Countrywide Coordinator Training with Anna von Reitz 12.11.2025

Quick recap

The meeting began with administrative matters including time zone discussions and the release of the Guadalupe Hidalgo Trust, which will provide significant funding for infrastructure projects. The group conducted a Bivens statement and discussed plans for a targeted advertising campaign to inform residents about important news and direct them to relevant services. The latter part of the meeting focused on legal and governmental changes, particularly regarding jurisdiction and taxation, with discussions about state assemblies, family court matters, and the structure of state governments in various regions.

Next steps

Anna: Reformat and send out the Clean Resources Act to all state coordinators
Lisa: Send the Clean Resources Act to all state coordinators once received from Anna
Arkansas Assembly : Start over with their election process by providing proper public notice through local newspapers, flyers, and door-to-door campaigns before holding the election again
Anna: Send business card information to Michelle for the digital ad sales contact for potential advertising opportunities
Summary

Trust Funding and Meeting Updates

The meeting began with Michelle greeting attendees and discussing time zone differences, while Anna shared updates about the Guadalupe Hidalgo Trust being released, which will provide significant funding for infrastructure projects in seven Western states. Anna mentioned that many issues would be settled by Christmas, with all matters resolved by the new year. The group conducted a Bivens statement to ensure no law enforcement or government agents were present, led by John Russell. Michelle announced her departure at the top of the hour and asked for a volunteer to take over hosting duties, which Lisa agreed to do. The conversation ended with Anna wishing everyone a Merry Christmas.

IRS Relief and Infrastructure Planning

Anna and Michelle discussed the positive implications of recent developments, emphasizing the end of IRS-related worries and the potential for using returned funds to improve infrastructure and services. Anna highlighted the transition period and the need to educate people about their newfound freedoms, while Michelle suggested using targeted digital advertising to spread awareness. They also touched on the global nature of these changes and the need to document the historical journey that led to this point.

Ad Campaign and Capital Restoration

Anna and Michelle discussed plans for a targeted advertising campaign to inform residents about important news and direct them to relevant services. They also talked about creating a commercial to promote Anna's book and generate word-of-mouth interest. Anna expressed frustration over recent arrests of individuals involved in illegal activities and emphasized the need for proper courts to address such issues. They discussed the importance of restoring the national capital in Philadelphia and creating an American-style capital that reflects the nation's values. Anna shared her recent discovery of qualifying for the Daughters of the American Revolution and plans to use this connection to advocate for the restoration project.

Government Corruption and Senator Accountability

Anna discussed the political affiliations and backgrounds of various senators, noting a significant majority of Democrats compared to Republicans. She expressed frustration with corruption in government, suggesting that some senators may have been bribed by drug cartels and should be arrested for treason. Anna emphasized that such actions would not be tolerated in their organization and that justice would be swift and irreversible. The discussion concluded with Anna agreeing to answer questions from the audience.

Clarifying Coordinator Roles and Rights

Anna clarified that there are two types of coordinators: those organizing county assemblies for the Union State and those organizing the State of the Union at the international level. She confirmed that Rocky is a coordinator for the Union State, focusing on organizing counties, and has the right to comment on or participate in State of the Union affairs as an ASN. Anna emphasized that ASNs have the right to participate in both capacities and that confusion between the two jurisdictions should be avoided to prevent brand confusion.

Communication Challenges and Progress Updates

Rockie discussed his efforts to correct conflicts and learn from feedback, emphasizing his willingness to address issues when informed. Anna highlighted ongoing communication challenges, particularly in Nevada, where individuals were impersonating coordinators, and advised Rocky to communicate directly with Sue. Mike inquired about concrete evidence of their progress, to which Anna responded that significant developments would be announced within a week, emphasizing a measured approach to avoid public alarm.

Government Reforms and Public Safety

Anna and Mike discussed the current state of the government and the need to phase in changes to avoid chaos. They emphasized stopping illegal activities and reorganizing government functions, particularly in public safety. The focus is on protecting people and their assets, re-educating police, and eventually educating the entire population. Anna and The discussed the importance of state assemblies in international relations and setting policy goals, with Anna stressing that the job of leaders is to set the agenda and leave implementation to public servants.

State Union Status and Distribution

Anna clarified that the Clean Resources Act article should be reformatted and distributed to state coordinators, as many states, including Virginia, did not receive a copy. She also addressed questions about the status of Florida's union state, explaining that counties need sufficient population to stand up a union state, and clarified that organizers must follow the rulebook or risk being removed. David inquired about Arkansas's election notification, and Anna advised that while posting on the Arkansas website reached members, broader public outreach, such as newspaper ads or flyers, is necessary for a valid election. Gerda asked about Canada's Revenue Agency, and Anna explained that Canadian provinces could apply for State of the Union status, warning that confusion about the process might lead provinces to settle for territorial statehood instead.

Government and Jurisdictional Changes

The meeting focused on legal and governmental changes, particularly regarding jurisdiction and taxation. Anna explained that those who have declared on Canadian land have inherited a claim to government, but emphasized the need for public education about merging provinces into the United States. The discussion addressed family court matters, with Anna clarifying that their government does not claim ownership of individuals or families, except in cases of abuse or abandonment. Dorothea raised questions about the structure of state assemblies in Africa, and Anna advised focusing on local community units rather than territorial divisions. The conversation ended with Anna encouraging participants to send further questions, and the group agreeing to meet again the following week.

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