Here we attempt to save everyone time and effort in collecting valid information and journaling our collective experience. The goal is to provide by topic an ability to jump directly to actionable information without needing to research, read, digest, understand, and locate resources before you can take action.
Though you should make it a point to read the source documents yourself, we’ll attempt to save you some time in providing and vetting the most useful and current information considered and edited by others who came before you and worked through the situation to a satisfying conclusion before you did.
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While Anna von Reitz lead you back from being adrift at sea and wondering “who are all these people on my vessel and why are they taking all my stuff?” Once you get back to land and soil, you have to live and make your home here. What you find is that there are grappling hooks and lines still connected to your vessel despite that it’s now on a trailer on your back lot. How do you deal with cutting all the adhesion contracts and entanglements loose? You have to learn a little bit about Common Law (which is fairly simple) and learn to beat the pirates over the head with it.
Alphonse Faggiolo – Interesting resources and procedures – does not dovetail perfectly with von Reitz’s approach so read knowing you’re going to experience some cognitive dissonance. If you aren’t smart enough to separate wheat from chaff, don’t confuse yourself. The approach he encourages of “everyone contribute and we’ll all benefit” sounds familiar, eh?
Constitutional Law Group – Taking on in particular the governmental overreach of the year of Covid-19; this group of common law warriors look at statutes in the municipal and territorial system that elected officials and appointed officials break consistently and hold their nose over their own pit of muck. Those statutes don’t apply to you, but it still applies to them.