SOVEREIGN PEOPLES INITIATIVE

FOR COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICERS, ALL VOTERS AND ALL CANDIDATES:
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Constitutionally responding to the appeal by the respective officers of the entire Commission on Elections in formulating a sound, relevant, and effective policy in navigating and addressing the challenges in the rapidly evolving technological landscape as it relates to elections, proactively seeking best practices that will help the commission in constitutionally resolving these matters, applying all the maxims, especially on jurisdiction and in regulating the Social Media, utilizing the Task Force Katotohanan, Katapatan, Katarungan sa Halalan, including your partnership with other Government Agencies preemptively correcting and combating deceptive, malicious and erroneous elections misinformation, fake news, artificial intelligence and deepfakes, which are vital in maintaining public confidence ensuring the integrity of the COMELEC as well as the sanctity of the 2025 Elections.

Following the Supreme Court’s Final and Executory Entry of Judgment which dismissed and voided the Republic of the Philippines pertaining to 1987 Article 1 National Territory rights in CAGRSP 70014 promulgated 2009; and relinquished all rights and reserves including the Philippine Constitution provided in 1987 Article XVIII Section 19 resolved 2012 by the Supreme Court Third Division in GR 171913 to Her Majesty Queen Salvacion Legaspi y Espiritu Santo, of Kingdom Filipina Hacienda as the Sovereign Crown Host, Queen of the Motherland, Regent of the Ministry of Defense and Magistrate of the Highest Tribunal Supreme Court formerly the Royal Audiencia with Absolute Fee Simple Title of the Patrimony of the Nation protected under Civil Case 3957-P entered pursuant to Royal Decree 01-4 protocol of International Law of the Land prescribed in the Treaty of Peace, as substantial proof of 1987 Article 1 rights for National Sovereignty, Territorial Integrity and Exclusive Original Jurisdiction in the Supreme Law of the Land, declaring the Sovereign Republic of the Philippines as the Constitutional Transition Government, invoking RA 525 Section 88 Change of Government granted in GR 250981 promulgated 2022, commanding the Lone District Charter City of Iligan to permanently desist from possessing and exercising acts of ownership, restoring Cadastre 292 utilized by the decentralized National Capital Region in Executive Order 292 of 1987, now the Central Sovereign Government City of Salvacion, the Mother Province Capital provided in 1987 Article XVIII Section 9, identified in Page 51 of the Book of Redemption of the Treaty of Paris.

In 1987 Article 2 Section 25 and RA 7160 Section 2, ensuring Genuine and Meaningful Autonomy; and in Comelec Rule 1 Section 2, the Applicability of the Omnibus Election Code in Batas Pambansa 881 Section 2 is no longer appropriate and applicable per CAGRSP 70014, now applying Section 281 Separability and Section 282 Repeal, provided in Comelec Rule 42. And in Section 280, in order to promote maximum efficiency in carrying out its constitutional duty to insure free, orderly and honest elections and “lest a remiss” in discharging its judicial powers and functions under the Constitution. The Commission on Elections, provided in Rule 2 Section 1, shall be reorganized under the Constitutional Transition Government to Promulgate the 1987 Transitory Provisions Article XVIII to the Sovereign Republic of the Philippines effective immediately, pursuant to 1987 Article IX-A Section 6, and call Her Majesty upon receipt for instructions and for publication in all TV, Print, Radio & Social Media.

In 1987 Article VI Section 1, the legislative power reserved to the people by the provision on initiative and referendum and Article XVII Section 2 stated in RA 6735 Section 2, 18, 19, 20, 21 & 22, as the power of the people under a system of initiative and referendum to directly enact and approve, in whole, the Constitution, laws, ordinances or resolutions passed by any legislative body upon compliance with the requirements of this Act is hereby affirmed, recognized and guaranteed. Since the Suffrage mandated in 1987 Article V Section 1 ensuring everybody adheres with the Constitution, under existing Rule of Law, and through initiative, per Comelec Rule 31 Section 1 and Rule 25 Section 1, only We the Sovereign Filipino People embracing the Constitutional Transition Government Sovereign Republic of the Philippines are qualified with the right to elect and Promulgate the 1987 Transitory Provisions:

Section 3. All existing laws, decrees, executive orders, proclamations, letters of instructions, and other executive issuances not inconsistent with this Constitution shall remain operative until amended, repealed, or revoked.

