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Pre-filled demand package, key legislators, and community accountability feed for Florida constituents.
Florida's existing CBDC prohibition and sound money legislation make it a natural early adopter for the full six-Act package.
Why Florida?
- Florida Constitution Declaration of Rights (Art. I) provides strong natural rights protections
- Florida has passed legislation restricting CBDC use in state commerce
- 2023 SB 1956 recognized gold and silver as legal tender
- Speaker Perez has signaled interest in financial sovereignty legislation
Existing Sound Money Legislation
SB 1956 (2023 โ gold/silver legal tender)
Key Legislators to Contact
Pre-Filled Cover Letter
Select a legislator above to pre-fill the address and salutation. Copy the text, print it on your letterhead, sign it, and send it with the six Model Acts.
March 20, 2026 [Legislator's Full Name] [Title] [Legislator's Capitol Address], Tallahassee, FL 32399 Re: Constituent Demand for Legislative Action โ Six Model Acts for Constitutional Restoration Dear [Legislator's Name], I am a natural person and constituent of the Florida Constitutional Republic, writing to formally demand your consideration and sponsorship of the enclosed six Model Acts for constitutional restoration. These acts are grounded in the foundational principles of the United States Constitution, the Florida Constitution, and the unalienable rights recognized in the Declaration of Independence. They address documented, systematic violations of natural person sovereignty that have gone unenforced for decades. The six Model Acts enclosed are: 1. Financial Sovereignty Protection Act โ prohibiting CBDC mandates and protecting the right to physical currency and gold/silver coin (Art. I ยง 10; Amend. X) 2. Debt Collection Due Process Act โ requiring proof of standing, chain of title, and authenticated evidence (Amend. V; Amend. XIV ยง 1) 3. Corporate Accountability Act โ abolishing the fraudulent 1886 corporate personhood headnote and restoring natural person primacy (Declaration of Independence; Bill of Rights) 4. Emergency Powers Accountability Act โ limiting emergency declarations to 30 days and prohibiting suspension of unalienable rights (Art. I ยง 1; Amend. X; Ex parte Milligan) 5. Monetary Sovereignty Restoration Act โ restoring gold and silver as lawful tender within the State (Art. I ยง 8 cl. 5; Art. I ยง 10 cl. 1; Amend. X) 6. Constitutional Republic Restoration Act โ enforcing oath and bond prerequisites to office and establishing quo warranto standing for natural persons (Art. IV ยง 4; Art. VI cl. 3; Norton v. Shelby County) Article IV, Section 4 of the United States Constitution guarantees every State a Republican Form of Government. The systematic failure to enforce these constitutional prerequisites has created a de facto corporatocracy operating without proper constitutional authority. I respectfully demand a written response within 30 days confirming your position on each of the six acts. Your response โ or your silence โ will be recorded in the public Legislator Accountability Tracker at unalienableredemption.org. This demand is made as a matter of right under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution and Article I of the Florida Constitution. With Prejudice, [Your Full Name] [Your Address] [Your City, State, ZIP] [Your Phone / Email] Enclosures: Six Model Acts (attached) | Constituent Demand for Legislative Action (cover letter)
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