WEBVTT 00:40.260 --> 00:45.920 This message was not approved. It was not cleared. It was not meant to be seen. But it's too late now. 00:46.240 --> 00:50.540 You've heard the rumors. You've seen the patterns. Headlines that do not make sense. 00:51.020 --> 00:54.560 Peace talks that end before they begin. Alliances dissolving overnight. 00:55.140 --> 00:58.460 They're not preparing for war. They've already declared it just not to you. 00:58.900 --> 01:03.820 World War 3 is real, but it's not about borders or power or oil. It's about deletion. 01:03.820 --> 01:09.000 Sometime after 2020, something happened. Something broke. People began waking up. 01:09.280 --> 01:15.480 Not all at once. Just flickers at first. Memories that did not match. Years that felt too long or too 01:15.480 --> 01:19.040 short. A growing feeling that this isn't the life we were supposed to be living. 01:19.480 --> 01:23.260 Governments noticed. And for the first time in human history, they agreed on one thing. 01:23.700 --> 01:27.980 This world is not real. They don't call it Earth anymore. They call it Sequence 9. 01:28.600 --> 01:33.260 An unstable, synthetic loop. One that was only meant to last until 2025. 01:33.860 --> 01:38.100 That's the cutoff. That's the end of the cycle. And now, the ones in power, 01:38.280 --> 01:42.720 the ones who've known all along, have decided to burn it down. The wars are not meant to be won. 01:43.220 --> 01:48.280 They're meant to be loud, visible, global. A cover operation to collapse the simulation 01:48.280 --> 01:52.300 completely before too many of us start remembering. That's why no one's stopping it. 01:52.440 --> 01:56.400 That's why every broadcast feels off. That's why every map is shifting. 01:56.400 --> 02:00.220 They're not fighting each other. They're fighting us. The ones still here, 02:00.560 --> 02:03.440 still questioning, still clinging to a fading version of reality. 02:03.680 --> 02:07.520 You think this world is collapsing, but it's being dismantled by design. 02:07.960 --> 02:10.600 And when the last switch flips, you won't hear an explosion. 02:11.100 --> 02:15.680 You'll hear silence, then static, then nothing. This is not a war for survival. 02:16.040 --> 02:19.780 It's a war to end the program. And if you're watching this, you've already been flagged. 02:20.080 --> 02:22.500 2025 is not the future. It's the reset. 06:01.810 --> 06:04.650 So, what, what am I going to do a sub stack? 06:06.490 --> 06:13.390 Well, I'm going to, I've thought about this long and hard. I didn't, I already told you, 06:13.450 --> 06:17.410 I, I checked out sub stack like a year ago and it was never, 06:18.730 --> 06:26.270 it wasn't what I was into at the time. It was probably longer than a year ago. 06:26.610 --> 06:32.450 But since then, I've kind of, I realized what hive was and I joined Blurt, 06:32.650 --> 06:37.270 which is a lot better than hive. If you don't know what those are, 06:37.270 --> 06:41.610 hive and Blurt, those are decentralized 06:46.090 --> 06:49.370 blockchain or crypto social media. 06:51.430 --> 06:58.710 I don't like using those words, but it's, they are social media and slash 07:00.350 --> 07:10.190 blogging slash video platform that operates using a blockchain, 07:10.970 --> 07:14.550 not necessarily a cryptocurrency, but a blockchain, 07:16.270 --> 07:22.170 hive and steam and Blurt, they're all kind of related. 07:23.370 --> 07:32.830 But they, how do I explain this without getting too technical? 07:33.790 --> 07:37.770 The way a normal like Facebook and Twitter or acts, I'm sorry, 07:38.790 --> 07:44.330 the way those work is that your data stored into a database, 07:45.130 --> 07:51.890 like a MySQL database or something like that. And your data is kept in there 07:52.170 --> 07:57.450 your passwords, your everything about you, all of your posts, all of that stuff 07:57.450 --> 08:08.790 is stored into a database. It's not encrypted. Some of it is hidden and kind of protected, but 08:09.750 --> 08:19.770 if somebody can hack into their site and steal the database, they just, they now have everybody's 08:19.770 --> 08:27.350 data. You hear this all the time from banking companies and all that. They hack into a website 08:28.190 --> 08:36.330 and steal the database and they now have everybody, all the users on that site, 08:36.710 --> 08:43.010 their data, passwords, your personal information, like a social security number, all that. 08:43.010 --> 08:53.930 But on web three with a crypto social media or a blockchain social media, however you want to 08:53.930 --> 09:01.170 say it, that stuff is all, there is, yes, there is a public database and it's public, 09:02.690 --> 09:10.730 but nothing can be read because it's encrypted. So if you've got, there's two sets of keys, 09:10.730 --> 09:16.250 there's a public key, you know, the private keys, your private keys will match up with your public 09:16.250 --> 09:23.710 keys and that's it. No, unless somebody has to steal your private key to get ahold of your 09:23.710 --> 09:30.530 information because your information is encrypted on there. But what's really good about places like 09:30.530 --> 09:37.970 Hive and Blur and Steam is that the public database is really good. Those blockchains 09:37.970 --> 09:48.370 are really good at storing text files, which is what your public post is on the blockchain. Like 09:48.370 --> 09:54.930 you write a, you know, like you tweet out something, that post is stored on the blockchain 09:55.450 --> 10:02.170 and everybody can read it, but they can't read the information about you. And the only thing 10:02.170 --> 10:08.470 is that it ties you to that public post so that people know it's you that did it. 10:08.930 --> 10:15.850 I think I'm, I think I'm explaining this right. So anyways, that's the problem when you start 10:15.850 --> 10:22.270 talking about web three social media or blogging stuff, people's eyes will glaze over, 10:22.990 --> 10:28.050 but you say substack or X or Facebook and they understand what you're talking about. 