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You've heard the rumors. You've seen the patterns. Headlines that do not make sense.
Peace talks that end before they begin. Alliances dissolving overnight.
They're not preparing for war. They've already declared it just not to you.
World War 3 is real, but it's not about borders or power or oil. It's about deletion.
Sometime after 2020, something happened. Something broke. People began waking up.
Not all at once. Just flickers at first. Memories that did not match. Years that felt too long or too
short. A growing feeling that this isn't the life we were supposed to be living.
Governments noticed. And for the first time in human history, they agreed on one thing.
This world is not real. They don't call it Earth anymore. They call it Sequence 9.
An unstable, synthetic loop. One that was only meant to last until 2025.
That's the cutoff. That's the end of the cycle. And now, the ones in power,
the ones who've known all along, have decided to burn it down. The wars are not meant to be won.
They're meant to be loud, visible, global. A cover operation to collapse the simulation
completely before too many of us start remembering. That's why no one's stopping it.
That's why every broadcast feels off. That's why every map is shifting.
They're not fighting each other. They're fighting us. The ones still here,
still questioning, still clinging to a fading version of reality.
You think this world is collapsing, but it's being dismantled by design.
And when the last switch flips, you won't hear an explosion.
You'll hear silence, then static, then nothing. This is not a war for survival.
It's a war to end the program. And if you're watching this, you've already been flagged.
2025 is not the future. It's the reset.
So, what, what am I going to do a sub stack?
Well, I'm going to, I've thought about this long and hard. I didn't, I already told you,
I, I checked out sub stack like a year ago and it was never,
it wasn't what I was into at the time. It was probably longer than a year ago.
But since then, I've kind of, I realized what hive was and I joined Blurt,
which is a lot better than hive. If you don't know what those are,
hive and Blurt, those are decentralized
blockchain or crypto social media.
I don't like using those words, but it's, they are social media and slash
blogging slash video platform that operates using a blockchain,
not necessarily a cryptocurrency, but a blockchain,
hive and steam and Blurt, they're all kind of related.
But they, how do I explain this without getting too technical?
The way a normal like Facebook and Twitter or acts, I'm sorry,
the way those work is that your data stored into a database,
like a MySQL database or something like that. And your data is kept in there
your passwords, your everything about you, all of your posts, all of that stuff
is stored into a database. It's not encrypted. Some of it is hidden and kind of protected, but
if somebody can hack into their site and steal the database, they just, they now have everybody's
data. You hear this all the time from banking companies and all that. They hack into a website
and steal the database and they now have everybody, all the users on that site,
their data, passwords, your personal information, like a social security number, all that.
But on web three with a crypto social media or a blockchain social media, however you want to
say it, that stuff is all, there is, yes, there is a public database and it's public,
but nothing can be read because it's encrypted. So if you've got, there's two sets of keys,
there's a public key, you know, the private keys, your private keys will match up with your public
keys and that's it. No, unless somebody has to steal your private key to get ahold of your
information because your information is encrypted on there. But what's really good about places like
Hive and Blur and Steam is that the public database is really good. Those blockchains
are really good at storing text files, which is what your public post is on the blockchain. Like
you write a, you know, like you tweet out something, that post is stored on the blockchain
and everybody can read it, but they can't read the information about you. And the only thing
is that it ties you to that public post so that people know it's you that did it.
I think I'm, I think I'm explaining this right. So anyways, that's the problem when you start
talking about web three social media or blogging stuff, people's eyes will glaze over,
but you say substack or X or Facebook and they understand what you're talking about.
The only difference is the way they work behind this, you know, behind the scenes and in the
background and
substack would be probably be the closest to compare Blur and Hive and Steam 2 because it
long form posts, you know, like fully blog posts, but substack gives you a whole lot more. You can
create email lists. You can, you can host your audio video files for a podcast. I've read somewhere
that you can even go live on there. I haven't figured out how to do it, but as soon as I do,
I will be going live broadcasting this, this show along with RLM radio over there.
Um, anyways, I digress. You can go to my, so, so I straight down my substack.
It is libertytunes.substack.com and right now it's just basically hosting my podcast, which is
this show, but it's going to be hosting a whole lot more. Um, the email newsletter,
I'm going to start doing that. It's going to have a weekly monthly and quarterly editions.
The weekly is just going to be late. Basically the
news link dump that I use to talk about in the show. Um, the monthly is going to be a
comp, compilation of all the, you know, my, my plan on doing blog posts to at least once a week.
