Now is the time to initiate Confederate, State wide Constitutional Conventions (Caucuses) for election of State officers to replace and fill the dormant Confederate State positions. The system depends upon State Registrars and appointment of State Constitutional Convention Chairmen who should plan on where to geographically locate caucus locations in their state for the greatest voting convenience to the Citizens therein.
The goals of this project are:
1. Organization of at least seven (7) states with Confederate officials and elected delegates to the national Convention for November or December of 2008.
2. Should the time be insufficient to accomplish the primary goal for the national convention by the time planned, the Confederate Government will have appeared on the radar screen of the public awareness and provide a presence in the minds of the Confederate Citizens of this unique opportunity for change in the States and Territories of the Confederacy.
3. This opportunity for change and for freedom should cause a sharp increase in registration of new CSA citizens thus assisting in the meeting of the quorum requirements with people hoping to secure a better future for their children and grand children.
4. This program should provide a cover for interim provisional organization possibly needed to resist dangerous and unconstitutional United States police-state programs of martial law and disarmament of the people during the next few years.
Procedures
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED:
That the following procedures be observed and performed:
The Chairman of the Constitutional Convention for each State shall be appointed by the Office of Registration and shall function in an organizing fashion to wit: Geographic locations convenient to the CSA populous should be chosen and staffed with local Caucus Chairman in conjunction with the Director of the Office of Registration. A preliminary goal should be to hold local pre-caucus meetings and increase citizenship registration where possible, to and beyond, the Gideon quorum requirements for the location.
The local Caucus chairmen will plan for the day of the voting and prepare a list of Confederate State officers to be elected to fill the vacant seats. Two delegates to the national convention in Southaven, Mississippi and two alternates are to be elected as well. No funding is being provided at this time for such officers elected.
Those Citizens being provided for in local Caucus conventions should receive written notice giving them the date of the voting, (a Saturday would be preferable) and the list of officers to be elected and these citizens should be also called on the phone or otherwise contacted and invited to vote being again given the date and available office options for the voting. The local Caucuses should be opened at 7:00 A.M. on the designated voting day and remain open until 7:00 P.M. or by appointment with the voting citizens. Citizens should bring their citizenship certificates with them for presentation to qualify their vote.
At 8:00 P.M. of the voting day the Chairmen of the local Caucuses must call their votes in to the State Chairman and this report must be faxed or e-mailed or mailed to the State office of the State Chairmen, being signed by the local Chairman. The State Chairmen shall likewise report the state results to the Director of the Office of Registration.
Once seven States have held their Constitutional Conventions and elected Confederate officials and delegates to the national convention, the Director of Registration shall arrange for the national Convention of Confederate States in Southaven, Mississippi and make appropriate announcements to the press.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:
Upon reviewing the demographics of CSA Citizen Population the Court finds that Missouri is in the lead and has, in fact, surpassed the quorum requirement for that State. Mr. Jason Coffman has been appointed as Chairman of the Constitutional Convention for the Confederate State of Missouri. That Mr. Jason Coffman in serving as the Chairman for the Confederate State of Missouri shall accomplish his mission in accordance with the above procedures coordinating with the Director of the Office of Registration.
It is further ordered that the Director of the Office of Registration shall appoint Constitutional Convention Chairmen for the other Confederate States and Territories qualifying or who are likely to qualify by meeting their quorum requirements.
Attested to by:Vance J. Beaudreau, Chief Justice, this the 8th day of January of our Lord, Two Thousand and Eight A.D.
