Every aspect of this nationwide initiative has been carefully conceived and planned for years...

The following is just a quick way of providing a glimpse into the plan.

(FROM AN EMAIL, WITH NAMES REDACTED TO PROTECT THE PARTIES' IDENTITIES...)

5. Amount of damages sought - hitting, or at least threatening, the states seriously hard is the only realistic way to actually motivate *real* change. Suits seeking merely "injunctive" and/or "declaratory" relief are essentially worthless, as there is no "bite" to the teeth that need to glare with a roaring mouth. Furthermore, if <name redacted> would have bothered to read closer on the homepage he quotes the $48 trillion figure from, he would have also learned that: (1) we only expect to settle for - collectively amongst all suits nationwide - a figure in the range of only $6-7 trillion; and, (2) we are *not* seeking CASH damages/payouts, anyway - which really WOULD be unrealistic, as we do state there on the homepage... - but we are seeking the formation of settlements/judgments to be mostly in the forms of tax abatements, tax restructurings, excess land holdings, vacated buildings, and other disposable and/or unused state assets, and other similar types of "non-cash" financial liquidities, payable partially in the present, and partially in the future (especially various recurring favorable tax treatments), in addition to declarations of subrogation rights against individual family court perpetrators themselves (to facilitate recouping partial damages against recipients of particulary egregious child support amounts, alimony, unreasonable attorneys fees, court-ordered costs for certain unnecessary social workers, and etc.), which are all trade-offs under settlement negotiations for letting the states themselves partially "off the hook"... in order to help settle faster, and tangibly obtain our restorative family rights more sooner than later. This is a fairly complicated total masterplan, involving much more than just the mere filings of complaints, and it has been thoroughly worked, re-worked, and re-worked again, and one simply has to spend enough thought process to fully grasp the entire "big picture"...