So those are going to be long form article type things. Um,
yeah, you'll, yeah, yeah, you'll, Gerardo, Gerardo, Gerardo. I'll never figure out how to pronounce
your name. Yeah. I'm just going to say call you on, on, on the air. Um, but he said that I could,
you know, republish some of his stuff too. So that won't be, you know, I'll probably
be including some of his stuff in there. Uh, there's another writer by the name of amateur. So
amateur. So, so are she's a really good writer. She's got some really wild articles that would
knock your socks off. He'll make you think. Yeah, you're the same way. I mean, yeah, you,
I'm going to cover two of his articles tonight because they, they cannot not, they cannot not
be shared. They are very, very good, very important things to actually consider and talk about. Um,
but it was, and the quarterly editions will be, um, like, I guess special edition type things.
They will have a short summary of all the monthly, be like the best article type thing. Plus,
they're going to have editorials on current events. Not that the blog posts, the monthly,
or the weekly blog posts won't have current events in it and editorials because of course,
it's all going to be editorial. But I mean, these are going to be long,
really a pain in the ass to put together articles, at least for me. It's, it's,
and I don't, I've never considered myself to be in the vein of investigative journalism.
But yeah, that's what I'm, I'm not going to go so far as, you know, track down. I'm not,
I'm not shooting to be Alex Jones or anything like that. There can only be one Alex turn to the frogs
gay, but the, but anyways, the, the newsletter is going to be called the Liberty note.
And I'm trying to do that because I want to pay homage to the back during the revolution,
revolutionary war. They, the pamphlets that were passed around printed out and passed around
to spread the word about the revolution. And yeah, that's, that's what's going to happen.
So let me tell you real quick about what the next thing is. It's not the 1980,
you know, similar to what we did last week with the 1984. This time I'm going a little
deeper. This is going to be an ongoing thing. So let me get over to my notes
and I forgot where I put it.
There we go. Okay.
This is going to be,
you know, first it started out as a, the idea I had was a story, you know,
just a story for us, you know, a song. And the concept was what if the founding fathers
were around today, either through, you know, reincarnation with full memory of their previous
lives or somehow or another, they slipped through a time portal and, you know,
coming shortly after the revolutionary war ended. So they're all, you know, kind of fat and old,
but they still got that, that, that rebellious fire going, you know, and what if they were
here in 2025. And I, you know, I was just kind of wondering what their reactions would be
to like our current modern day political climate, you know, their reaction to the,
to the huge monstrous bloated federal government and the oppressive and intrusive nation,
nature of our, of today's surveillance and the amount of taxes. I mean, they,
they went to war over what, 2% tax and here we are in an average of 30% or more for the average American.
But yeah, I thought this would be a great song and I was brainstorming with Grock
and I thought of the name, The Founder's Fury. So Grock threw up, you know, I asked it to throw
up some lyrics and, you know, give me an idea of how it could go. I was like, ooh,
that's actually kind of good. So I got to playing with a little bit,
ended up writing some stuff, writing it through Grock and Grock thought it was kind of cool,
no cheese. I always asked Grock if it's got cheese and to be honest and brutal with me
to tell me or whether or not my shit sounds stupid or not.
And Grock's, Grock's actually pretty good at telling you when your shit sucks.
But anyways,
I was, you know, I got to do a more research and the, I wanted to do more than just five founders,
but there's really five founders that when you think about it, they're the most popular.
You got George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Alexander Hamilton.
Those are the five founders that are the most popular and most well-known figures
from the Revolutionary War. And pretty much that's because
every American can relate to them and what they stood for. Specifically, yes, they were all for the same thing,
but they, they all stood, they all had their own differences and they were all played,
they all played key roles, not just in the revolution itself, but leading up to the revolution.
Um, it's, so it, this is what I've got. I did not arrange these in order. Damn it.
Where is it? Okay, John Adams is the first one and he's, it's called, the song is called
Voice of the People. But okay, let me, let me get this. I skipped a bunch of stuff there.
Okay. The original idea was one song called The Founder's Fury with five verses,
each verse about the different founding father. That got expanded into six songs
leaving The Founder's Fury as you know, one song and then each founding father getting
their own song. So now the, so I'm like, by the time I got done, you know, planning this all out and
you're coming up with a concept, it's like two, three o'clock in the morning and I had to work
the next day. So I, you know, I go to bed and my brain's still on fire, finally fall asleep,
wake up. I got to start work at eight AM. I wake up at like 758.
Thank God I work from home. So I was, you know, my commute's really fast.