Section 9. A sub-province shall continue to exist and operate until it is converted into a regular province or until its component municipalities are reverted to the mother province.

Section 10. All courts shall continue to exercise their jurisdiction under the Highest Tribunal Supreme Court as provided by law.

Section 11. The incumbent Members of the Judiciary shall continue in office until they become incapacitated to discharge the duties of their office or are removed for cause.

Section 12. All courts, special courts and quasi-judicial bodies reorganized under the Highest Tribunal Supreme Court expedite the decision or resolution of cases or matters.

Section 13. As now practicable, the applicable period for the decision or resolution of matters submitted for adjudication, shall be determined by the Highest Tribunal Supreme Court.

Section 14. (3) CAGRSP 70014 & GR 171913 (4) Despite CAGRSP 70014, the Highest Tribunal Supreme Court assumes all responsibilities and decide or resolve cases or matters for determination, without further delay.

Section 15. The incumbent Members of the Civil Service Commission, the Commission on Elections, and the Commission on Audit shall continue in office unless they are sooner removed for cause or become incapacitated to discharge the duties of their office or appointed to a new term under the Sovereign Republic of the Philippines.

Section 16. Career civil service employees separated from the service not for cause but as a result of the reorganization shall be entitled to appropriate separation pay and to retirement and other benefits accruing to them under the laws of general application in force at the time of their separation. In lieu thereof, at the option of the employees, they may be considered for employment in the Constitutional Transition Government and applies to career officers whose resignation, tendered in line with the existing policy, had been accepted.

Section 19. All properties, records, equipment, buildings, facilities, and other assets of any office or body reorganized under this Constitution transferred to the Constitutional Transition Government.

Section 21. The Highest Tribunal Supreme Court’s legislature shall provide efficacious procedures and adequate remedies for the reversion to the Constitutional Transition Government of all lands of the public domain and real rights connected therewith which were acquired in violation of the Constitution or the public land laws, or through corrupt practices. No transfer or disposition of such lands or real rights shall be allowed after CAGRSP 70014.

Section 23. All advertising industry, Print, TV, Radio & Social Media, impressed with public interest, shall be regulated under the Sovereign Republic of the Philippines for the protection of consumers and shall be aired and published immediately for the promotion of the general welfare.

Section 24. AFP, PNP, NBI, Intelligence, Rescue, Coast Guard, Security, Defense, Private Armies and other armed groups including all Paramilitary Forces and Civilian Home Defense Forces not recognized by the Constitutional Transition Government shall be dismantled, dissolved or be converted into the regular force under the Ministry of Defense, utilizing the Executive Order 70 of 2018 Whole-of-Nation Peace for a smooth execution of transition and final resolution of the South China Sea / West Philippines Sea conflict by motu proprio.

Section 26. In relation to recovery of ill-gotten wealth shall remain in the national interest upon prima facie of Absolute Fee Simple, GR 171913, DILG Memorandum Circular 2002-89, Execution of Sheriff’s Writ Order for turn-over of all rights and reserves. The order and the list of the sequestered or frozen properties shall forthwith be registered with the Highest Tribunal Supreme Court, deemed automatic and commenced as provided.

We thank Chairman Garcia and the entire Commission on Elections for the commitment, in fulfilment of our constitutional duties with self-determination to finally restore the heart of the matter, to protect our Sovereignty with Territorial Integrity, to truly achieve our Genuine Freedom of National Independence for lasting Peace, Unity and Prosperity for God and Country!

For the Motherland and We the Sovereign Filipino People