The Georgia Assembly Land

and Soil Jurisdiction

A Peaceable Self-Governing Body of Georgians

  • Preserve the freedoms enshrined in The Declaration of Independence:

    “Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.”

  • Empower the average American with knowledge.

    Learn how the government in this country is supposed to function and encourage them to take responsibility
    for self-governing in the way our founders intended.

  • Advocate for calm and peaceful behavior.

    We are focused on restoring the law and exposing fraud, criminality, and corruption at all levels of corporate government.

  • Return Americans to their birthright political status...

    through a simple paperwork process that protects them from the predatory contracting, licensing, and taxation practices of our
    unscrupulous foreign service providers and their bill collectors, aka, BAR attorneys.

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Welcome Home to the Georgia Land and Soil Jurisdiction!

Have you ever wondered why what we all call—the Law of the Land—is so elusive, and, in fact, mostly disregarded by the people who are supposed to be protecting us— “the government, police and the courts?”

The only reason for the government to exist is to protect us and our property.  That’s it.

As an American and a Georgian, you deserve protections, explanations, and remedies that have been undisclosed for generations. Fortunately, many historians and researchers have spent countless hours researching the intended governmental structure set up by our Founders, and the actual history of this country from the conclusion of the Civil War to the present.

Cumberland Island, Georgia

Tallulah Gorge, Georgia

If you were born in this country, your birth was registered by the state where you were born through a Birth Certificate. This registration was fraudulent and undisclosed. Legally, it converted you from your natural birthright status as an American to a “US Citizen”, or “citizen of the United States”.

You may say to yourself… so what?

This “unlawful conversion” changed everything about your status and standing in the law. Instead of being a living being on the Land, you were converted to a “person” lost in the jurisdiction of the Sea.

Come home to the Land and Soil

The Georgia Assembly not only provides the necessary education to understand the situation, but we also provide a simple paperwork process to correct your status. Once you claim your corrected status as a State National, you live and breathe on the land and soil, regain your unalienable rights outlined in our founding documents, and can participate in self-governing, which is what our system requires.

Chattahoochee River, Georgia

With Rights come Responsibilities.

In our system, power flows from the bottom up. So the people have to participate and govern. It is not about having an opinion and

voting every four years hoping that things will change.

Take the First Steps to Correct Your Status

The Georgia Assembly is accomplishing real change.

We created a National Credential Card to identify us in our proper jurisdiction for law enforcement.  We are forming our courts called Jural Assemblies and we are developing a Peace Keeping Force which reboots the Land Jurisdiction County Sheriffs.  We are also helping people find debt relief through a program called Sign In America. We are teaching people how to respond to the predatory practices of foreign courts, the IRS, and all other agencies that are abusing their power to entrap people through false contracting.

We are restoring our Lawful government and we are asking for your participation!  Our effort is not about politics, it is about criminality and lack of accountability.

Learn More

Click on the links below to learn more about your rights and responsibilities

 as a State National once you correct your political status.

Welcome Home to the Georgia Land and Soil Jurisdiction

Contact the Georgia Assembly and complete your paperwork on the Georgia Assembly Land Recording System (LRS).

Brasstown Bald, Chattahoochee National Forest, Georgia

The American State Nationals are owed

The Law of Peace.

“We and our ancestors have been at peace for various lengths of time. Some of us have been at peace since 1783, some since 1814, some since 1865 — but all of us are officially at peace and have been at peace for a long time.

We are officially owed The Law of Peace by the U.S. Military as is admitted by their own Regulations: AR27- 161-1.

As Employers of the U.S. Military, we are immune from attack or reproach.”

Excerpted from “Why This Is Different” Article by Anna Von Reitz from annavonreitz.com

Click here to read The Law of Peace.

The US Civil Flag

When flown over our State buildings and at our domiciles, this flag indicates that we are both a People, and a State, at Peace.

Today, we Georgians and State Nationals fly this flag at our homes and businesses to indicate that we recognize these locations are places of Peace on the Georgia Land and Soil.

Most people are more familiar with Old Glory – our US Wartime Flag – also popularly referred to as “the Stars and Stripes”. Old Glory has continued to be flown over our Governmental buildings since the end of the Civil War, indicating that a “state of War” continues, as franchises of the Municipal and Territorial Federal Corporations have been running our State’s branch of government claiming “in emergency capacity” in our “absence”.

We need to finish the “Reconstruction” of our American governmental branches and resume our duties to relieve these corporations of their “presumed” contractual responsibilities.

Get US Civil Flag
US Civil Flag History

Declaration of Independence

As State Nationals and Americans, we stand on the land jurisdiction under our unalienable rights as outlined in the Declaration of Independence.

We are restoring our lawful government and we are asking for your participation!  Our effort is not about politics, it is about criminality and lack of accountability.

Declaration of Independence
Actual Structure of the American Government
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