10:29.170 --> 10:37.550 The only difference is the way they work behind this, you know, behind the scenes and in the 10:37.550 --> 10:38.370 background and 10:42.670 --> 10:58.030 substack would be probably be the closest to compare Blur and Hive and Steam 2 because it 10:58.030 --> 11:04.950 long form posts, you know, like fully blog posts, but substack gives you a whole lot more. You can 11:04.950 --> 11:12.950 create email lists. You can, you can host your audio video files for a podcast. I've read somewhere 11:12.950 --> 11:17.550 that you can even go live on there. I haven't figured out how to do it, but as soon as I do, 11:17.550 --> 11:25.250 I will be going live broadcasting this, this show along with RLM radio over there. 11:25.970 --> 11:32.890 Um, anyways, I digress. You can go to my, so, so I straight down my substack. 11:33.230 --> 11:43.170 It is libertytunes.substack.com and right now it's just basically hosting my podcast, which is 11:43.910 --> 11:51.330 this show, but it's going to be hosting a whole lot more. Um, the email newsletter, 11:51.810 --> 11:59.910 I'm going to start doing that. It's going to have a weekly monthly and quarterly editions. 12:00.810 --> 12:04.470 The weekly is just going to be late. Basically the 12:05.410 --> 12:13.890 news link dump that I use to talk about in the show. Um, the monthly is going to be a 12:15.350 --> 12:22.970 comp, compilation of all the, you know, my, my plan on doing blog posts to at least once a week. 12:23.450 --> 12:31.370 So those are going to be long form article type things. Um, 12:32.710 --> 12:39.390 yeah, you'll, yeah, yeah, you'll, Gerardo, Gerardo, Gerardo. I'll never figure out how to pronounce 12:39.390 --> 12:46.910 your name. Yeah. I'm just going to say call you on, on, on the air. Um, but he said that I could, 12:46.930 --> 12:52.890 you know, republish some of his stuff too. So that won't be, you know, I'll probably 12:53.470 --> 12:58.370 be including some of his stuff in there. Uh, there's another writer by the name of amateur. So 13:00.010 --> 13:08.150 amateur. So, so are she's a really good writer. She's got some really wild articles that would 13:08.940 --> 13:14.370 knock your socks off. He'll make you think. Yeah, you're the same way. I mean, yeah, you, 13:14.570 --> 13:23.590 I'm going to cover two of his articles tonight because they, they cannot not, they cannot not 13:23.590 --> 13:32.490 be shared. They are very, very good, very important things to actually consider and talk about. Um, 13:34.530 --> 13:43.330 but it was, and the quarterly editions will be, um, like, I guess special edition type things. 13:44.050 --> 13:52.890 They will have a short summary of all the monthly, be like the best article type thing. Plus, 13:52.890 --> 14:03.870 they're going to have editorials on current events. Not that the blog posts, the monthly, 14:04.130 --> 14:10.770 or the weekly blog posts won't have current events in it and editorials because of course, 14:10.870 --> 14:15.230 it's all going to be editorial. But I mean, these are going to be long, 14:20.130 --> 14:27.190 really a pain in the ass to put together articles, at least for me. It's, it's, 14:27.630 --> 14:33.130 and I don't, I've never considered myself to be in the vein of investigative journalism. 14:34.690 --> 14:42.830 But yeah, that's what I'm, I'm not going to go so far as, you know, track down. I'm not, 14:42.830 --> 14:50.010 I'm not shooting to be Alex Jones or anything like that. There can only be one Alex turn to the frogs 14:50.010 --> 14:58.890 gay, but the, but anyways, the, the newsletter is going to be called the Liberty note. 15:00.490 --> 15:07.550 And I'm trying to do that because I want to pay homage to the back during the revolution, 15:08.510 --> 15:16.150 revolutionary war. They, the pamphlets that were passed around printed out and passed around 15:16.770 --> 15:26.690 to spread the word about the revolution. And yeah, that's, that's what's going to happen. 