April 24th Countrywide Coordinator Call with Anna von Reitz

Meeting summary for Countrywide Coordinator Training with Anna von Reitz (04/24/2025)

Quick recap
The team discussed their gardening experiences, shared their sailing adventures, and delved into the complexities of United States citizenship and the transfer of public offices to the United Nations in 1945. They also explored the concept of bonds and their relation to the Pope and the Queen, the importance of understanding the nature of militias, and the concept of jurisdiction and its impact on standing. Additionally, they discussed the potential health risks associated with cell phones and other electronic devices, the importance of self-preservation, and the need to balance self-governing with the need for connection.

Next steps
• Assembly Members: Collapse three public trusts to reclaim full property rights and assets
• Lee: Submit demand letter to court to dissolve the Lee Child Stansbury trust to address property tax issue
• Assembly Members: Submit evidence requests to courts demanding proof of contracts when faced with corporate claims against their private property
• Assembly Members: Record individual meets and bounds surveys of their land and rename/register with Department of Natural Resources to protect private property from corporate claims
• Monica: Inform Minnesota Assembly that the marshal at arms candidate should not be appointed due to his prior commercial arrangement with Mosiah Corporation
• Michelle: Coordinate with Glenn and Lisa regarding the 250th Federation anniversary gathering planned for September 2026
• J Karen & Dolores: Continue expanding assembly education efforts in Costa Rica and work on connecting with other Central American countries
• Assembly Members: Share "Exiting the Evil" document with others to educate about the corporate structure and fraudulent claims
• Lee: Contact Eugene Pang regarding assistance with property tax and home foreclosure issue
• Paula: Look into Robert Domek's account status and get back to Laura regarding his global family account setup
• Michelle: Forward meeting questions received via email to Anna for review and response
• Michelle: Keep Dolores informed about the 2026 Federation anniversary event planning to help coordinate international attendance
• Michelle: Review Mike's proposal about creating an instrument to prioritize Federation funding and present it to Anna for consideration
• Michelle: Email the Cruden vs Neil court case documents to Lee
• Doug: Share detailed explanation of the court cases on the Thursday litigation call
• Gregory: Follow up on foreclosure business discussion during the Thursday litigation call
• Team: Consider turning off cell phones during in-person meetings to reduce EMF exposure
• Team: Send financial support to Anna if able
• Team: Continue local outreach efforts
• Team: Consider using landline phones through cable providers instead of wireless phones for EMF protection
• Team: Implement EMF protection methods when using cell phones

Summary
Gardening Experiences and Weather Discussion
The team discussed their gardening experiences, with many sharing their successes and challenges. Jeffery shared his turkey hunting experience, while Tess and Mari talked about overwintering peppers. The team also discussed the varying weather conditions in different states, with Jeffery mentioning the cold weather in Ohio and Mari sharing her experience in Minnesota.
Anna's Sailing and Navigation Experiences
Anna von Reitz discussed her experiences as a sailor and her interest in navigation by the stars. She also mentioned a book on navigation that she learned from. The team also discussed their experiences with sailing and the challenges they faced. Michelle led a prayer and a recitation of the Bivens decision, which was followed by a discussion about the importance of witnesses in legal matters.
Citizenship, Public Offices, and Legal Standing

Anna discussed the complexities of United States citizenship and the transfer of public offices to the United Nations in 1945. She highlighted the issue of standing in legal cases, explaining that it requires a plaintiff to have a personal injury, a violation of a legal right, and the ability for the court to provide relief. Anna also touched on the concept of jurisdiction and its impact on standing.

Michelle and Gregory participated in the discussion, with Michelle summarizing the key points and emphasizing the importance of understanding the distinction between different types of standing.

United States Corporation's UN Connection
Anna discussed the history of the United States Corporation and its relationship with the United Nations. She explained that the United States Corporation was stolen in 1945 and has been operating under fraudulent means since then. Anna also mentioned that the National Security Council is made up of foreigners, which is why there are so many foreigners on the council. She emphasized that the United States Corporation has nothing to do with the people living in the United States. Michelle asked about the role of the United States Trustees and if they know they work for the UN. Anna clarified that there are two sets of trustees, one for the municipal and one for the territorial, and they both call themselves United States trustees. Anna also mentioned that the United States Corporation is 60% owned by the Pope and 40% owned by the British Crown. Michelle asked about the research Anna shared, and Anna clarified that it was from Mark Stevens. Anna also discussed the importance of understanding the nature of militias and the need to relearn and revalue them.

