UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 

WESTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS 

AUSTIN DIVISION 

COMMISSION FOR LAWYER DISCIPLINE, § 

Plaintiff, § 

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BRAND! K STOKES, § 

Defendant. § 

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CASE # A:20-CV-0153-RP 

OFFER OF PROOF 

Now comes the Defendant, Branch K Stokes, and provides the attached Offer of Proof 

concerning her need to give classified testimony. Now that the Department of Justice is openly 

admitting that the Chinese military is involved with malicious hacking activities designed to 

ascertain sensitive information on Americans, the Defendant believes that it is appropriate to 

produce this information at this time. Defendant additionally can provide testimony 

suggesting or indicating that the network of Chinese and enmeshed Americans that 

participate in the 'Great Mission of Tao" operate in secret and are, at a minimum, in 

communication with members of the Chinese military. The Defendant can further testify that 

she has reason to believe this network has hubs in Texas, Alabama, Massachusetts, New York, 

California, Mexico, and South America, at a minimum. The Defendant has in her possession the 

names of some of the Texas, Massachusetts, and New York participants. Because this network 

is coordinating with the Chinese military, the United States is in some regions, under occupation 

for the purpose of Geneva Conventions application. Defendant has reason to believe that one of 

the "Tao Masters" operating in South America is also a General in the Chinese military. While 

this evidence still needs to be reviewed for classification, it is not yet classified as to the 

Defendant and publicly available information now corroborates the Defendant's concern. 

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The Defendant's observations of the activities of this network lead her to believe 

that organizers of the network are using religious prophecies to procure cooperation but 

that missionary work is not the primary objective. Defendant has practiced Tao in an 

independent manner since the early 1990s, and the Defendant does not believe that the Tao 

practice promulgated by this network is genuine. 

It is relevant to note that this network approached the Defendant within six 

months of her initial report to the FBI in 2012, which had been mishandled. Defendant 

started pulling away from the network as soon as she noticed a problem, and Defendant 

filed a request to give a classified complaint as soon as she realized that there had been an 

attempt to recruit her into this group for military or reconnaissance purposes. 

Defendant still has a need to give classified testimony in order to explain the 

relevancy of this information to the Defendant. 

DATED:Februaryl4,2020. j?1'lBréndi K Stokes, Defendant 

Texas State Bar No. 24044940 

brandi.stokesgmail.com I +1 512 206 0202 

P.O. Box 301916 I AUSTiN, TX 78703 

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 

I certify that on February 14, 2020, a true and correct copy of this Application to Proceed 

in District Court Without Prepaying Fees or Costs was served on counsel for the Plaintiff 

through CMRRR. 

'I 

Brandi Stokes 

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FORWARD 

"For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto 

the west, so shall the coming of the Son of Man be. "- Matthew 24:27 Under the decree of God, Tao is being propagated at lightning speed from the East to the West for the purpose of the final spiritual salvation. There is a great need for the knowledge of Tao in order to let people all over the world realize that this "One Great 

Event of the Holy Endeavor" is finally here and that the Great 

Mission of Tao has been bestowed upon us who have received Tao 

from almighty God. With this in mind, this book, the first volume of a series, is being 

published. The content of this book is based in part upon a Tao 

lecture series in English which was held at the Temple Ji Li in San Gabriel, California. Readers may find that some areas of the book are too abbreviated or too general in nature. It is due to the profoundness of the subjects covered. To describe each subject in detail would have requircd great volumes of words and was not 

the intention for this series of publications. 'Ihis series of booklets is more intended as a general iiit iodtictiun to lit0 and a guide to 

some general topics. 

The Great Mission of Tao 

We would like to apologize to any reader who may find that some parts of this book are difficult to understand due to their 

abbreviation. We welcome sincerely with great appreciation any comments or suggestions from readers regarding any mistakes or omissions that were made. 

We are very grateful to many predecessors who worked very hard 

on this book in giving suggestions, proof reading, editing and graphic design. Editors 

Respectfully written in San Gabriel, California 

January, 1997 

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