The Missouri General Assembly Meeting Monday, March 23, 2026 at 6 pm CST Agenda
The Missouri General Assembly Meeting
Monday, March 23, 2026 at 6 pm CST
Agenda
Begin Recording Meeting
Prayer: Volunteer
Call to Assemble: Loretta Lee Patt
Bivens Decision: Ryan Garnto
Meeting Decorum: Ryan Garnto
Signs and Symptoms of Infiltration: Ryan Garnto
Purpose of this Assembly: Mission Statement
Our Missouri Assemblies are dedicated to the restoration of a complete and fully operational land and soil jurisdiction State and County court system serving the people of Missouri, the preservation of the National Trust, the enforcement of the Public Law, the upholding of both The Federal and The Missouri State Constitutions owed to our people, the re-population of our land and soil jurisdiction, the filling of vacated Public Offices, and the reclamation of our material and intellectual public and private assets.
To these ends we, the living people of Missouri, have called the eligible Missourian nationals and electors to assemble and to serve as Jurors and Officers, and we have established the process and procedure to qualify Jurors and others competent to hold State Citizenship and Public Office. We do this peacefully and without rancor in the exercise of our unincorporated powers and capacities.
Purpose of this meeting
The purpose of this meeting is to report on committee activities, discuss and approve issues of The Missouri Assembly and The Missouri State De jure Government – Discuss committee reports and motions.
Any additions to the agenda?
State Coordinator’s Report: Loretta Lee Patt
PKTF Liaison Report -David Custer
General Assembly Pillar Committee Reports:
Secretary Report -Minutes: Correction/Approval
Treasurer/Banking Committee -Sonja Hanson
Marshal-at-Arms Committee -Ryan Garnto
Ombudsman Committee -Dan Jeffre
Oversight Committee –
Recording Secretaries – Sandra White
IT Committee – John Cayer
Events Planning Committee – Karen Foote
New Member Orientation Committee -Loretta Lee Patt
Outreach Committee – Karen Foote
Vetting Committee – Loretta Patt
Public Safety Committee – John Gardner II
Old Business:
New Business:
Flag
Committee Logos
Next By Any Peaceful Means Necessary Meeting:
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Date: Thursday, April 9, 2026
Time: 6-8pm/CST
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Date: April 13, 2026
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Adjournment:
Meeting Decorum
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Signs and Symptoms of Infiltration
We read the Bivens decision to give NOTICE to anyone who may have ill intent toward The Missouri Assembly, Assembly Members and the business of The Missouri Assembly that infiltration will not stand!
Infiltrator defined as: a person who enters or gains access to (an organization, place, etc.) surreptitiously and gradually, especially in order to acquire secret information.
Synonyms include: informer, stool pigeon counterspy, double agent, sleeper spymaster, superspy courier agent, asset, emissary, intelligencer, mole, operative, spook, spy, undercover
Definition of lurker: one that lies hidden in or as if in ambush; a lurker in the shadows It troubled me that there should have been a lurker on the stairs, on that night of all nights in the year …— Charles Dickens
What are the classic signs:
1) Attack the Leaders: Coordinator, Anna, James
2) Attack the foundational elements – Paperwork – Assembly Process
3) Attack any progress made so far
4) Divide and Conquer
5) Gossip
6) Accuse others of what they are doing themselves
7) Attempt to set up a gravy train out of Assembly Members
8) Secret Meetings/Agendas
9) Attack Assembly ability to make money
10) Hijack Agenda
11) Lead with Ego: Me, me, me, I, I, I
12) Elect themselves into several different offices.
13.) Try to engage the assembly in conflict. Anna added:
14) Seek to control Assembly assets — records, seals, websites.
15) Avoid oversight of their activities
16) Immoral honey pot schemes and actions, seduction of other’s husbands and wives, especially targeting Assembly officials.
17) Talk about State’s rights, but don’t honor State’s responsibilities — like support for the Federation of States.
18) Attempt to sell information about our Assemblies and Members for profit.
19) Advocate high fees for simple services.
20) Ooze disapproval and superiority — snob attitude, brag about their IQs, use obvious, insulting fake names, sneak around collecting data.
21) Are “preachy” and drag religion into our Assembly business; show no respect for separation of church and state. Refer to our State Assembly as an “ekklesia” or other theocratic form of government—-which it is not.
22) Advocate various forms of insurrection against the lawful government — creation of “new” States out of existing States, formation of unauthorized security forces, using “committees of safety” and “contingency planning” to promote violence.
23) Are hyper-critical and “down on everything” that advances the Assembly’s efforts to learn and grow and establish the needed organizational structures.
24) Are attention-seekers, always trying to make everything about them and their “concerns” and their “questions” and their “issues” at the expense of everyone else.