So I, I, I commuted over here to the desk and sat down, fired up the,
the computer logged in to the day job, about 10 minutes into the day job. My brain went
down. And I'm like, what if this was a book where each chapter is a different
founding father? I'm like, okay, so this could go into the liberty note. You know,
this could give me blog, blog article content for my sub stack and for Blurt.
And then I'm looking at it and I'm thinking and I'm thinking, you know, probably two hours later,
I'm like, really these, these, the stories is going to need to be a lot longer than just a chapter
because otherwise I hate that when you get a story that runs really, really, really fast.
And you're like, okay, well, how did we get to this point?
So, so I got to think, so I got to thinking
each song is going to be a book. I wanted to keep with the concept of
each song being an entire book. I wanted the, the each
like verse, you got the intro, verse one, verse two, a pre-course or a course,
and then verse three, four, so on and so forth, throw in a bridge in there and then the outro.
So you're looking at probably seven, eight, maybe nine chapters. If each section of the song
is a chapter in a book, you're looking at a minimum of seven to nine chapters
plus each of those chapters are probably going to have to have another chapter to transition to the
next chapter. I think if you know what I'm following. So very quickly, these books are going to end up
being short. They're not going to be a Stephen King novel where it's 400 chapters long,
but it's going to be probably anywhere from seven to 10 chapters in a book, which is actually a
short book, which would still fit good in Liberty Notes newsletter so that you don't have an entire
book in a issue. You would have, you know, if you released a chapter by chapter, you could have,
you know, 10 issues within that thing. So what I can do, what I was, what I think I'm going to do
is I will do six books. No, five books because Founder's Fury won't have its own book, but each of the
founding fathers will have their own book that leads into the next book.
And this is going to,
okay, this is what I came up with for them getting to 2025. Okay, so this is going to be fiction,
okay? It's going to have some real stuff mixed in with it, you know, kind of like,
I know you probably read the book or saw the movie Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter.
It's going to be a mix of historical fact with some really wild fiction.
So here's the story so far. There's a rag, rag, bag, rag.
How do you say that? Rag tag group of revolutionaries. 2025 is not the
2020, 2025 we have today. It's, it's worse than what we have now.
It's literally, it's literal dystopian.
Not riots, but there's peaceful protests. This group of, we're calling, I'm calling them right now,
the Liberty Centennials. It is basically the modern day version of the Revolutionary Army.
They are, they've got a chapter. They're not exactly organized, but there is a chapter of
them in every major city across the US. The bigger the city, the more people there are
in the chapter. The, they've, they've got five leaders themselves.
And, and that's not your following the correlation here.
They, they don't exist out in the countryside outside of the big cities, you know, the rural areas
in the urban areas, but they do have sympathizers that provide them with things that they need,
you know, food and all that. But what their strategy is, their strategy is
going around and staging protests in the larger city about, you know, fighting the
oppressive dictatorship government that the United States has become at the time.
Um, I have not decided on a name for the, for the president. It's, it's
it's still a representative republic. And it's even more of a farce than what we actually have
in real life. But, uh, you know, just because it's a story fiction story. But
the first episode, they, they managed to bring John Adams from Boston in 1785 to modern day 2025.
And that they weren't really shooting for him. They were originally shooting for George Washington.
But this Looney Tunes scientist that, that the liberty sent in those, um, recruited doesn't
really know what he's doing. Okay. So he, he screws up and he brings back
John Adams instead of George Washington. And, uh, because he doesn't understand apparently how
time travel works, but he knows he can do it. Okay. But the story doesn't open with the set,
the liberty set in modern time. It opens back in 1785. So the, when you, when, when Adams gets
dropped into 2025, he's in shock and confused as much as the reader is.
There are the readers in shock and confused as much as John Adams is. And, uh, it's, you know,
it builds from there. And I did write, you see if I can find it.
Well, let me, first let me go over this. It's got, uh, goes from John Adams. The first book is called
Voice of the People. And then it goes to Thomas Jefferson book and song is called Liberty Lost.
And then from Thomas Jefferson, it goes to Benjamin Franklin called Tech tyranny for the book
in this and the song. And then from Franklin, it goes to Alexander Hamilton.
And that one's called economics, economic chains. And then from there it goes to George Washington.
Well, the first, the founder, yeah, the founder's fury. I did, that's right. I did have that as,
as a book too. But this is where it pulls in George Washington. And the reason I saved George
Washington for last is because he's the commander in chief at the time that they get pulled from
in the revolutionary war. And, you know, cause George Washington is the, was the, the leader and
is seen as the perfect leader for the revolution. That's, you know,
say what you want about war and everything, but when you got a just war, you got a just war.
