the application. They also discussed the process of a background check, with Chief planning to provide evidence of his name change. The conversation ended with Chief planning to include both his passport number and his alien registration number in the application.

Training Event Registration Discussion

Albert and Chief discuss registering for a training event. Chief struggles to submit his credentials but eventually succeeds. He then registers for the training on January 4th at 9 AM and forwards the confirmation email to Albert to ensure there are no conflicts with their existing commitments.

Tribe Event Plans and Membership

Chief discussed plans for the upcoming event at the tribe, focusing on the motto tribe and the villages. He shared a tax treaty and return receipts to the Holy See, explaining his role as a US military veteran. He also outlined the eligibility for village membership, which includes tribal members, orphans, widows, and fellow Americans. Chief emphasized the tribe's commitment to managing minor estates for the exclusive benefit of the members. He also mentioned the tribe's tax opinion and its relationship with law enforcement, military, and federal agencies. Chief plans to simplify and merge his work on the writ of Colorado before submitting it.

Jurisdiction Filings and Cursive Writing

Chief discussed the process of filing a notice in various jurisdictions, including Kitsap County, Gig Harbor, and Pierce County, as well as the Clerk of Court for Washington State. He mentioned obtaining an exemplified copy of the divorce filing and a certified copy of the city of Gig Harbor's initial case filing. Chief also talked about the importance of cursive writing in invoking certain authorities, referencing Masonic language and the Treaty of Fort Laramie. Albert participated in the discussion, offering insights and asking questions.

Treaty Protections and Tribal Sovereignty

In the meeting, Chief discussed the importance of treaty protections and the need for the United States to honor its obligations to the Mato tribe. He mentioned the need for the United States to correct injustices against his clan members and assist them. Chief also discussed the establishment of the Mato tribe's courts and the jurisdiction they would possess. He emphasized the importance of the tribe's sovereignty and the need for the United States to respect their rights. Chief also mentioned the need for the United States to schedule a meeting with the Secretary of the Interior to add their lands to the Siouxland book, as per treaty and existing law. He warned that failure to do so would be construed as an international breach of trust and denture treaty obligations.

Tribe's Sovereignty and Land Reclamation

Chief discussed the tribe's intent to reclaim their lands and assert their sovereignty. He expressed frustration with the current legal system and its failure to recognize the tribe's rights. He proposed a show cause notice to various entities operating in the tribe's lands without proper licensing or charters. He also mentioned plans to trade lands in Washington Territory for those near his home. The Chief emphasized the tribe's right to manage their minor estate and protect their interests. He also mentioned plans to take legal action against individuals who have worked to deprive him of his offspring and assets. The Chief concluded by stating that he would continue to work on the issue and provide updates.

Casinos, Finances, and Missed Appointments

Albert and Chief discussed the potential for class 3 casinos in every village and the benefits they could bring, such as a renewable income source for orphans. They also discussed a text message Albert received from Christopher, which he hadn't responded to. Chief decided to reach out to Christopher himself. Albert shared his focus on separating his finances from his wife's for tax purposes and the challenges he faces in understanding the process. They also briefly discussed a missed appointment with Geneva, which was due to Albert's alarm going off late. Albert expressed his frustration with the complexity of the situation and his desire to disentangle himself from his wife's financial matters.