Meeting Minutes
The Missouri General Assembly Meeting
March 23, 2026
Quick recap
Attendance: Ryan Garnto; John Gardner II; John Cayer; Loretta Patt; Deborah Brady; Sandra
White; Te Mo; Terry and Debra Harr; Sonja and Paul Hanson; Karen Foote; David Custer; Kelvin
and Karen Dudley; Dan Jeffre; Fred and Lena Tate; Curtis Weggins; Malaki Mac (guest of Te Mo)
The Missouri General Assembly Meeting met on March 23, 2026. The meeting began with John
Gardner II giving a prayer at 6pm/CST followed by Ryan reading the Biven’s Decision and
Meeting Decorum. Loretta called to assemble and red the Mission State and Purpose of the
meeting. The meeting then focused on various committee reports and updates. Key discussions
included the review of the PKTF report by David, who provided updates on service
management meetings, journalism training, and the Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) activities.
The Marshall at Arms Committee, led by Ryan, addressed possible concerns offered by the
Continental Marshal Service about prayer practices at meetings and the need for clearer
guidelines about the position of Marshal-at-Arms from the Continental Marshals. The IT
Committee, represented by John Gardner II, reported on website updates, including security
enhancements and the implementation of a support ticket system. The group also discussed
the use of AI-generated images on the website, with some members expressing concerns about
privacy and authenticity. Additionally, the flag used by The Missouri Assembly was proposed for
official approval, with a motion made to vote on it at the next General Assembly meeting. The
conversation ended with a discussion about managing Zoom accounts for assembly business,
emphasizing the need to keep all official meetings under one umbrella account.
Next steps
• Committee chairs: Reach out to Loretta within the next couple of weeks to invite her to
attend one of their committee meetings
• Donna Carstens and David Rank: Reach out to the Continental Marshals to schedule
their vetting interview
• David: Work with Dan and Karen (and Debra) to compile the MailChimp contact lists,
including following up with Debra for her list and phone numbers
• Dan: Begin working on compiling the MailChimp mailing lists with David and share
progress
• Debra: Send list of contacts (with county info) to David for MailChimp/outreach
• David: Provide his email address to Debra (to send contact list)
• Dan: Work on developing a survey for phone outreach and coordinate with David on
script/outline for calls
• Loretta: Resend email to Sandra regarding additional duties for Recording Secretary
• All committee members: Review themissouriassembly.land website, especially the main
page, and provide suggestions for content and layout, particularly regarding use of
photos and AI-generated images
• All committee chairs: Decide on and submit official logos for each committee to be
voted on at an upcoming General Assembly meeting
• All committee chairs: Ensure committee meetings are held at least monthly, with
agendas, minutes, attendance, next meeting date, and monthly reports submitted to
Loretta (or General Assembly chair when appointed)
• All committee chairs: Will need to obtain background checks and be vetted as required
• All Missouri ASNs: Register and obtain login accounts on themissouriassembly.land by
April 1
• All Missouri ASNs: Conduct additional research on the proposed Missouri Assembly flag
and its historical accuracy before the next General Assembly meeting
• Loretta: Add discussion of the mission statement to the next meeting agenda
• Loretta: Add discussion of Zoom account (official vs. personal accounts for meetings) to
the next meeting agenda
• Ryan: Reach out to Eric Bodendestil for additional information on The Missouri
Assembly flag
• John Gardner II: Bring up the calendar navigation issue on the website to John (IT)
• Loretta: Find out from other states’ assemblies why they do not post pictures of elected
offices on their websites and report back
• David: Continue work on the write-up/report on assembly’s progress, focusing on militia
pillar and outreach
• David: Post link to service management meeting replay in chat
• David: Try to find and provide link for journalism class recordings to Loretta
• All members interested: Sign up as a vendor for the NESERA Farmers Nation States Feed
the World campaign if desired
• All members: Review Dan’s article on the Missouri seal/bears on the website
• All members: Attend By Any Peaceful Means Necessary working group meeting to
discuss flag and related topics on April 9th before next General Assembly vote
• Loretta: Add prayer discussion to the next working group meeting
Summary
Two new items were added to the agenda:
Use of Zoom accounts outside of the Assembly for Assembly business
Mission Statement review
State Coordinator’s Report, PKTF Liaison Report, and Committee Reports are attached below.
Secretary minutes correction: Karen Foote clarified that the minutes from March 9, 2026
needed to reflect that the Assembly is paying Freedom Aerial Services instead of John Cayer.
Loretta realized a correction was needed to the Treasurer report from the last meeting. $73.05
is currently in cash as a donation to be applied to help those that need assistance with
becoming an ASN.