Bonds, Trusts, and Public Estates
Anna discussed the concept of bonds and their relation to the Pope and the Queen. She explained that the Pope had put up a bond worth the exact birth weight of a child in gold, which was then used to gain an interest in the child's labor. This bond was later reduced to a commercial operation, and the child was reduced to a municipal public trust corporation. Anna also mentioned that the Queen had created a sailor's estate in the international jurisdiction of the sea, which was defined as an estate belonging to a British merchant mariner. She concluded by stating that three public trusts - the Municipal Trust, the British Territorial Trust, and the American decedent estate - needed to be collapsed.

Sia Course and World Court Discussion
Anna clarified the Sia course, stating it was a program to organize claims but was no longer necessary. She explained that the course was used to document claims back several years, but all mortgages would be wiped out. Those with established Sia claims could apply for additional recruitment. Anna also discussed the World Court, explaining it was not in the Hague but in Belgium, and its members were supposed to enforce rulings. She emphasized the importance of self-governance and learning to operate in the land and soil jurisdiction. Anna also mentioned her letter to Donald Trump, expressing concerns about his approach to returning to the Republic under the common law.

Legal Battle Over Property Tax
Lee discussed his ongoing legal battle with the county over property tax and the potential sale of his home. Anna suggested that Lee could challenge the county's claims by asserting his status as a living man, not a corporation, and by demarcating and renaming his property to separate it from the public road easement. Anna also advised Lee to oppose the county's presumptions and demand evidence of their contract with him. Lee expressed his appreciation for Anna's advice and acknowledged the challenges he faces in dealing with his adopted children who are brainwashed to believe he is wrong.

Anna's Emotional Appeal for Support
Michelle led the meeting, with Anna joining briefly to discuss various issues. Anna mentioned being overwhelmed with problems and needing help, and she encouraged everyone to keep the faith and donate if they could. She also emphasized the importance of staying updated on information and thinking about the kind of world they want to live in. Anna had to leave early due to her voice giving out. The conversation ended with Michelle promising to send the court case to Lee and addressing other participants' queries.

Legal Rights and Contractual Obligations
Doug discussed the importance of contracts and consent in legal matters, emphasizing that citizens of the United States do not have the same rights as "we the people" with constitutionally protected rights. He also explained the concept of "twinning versus New Jersey," which relates to the Second Amendment. Gregory raised a question about removing bank loans and its relation to taxes, which Doug suggested should be discussed in the litigation call on Thursday. Dolores inquired about a planned gathering in 2026, to which Michelle responded positively, mentioning the involvement of Glenn from Pennsylvania and Lisa from Ohio. Michael from Louisiana shared insights about property taxes and mortgages.

Transferring Funds to Anna
The team discussed the possibility of transferring funds to Anna, who is a fiduciary, to help her in her work. They proposed creating an instrument that would allow them to donate funds to her, bypassing the current system where she is last in line. The idea is to create a logistics solution that would allow Anna to access the funds she needs. The team also discussed the potential for individuals to donate funds to Anna, which could be used to fund her work. The discussion ended with the team considering the implications of such a system, including the potential for abuse.

Reducing Electronic Device Health Risks
Don discussed the potential health risks associated with cell phones and other electronic devices, emphasizing the need to reduce exposure to radiation. He suggested using landline corded phones and avoiding smart meters. Laura and Gregory shared their experiences and suggested ways to minimize exposure, such as turning off Wi-Fi on routers and using hardwired connections. Michelle acknowledged the importance of this topic, highlighting the potential negative impact of the Internet of Things on people's health. Don also mentioned a case where a young woman became blind after the installation of a smart meter in her home.

Electromagnetic Fields and Personal Comfort
In the meeting, Michelle led discussions on the topic of electromagnetic fields and their impact on personal comfort and safety. Participants shared their personal experiences, with some expressing discomfort around cell phones and others suggesting solutions like using Faraday cages or tin boxes to block signals. The group also discussed the importance of self-preservation and the need to balance self-governing with the need for connection. The conversation ended with a reminder to continue local outreach and to consider supporting Anna.

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