October 30th 2025 Countrywide Coordinator Training with Anna Maria Riezinger

Quick recap

The Countrywide Coordinator meeting began with administrative updates and discussions about state operations, including confirmation that Virginia's state operations were fully stood up. The group addressed various community support needs, particularly focusing on the government shutdown's impacts and ways to assist those affected through local charitable efforts and financial support systems. The conversation ended with discussions about legal and governmental reforms, including court and money system changes, while emphasizing the importance of community-focused approaches and self-governance initiatives.

Next steps

Michelle: Create a job board for assembly members seeking employment
Dolores and International Community: Share recordings of international community meetings so they can be posted on Assembly link trees and distributions for coordinators
All Assembly Members: Contribute to local food banks to help those affected by government shutdown
All Assembly Members: Consider taking in family members or friends who are disabled and affected by benefit losses
Assembly Members with goods/services: Sign up as vendors in the Global Family Bank vendor system
All Assembly Members: Support Global Family Bank and the vendor network
Michelle : Help the homeless woman and her dog in Flagstaff, Arizona if in the area - contact Anna for details
All State Assemblies: Prepare for roll call vote initiatives on court reform and money reform
All State Assemblies: Prepare orientation lectures for new members joining after government changes
All State Assemblies: Get jural assemblies stood up and operational immediately
Rocky: Continue training assembly members and getting counties ready for government transition
South Carolina Assembly: Vote in new treasurer on Tuesday and possibly new officers
Mike McGowan: Wait 1-2 weeks to see how court system changes play out before proceeding with internet/domain project
Marlene: Email Anna to discuss special process for 80-year-old homeless woman who cannot get two-witness testimony
State Assembly Recording Secretaries: Learn the special process for members who cannot obtain two witnesses
All Assembly Members: Watch for Anna's summation video conference and prepared statement
All Assembly Members: Watch for public communication from the Federation regarding initiatives
Summary

State Operations and Protocol Updates

The Countrywide Coordinator call began with a prayer from Dolores and a reading of the Bivens decision by Michael to establish meeting protocols. Michelle confirmed that Anna Maria Reisinger was absent but noted that Virginia's state operations were now fully stood up since April, joining Ohio as the only two operational states with all four pillars in place. The meeting was scheduled to start at 5:15 PM Pacific time, with participants discussing the need for a job board to help Christopher, who is facing financial difficulties and seeking relocation, and Cynthia mentioned that Lisa was en route to address any questions.

Government Shutdown Impact and Response

Anna discussed the ongoing government shutdown and its potential impacts, comparing it to a chaotic birth process. She highlighted that approximately 70 million people could be affected, including federal employees and those relying on SNAP and disability benefits. Anna emphasized the need for discernment when consuming news and encouraged community efforts to support those in need, such as renewing church involvement in local communities. The group discussed a specific case of a homeless woman and her dog in Flagstaff, Arizona, and considered how to help.

Community Support and Financial Solutions

Avann discussed immediate actions to support communities in need, emphasizing contributions to local food banks and offering space to disabled family members or friends. They highlighted the importance of discerning legitimate charitable organizations and suggested supporting reputable churches, food banks, and organizations with proven track records. Avann also addressed systemic issues, such as supply chain disruptions and the need for improved distribution systems, while explaining the role of the Global Family Bank in facilitating transactions. Additionally, they clarified the status of public and private trusts, emphasizing the need to reclaim American assets and address the complexities of the current financial situation by focusing on present needs and future solutions.

Resisting AI and Protecting Autonomy

The meeting focused on the challenges of breaking free from fraudulent systems and the importance of maintaining personal autonomy and cognitive abilities in the face of technological dependencies. Avann and Michelle discussed the need to resist AI's encroachment by using one's own brainpower, memorizing important information, and setting daily goals. Rebecca inquired about the direction for Jural Assembly meetings, asking how to focus efforts on protecting life and addressing unjust laws. Avann encouraged attendees to develop a plan, collaborate on presentations, and work towards asserting their rights and independence.

Government Shutdown and Martial Law

Avann discussed the shutdown of the government, explaining that it is being staffed by volunteers and funded by a wealthy American, possibly Tim Mellon, who provided $130 million to pay top military personnel. Avann emphasized that the government is not lawful and has been operating under a system of corporate entities, including municipal corporations that have exceeded their constitutional limitations. He urged listeners to stand up and take responsibility for their government, as the current system is collapsing, and the only form of justice that will remain is a martial law court. Avann concluded by encouraging the formation of local courts and the development of a simplified court system to ensure self-governance and avoid foreign control.

Government Reform and Legal Simplification

Anna discussed upcoming changes to the government and legal system, emphasizing the need for simplicity and common sense. She explained that in the next 10 days, significant actions will be formalized, including court reform and money reform initiatives. Anna encouraged cooperation and unity among state assemblies, noting that the old legalistic mindset needs to be replaced with a more peaceful, community-focused approach. She also addressed questions about company nationalization and foreclosures, explaining that these actions will occur in international jurisdiction before being implemented at the national level.

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