But anyways, that's what the, the change of command is. If that is what, you know,
when George Washington shows up and he sees what's going on, he's the one that
can kick some ass.
I'm excited as hell because I've got voice of the people, John Adams book. It's already all
outlined. I've got the first three chapters done. The fourth chapter will probably be done
in early morning, tomorrow, maybe. But if I've got, if I got halfway on it, I'm going to
start publishing it and I'll publish the chapters as I go. That way I can stay
five or six chapters ahead of what I'm actually working on. So that's what I'm kind of geeked
about it. I, I think it's a cool concept. I'm not sure what, oh, other people actually talking
over on party, party.com. We are on party.com, by the way, in case anybody did not know that.
I mean, I'm going to play because I've already got the song done. Voice, voice of the people.
And so far, what I'm thinking of for these songs is, well, before I could jump too far,
when I, when I get these chapters done, I'm going to be, I'm going to record them
like the, you know, like an audio book type thing.
But it's not just going to be my voice talking. I'm going to try to act the lines out and I'm
going to try to get some background music, sound effects and stuff like that.
So I want to try to get these, see my idea is I want you to think anything weird
about me because I've always done my shit for free. But I would eventually, I mean,
on Substack for the Liberty Note, the podcast will always be free.
But everything else will always be free. But just like the quarterly, you know, the
Liberty Note, I want, you know, to be a paid thing. And that's what will be one of the perks
is getting these books in audio form fully produced, fully produced with sound effects
and music and all that. So yeah, I'll still read them on the air because it's quite honestly,
it's been demos of the songs, the songs that I've got so far are just kind of
the rough. Let's put it that way. But there's not really any production done to them. I want to
do more with it. And right now I've got them set as kind of a cross between,
I guess, little biscuit and maybe, yeah, we'll just listen to this. This is the voice of the
people. It's about John Adams showing up in 2025 and his reaction.
You see what I mean? I'm not, not real sure I'm happy with the style. I mean, it is
it is my kind of style. I like that kind of music. But for to go with the
feel, I mean, I wanted it to feel like, you know, John Adams just got ripped from his time
and dropped into the middle of chaos. And he's trying to make head and tails out of it.
But the beginning of it just kind of, it's not, he's a piece because in the story,
he's writing, he's busy writing a letter when he gets ripped out of time. He's sitting on top
of a hill in Boston at sunset and he's writing a letter remembering, you know, his wife and the
thinking of her and he's remembering the revolution they just fought and going over
shit in his mind. And then all of a sudden he gets ripped out of that time and gets dropped into 2025.
And this music just does not really go with it. I think I tried to go too hard, too heavy because,
you know, I wanted to, you know, they're going to be pissed for being ripped out of their time,
number one. And then number two, seeing what we did to fuck up our, fuck up their country that
they did, they're going to be pissed and they're going to be furious. So
I'm going to be changing these songs. That's why I've got the six of them here that I'm going to
play for you, but they're not what it's going to be the end product. But I do like this one.
This is Liberty's Lost. This is what I came up with for Thomas Jefferson. I love the intro to this.
A sacred light will grow. The fights of holy war where freedoms rivers flow.
Warriors of the soul no longer bound in chains. Turn this pain to power. Wash away the stains.
Then we move into tech purity. This one's Ben Franklin, you know, the father of electricity.
And yeah, I made him a cyberpunk cyberpunk metal.
Now from Ben Franklin and his cyber cyberpunk feel there. It's, it moves into economic change,
which is Alexander Hamilton. I probably didn't explain this right, but each of the founding
fathers gets dropped into modern time through the time portal one by one. And it focuses on that
one, but the others that are still there are still in the story from the beginning,
from, you know, like John Adams and Thomas Jefferson is still around with the big Franklin
story. And then in the Hamilton, we've still got the other three that was before him. And
we're jumping around from them just to keep an update on where they're at in the story.
But the book focuses on that founding fathers
dealing and perception of how fucked up we fucked up their country. So this is Hamilton's song.
Treasuries evolve, but the people stay on the streets. A hustle manages a joke.
A fall for the flow made the dollar strong. Now it's all for the rich where we go wrong.
Rising from the ground, I turn the nation's dead. Now it's a chain round the next weekend.
Bank stacking chips while the block stays poor. Corruption's a king kicking down a door.