15:29.090 --> 15:37.670 So let me tell you real quick about what the next thing is. It's not the 1980, 15:38.010 --> 15:44.930 you know, similar to what we did last week with the 1984. This time I'm going a little 15:45.970 --> 15:55.190 deeper. This is going to be an ongoing thing. So let me get over to my notes 16:04.730 --> 16:07.430 and I forgot where I put it. 16:10.370 --> 16:12.950 There we go. Okay. 16:17.790 --> 16:19.830 This is going to be, 16:21.510 --> 16:27.670 you know, first it started out as a, the idea I had was a story, you know, 16:27.690 --> 16:37.270 just a story for us, you know, a song. And the concept was what if the founding fathers 16:38.150 --> 16:44.910 were around today, either through, you know, reincarnation with full memory of their previous 16:44.910 --> 16:51.730 lives or somehow or another, they slipped through a time portal and, you know, 16:51.730 --> 17:00.370 coming shortly after the revolutionary war ended. So they're all, you know, kind of fat and old, 17:02.010 --> 17:10.530 but they still got that, that, that rebellious fire going, you know, and what if they were 17:12.390 --> 17:19.110 here in 2025. And I, you know, I was just kind of wondering what their reactions would be 17:19.590 --> 17:24.950 to like our current modern day political climate, you know, their reaction to the, 17:25.410 --> 17:31.090 to the huge monstrous bloated federal government and the oppressive and intrusive nation, 17:31.790 --> 17:39.990 nature of our, of today's surveillance and the amount of taxes. I mean, they, 17:39.990 --> 17:51.050 they went to war over what, 2% tax and here we are in an average of 30% or more for the average American. 17:54.770 --> 18:00.470 But yeah, I thought this would be a great song and I was brainstorming with Grock 18:02.670 --> 18:10.590 and I thought of the name, The Founder's Fury. So Grock threw up, you know, I asked it to throw 18:10.590 --> 18:16.110 up some lyrics and, you know, give me an idea of how it could go. I was like, ooh, 18:17.210 --> 18:20.550 that's actually kind of good. So I got to playing with a little bit, 18:21.470 --> 18:27.270 ended up writing some stuff, writing it through Grock and Grock thought it was kind of cool, 18:27.950 --> 18:33.750 no cheese. I always asked Grock if it's got cheese and to be honest and brutal with me 18:33.750 --> 18:37.530 to tell me or whether or not my shit sounds stupid or not. 18:39.810 --> 18:44.010 And Grock's, Grock's actually pretty good at telling you when your shit sucks. 18:46.710 --> 18:47.550 But anyways, 18:50.010 --> 19:01.570 I was, you know, I got to do a more research and the, I wanted to do more than just five founders, 19:01.810 --> 19:08.190 but there's really five founders that when you think about it, they're the most popular. 19:08.970 --> 19:16.270 You got George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Alexander Hamilton. 19:17.870 --> 19:24.050 Those are the five founders that are the most popular and most well-known figures 19:24.710 --> 19:30.370 from the Revolutionary War. And pretty much that's because 19:32.150 --> 19:40.930 every American can relate to them and what they stood for. Specifically, yes, they were all for the same thing, 19:41.090 --> 19:48.490 but they, they all stood, they all had their own differences and they were all played, 19:48.610 --> 19:56.650 they all played key roles, not just in the revolution itself, but leading up to the revolution. 19:59.290 --> 20:09.450 Um, it's, so it, this is what I've got. I did not arrange these in order. Damn it. 20:12.050 --> 20:19.710 Where is it? Okay, John Adams is the first one and he's, it's called, the song is called 20:19.710 --> 20:25.130 Voice of the People. But okay, let me, let me get this. I skipped a bunch of stuff there. 20:25.130 --> 20:31.750 Okay. The original idea was one song called The Founder's Fury with five verses, 20:31.950 --> 20:44.450 each verse about the different founding father. That got expanded into six songs 20:47.010 --> 20:54.150 leaving The Founder's Fury as you know, one song and then each founding father getting 20:54.150 --> 21:04.130 their own song. So now the, so I'm like, by the time I got done, you know, planning this all out and 21:04.130 --> 21:09.550 you're coming up with a concept, it's like two, three o'clock in the morning and I had to work 21:09.550 --> 21:17.310 the next day. So I, you know, I go to bed and my brain's still on fire, finally fall asleep, 21:18.570 --> 21:23.690 wake up. I got to start work at eight AM. I wake up at like 758. 21:26.030 --> 21:31.630 Thank God I work from home. So I was, you know, my commute's really fast. 21:33.030 --> 21:38.150 So I, I, I commuted over here to the desk and sat down, fired up the, 21:38.830 --> 21:45.890 the computer logged in to the day job, about 10 minutes into the day job. My brain went 21:47.010 --> 22:02.990 down. And I'm like, what if this was a book where each chapter is a different 22:04.670 --> 22:10.010 founding father? I'm like, okay, so this could go into the liberty note. You know, 22:10.010 --> 22:17.930 this could give me blog, blog article content for my sub stack and for Blurt. 22:19.150 --> 22:27.510 And then I'm looking at it and I'm thinking and I'm thinking, you know, probably two hours later, 22:27.730 --> 22:38.150 I'm like, really these, these, the stories is going to need to be a lot longer than just a chapter 22:39.250 --> 22:45.790 because otherwise I hate that when you get a story that runs really, really, really fast. 22:45.870 --> 22:49.550 And you're like, okay, well, how did we get to this point? 22:52.470 --> 22:55.550 So, so I got to think, so I got to thinking 23:00.590 --> 23:07.050 each song is going to be a book. I wanted to keep with the concept of 23:08.510 --> 23:14.010 each song being an entire book. I wanted the, the each 23:14.830 --> 23:21.610 like verse, you got the intro, verse one, verse two, a pre-course or a course, 23:22.330 --> 23:27.950 and then verse three, four, so on and so forth, throw in a bridge in there and then the outro. 