🟢 Montana General Jural Assembly

Can you answer these questions? Learn more at states.mogja.net • What does our Constitution Article IV, Section 4 guarantee? • What does a republic look like? How does it differ from republican? • What is the difference between a democracy and a republic? • In a republic who votes? • How did we lose our republican form of government? • What is the Act of 1871? • How do we restore our self-government? • What is the difference between de jure and de facto? • What does jural mean? • What is the difference between a grand and petit jury? • How many people are required on a petit jury? • What is common law versus statute law? • In a trial who determines the law and the facts? • Who speaks for the people’s assembly - where is the authority? • Who can override the vote of a jural assembly? • What is the original 13th Amendment and why is it important? • How does an assembly communicate with the de facto? • What is a covenant? • What is fiat currency? • Why do elected officers take oaths? • In what document do we first find described “The United States of America?” • Who was the first President of The United States of America? • From where do we derive unalienable rights? • What are the three required components for self-government? • What branch of government controls the grand jury? • For every injustice there is a __? • It is not a crime if there is no _? • No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless ___? • What change did the 17th Amendment to our Constitution make? • What is the principal stated in Marbury vs Madison?

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🟥 SEE ENTIRE pdf ABOVE 👆 1928 WAR DEPARTMENT TRAINING MANUAL TM No. 2000-25, Washington, November 30, 1928 CITIZENSHIP, REPUBLC

🟥 1928 WAR DEPARTMENT TRAINING MANUAL TM No. 2000-25, Washington, November 30, 1928 CITIZENSHIP, REPUBLC

🟥 1928 WAR DEPARTMENT TRAINING MANUAL TM No. 2000-25, Washington, November 30, 1928 CITIZENSHIP, REPUBLC

Kirk's Law Corner hosts Oscar from Missouri, speaking on the Field Training Manual TM 2000-25. "The myth of the military" persists in this interview. Do your own homework. Engaging with the actual yet living founder of the MGJA Michigan Founders' model and reading documentation provided will get you to the TRUTH. States are sticking together and moving forward in harmony. The process is self evident, common law, common sense, biblical, and obvious. Listen, read, learn and move forward! Let's do this! https://rumble.com/v2t75u6-citizenship-manual-high-level-overview-with-special-guest-oscar-h..html

The United States Civil Flag of Peacetime

🟥 Civil Flag of Peacetime t.me/montanaassembly/3220 Although intended just for Customs house usage, the new Civil Flag became adopted by both customhouses and merchants, and others who could afford them, to show their civilian nature and not under military control. The practice of using the Customs Flag as a Civil Flag became encoded in law in 1874 when Treasury Secretary William. A. Richardson required all customhouses to display the Civil Flag. On May 26, 1913, with the approval of Senate Bill S. 2337,(shortly after the fraudulent declaration by Secretary of State Philander Knox, that the 16th Amendment had been ratified, and during the same weeks that the Federal Reserve system and the IRS were established) the U.S. Coast Guard absorbed the Revenue Cutter and the Life Saving - Lighthouse Services, becoming a part of the military forces of the United States, operating under the Treasury Department in time of peace and as a part of the Navy, subject to the orders of the Secretary of the Navy, in time of war. The Civil Flag used by the cutter service was modified, placing the Coast Guard insignia on the stripes in the field , and was adopted under Coast Guard authority, losing it's original significance of civilian authority, which by then had long been forgotten. As the Federal government acquired more control over the States and their citizens during and after World War II, by 1951 the original Civil Flag had been phased out completely, it's existence left as an artifact of time in a few old photographs and a rare mention in old books. Today, the last vestige of the Civil Flag, the U.S. Coast Guard flag, being under the civil jurisdiction of the Department of Treasury during peacetime, is identical to the revenue cutter ensign, but with the service insignia emblazoned on the stripes in the field.

US Coast Guard Ensign Flag is NOT the Civil Peace Flag. ■ See the PDF above to learn more about the Civil Peace Flag. This Coast Guard flag is NOT the "Civil Peace Flag". The United States Coast Guard is the coastal defense, search and rescue, and maritime law enforcement branch of the United States Armed Forces. The Coast Guard is unique in that it has jurisdiction in both domestic and international waters. During peacetime they operate under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security; during times of war they can be transferred to the U.S. Department of the Navy. The Coast Guard wasn’t called the Coast Guard when it was created. Alexander Hamilton requested Congress form a seagoing service in August 1790, the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service. The Revenue-Marine primarily served by collecting customs duties at U.S. sea ports but were given mission opportunities as well, voluntarily and legislatively. After the War of 1812, the sea power that the British and Spanish had in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico had weakened significantly. This gave resurgence to piracy along the Gulf Coast. Revenue cutters were dispatched to fight the pirates. In 1820, there were 4 pirate ships captured by the USRC Alabama off La Balize. Later in 1822, with the help of USS Peacock and HMS Speedwell, the Alabama captured another 5 pirate ships. In 1832, the Secretary of the Treasury Louis McLane issued a written order to conduct winter cruises to assist mariners in need. This began the life-saving mission for which the Coast Guard is known for. https://emflag.com/us-coast-guard-ensign-flag-size-5-nylon-with-header-and-grommets-gsp0275/

