February 27th 2025 Countrywide Coordinator Training without Anna von Reitz

Meeting summary for Countrywide Coordinator Training with Anna von Reitz (02/28/2025)
Quick recap
Michelle shared updates and light-hearted moments, including discussions on AI, comedy, and a trip to Ohio. The team also discussed various topics such as the role of infiltrators in assemblies, the importance of trust and self-governance, and the concept of common law. The conversation ended with discussions on the role of the militia and Vetting Committee, the importance of understanding legal language, and the announcement of an upcoming Family Reunion in Ohio.
Next steps
• Michelle to ask Anna about the specific source of the April date for the Jubilee.
• Julianne to explore classicallearner.com for homeschool resources on American history.
• Rocky to share the PKTF vetting committee training video with Michelle.
• Annette to contact Ralph (Florida coordinator) about the young man's credential card issue.
• Lisa to continue planning and organizing the American States Family Reunion event on Put-in-Bay for September 3-8.
• Assembly members interested in presenting a topic at the American States Family Reunion to contact Michelle Ford or Lisa.
• Assembly members to book accommodations early for the American States Family Reunion due to limited hotel availability.
• Assembly members to read the recommended books and documents, including the Declaration of Independence and the 1787 Constitution.
Summary
Team Updates and Upcoming Trip
Michelle expressed her excitement to be back with the team and shared some updates. She mentioned that Anna, who usually leads the meetings, would not be present due to an unavoidable commitment. Michelle also shared some light-hearted moments, including a discussion about the use of AI and the potential for more raunchy humor in comedy. The team also discussed their upcoming trip to Ohio in September. The conversation ended with a prayer led by Susan and a Bivins decision led by Cynthia.
IRS Update and Infiltrator Concerns
Michelle shares an update from Anna stating that the municipal version of the IRS has been dismantled and related cases are being dismissed. She mentions that Trump is making positive changes but is not fully transparent about certain issues, including the situation in Gaza and financial matters. Michelle encourages assembly members to remain calm and optimistic about future developments. The group discusses a recent article about the IRS that hasn't been published yet and briefly touches on the implications of the West Virginia v. EPA Supreme Court case regarding federal agencies. Sandra raises a question about how to handle suspected infiltrators in meetings without resorting to slander.
Managing Infiltrators in Assemblies
Michelle discussed the different types of infiltrators that can disrupt assemblies. She highlighted the challenges of dealing with infiltrators who are paid to disrupt, those with personality quirks, and those with mental health issues. Michelle emphasized the importance of addressing these issues with empathy and understanding, while also maintaining the integrity of the assembly. She advised Sandra to be cautious when making serious allegations and to gather evidence before accusing anyone. Sandra shared her concerns about a group of people who make statements without any evidence or weight.
Trust, Transparency, and Open Communication
Sandra and Michelle discussed the importance of trust in assemblies and the potential for division and control within them. Michelle emphasized the need to question assumptions and to ask for evidence rather than making accusations. The conversation also touched on the role of coordinators and the importance of transparency and open communication in resolving issues. The attendees agreed to address such situations openly and transparently to maintain a positive and productive atmosphere in their assemblies.
Self-Governance, Education, and Infiltration
In the meeting, Michelle emphasized the importance of self-governance and education within the assembly, using a video as an example of how a self-governing group can effectively work together. Lisa discussed the signs of infiltration and the importance of vigilance within the assembly, encouraging members to ask questions and seek clarification. She also stressed the need for effective communication and the importance of not jumping to conclusions about infiltrators. The conversation ended with Michelle addressing a question from Carmen in the chat.
Understanding Common Law and History
In the meeting, Michelle discussed the lack of an official county guidebook and the importance of understanding the concept of common law. She recommended reading Anna's books and the Declaration of Independence for a better understanding of the topic. Juliann expressed interest in learning more about common law and asked for book recommendations, which Michelle provided. Annette asked for advice on teaching children about history, and Lisa suggested using classicallearner.com as a resource. The team also discussed the importance of understanding the history of their respective states and counties.
Militia's Role in County Operations.
In the meeting, Annette sought clarification on the role of the militia in their county operations. Michelle explained that the militia is a Hebrew word meaning people and everyone between the ages of 21 and 65 is expected to be part of it. Lisa further elaborated that the militia is a unit of the State Assembly and is crucial for county operations. She also mentioned that the militia is involved in the decisions made by the State General Assembly and the County Assembly. Annette also asked about the role of the PKTF in their county operations, but the conversation ended before a clear answer was provided.
Vetting Committee's Role and Responsibilities
The meeting revolved around the role and responsibilities of the Vetting Committee. It was clarified that the committee's role is not to be a gatekeeper for potential candidates, but to determine eligibility based on status, conflicts of interest, and criminal activity. The committee can make recommendations, but it cannot stop the voting process. A past incident in California was discussed where a candidate was found ineligible due to not living in the state. The importance of the Vetting Committee's role was emphasized, and a training video on the process was mentioned as a useful resource.
Jubilee, Eligibility, and Family Reunion
In the meeting, Michelle, Loretta, Annette, Marlene, Lisa, and Julianne discussed various topics. Loretta asked about the source of the Jubilee's month, which Michelle agreed to find out from Anna. Annette raised a concern about a young man's eligibility for a position due to a past verbal argument, which Michelle clarified was a 10-year look-back period for criminal activity. Marlene inquired about Anna's health, which Lisa clarified was not Jim-related. Lisa also announced the upcoming Family Reunion in Put-in-Bay, Ohio, from September 3rd to 8th, and encouraged everyone to make reservations early.
Understanding Language in Legal Matters
Michelle discussed various books and resources, including "Behold a Pale Horse" and the 1787 Constitution. She emphasized the importance of understanding the language of the court and the authorities given to the American subcontractor. Michelle also shared a personal experience where she successfully challenged a judge's title, highlighting the significance of language in legal matters. The conversation ended with Michelle expressing her appreciation for the group's support and commitment to restoring America.
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