living people self govern
the self governing are responsible for themselves & their actions
self governing peoples do not lie but
live free responsibly
Your rights end where my rights begin; my rights end where your rights begin
Wise Words taken from the Georgia assembly website:
Before you can govern a country with other people you must first learn how to govern yourself properly.
As inheritors of Nature and the Earth, we are all practicing caretakers of our home.
Living American people each have Natural and Unalienable Rights which are declared, claimed and cured via The Declaration of Independence.
We do not have anyone over us that is “in charge”. The people are the bosses. We work as a group to get things done which is worth doing to keep our freedom affirmed.
With this freedom, you are responsible and accountable for every choice and behavior you choose to do.
You do not have the right to tread on the peaceful rights of others. We already left the evil corporate slave world, and it will take time for you to replace old habits with healthy, assertive and restful disciplines.
Remember that what we are doing is completely lawful, proper, and peaceful. If you’ve been waiting for some hero-savoir to save the world, we say…be that hero right here…right now!
Our rules, guidelines and definitions respect your freewill and rights. If it feels like you’ve woken from a bad dream…you have. Be easy on yourself as we all get used to life being better than it was.
We are restoring our government to its full form and function and nobody else that has the right to do that.
It does not work to be pushy, combative, critical, posturing and gossiping like kids in a locker room. Instead, be like a team member, like a band member, where everyone works for the good of the whole.
If you find you don’t have the skills to be on the team, then bow out gracefully. You’ll be respected for the honesty.
The kind of people we need in the assembly are those who are the wisest, kindest, most learned, most motivated to serve, and most honorable. Any interfering behavior by anyone will be put on a “time out.”
We may be free, but we do not tolerate any rude interruptions, verbal attacks, or disruptive behavior that affects the rights of the people. If someone is not willing to change to meet the professional level that is needed to work in our assembly, then they should step away, honorably.
We are on a mission to rescue people from the “Matrix” corporate trap. As of this writing, there are assemblies in Spain, South Africa and England (England is the actual country, while Great Britain and Britain are each a corporation).
We do not have anyone over us that is “in charge” because we are each in charge of ourselves.
The people of the assembly are the government, and we’re here to get things done. It’s a challenge and a job…and it’s worth the effort to be able to govern ourselves and keep our freedom.
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