US Customs Building in San Francisco US Coast Guard Ensign Flag is NOT the Civil Peace Flag. ■ See the PDF above to learn more about the Civil Peace Flag. This Coast Guard flag is NOT the "Civil Peace Flag". The United States Coast Guard is the coastal defense, search and rescue, and maritime law enforcement branch of the United States Armed Forces. The Coast Guard is unique in that it has jurisdiction in both domestic and international waters. During peacetime they operate under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security; during times of war they can be transferred to the U.S. Department of the Navy. The Coast Guard wasn’t called the Coast Guard when it was created. Alexander Hamilton requested Congress form a seagoing service in August 1790, the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service. The Revenue-Marine primarily served by collecting customs duties at U.S. sea ports but were given mission opportunities as well, voluntarily and legislatively. After the War of 1812, the sea power that the British and Spanish had in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico had weakened significantly. This gave resurgence to piracy along the Gulf Coast. Revenue cutters were dispatched to fight the pirates. In 1820, there were 4 pirate ships captured by the USRC Alabama off La Balize. Later in 1822, with the help of USS Peacock and HMS Speedwell, the Alabama captured another 5 pirate ships. In 1832, the Secretary of the Treasury Louis McLane issued a written order to conduct winter cruises to assist mariners in need. This began the life-saving mission for which the Coast Guard is known for. https://emflag.com/us-coast-guard-ensign-flag-size-5-nylon-with-header-and-grommets-gsp0275/

February 2, 1865—The territorial assembly passes an act to incorporate the Historical Society of Montana. https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83025293/1865-03-11/ed-1/seq-1/

■ Which law you want to repeal —  poof, and it's gone! A few quick ones come top of mind: The 16th Amendment. The income tax is immoral and should not exist. Ultimately, government should operate based off of a user fee model where people pay for the services they need, want, or use. Occupational licensing. People shouldn't have to get a permission slip from the government in order to do their job. Some states require licenses to be a florist, locksmith, tree trimmer, sign language interpreter, and more. Absurd! The USA PATRIOT Act. This deceptively named piece of legislation ushered in the surveillance state in post-9/11 America, making it easier for the government to spy on people who aren't suspected of committing a crime. And on and on. But there's one that rises to the top of the list for me. And the reason that I pick this one is because of a quote that Henry David Thoreau once said: "There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root." So often our policy reforms and political battles hack away at the branches of evil—focused on marginal victories and much ado about ultimately small things. So what would it look like to strike at the root of evil? What policy qualifies as a root? For me, it's the Federal Reserve Act of 1913—the sinister creation of a central bank (the "Creature from Jekyll Island") in the USA that created a money printing machine so politicians can grow the government, finance wars, and inflate the debt away by creating more money again and again. The Fed causes inflation, which is basically stealing value from your hard-earned money so that politicians can use the newly made money. It weakens society by creating economic instability and enticing families to spend their money now (while it still has value) instead of saving it for the future. Ultimately we should have a free market for money, where there is competition of currencies and the interest rate isn't decided by some secret committee of bankers, but by the market itself—the aggregate transactions of millions of people.  For me, the Fed is a root of evil that we need to strike at. So if I'm dictator for the day… poof, bye-bye Federal Reserve. Understanding what's wrong and what needs fixing (or what needs being fully repealed) requires understanding history. In the case of the Fed, it's a tale of corruption, greed, and conspiracy.  But any issue we want to tackle requires us to understand its history; we can't understand what direction we should take unless we understand how we got where we are today.  ~ Connor Boyack, Tuttle Twins

◼️ Montana Counties Currently Assembling - UPDATED 20210321 🟦 November 8, 1889 is the date of Statehood. 16 Counties were set prior to that date. We are in process of researching each County in order to determine the exact number of Counties prior to November 8, 1889. Are you inviting all of your Montana friends to join our Telegram Channel in order to learn more? If they won't join Telegram, please send them to National-Assembly .net or provide them with the contact info for a State Officer or their County Coordinator or Officer. -eeMT- Beaverhead Feb 2,1865 🟦 Big Horn Jan 13,1913 Blaine Feb 29, 1912 Broadwater Feb 9, 1897 Carbon Mar 4, 1895 Carter Feb 22, 1917 ◼️Cascade Sept 12, 1887 🟦 Choteau Feb 2, 1865 🟦 Custer Feb 2, 1865 🟦 Daniels Aug 30, 1920 Dawson Jan 15, 1869 🟦 Deer Lodge Feb 2, 1865 🟦 Fallon Dec 9, 1913 Fergus Mar 12, 1885 🟦 ◼️Flathead Feb 6, 1893 ◼️Gallatin Feb 2, 1865 🟦 Garfield Feb 7, 1919 Glacier Feb 17, 1919 Golden Valley Oct 4, 1920 Granite Mar 2 1893 ◼️Hill Feb 22, 1912 Jefferson Feb 2, 1865 🟦 Judith Basin Dec10,1920 ◼️Lake May 11, 1923 ◼️Lewis and Clark Feb 2, 1865 🟦 Liberty Feb 11, 1920 ◼️Lincoln Mar 9, 1909 McCone Feb 20, 1919 Madison Feb 2, 1865 🟦 Meagher Nov 16, 1865 🟦 Mineral Aug 7, 1914 ◼️Missoula Feb 2, 1865 🟦 Musselshell Feb 11, 1911 Park Feb 23, 1887 🟦 Petroleum Nov 24, 1924 ◼️Phillips Feb 5, 1915 Pondera Feb 17, 1919 Powder River Mar 7, 1919 ◼️Powell Jan 31, 1901 Prairie Feb 5, 1915 ◼️Ravalli Feb 16, 1893 Richland May 27, 1914 Roosevelt Feb 18, 1919 Rosebud Feb 11, 1901 ◼️Sanders Feb 7, 1905 Sheridan Mar 24, 1913 Silverbow Feb 16, 1881 🟦 Stillwater Mar 24, 1913 Sweet Grass Mar 5,1895 ◼️Teton Feb 7, 1893 ◼️Toole May 7, 1914 Treasure Feb 7, 1919 ◼️Valley Feb 6, 1893 Wheatland Feb 22, 1917 Wibaux Aug 17, 1914 ◼️Yellowstone Feb 26,1883 🟦

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