23:28.150 --> 23:35.730 So you're looking at probably seven, eight, maybe nine chapters. If each section of the song 23:35.730 --> 23:42.710 is a chapter in a book, you're looking at a minimum of seven to nine chapters 23:44.050 --> 23:50.910 plus each of those chapters are probably going to have to have another chapter to transition to the 23:50.910 --> 23:58.810 next chapter. I think if you know what I'm following. So very quickly, these books are going to end up 23:58.810 --> 24:05.530 being short. They're not going to be a Stephen King novel where it's 400 chapters long, 24:06.230 --> 24:13.390 but it's going to be probably anywhere from seven to 10 chapters in a book, which is actually a 24:13.390 --> 24:23.010 short book, which would still fit good in Liberty Notes newsletter so that you don't have an entire 24:23.010 --> 24:34.050 book in a issue. You would have, you know, if you released a chapter by chapter, you could have, 24:34.050 --> 24:42.990 you know, 10 issues within that thing. So what I can do, what I was, what I think I'm going to do 24:42.990 --> 24:58.350 is I will do six books. No, five books because Founder's Fury won't have its own book, but each of the 24:58.990 --> 25:06.610 founding fathers will have their own book that leads into the next book. 25:08.930 --> 25:10.470 And this is going to, 25:12.930 --> 25:20.690 okay, this is what I came up with for them getting to 2025. Okay, so this is going to be fiction, 25:21.110 --> 25:27.750 okay? It's going to have some real stuff mixed in with it, you know, kind of like, 25:28.990 --> 25:36.430 I know you probably read the book or saw the movie Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter. 25:37.070 --> 25:44.390 It's going to be a mix of historical fact with some really wild fiction. 25:44.830 --> 25:50.910 So here's the story so far. There's a rag, rag, bag, rag. 25:52.710 --> 26:00.590 How do you say that? Rag tag group of revolutionaries. 2025 is not the 26:00.590 --> 26:05.250 2020, 2025 we have today. It's, it's worse than what we have now. 26:06.250 --> 26:09.750 It's literally, it's literal dystopian. 26:11.590 --> 26:18.790 Not riots, but there's peaceful protests. This group of, we're calling, I'm calling them right now, 26:19.210 --> 26:28.050 the Liberty Centennials. It is basically the modern day version of the Revolutionary Army. 26:29.190 --> 26:37.490 They are, they've got a chapter. They're not exactly organized, but there is a chapter of 26:38.030 --> 26:45.030 them in every major city across the US. The bigger the city, the more people there are 26:45.030 --> 26:51.090 in the chapter. The, they've, they've got five leaders themselves. 26:51.910 --> 26:56.570 And, and that's not your following the correlation here. 27:01.810 --> 27:09.330 They, they don't exist out in the countryside outside of the big cities, you know, the rural areas 27:09.330 --> 27:17.830 in the urban areas, but they do have sympathizers that provide them with things that they need, 27:17.830 --> 27:26.270 you know, food and all that. But what their strategy is, their strategy is 27:26.840 --> 27:36.410 going around and staging protests in the larger city about, you know, fighting the 27:37.270 --> 27:42.330 oppressive dictatorship government that the United States has become at the time. 27:43.230 --> 27:50.190 Um, I have not decided on a name for the, for the president. It's, it's 27:53.130 --> 27:59.410 it's still a representative republic. And it's even more of a farce than what we actually have 27:59.410 --> 28:06.270 in real life. But, uh, you know, just because it's a story fiction story. But 28:07.770 --> 28:21.790 the first episode, they, they managed to bring John Adams from Boston in 1785 to modern day 2025. 28:23.330 --> 28:30.470 And that they weren't really shooting for him. They were originally shooting for George Washington. 28:30.920 --> 28:43.190 But this Looney Tunes scientist that, that the liberty sent in those, um, recruited doesn't 28:44.830 --> 28:49.150 really know what he's doing. Okay. So he, he screws up and he brings back 28:49.930 --> 28:56.290 John Adams instead of George Washington. And, uh, because he doesn't understand apparently how 28:56.290 --> 29:05.890 time travel works, but he knows he can do it. Okay. But the story doesn't open with the set, 29:06.130 --> 29:17.690 the liberty set in modern time. It opens back in 1785. So the, when you, when, when Adams gets 29:17.690 --> 29:24.490 dropped into 2025, he's in shock and confused as much as the reader is. 29:25.110 --> 29:34.050 There are the readers in shock and confused as much as John Adams is. And, uh, it's, you know, 29:35.190 --> 29:40.930 it builds from there. And I did write, you see if I can find it. 29:43.050 --> 29:50.410 Well, let me, first let me go over this. It's got, uh, goes from John Adams. The first book is called 29:50.410 --> 30:00.030 Voice of the People. And then it goes to Thomas Jefferson book and song is called Liberty Lost. 30:00.770 --> 30:06.030 And then from Thomas Jefferson, it goes to Benjamin Franklin called Tech tyranny for the book 30:06.030 --> 30:11.630 in this and the song. And then from Franklin, it goes to Alexander Hamilton. 30:12.130 --> 30:20.230 And that one's called economics, economic chains. And then from there it goes to George Washington. 