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The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) was designed to amplify (and assist to qualify) where each participating American State Assembly is in terms of vertical development throughout any given point in time.
Each participating American State Assembly that is in direct contact with our office is provided a solid platform by which to present their progress, in addition to their own respective progression publications.
For those interested in learning more about their own American State Assembly progress, but are not easily able to locate their own State Assembly contact information may contact our office exclusively (through the TASA website) at https://tasa.americanstatenationals.org/contact/ for more on-the-spot information.
All PKTF – Assembly Liaisons are expected to dress accordingly when meeting to discuss business matters with their respective peacekeeping counterparts.
Blazers, button-up shirts and neckties with slacks for men and of the same, but with skirts or dress pants for women (necktie not necessary).
It is extremely fitting to dress the part when meeting other professionals to discuss important matters! Also, when meeting with our respective State Assemblies; now and in the future (within the physical meeting space of State Assembly locations) our PKTF – Assembly Liaisons are expected to dress accordingly.
A uniform dress code will be provided for all such Liaisons once each State Assembly has procured their accessible, physical meeting space for encounters with local and State Law Enforcement, Investigators, Chiefs, and Secretaries.
Our offices advise that each State Assembly practice the Prudent Man Standard when taking on any additional expenses each year. We advise all General Assembly to consider funding each step of the necessary physical meeting spaces very similar to how the PKTF Central Office located in Louisville, Kentucky was established during May 2024.
The concept of a PKTF – Assembly Liaison was launched in March 2024 after nearly a year of scenario-based preparations were conducted across all areas of peacekeeping environment.
The anticipation of success for all participating American State Assemblies is 100% overall. We expect within 5 years (from 2024-2029) nearly all 50 American State Assemblies will have utilized the role of PKTF – Assembly Liaison to the fullest extent. The fullest extent of PKTF – Liaison involvement will have contributed to complete recognition owed to each State Assembly after all of its 4 structural Pillars have been In-session.
PKTF – Assembly Liaison is a Federation of States position.
In this, The Peacekeeping Task Force is an American State National (non-elected) Role. Such liaisons do not need to be voted in by their State Assembly. But each PKTF – Assembly Liaison does take part in an interviewing process by directors of The Peacekeeping Task Force prior to officially taking on the role. And a Letter of Good Standing provided by the State Coordinator is helpful in the interviewing process.
It is the Federation of States that manages the Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) continuously. The PKTF Directorate is inspected quarterly, and is open to a full service review annually. As The American State Assemblies rejoin the Union of States, it will be those State Assemblies who will be responsible for maintaining a service relation between PKTF and themselves, or to decide foregoing any further peacekeeping services upon each annual review.
The Committee most responsible for overseeing services that are provided to all American State Assemblies, is The Oversight Committee from each state General Assembly respectively.
Yes. The Peacekeeping Task Force utilizes a cyclical analysis process known as the Evaluation, Education, and Coordination (ECC) for purposes of validating each American State Assembly – only as the ECC process pertains to peacekeeping entities that are external to the State Assembly itself.
The process used for validation is provided to all PKTF – Assembly Liaisons at the State level as part of their own General Assembly, Oversight Committee service contribution.
Each State Assembly – General Assembly Pillar should lend itself to several Standing Committees to maintain its overall stability structure. The General Assembly, Oversight Committee (among them), therefore is one of the Standing Committees specifically, that is responsible for reviewing all high tempo developments across all sectors of each Assembly Pillar, especially when such developments have been observed as extraordinarily vital to next-stage service functionality.
The Oversight Committee is responsible for conducting official, nonjudicial hearings that the people (ASNs and ASCs) may have deemed deserving of further investigation depending on the circumstances and/or ramifications as a significant factor to accountability.
Furthermore, each General Assembly, Oversight Committee is maintained by support members comprised of American State Nationals in a temporarily participating and, therefore rotating fashion.
An American State National (ASN) maintains no obligation to serve his or her State Assembly in any elected capacity.
An American State Citizen (ASC) maintains a temporary obligation to serve his or her State Assembly voluntarily in some capacity by way of earned election through an established, lawful election process of The People, by The People, and for The People.
Furthermore, regarding the ASN status – each American State Assembly fully respects the natural right not to infer, assume, presume, conscript or by any other means compel any American State National to become obligated to serve in any State Assembly function; neither by default or mandate.
Furthermore, regarding the ASC status – each American State Assembly is driven by Committee. In this, positive development, effective change, balanced oversight, and all other such relative effects and decisions remain in the hands of each American State National (ASN) where each State Assembly is concerned. All state-elected Citizenry simply maintain that they will carry out the choices decided upon of, by, and for The People in a manner that reflects the function of a prudent Fiduciary.
The relationship between the Federation of States for The United States of America (Unincorporated) and The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) is that which the Federation has conceptualized, created, chartered, appointed its Directors, and has offered (PKTF) (also in an Unincorporated fashion) validation and interface services to all on-the-ground law enforcement and peacekeeping services regarding all 50 of The American State Assemblies.
The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) is chartered to assist all American State Assemblies, and their exterior peacekeeping services by cyclical Evaluation, Education, and Coordination (EEC) reviews and reports as part of the lawful interface between these two particular American peacekeeping services as part of each State Assembly qualification examination to rejoin the Union of States.