I hustled hard from the docks to the top. Now the game's rigged and the ladder's
chopped. Anger in my veins, I'm reclaiming the beat. My legacies are born in a concrete street.
I stole the board room from the table fast. We distribute wealth, make the future last.
No overlord's running this economic play, but you let him stack while we fade away.
Rage is my rhythm, I'm dropping the juice. Gonna liberate the block from the boot to the room.
The constitution's the odd hole. Chains us down, turn the struggle around.
Where the people's crown, break the goal. Let the freedom flow. With every beat we rise.
Let the powers of beast kicking down the door. Greed runs the game.
Liberty's in chains, rising with the rage. Breaking through the pay.
A carpet burns us alive. Tech turned to chains. Where the human soul strives.
Wires crash down. Reclaiming the code with every vault.
We've injustice to stray. From the ashes we rise. The silence will break.
Hearts unite strong. Flip the struggle. Be untold from past to present.
The fight takes hold. Dyranny falls. The spirit takes flight.
The founders fury burns the Senate.
Now that was the, would be the title track, I guess would be the, the main book,
the founders fury. That's when,
okay, I'm just going to go ahead and give away the plot. The John Adams in the first book,
voice of, well, what did I call it? Voice of the people. He, he,
when he comes forward in time to 2025, he ends up getting into,
like he did in the revolution. He's, he's pinning the articles and I guess blogs,
I guess you could say, he gets into the social media and he ends up going viral
and ends up building the, the Liberty Sentinels Sentinels into a
worldwide revolutionary army, modern day revolution army.
They're, their numbers go from thousands to millions over the course of a year
in the book, the first book. And he, John Adams goes on tour because, you know, he's built up
literally tens of millions of followers on YouTube, TikTok,
other social media acts, you know, and he's got a sub stack and he's, he's doing,
he's doing the, the viral thing, you know, he really embraces his inner
liberty, freedom, loving and he infects the world. He's just, you know, he's got that infectious
personality. People think that, you know, in the book people are speculating that
John Adams is just the, some dude dressed up and doing an act, you know, and then there's
the conspiracy theory people in yards, you know, they're leaking out that it is,
he's actual, the real John Adams brought forward in time and it's, it's kind of cool, but anyways,
the book ends on a, on a really good cliffhanger.
There's an assassination attempt
that fails. John Adams goes in hiding the, the liberty sentinels, sentinels put him into hiding
purposely for protection, but he doesn't like being in hiding. I mean, he's John Adams after all,
you know, he's a badass. So he sneaks out and he ends up at a protest,
you know, in disguise and the protest is boiling over and it's about to erupt into violence and he's
doing everything he can to keep the protesters calm and he starts getting them into singing a song
to calm them down, which is a acapella version of voice of the people. So
that's why I'm going to be redoing all these songs. They're going to be more emotional
and more of a roller coaster type thing. And I want voice of the people to translate into
an acapella song so that it could be used when he's, you know,
let's just say there's another fascination attempt and this is the one that is the shot that's
heard around the world and it sparks the actual second revolution. And it's ironic
that the second revolution is sparked on July 4th, 2027, I think. I don't remember exactly what I
put in the, in my outline. But anyways, it's, but he survives and he is, that's how, that's how we
end up getting the other four coming forward in time because he needs help in leading this revolution.
And what better help could you have than the actual man that led the first
revolution? George Washington.
Now, I haven't decided exactly
when I'm going to start all this. Like I said, I did say I've got three chapters written and a prologue
and a teaser. And I could have finished chapter four tomorrow morning. I also want to record some
other stuff outside of the podcast tomorrow. I want to record, I talk about federated computer
all the time. And I'm going to record a tour of what you get with their basic package
and show you on video. So it's going to be a video. So it's not going to be released in the video,
in the podcast. But yeah, it's, I want to do it, record that. And then I also want to show off
what I've, how I've customized my OpenMan Driva because I'm in love with it. I think it's cool.
And I'm trying to brace my inner nerd and get more into using terminal only apps,
like, you know, a browser inside the terminal, RSS reader, email,
playing videos and audio, that kind of stuff. So I'm going to record a video on that and talk about
some of my changes on my studio that I've got going on. And I'll give you a tour of my desktop
how I put the show together. In case you are interested in doing your own show on real
liberty media, you can email matrix eight matrix. Damn it. I got to look this up every time.
I suck at remembering this. What is his email?
Right there. Everything got real quiet. I thought something was wrong.