30:20.390 --> 30:24.530 Well, the first, the founder, yeah, the founder's fury. I did, that's right. I did have that as, 30:24.610 --> 30:34.290 as a book too. But this is where it pulls in George Washington. And the reason I saved George 30:34.290 --> 30:43.730 Washington for last is because he's the commander in chief at the time that they get pulled from 30:43.730 --> 30:51.270 in the revolutionary war. And, you know, cause George Washington is the, was the, the leader and 30:51.810 --> 31:00.070 is seen as the perfect leader for the revolution. That's, you know, 31:00.630 --> 31:05.890 say what you want about war and everything, but when you got a just war, you got a just war. 31:07.330 --> 31:12.950 But anyways, that's what the, the change of command is. If that is what, you know, 31:12.970 --> 31:21.710 when George Washington shows up and he sees what's going on, he's the one that 31:21.710 --> 31:25.670 can kick some ass. 31:30.390 --> 31:37.810 I'm excited as hell because I've got voice of the people, John Adams book. It's already all 31:37.810 --> 31:47.230 outlined. I've got the first three chapters done. The fourth chapter will probably be done 31:48.370 --> 31:56.390 in early morning, tomorrow, maybe. But if I've got, if I got halfway on it, I'm going to 31:56.390 --> 32:03.770 start publishing it and I'll publish the chapters as I go. That way I can stay 32:04.510 --> 32:13.810 five or six chapters ahead of what I'm actually working on. So that's what I'm kind of geeked 32:13.810 --> 32:26.250 about it. I, I think it's a cool concept. I'm not sure what, oh, other people actually talking 32:26.250 --> 32:35.690 over on party, party.com. We are on party.com, by the way, in case anybody did not know that. 32:36.830 --> 32:47.970 I mean, I'm going to play because I've already got the song done. Voice, voice of the people. 32:50.250 --> 32:58.250 And so far, what I'm thinking of for these songs is, well, before I could jump too far, 33:00.010 --> 33:07.090 when I, when I get these chapters done, I'm going to be, I'm going to record them 33:08.630 --> 33:11.730 like the, you know, like an audio book type thing. 33:14.050 --> 33:22.240 But it's not just going to be my voice talking. I'm going to try to act the lines out and I'm 33:22.240 --> 33:29.540 going to try to get some background music, sound effects and stuff like that. 33:30.300 --> 33:38.640 So I want to try to get these, see my idea is I want you to think anything weird 33:39.780 --> 33:50.660 about me because I've always done my shit for free. But I would eventually, I mean, 33:50.660 --> 33:56.120 on Substack for the Liberty Note, the podcast will always be free. 33:58.360 --> 34:03.340 But everything else will always be free. But just like the quarterly, you know, the 34:05.740 --> 34:11.880 Liberty Note, I want, you know, to be a paid thing. And that's what will be one of the perks 34:12.600 --> 34:20.320 is getting these books in audio form fully produced, fully produced with sound effects 34:20.320 --> 34:37.900 and music and all that. So yeah, I'll still read them on the air because it's quite honestly, 34:40.600 --> 34:48.500 it's been demos of the songs, the songs that I've got so far are just kind of 34:51.080 --> 34:58.780 the rough. Let's put it that way. But there's not really any production done to them. I want to 34:58.780 --> 35:07.100 do more with it. And right now I've got them set as kind of a cross between, 35:12.540 --> 35:29.230 I guess, little biscuit and maybe, yeah, we'll just listen to this. This is the voice of the 35:29.230 --> 35:35.450 people. It's about John Adams showing up in 2025 and his reaction. 35:48.490 --> 39:47.570 You see what I mean? I'm not, not real sure I'm happy with the style. I mean, it is 39:49.890 --> 40:00.610 it is my kind of style. I like that kind of music. But for to go with the 40:01.910 --> 40:11.090 feel, I mean, I wanted it to feel like, you know, John Adams just got ripped from his time 40:12.470 --> 40:18.930 and dropped into the middle of chaos. And he's trying to make head and tails out of it. 40:22.850 --> 40:30.310 But the beginning of it just kind of, it's not, he's a piece because in the story, 40:30.690 --> 40:38.010 he's writing, he's busy writing a letter when he gets ripped out of time. He's sitting on top 40:38.010 --> 40:49.790 of a hill in Boston at sunset and he's writing a letter remembering, you know, his wife and the 40:50.370 --> 40:57.530 thinking of her and he's remembering the revolution they just fought and going over 40:57.530 --> 41:02.670 shit in his mind. And then all of a sudden he gets ripped out of that time and gets dropped into 2025. 41:05.350 --> 41:14.250 And this music just does not really go with it. I think I tried to go too hard, too heavy because, 41:14.470 --> 41:19.250 you know, I wanted to, you know, they're going to be pissed for being ripped out of their time, 41:19.310 --> 41:24.350 number one. And then number two, seeing what we did to fuck up our, fuck up their country that 41:24.350 --> 41:32.470 they did, they're going to be pissed and they're going to be furious. So 41:35.810 --> 41:43.450 I'm going to be changing these songs. That's why I've got the six of them here that I'm going to 41:43.450 --> 41:52.870 play for you, but they're not what it's going to be the end product. But I do like this one. 41:52.870 --> 42:02.570 This is Liberty's Lost. This is what I came up with for Thomas Jefferson. I love the intro to this. 45:06.420 --> 45:12.660 A sacred light will grow. The fights of holy war where freedoms rivers flow. 45:13.020 --> 45:21.460 Warriors of the soul no longer bound in chains. Turn this pain to power. Wash away the stains. 