PKTF is also responsible for the same cyclical (EEC) process for all status-corrected, declared, and published Soil Jurisdiction county Sheriffs.
The Continental Marshals Service (CMS) serves each State Assembly in the International Land and Sea Jurisdiction capable of crossing State lines on a regular basis. Each State Assembly Militia peacekeeping, however, mainly provides state-only essential peacekeeping service needs.
The Continental Marshals Service (CMS) (at each State level) is a product of what each State Assembly Militia is capable of providing. Across all ten Postal Service Areas, select states are what comprises each Postal Service Area which is maintained by an appointed team of Chief Advisors. Each State alone, also has a Chief Continental Marshal as part of that same Chieftain oversight. And, each county also has at least one Deputy Continental Marshal hired to assist each county Sheriff when deemed necessary by that same county Sheriff Office.
The Assembly Militia for each State is a collective effort from all respective county assembly service asset available to assist at the State level when deemed available and necessary by the State Assembly Militia leadership upon request.
The Peacekeeping Task Force assists with advocating the proper standing up of all lawful, American peacemakers and peacekeepers whose services extend beyond the halls of all American State Assemblies.
Until all peacekeepers that serve external to, but who are perforated alongside peacemakers internal to State Assembly functions have been properly evaluated, educated and coordinated (EEC) according to lawful means cannot yet serve in their official capacity as peacekeepers for their respective State Assembly.
This is why it is vital for all Assembly Militia leadership to contact PKTF for this purpose when they are ready to begin their EEC process as soon as reasonably possible.
Typical content articles are added once they have been approved after final edit.
The service goal for all our readers with limited-access, as well as our full-access monthly subscribers is to provide accurate news and actionable information on all matters where peacekeeping projects and services are concerned.
Once this site is fully staffed with capable men and women, whose valuable time dedicated to ongoing site progression is significant – is when several weekly articles are expected to be published and located under the Home Section listed as Articles explicit to the PKTFnews newsroom.
Other complied publications external to the PKTF newsroom are expected to be posted numerous times daily as more State and local Assemblies from across the Continental United States grow in participation.
All initial meetings for Sheriff’s with the (PKTF) are precisely the same details as for initial meetings with all Assembly Militia Leadership.
The only caveat regarding “Social Climate” analysis for Soil Jurisdiction Sherriff’s, as opposed to Assembly Militia is that relevant detail for local level peacekeeping assets will be that from among current and potential skillsets directly assisting by way of Posse Comitatus assets.
All Vetted Assembly Militia Leadership (or State Assembly Coordinators seeking discussion points regarding their future Assembly Militia elected Leadership) need to be prepared to provide a general “Social Climate” update of their respective State Assembly in terms of overall Trade Elements.
All State Assemblies currently maintain numerous skillsets, talents, trades, current prior career service/training/education along with current and future aspirations. PKTF will be inquiring of these and other aspects familiar with this analytical approach during all Evaluation meetings.
The (pktf) does not serve as a Conflict Resolution Provider at any level within State or County Assemblies.
The (pktf) is not chartered by the Federation to manage any manner of conflict resolution that might take place within any State or County Assembly Pillar.
The (pktf) assists primarily at the Assembly Militia Pillar Leadership level when matters of peacekeeping efforts are concerned.
Not at this time.
- Each State-elected Marshal-at-Arms is primarily responsible for focusing on and managing the inner workings of Assembly safety, protection and decorum within each State Assembly Pillar environment.
Outside of State Assembly functions, the Marshal-at-Arms is a single service unit and priority service contact regarding internal and immediate surroundings’ peacekeeping.
- General Assembly outreach campaigns to all relative subcontracting service entities (Defacto or Dejure) where such services are similar, synonymous or shared are typically combined efforts when deemed necessary by The Assembly with The State-elected Marshal-at-Arms and the Continental Marshal Service.
The State-elected Marshal-at-Arms, in addition to the State Assembly Ombudsman services are recognized by The Peacekeeping Task Force but are currently not part of the chartered role for cyclical or exclusive service to any internal Assembly peacekeeping service entities.
The Peacekeeping Task Force (pktf) is not a service that interacts with Defacto Law Enforcement Service Providers directly.
The (pktf) only works primarily with those Dejure Peacekeeping Officials responsible for keeping and upholding the Public Law according to American Common Law.
- The (pktf) is not currently chartered to manage or arbitrate in any way with matters taking place inside of any State Assembly Pillar or on matters that is of a private judicial nature.
The (PKT) is an acronym that stands for The Peacekeeping Task Force.
The (PKTF) is a Federation of States service component that oversees all aspects of properly evaluated, educated, coordinated, promoted, publicized and funded – land, soil and sea Peacekeeping services, namely:
- Sheriffs (Soil Jurisdiction; County)
- State Assembly Militias (Land Jurisdiction)
- Continental Marshals (Land and Sea Jurisdiction, International)
The (PKTF) directly assists with providing lawful recognition to all peacekeeping entities owed to all American State Assemblies within their respective Postal Service Areas. The (PKTF) also assists with providing proper, lawful and peaceful passage to all Americans who operate honorably – according to those actions upholding American Common Law.
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