Old Business:
None
New Business:
Flag Design Proposal Discussion
The group discussed a flag design, with members sharing research and historical context about
its origins and symbolism. Dan moved to put the flag proposal on the agenda for the next
General Assembly meeting to vote, which was seconded by Deborah. The group agreed to
conduct additional research through their working group before the vote, with plans to discuss
it at the upcoming “By Any Peaceful Means Necessary” working group meeting. David
suggested taking a poll vote at the next meeting to potentially expedite the decision-making
process, given the flag had been previously voted on in a past assembly. Dan wrote an article
regarding the history of the emblems on it. All members are encouraged to read over the article
and do additional research. https://themissouriassembly.land/the-two-bears-and-the-shield/
Logo Discussion
Loretta discussed the need for committees to decide on and submit their logos for approval at
an upcoming General Assembly meeting.
Website Content
The main discussion centered around photos on the website, with several participants
expressing concerns about using AI-generated images of themselves. Loretta and David shared
their preferences for using real photos instead of AI-generated ones, citing concerns about
authenticity and professionalism. The group also discussed the purpose of including photos on
the website and debated the use of AI as a tool for content creation.
Loretta emphasized the need for Assembly members to review the site, provide feedback, and
Committee Chairs to submit support tickets for assistance with their committee
websites/pages.
Zoom Accounts
Loretta stressed the importance of using a centralized Zoom account for official Assembly
business. Due to very little time for discussion, the group agreed to address additional concerns
about the website’s content and Zoom account usage in future meetings.
In response to Karen’s question, Loretta highlighted requirements for committee meetings,
including agendas, minutes, attendance records, and monthly reports.
Mission Statement
Due to a lack of time the discussion on the Mission Statement will be forwarded to the next
working group meeting.
John Gardner II moved to adjourn; Deborah seconded it. Meeting adjourned at 8:06pm/CST
Next By Any Peaceful Means Necessary Working Group Meeting April 9, 2026
Next General Assembly meeting April 13, 2026
End of Module Last edited by Loretta Lee Patt March 24, 2026 11:06 pm/CST
State Coordinator Report
State Coordinator Report
By: Loretta Lee Patt
March 23, 2026
I am very thankful to be able to attend Lisa Schaffer’s Friday State Coordinator Training class. I have been learning a lot. This past week we began talking about committees. There are several components of a committee meeting that we need to do to ensure that our committees are meeting the standards for our Assembly. Yesterday I was able to meet with the Recording Secretary Committee and Banking Committee and let them know what we need to do. Committee chairs should reach out to me within the next couple of weeks and invite me to come to their meeting.
During our training class on Friday, Lisa also told us that the night before, during the Countrywide Coordinator Training class, Anna told everyone now that the Continental Marshals are up and running all coordinators that have not been Federation vetted are being told to reach out to the Continental Marshals to schedule their vetting interview. They are bringing everyone into compliance. Currently, I am the only Federation vetted State Coordinator on Missouri. Donna Carstens and David Renck will need to reach out to the Continental Marshals to schedule their interview.
The GFG announced on Saturday that there has been an amplification and activation to the world-NESARA Farmers Nations-States Feed the World Campaign. The GFG gives the back history on NESARA and what happened to the Farmers along with what is happening to move forward. It is a great read. They also announced that the Prosperity Accounts are fully active. All living people can interact on the land with vendors on the land only at this time. Digital Wallets with The Digital Treasury, Depository and Currency Conversion will be forthcoming. I’ve attached the link to the article in my report and posted it in The Missouri Assembly Signal Channel. Please sign up as a vendor if you want your business to be on the land.
https://globalfamilygroup.com/global-newsletter/amplifying-to-the-world-nesara/
PKTF Report
Service Management Updates and Initiatives
David provided updates on recent service management meetings and discussed several key initiatives. He announced an upcoming journalism training with Joe Hayse on April 5th at 7:30pm/EST and shared information about new podcast opportunities, including Joe’s Sovereign Peacekeeping Matters Discussion Podcast and Tammy Healy’s podcast. David also mentioned ongoing work on creating a virtual office setup, developing a militia pillar progress report, and exploring potential PKTF directorate roles. The next service management meeting is scheduled for Saturday at 6 PM, and David noted he now has an official .us email address for public-facing communications.
David clarified that the $12 annual fee was for a biweekly newsletter subscription, not the Peace Bridge network. Karen shared a list of 182 names for the MailChimp database, though some information was incomplete, and Debra mentioned she had additional contact information including counties but not phone numbers. The group discussed plans for follow-up phone calls to potential members, with David offering to make calls and Dan working on developing a survey approach, while David requested guidance on the specific messaging and questions to ask during these outreach calls.
https://www.freeconferencecall.com/wall/joehayse4
https://www.bitchute.com/channel/AG3zeHo1EoGI
Tammy Healy Podcast – TheAmericanStatesAssembliesPodcast
Sovereign Peacekeeping Matters Discussion Podcast PKTF PodBean channel: https://josephhayse.podbean.com/
Treasurer and Banking Report
Correction to last meeting: Loretta has $73.05 cash for Recording Secretary -donation toward anyone that wants to correct their status and does not have the funds.