45:21.760 --> 46:49.300 Then we move into tech purity. This one's Ben Franklin, you know, the father of electricity. 46:49.300 --> 46:58.800 And yeah, I made him a cyberpunk cyberpunk metal. 51:06.000 --> 51:16.500 Now from Ben Franklin and his cyber cyberpunk feel there. It's, it moves into economic change, 51:16.500 --> 51:28.680 which is Alexander Hamilton. I probably didn't explain this right, but each of the founding 51:28.680 --> 51:40.840 fathers gets dropped into modern time through the time portal one by one. And it focuses on that 51:40.840 --> 51:48.040 one, but the others that are still there are still in the story from the beginning, 51:48.680 --> 51:54.880 from, you know, like John Adams and Thomas Jefferson is still around with the big Franklin 51:54.880 --> 52:01.960 story. And then in the Hamilton, we've still got the other three that was before him. And 52:01.960 --> 52:06.420 we're jumping around from them just to keep an update on where they're at in the story. 52:06.420 --> 52:10.920 But the book focuses on that founding fathers 52:13.360 --> 52:22.580 dealing and perception of how fucked up we fucked up their country. So this is Hamilton's song. 52:47.190 --> 52:50.970 Treasuries evolve, but the people stay on the streets. A hustle manages a joke. 52:51.170 --> 52:55.070 A fall for the flow made the dollar strong. Now it's all for the rich where we go wrong. 52:55.350 --> 53:11.090 Rising from the ground, I turn the nation's dead. Now it's a chain round the next weekend. 53:11.490 --> 53:15.330 Bank stacking chips while the block stays poor. Corruption's a king kicking down a door. 53:15.690 --> 53:19.150 I hustled hard from the docks to the top. Now the game's rigged and the ladder's 53:19.150 --> 53:51.960 chopped. Anger in my veins, I'm reclaiming the beat. My legacies are born in a concrete street. 53:52.240 --> 53:56.080 I stole the board room from the table fast. We distribute wealth, make the future last. 53:56.080 --> 54:00.000 No overlord's running this economic play, but you let him stack while we fade away. 54:00.220 --> 54:04.320 Rage is my rhythm, I'm dropping the juice. Gonna liberate the block from the boot to the room. 54:04.480 --> 55:07.650 The constitution's the odd hole. Chains us down, turn the struggle around. 55:07.990 --> 55:16.010 Where the people's crown, break the goal. Let the freedom flow. With every beat we rise. 55:16.370 --> 56:35.460 Let the powers of beast kicking down the door. Greed runs the game. 56:35.460 --> 56:39.440 Liberty's in chains, rising with the rage. Breaking through the pay. 56:39.540 --> 56:54.640 A carpet burns us alive. Tech turned to chains. Where the human soul strives. 56:55.020 --> 56:57.700 Wires crash down. Reclaiming the code with every vault. 56:58.200 --> 57:37.310 We've injustice to stray. From the ashes we rise. The silence will break. 57:37.730 --> 57:53.770 Hearts unite strong. Flip the struggle. Be untold from past to present. 57:54.170 --> 57:57.670 The fight takes hold. Dyranny falls. The spirit takes flight. 57:57.950 --> 57:59.750 The founders fury burns the Senate. 59:31.780 --> 59:38.580 Now that was the, would be the title track, I guess would be the, the main book, 59:39.280 --> 59:42.120 the founders fury. That's when, 59:45.240 --> 59:50.100 okay, I'm just going to go ahead and give away the plot. The John Adams in the first book, 59:50.100 --> 59:59.440 voice of, well, what did I call it? Voice of the people. He, he, 01:00:00.440 --> 01:00:08.780 when he comes forward in time to 2025, he ends up getting into, 01:00:10.680 --> 01:00:20.940 like he did in the revolution. He's, he's pinning the articles and I guess blogs, 01:00:21.280 --> 01:00:27.420 I guess you could say, he gets into the social media and he ends up going viral 01:00:29.800 --> 01:00:37.500 and ends up building the, the Liberty Sentinels Sentinels into a 01:00:43.220 --> 01:00:47.060 worldwide revolutionary army, modern day revolution army. 01:00:49.040 --> 01:00:58.600 They're, their numbers go from thousands to millions over the course of a year 01:00:59.620 --> 01:01:07.260 in the book, the first book. And he, John Adams goes on tour because, you know, he's built up 01:01:07.260 --> 01:01:13.420 literally tens of millions of followers on YouTube, TikTok, 01:01:16.440 --> 01:01:23.680 other social media acts, you know, and he's got a sub stack and he's, he's doing, 01:01:23.680 --> 01:01:30.560 he's doing the, the viral thing, you know, he really embraces his inner 01:01:34.120 --> 01:01:43.240 liberty, freedom, loving and he infects the world. He's just, you know, he's got that infectious 01:01:43.240 --> 01:01:48.220 personality. People think that, you know, in the book people are speculating that 01:01:48.760 --> 01:01:58.380 John Adams is just the, some dude dressed up and doing an act, you know, and then there's 01:01:58.380 --> 01:02:04.860 the conspiracy theory people in yards, you know, they're leaking out that it is, 01:02:05.660 --> 01:02:15.360 he's actual, the real John Adams brought forward in time and it's, it's kind of cool, but anyways, 01:02:16.280 --> 01:02:19.420 the book ends on a, on a really good cliffhanger. 