February 13th 2025 Countrywide Coordinator Training with Anna von Reitz

Quick recap
The meeting covered a wide range of topics, including updates on customer service setup, modern monetary theory, ongoing audits of U.S. departments, and international economic relationships. Discussions also focused on the roles and responsibilities of state and county assemblies, the reorganization of the American military, and the importance of expanding their group's membership. The conversation ended with conversations about juror roles, dual citizenship, and plans for future meetings and think tanks.
Next steps
• Anna to watch the video "Resurgence Project Overview" on Rumble.
• Louise to send Anna a list of questions before the March 13th think tank meeting.
• Anna to answer Louise's questions and send them back before the March 13th meeting.
• Michelle to forward questions from meeting attendees to Anna via email.
• Anna to review and respond to emailed questions from meeting attendees.
• State Assemblies to continue developing county-level organizations and infrastructure.
• Assembly members to watch the YouTube video "Finding the Money" about modern monetary theory.
• Dennis to potentially moderate future Thursday and Monday calls.
Summary
Anna's Busy and Challenging Week
Anna reports that it has been a busy and challenging week. She has been working on setting up customer service functions while also dealing with health issues. The team has made progress on several fronts despite Anna being at "half mast" due to illness. She apologizes for lighting issues on her video feed but was able to adjust it. Dennis is hosting the meeting in Michelle's absence, with David and Cynthia as co-hosts. The group discussed recent weather events and cleanup efforts in several states before Anna joined.
Understanding Modern Monetary Theory
Anna discussed the development of modern monetary theory (MMT) and its limitations. She explained that MMT only applies to half of the financial system, the credit/debit system, and is missing about 25% of the necessary pieces to fully understand the system. Anna also highlighted that MMT is developed by economists from liberal arts backgrounds, which may lead to a liberal tilt in their observations. She recommended watching the YouTube video "Finding the Money" to understand MMT better. Anna also explained the difference between private sector and government spending, stating that government deficits are mirrored by private sector surpluses, and that inflation is a form of taxation. She encouraged everyone to think critically about MMT and its implications.
Audit and Reduction of Federal Government
Anna discussed the ongoing audit of various departments and agencies in the United States, which is a consequence of the bankruptcy of the Parent Corporation. She mentioned that the audit will not be limited to one agency or department at a time, but will be a full frontal assault on multiple organizations. Anna also highlighted that the audits will reveal information that was withheld from the public for decades, including exposure of the Federal Reserve. She expressed optimism about the reduction of the Federal Government by about two-thirds and the eventual discovery of graft and corruption. Anna also mentioned that President Trump's administration is turning its attention inward on domestic issues, and that the United States is no longer willing to pay for the defense costs of Europe.
US, Japan, China Trade Relations
Anna discussed the economic and trade relationships between the US, Japan, and China. She highlighted that Japan had rebuilt its economy after World War 2 and was now a robust trading partner. In contrast, China had been involved in a massive real estate scam, affecting millions of people and causing a significant economic blow. Anna also mentioned that the Chinese military had been involved in a siphoning operation, affecting trade relations between the US and China. She predicted that China would continue to be a trading partner but the glory days of China having free access to US markets were gone. She suggested that India would take up some of the slack left by China. Anna emphasized the need for sympathy for China and the need to help them stabilize their economy.
Office Chair, Inflation, and Crime Discussion
Anna received a new office chair as a Valentine's Day gift from her colleagues, which she appreciated as she spends a lot of time sitting at her desk. The conversation then shifted to the topic of inflation, with Dennis sharing his concerns about rising bread and egg prices. Anna suggested using egg substitutes for baking and saving real eggs for cooking. The discussion then turned to the issue of crime, with Anna suggesting that the British monarchy has been involved in criminal activities. Dennis agreed and suggested deporting all American attorneys to Britain, which Anna thought would have a significant impact on the country.
Terra Australis Naming for Australia
Anna addresses questions about the naming of Australia and Terra Australis. She explains that Terra Australis was the earliest name for the continent, meaning "land of Australia." The Australian Assemblies chose to use Terra Australis as the official name for several reasons: it's the oldest reference, it avoids confusion with corporate entities using "Australia" in their names, and it clearly refers to the land itself. Anna also mentions that this naming approach helps distinguish the unincorporated land from incorporated entities and government services corporations that use "Australia" in their names.
State Assemblies' Roles and Responsibilities
Bernie and Anna discussed the roles and responsibilities of State assemblies in governing their respective states. Anna clarified that State assemblies are in an executive position, responsible for determining priorities, setting budgets, and directing the activities of their public employees. She emphasized that the State assemblies should be the ones to decide what matters to the people and how to allocate resources. Bernie understood that the State assemblies do not follow the Constitution for the United States of America, but rather their own state constitutions. Anna also explained that the State assemblies are responsible for making decisions about infrastructure, job development, and regional issues. The conversation concluded with Anna stating that the missing element in governance has been the voice of the people, which they are now bringing back.
American Military Reorganization and Jurisdictions
Anna explains the reorganization of the American military away from being a mercenary force and towards becoming a true national military. She clarifies that the JAG Corps is available to state nationals for international crimes but not for issues within states. Anna also mentions an upcoming overhaul of the court system, suggesting that current court cases may be resolved within about three months. Regarding state and county jurisdictions, Anna explains that counties have soil jurisdiction (the top 6 inches) forming the Union State, while the state has land jurisdiction (everything below 6 inches) which is international in nature. She emphasizes that counties should develop quickly, understanding they operate under national law in a separate jurisdiction from the state.
County Assemblies and State Interference
Rockie and Anna discussed the organization and development of county assemblies in relation to state assemblies. Anna clarified that counties can develop simultaneously with the state, but they haven't been trained or organized for this yet. She emphasized that county assemblies have different jurisdictions and concerns, such as public safety and social services. Rockie shared his experience with Clark County's efforts to build up their assembly and the state's interference. Anna advised Rockie to learn from the state's teachings and to consider the county's needs and issues when making decisions. They also discussed the potential conflicts of interest for employees working for both the county and the state. Rockie expressed his desire to be a county coordinator and eventually a state coordinator, and Anna encouraged him to consider the potential conflicts of interest.
Expanding Family and Law Enforcement Roles
Anna and Rocky discussed the importance of expanding their family and adopting more Americans. They agreed that the more diverse the group, the better it would be for outreach and skill sets. Anna clarified the roles of county sheriffs and state-level officers, explaining that county sheriffs are responsible for local peacekeeping while state-level officers handle international matters. Annette asked about the role of the Pktf in liaising between counties and the assemblies, to which Anna explained that the Pktf acts as a networker, connecting with various law enforcement branches across jurisdictions. Anna also noted that some counties might organize faster than others, and the Pktf would work with those sheriffs and include them in their communications and community outreach efforts.
Juror Roles, Responsibilities, and Exceptions
Anna discussed the roles and responsibilities of jurors and the importance of understanding the difference between nationals and citizens. She clarified that jurors are assumed to be jurors upon joining the assembly, but exceptions can be made for those unable to serve due to health conditions or other reasons. Anna also explained that individuals can be invited to serve as jurors if they are not Federal or State of State employees. Loretta asked about the process for dual citizenship and committee roles, to which Anna responded that dual citizens can serve on committees as long as there's no conflict of interest and they're not in an elected position. Louise invited Anna to a think tank meeting in March and asked her to review a video and answer questions before the meeting. Dennis offered to assist with moderating future calls. The conversation ended with Dennis encouraging everyone to send their questions to Michelle for Anna to answer.
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