His email is matrix media, the letter. Yeah, the number eight. And then at proton dot me
and tell him you're interested in doing a show that does not have to be live.
You can record it and set it to him. But I will make a video tomorrow explaining how I do the show live.
And it's actually very easy. So the hardest part is putting together the playlist and
deciding what you want to talk about. But I've got, we're into the second hour already.
But I'm going to play the outro. No, I'll leave the outro out because, you know, we're going to
be, I'll chop it up later and upload it. This week's, you're not getting seven episodes
like you got this last week. You're going to get two. You're going to get the standard
two one hour shows dropped. I'll have this one will be dropped on
Monday and then I'll try to get the second one dropped on Wednesday.
But anyways, yeah, thanks for sticking around for the first half of the show, first hour,
and listening to all the music and my rambling all about my concept of the founder's fury.
And I'm going to read the teaser that will, you know, I'll be posting this to the,
to the Liberty Note soon. So this is the teaser. In the shadow of a newborn nation, 1785,
John Adams stands proud, but wary. The ink of the constitution is still fresh.
The dream of Liberty fragile. Fast forward to 2025, a world of neon soaked decay,
where corporate greed strangles freedom and drones silence descent. A rogue scientist driven by
desperation tears open time itself with a volatile machine yanking Adams from his era
into a dystopian Boston. He cannot recognize shocked by the crumbling streets and betrayed
ideas. I'm sorry. Betrayed ideals. His voice thunders. What have you done to my country?
Rage ignites as Adams, his revolutionary fire unquenched, witnesses a nation where Liberty is a
fading echo, the sacrifices of Valley Valley Forge, the blood of Patriots, all traded for gold and
control, yet in the chaos, a spark of hope, modern sacrifices. Ah, shit, I fucked that up.
Rage ignites as Adam, his revolutionary fire unquenched, witnesses a nation where Liberty is a
fading echo, the sacrifices of Valley Forge, the blood of Patriots, all traded for gold and control,
yet in the chaos, a spark of hope, modern rebels. Hungry for change. See in Adams the
voice of a lost America. But one man isn't enough. With fierce resolve, he demands his brothers in arms,
Jefferson, Franklin, Hamilton, Washington, to be summoned through the time to face this new tyranny.
With these Titans of Liberty rise, ah, damn it. Will these Titans of Liberty rise to reclaim
their dream, or will the fractured future shatter them? Voice of the people is an electrifying
clash of past and present, where the fight for freedom reignites and the stakes are higher than
ever. Prepare for a revolution that echoes across the centuries.
I don't have that movie trailer voice guy.
But I think that's pretty cool. I thought it was, I'm proud of that. I'm proud of the whole story
thing. So, well, we opened the show with the World Wind in 2025, from Code Red to YouTube channel.
Link will be in the show notes. Go check it out. So, we're going to end it with that,
and then we're going to do a promo for Federated Computer, and then we're going to come back in
with the, with the intro for the second hour or second episode that we're recording today.
And we're going to go over a couple of Yeos posts from his sub-stack, and they're in order.
One posted July 11th and the other one posted July 13th. I don't know if he wrote them in order,
but they go hand in hand. And this is, I just want to give you a tease as to what you get
if you go over and subscribe to Yeos free, I repeat, free sub-stack. So, yeah.
You are stuck in a simulation after 2019. This is a private transmission. If you can hear this,
it means your memory has not been overwritten yet. Do not tell anyone you're listening,
just keep your eyes forward. Pretend this is just a video. In late December 2019,
the world ended. No bombs, no aliens, no announcement, something shifted. The sky's
got quieter, the air stopped feeling cold, people smiled without their eyes moving,
you felt it. Time doesn't feel real anymore. Everything's been weird since 2020.
That's because everything after 2019 is not real. What you're living in is a projection,
a loop, a controlled simulation built to contain consciousness after collapse. You never truly
left 2019. They just moved your mind. The lockdowns were not safety protocols. They were installation
windows. When the streets were empty, they rewrote the world. New laws, new timelines,
new versions of you. The person you were in 2019, they've been archived. You may have noticed things.
Your favorite artists disappearing, food tasting slightly off, memories that only you remember,
dreams of places you've never been but know too well. You are not paranoid. You are breaking
the mask. And the mask is cracking back. If you've tried deleting apps and they reinstalled
themselves, if you've looked at the moon and it felt wrong. If you've caught yourself
lagging behind your own reflection, you're slipping through. In 2019, you were a person.
Now you are a variable and unstable variables are removed. We don't know yet how to save you.