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In 1993 we discovered the original jurisdiction State governors’ seats were vacated; because the states had formed corporate entities that provided greater power and control over the people.  Thus, I (Eric William Madsen) ran for office in Colorado; and, in 1994, I was elected Governor by Colorado’s Electors.  I lawfully accepted the election and was seated in the original jurisdiction Governor’s seat.  At that same time, Roy Romer was elected as Governor of the more commonly recognized private corporation known as, “The State of Colorado” (Corp. State).  The Corp. State courts then started to subpoena me to come and testify as Governor of the original jurisdiction Republic State “Colorado”.  I responded to most those subpoenas and so testified.  After finding it next to impossible to beat us in court, the Corp. State’s sub-corporation, for Arapaho County, determined that if they could get funding from the United States Congress they could possibly beat us.

In a separate legal action we secured all of the documents and records (receipts, etc.) regarding their representatives’ trip to Congress.  A review of those records showed, Congress sent the matter to the National Security Council who handed all of the records over to the Military’s Joint Chiefs for review.  About two weeks later, the Chief of the Joint Chiefs responded to the the open Council: “What Governor Madsen is doing out their in Colorado is legal, lawful and correct; and, if they accomplish what they have set out to do we will recognize that President of The United States of America as the President of The United States of America, Commander in Chief of the military and give them full military support.”  Though the National Security Council is purely an advisory committee, having no legislative or judicial effect, the fact remains—they recognized the truth and responded with it to Congress; who sent the supplicants away without funding.  After that, the Corp. State started to leave us alone.  The Corp. State (with its Governor’s Office, Senate, courts and Department of Revenue), the United States 10th District Court, the United States Congress, the United States National Security Council and the Joint Chiefs (of the United States of America’s military) all recognized, reviewed and accepted my election as the original jurisdiction Governor of Colorado.

After serving as Colorado’s original jurisdiction Governor for four years, I was lawfully appointed, by the Governor, to the United States of America’s original jurisdiction Senate; so, in the final hour, as Governor, I retired from the Governor’s Office having served a full term.  The next original jurisdiction Governor of Colorado, Robert Shell, followed me into Office; and, confirmed my appointment to the original jurisdiction Senate.

From around the country, as of November 5th, 2013, all 48 Governors have since been elected in their respective offices.  Other Senators were seated, as I was, and I was elected by them as the original jurisdiction Senate’s President pro tempore; in which office I still serve.

Still, now that the governors are all reseated, we have work enough to do in the gigantic task of reseating our nation’s original jurisdiction Congress; followed by reseating the original jurisdiction President.  In the coming year (2014) we hope to complete the task!

Because the Constitution provides that a State Governor can appoint and seat vacant seats for that State in the nation’s Senate; and, because the original jurisdiction Senate can seat a vacant seat of their President of the United States of America (which has not been done since 1913), the next step necessary to reseat our nation’s government is reseat the original jurisdiction Congress.