The Oklahoma
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In a nutshell, the people of all 50 states are reconstructing the American Land jurisdiction government, which has not been completed since 1863.
The Oklahoma Assembly, along with the other 49 States of the Union, has been lawfully summoned into session by the Federation of States; properly referred to as “The United States of America”. This is the unincorporated “holding company” – formed in 1776 – which holds and further delegates the 19 enumerated powers for the 50 State Assemblies. The General Assembly of each State oversees its International Business Assembly, which delegates its international & global powers to the Federation of States. The Federation of States is the direct party to the Constitution for the united States of America, and it is the lawful voice, speaking for American interests within the international and global jurisdictions.
But first, for anyone to have the qualifications to lawfully administer a government, they must correct their status and effectively disentangle themselves from the false presumptions which were made about them, and “return to the Land”. One of the fundamental requirements is that in order for any nation state to be considered “sovereign and independent” and have the lawful authority to manage its own affairs, the members of that assembly must have the correct status, standing and jurisdiction; all of which much be on the unincorporated Land jurisdiction. For this same reason, the current incorporated governmental service contractors, operating in the commercial Sea jurisdiction as “the federal government”, have never had this authority, even when that first Scottish corporation was chartered in 1868.
The only purpose of a republic is to protect the individual, and their rights, and their property. Nothing more. Per our constitutions, an American State National is owed a “republican form of government”, but owes no duty or obligation to that government other than keeping the peace, upholding the Four Organic Laws, and reporting crimes. A State Citizen is a State National who has accepted the duties & obligations of serving in their State Assembly and is qualified as having a single allegiance to their sovereign State of the Union. Both State Nationals and State Citizens are members of the General Assembly, which oversees all other Special Standing Committees.
The race is on as Americans are learning about the civilian-administered republican form of government they are owed, and how to participate in their State Assemblies. We are very glad you are here, and please reach out to our State Coordinator for information on how to get started.