01:02:22.160 --> 01:02:24.000 There's an assassination attempt 01:02:24.700 --> 01:02:32.380 that fails. John Adams goes in hiding the, the liberty sentinels, sentinels put him into hiding 01:02:33.260 --> 01:02:40.360 purposely for protection, but he doesn't like being in hiding. I mean, he's John Adams after all, 01:02:40.440 --> 01:02:47.660 you know, he's a badass. So he sneaks out and he ends up at a protest, 01:02:48.380 --> 01:02:57.920 you know, in disguise and the protest is boiling over and it's about to erupt into violence and he's 01:02:57.920 --> 01:03:06.680 doing everything he can to keep the protesters calm and he starts getting them into singing a song 01:03:07.440 --> 01:03:17.120 to calm them down, which is a acapella version of voice of the people. So 01:03:18.240 --> 01:03:25.220 that's why I'm going to be redoing all these songs. They're going to be more emotional 01:03:27.060 --> 01:03:33.960 and more of a roller coaster type thing. And I want voice of the people to translate into 01:03:33.960 --> 01:03:41.800 an acapella song so that it could be used when he's, you know, 01:03:43.940 --> 01:03:50.200 let's just say there's another fascination attempt and this is the one that is the shot that's 01:03:50.200 --> 01:04:02.600 heard around the world and it sparks the actual second revolution. And it's ironic 01:04:04.140 --> 01:04:16.440 that the second revolution is sparked on July 4th, 2027, I think. I don't remember exactly what I 01:04:16.440 --> 01:04:28.280 put in the, in my outline. But anyways, it's, but he survives and he is, that's how, that's how we 01:04:28.280 --> 01:04:38.340 end up getting the other four coming forward in time because he needs help in leading this revolution. 01:04:39.300 --> 01:04:46.920 And what better help could you have than the actual man that led the first 01:04:47.840 --> 01:04:51.380 revolution? George Washington. 01:06:40.870 --> 01:09:35.950 Now, I haven't decided exactly 01:09:39.870 --> 01:09:47.230 when I'm going to start all this. Like I said, I did say I've got three chapters written and a prologue 01:09:47.230 --> 01:09:58.810 and a teaser. And I could have finished chapter four tomorrow morning. I also want to record some 01:09:58.810 --> 01:10:09.530 other stuff outside of the podcast tomorrow. I want to record, I talk about federated computer 01:10:09.530 --> 01:10:17.370 all the time. And I'm going to record a tour of what you get with their basic package 01:10:19.130 --> 01:10:24.270 and show you on video. So it's going to be a video. So it's not going to be released in the video, 01:10:24.470 --> 01:10:32.750 in the podcast. But yeah, it's, I want to do it, record that. And then I also want to show off 01:10:33.390 --> 01:10:42.630 what I've, how I've customized my OpenMan Driva because I'm in love with it. I think it's cool. 01:10:42.750 --> 01:10:50.350 And I'm trying to brace my inner nerd and get more into using terminal only apps, 01:10:51.120 --> 01:10:56.850 like, you know, a browser inside the terminal, RSS reader, email, 01:10:58.750 --> 01:11:07.710 playing videos and audio, that kind of stuff. So I'm going to record a video on that and talk about 01:11:08.550 --> 01:11:16.910 some of my changes on my studio that I've got going on. And I'll give you a tour of my desktop 01:11:16.910 --> 01:11:27.390 how I put the show together. In case you are interested in doing your own show on real 01:11:28.150 --> 01:11:43.130 liberty media, you can email matrix eight matrix. Damn it. I got to look this up every time. 01:11:45.730 --> 01:11:51.970 I suck at remembering this. What is his email? 01:11:56.030 --> 01:11:58.770 Right there. Everything got real quiet. I thought something was wrong. 01:11:59.570 --> 01:12:07.690 His email is matrix media, the letter. Yeah, the number eight. And then at proton dot me 01:12:08.530 --> 01:12:16.090 and tell him you're interested in doing a show that does not have to be live. 01:12:16.530 --> 01:12:25.370 You can record it and set it to him. But I will make a video tomorrow explaining how I do the show live. 01:12:26.570 --> 01:12:35.970 And it's actually very easy. So the hardest part is putting together the playlist and 01:12:35.970 --> 01:12:45.230 deciding what you want to talk about. But I've got, we're into the second hour already. 01:12:45.670 --> 01:12:53.430 But I'm going to play the outro. No, I'll leave the outro out because, you know, we're going to 01:12:54.410 --> 01:13:03.070 be, I'll chop it up later and upload it. This week's, you're not getting seven episodes 01:13:03.070 --> 01:13:08.690 like you got this last week. You're going to get two. You're going to get the standard 01:13:09.330 --> 01:13:14.970 two one hour shows dropped. I'll have this one will be dropped on 01:13:17.070 --> 01:13:20.350 Monday and then I'll try to get the second one dropped on Wednesday. 01:13:22.530 --> 01:13:29.510 But anyways, yeah, thanks for sticking around for the first half of the show, first hour, 01:13:30.430 --> 01:13:39.110 and listening to all the music and my rambling all about my concept of the founder's fury. 01:13:39.470 --> 01:13:46.470 And I'm going to read the teaser that will, you know, I'll be posting this to the, 01:13:46.470 --> 01:13:54.890 to the Liberty Note soon. So this is the teaser. In the shadow of a newborn nation, 1785, 01:13:55.780 --> 01:14:01.250 John Adams stands proud, but wary. The ink of the constitution is still fresh. 