Although Wild Willpower PAC is a “Civil PAC,” Wild Willpower is the “Peaceable Assembly of Citizens” whom  Wild Willpower PAC (political action comittee) operates on behalf of.  Together we are:

• Building The Wild Living Skills Database & Smartphone App so that it operates as described here.

• Petitioning, spreading the word about Wild Willpower and our national plan, and getting important publications and homesteading starter kits out to people.

• Modeling “The First Wildharvesting Cooperative in the Nation’s History”.  Note:  We were going to do this in Lake Isabella, California via Kern River Wildharvesting Cooperative, however due the fact that we were robbed by Kern County Sheriff’s Deputies, we needed to relocate until the case gets settled.  

     Wild Willpower PAC is currently located in Iowa

Why Is Wild Willpower “A Peaceable Assembly of Civilians”?

The First Amendment of The Constitution of The United States of America reads:

“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people ‘Peaceably to Assemble’, & to Petition the Government for a ‘Redress of Grievances‘.“

Before we continue, some definitions:

Redress:  The receiving satisfaction for an injury sustained.”

Satisfaction:  The act of satisfying a party by paying what is due to him.

Injury:  Any wrong or damage done to another, either in his person, rights, reputation, or property.

Grievance:  A complaint due to injury, injustice, or wrong.

Note: “Filing a complaint” is considered a “Civil Action“; so is “filing a court order”; welcome to “Civil Law“!

    Some Supreme Court Rulings regarding “powers” explicitly protected at all times in all placed under The First Amendment include:

• Copyrighted Materials May Be Used for Educational Noncommercial Purposes Under The First Amendment- called “Fair Use”

• “First Amendment activities” are protected in front of “private Shopping Centers”  (3 or more businesses in same building, no interfering with flow of business traffic)

• Filming On-Duty Public Officials is an *Assumed Right*

• Money May be Given “As Form of Expression”

Types of ‘Court Orders’ aka “Petitions” a Peaceable Assembly (or Civilian) can File:

• Affidavit for a  Citizen’s Arrest: works on civilians AND public officials

• Cease & Desist Order: halt the unwanted activity of an individual, executive branch agency, OR other organization (Note:  works on corporate “persons” violating “property rights” including on your publicly-owned wildlands)

• Habeas Corpus: command that a prisoner be brought before the court to challenge the legality of their custody & demand their release

• Restraining Order: keep another “person” (including corporate employees) away from a designated perimeter

• Stay of Execution: halt a judge’s order or past ruling by submitting “unconsidered information” to The Federal Judicial System (Note: the case can be “forced” under a Grand Jury)

• Notice of Constitutional Question: overturn any statute, code, ordinance, policy (etc.) OR Act of Congress EVER PASSED– removes it “from the books” every place throughout the nation simultaneously

Peaceable assemblies may also:

• Build & File Class-Action Lawsuits

• Build Cases to Challenge & Bust Monopolies

• Build Cases to file for Eminent Domain in order to “Take” Private Property (including rights to private companies) for Public Use using Due Process of Law

Notice: 

After working for many years of studying & data compilation in order to build the many sites & publications which make up our organization, we’re currently seeking to raise $4000 to afford to renovate a home base for our organization from where we can self-publish our publications, build cases, and continue building The Wild Living Skills Database & Smartphone App.  Please consider offering a contribution, if able. 

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In Case You Care to Know:

  Wild Willpower originally planned to become a Non-Profit Corporation.  This would have been our mission statement had we chosen to stay that course:

Special thanks to Natasha Lavdovsky for this great photograph from 2011 of Distance wearing her “Feathered Squilk” in-the-making!