The Banking Committee met Sunday. Debra is working on the records and will report next time.
Marshal-at-Arms Report
Ryan provided an update on the Marshall at Arms Committee, noting they were working to meet with Continental Marshals and other Marshal-at-arms from different states to gather more information about the positions. The group also discussed prayer procedures based on feedback from the Federation level, although taking into account that the Federation does not have any true bearing regarding Missourians choosing to pray before the meeting begins. A discussion on prayer will be added to the next working group agenda.
Marshal Role and Meeting Procedures
The group discussed the role of Marshal at Arms, clarifying that it is a transitional Federation position focused on establishing procedures for a future Sergeant at Arms role. Ryan shared insights from conversations with the Continental Marshal Service and mentioned receiving a Tennessee Sergeant at Arms manual to help develop their own procedures.
Ombudsman Report
Dan Jeffrey confirmed that all current positions are interim and volunteer roles with no pressing issues to address at the moment.
Oversight Report
Dan Jeffrey confirmed no pressing issues to address at the moment.
Recording Secretary Report
Sandra provided updates on ongoing work, including weekly document uploads and onboarding calls, and mentioned a recent Recording Secretary meeting where it was decided to meet monthly. She highlighted the importance of the Signal platform for communication and requested questions to be sent via email.
recorder31@themissouriassembly.land
I.T. Report
The Missouri Assembly– I.T. Update
We encourage all Assembly members and visitors to check the website regularly at
themissouriassembly.land, as updates are being made weekly to improve functionality,
security, and user experience.
Here are the latest I.T. updates and developments:
1. Homepage &Security Enhancements
The homepage has been updated to include brief profiles of each committee. Upcoming
changes to the top menu will require users to be logged in to access additional options,
improving overall site security.
2. Support Menu Updates
Website links have been reorganized and are now located under the Support drop down
menu for easier navigation.
3. Support Ticket System
All requests for adding information or making website changes are now being handled
through the support ticket system to ensure efficiency and proper tracking.
4. Admin Time Clock Implementation
A new time clock feature has been added, allowing Admins to clock in and out while
performing volunteer work. This helps track activity and demonstrates the effort being
invested in building the Assembly. Please email support@themissouriassembly.land to
set up a clock in/out account.
5. Freedom Aerial Billing Update
Freedom Aerial has submitted an invoice of $300.00 for the period of February 15
March 15. The time clock system is now being used to document time spent on page
creation in accordance with agreed terms.
6. Training & Meetings. Make sure you check the Events page for updates
o Shop Talk Meetings (Committee Chairs): Saturdays, 8:30 AM– 10:30 AM
(focused on web design).
o Page Building Training: Held every other Wednesday
7. Admin I.T. Resource Page (In Progress)
Work is underway to develop a dedicated I.T. page for Admins, providing guidance on
page creation and development procedures.
8. Use of AI in Content Creation
AI tools have been helpful in generating content; however, all material is carefully
reviewed and proofed to ensure it accurately reflects Anna’s message and the Assembly’s
purpose.
9. Website Photo Updates
Photos across the site have been updated to reflect the likeness of Committee Chairs.
Many have approved their images, and we are awaiting professional photos from others
to continue enhancing the site for incoming members.
We appreciate everyone’s continued support and involvement as we build a strong and secure
online presence for The Missouri Assembly
support@themissouriassembly.land
Events Planning Report
Karen reported on the Events Planning Committee’s progress, including discussions about scheduling, food arrangements, and setup needs. The committee plans to have attendees bring a guest and will finalize attendance by March 31st to determine seating and food requirements. Karen also mentioned plans for a Friday night gathering within walking distance of the facility and proposed time slots for officer introductions and a photo shoot.
Karen then mentioned her busy time in Texas, getting across the border to Mexico, and her passport experiences and procedures. Karen shared her experience obtaining a passport with Julie Patterson’s help at Missouri University, and discussed using both the passport booklet and card. The group discussed passport card stars, with Karen reporting having 5 stars and David explaining their location on the card.
New Member Orientation
The Countrywide New Member Orientation has not confirmed a meeting date. No other new information.
Outreach Report
Outreach Committee has been working on Event and looking at flyers, brochures, cards to hand out.
Vetting Report
Waiting for Debra Harr to return email to schedule a day/time for vetting interview.
Public Safety Report
John provided an update on monthly Militia meetings starting April 16th and upcoming hands-on CERTS Training.