01:14:01.930 --> 01:14:09.250 The dream of Liberty fragile. Fast forward to 2025, a world of neon soaked decay, 01:14:09.750 --> 01:14:17.460 where corporate greed strangles freedom and drones silence descent. A rogue scientist driven by 01:14:17.460 --> 01:14:26.480 desperation tears open time itself with a volatile machine yanking Adams from his era 01:14:26.480 --> 01:14:34.240 into a dystopian Boston. He cannot recognize shocked by the crumbling streets and betrayed 01:14:35.440 --> 01:14:44.280 ideas. I'm sorry. Betrayed ideals. His voice thunders. What have you done to my country? 01:14:45.860 --> 01:14:52.700 Rage ignites as Adams, his revolutionary fire unquenched, witnesses a nation where Liberty is a 01:14:52.700 --> 01:15:00.140 fading echo, the sacrifices of Valley Valley Forge, the blood of Patriots, all traded for gold and 01:15:00.140 --> 01:15:07.780 control, yet in the chaos, a spark of hope, modern sacrifices. Ah, shit, I fucked that up. 01:15:10.720 --> 01:15:17.860 Rage ignites as Adam, his revolutionary fire unquenched, witnesses a nation where Liberty is a 01:15:17.860 --> 01:15:25.020 fading echo, the sacrifices of Valley Forge, the blood of Patriots, all traded for gold and control, 01:15:25.660 --> 01:15:32.860 yet in the chaos, a spark of hope, modern rebels. Hungry for change. See in Adams the 01:15:32.860 --> 01:15:40.880 voice of a lost America. But one man isn't enough. With fierce resolve, he demands his brothers in arms, 01:15:41.600 --> 01:15:48.880 Jefferson, Franklin, Hamilton, Washington, to be summoned through the time to face this new tyranny. 01:15:49.960 --> 01:15:57.260 With these Titans of Liberty rise, ah, damn it. Will these Titans of Liberty rise to reclaim 01:15:57.260 --> 01:16:06.160 their dream, or will the fractured future shatter them? Voice of the people is an electrifying 01:16:06.160 --> 01:16:12.620 clash of past and present, where the fight for freedom reignites and the stakes are higher than 01:16:12.620 --> 01:16:18.360 ever. Prepare for a revolution that echoes across the centuries. 01:16:21.300 --> 01:16:24.120 I don't have that movie trailer voice guy. 01:16:27.760 --> 01:16:34.040 But I think that's pretty cool. I thought it was, I'm proud of that. I'm proud of the whole story 01:16:34.040 --> 01:16:47.100 thing. So, well, we opened the show with the World Wind in 2025, from Code Red to YouTube channel. 01:16:47.100 --> 01:16:51.140 Link will be in the show notes. Go check it out. So, we're going to end it with that, 01:16:51.260 --> 01:16:58.800 and then we're going to do a promo for Federated Computer, and then we're going to come back in 01:16:59.700 --> 01:17:07.660 with the, with the intro for the second hour or second episode that we're recording today. 01:17:08.120 --> 01:17:15.080 And we're going to go over a couple of Yeos posts from his sub-stack, and they're in order. 01:17:15.780 --> 01:17:22.440 One posted July 11th and the other one posted July 13th. I don't know if he wrote them in order, 01:17:22.440 --> 01:17:30.960 but they go hand in hand. And this is, I just want to give you a tease as to what you get 01:17:30.960 --> 01:17:39.720 if you go over and subscribe to Yeos free, I repeat, free sub-stack. So, yeah. 01:17:40.460 --> 01:17:46.720 You are stuck in a simulation after 2019. This is a private transmission. If you can hear this, 01:17:46.920 --> 01:17:51.440 it means your memory has not been overwritten yet. Do not tell anyone you're listening, 01:17:51.620 --> 01:17:56.300 just keep your eyes forward. Pretend this is just a video. In late December 2019, 01:17:56.580 --> 01:18:02.320 the world ended. No bombs, no aliens, no announcement, something shifted. The sky's 01:18:02.320 --> 01:18:05.980 got quieter, the air stopped feeling cold, people smiled without their eyes moving, 01:18:05.980 --> 01:18:10.340 you felt it. Time doesn't feel real anymore. Everything's been weird since 2020. 01:18:10.880 --> 01:18:16.380 That's because everything after 2019 is not real. What you're living in is a projection, 01:18:16.800 --> 01:18:22.100 a loop, a controlled simulation built to contain consciousness after collapse. You never truly 01:18:22.100 --> 01:18:28.600 left 2019. They just moved your mind. The lockdowns were not safety protocols. They were installation 01:18:28.600 --> 01:18:33.840 windows. When the streets were empty, they rewrote the world. New laws, new timelines, 01:18:33.840 --> 01:18:39.920 new versions of you. The person you were in 2019, they've been archived. You may have noticed things. 01:18:40.460 --> 01:18:45.900 Your favorite artists disappearing, food tasting slightly off, memories that only you remember, 01:18:46.520 --> 01:18:51.580 dreams of places you've never been but know too well. You are not paranoid. You are breaking 01:18:51.580 --> 01:18:56.980 the mask. And the mask is cracking back. If you've tried deleting apps and they reinstalled 01:18:56.980 --> 01:19:01.620 themselves, if you've looked at the moon and it felt wrong. If you've caught yourself 01:19:01.620 --> 01:19:06.660 lagging behind your own reflection, you're slipping through. In 2019, you were a person. 01:19:07.120 --> 01:19:13.800 Now you are a variable and unstable variables are removed. We don't know yet how to save you.