In three, two, one, real liberty.
Everyone is out there prepping for the Hollywood apocalypse.
Zombies, explosions, high speed chases.
Nobody's prepping for the right one.
The boring one.
I look around and see the crypto bros hoarding Bitcoin on
USB sticks, convinced that when the shit hits the fan,
they'll be the new kings.
Here's a reality check in a true hard reset.
The grid goes down.
And when the grid goes down, there is no cloud.
There is no blockchain and there are no servers.
Your ledger nano s.
It's just a very expensive, useless rock.
So why are we here today talking about high tech Liberty
Suites and local AI stacks?
Because we are living in the golden hour, the brief window
where the lights are still on.
We aren't building this tech to live in the matrix.
We're using this software as the pump to fill the physical
tank, your brain and your body, your bookshelf.
We use the tech now to extract the knowledge we need
to survive later.
The software is the pump.
Your mind is the weapon.
Let's build the forge because it helps if I push the button.
Hello and welcome back to Liberty tunes on real Liberty
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You can get all these shows if you're listening live and
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Actually, let me take it back.
It's casto pod dot Liberty tunes.org.
There you can subscribe to the podcast.
I've got I kind of what the what the noodle teased the
teased it a lot last week as to what I've been doing.
I've been building this thing called.
The Liberty suite.
And I do plan on releasing this.
The code for it and all of the stuff that's built into it.
But what it is is basically it's up to like the 10 or
11 tools now that I've built using my local AI.
And I'm going to go over and tell you exactly what it's
all about today during the show.
I mean, we've got two hours.
It may not take the full two hours because I'm going to do
the best I can because this is an audio show and trying
to explain it through audio so that you can convey it is
going to be a pain in the ass.
So I am once I get everything done and everything's working
great.
I will start doing some videos and throw them on YouTube
and peer tube and bitch you and wherever to show you how
to do this on your own links to where you can find the
actual source code so you can take it, copy it, change
the file names and some pass in the in your in the code
and you can do it for yourself.
So anyways, check this out.
I kind of totally screwed up my script by saying all that
it was, but anyways, this is actually what I wrote down
for the script.
Let's get right into the meat of it.
We're watching the hijacking in real time.
The world of the day or the word of the day is sovereign.
Now, do you and me people who actually value liberty and
freedom sovereign means something very specific.
It means you answer to no one.
It means you own your destiny, but in the tech world words
are just skins they wear to sell you the same old chains.
We've been analyzing the corporate board view of this term.
We looked at the top pitches from Dell Zedora Zedara.
Sorry, and the venture capitalist set a 16 Z and people
their definition of sovereignty is purely geopolitical.
It has nothing to do with you.
Take Dell and their eye on tech propaganda and to them sovereign
AI is about data residency.
As long as the server farm is physically located inside
your country's borders and likely owned by a government
approved partner, they slot the sovereign sticker on it.
When you have a Zedara, they don't even hide it.
They pitch sovereignty explicitly explicitly as compliance
for governments and banks.
Since when did sovereignty become a synonym for doing exactly
what the regulators tell you?
And it gets worse.
You have a 16 Z talking about foundational model diplomacy.
They view AI as the new oil of resource for nations to hoard
not for individuals to own.
This is the strategy and it's a classic capture in the loop.
Big tech realized the word sovereign is dangerous, but because
because it implies freedom.
So the pivot is to hijack the term they want sovereign to
mean the king or the state owns the AI.
Now, if you're wondering what started all started me on this
particular thing is I ran across a video from the YouTuber.
He's really into AI.
I don't know if he actually works in the industry, but
he's really cool and he built this thing.
It's the.
Through the term out there, sovereign AI and if the thing
he built is a AI chat that small enough to runs on your
phone locally, local AI on your phone.
And I was like, dude, this is pretty cool.
And he attached the term sovereign AI to it.
My dumb ass went to YouTube and typed in sovereign AI as
a search term and I pull up pages and pages of results of
sovereign AI and not one of them is talking about actual
sovereign AI.
They're talking about the state or the government or
a company owns the AI and not the individual and
individuals have no right to own the AI.
It belongs purely in the hands of the government and the
companies and it's like, um, no, that's not sovereign.
So that's what got me started on this and this little rant
that I have to say something about because it's when you
hear sovereign AI either go and remind them that what they
are saying is sovereign is not sovereign AI.
What they are saying is that it's centralized and controlled
by the government.
There is nothing sovereign about that.
We need it to mean the individual owns the AI.
So here's here's my bonehead view.
The true definition.
It's simple, not your device, not your intelligence.
I have a litmus test for this is it's the unplugged test.
If you can't unplug the internet cable from the wall and
still run the model, it's not sovereign.
It's a rental.
What Dell is pitching as sovereign cloud is just a digital
person prison cell that happens to be built on your own soil.
You're still a surf.
You just have a local landlord instead of a foreign one.
So the action item here is to reject the state sovereign
narrative.
If it runs on a cluster, you don't have rude access to
it's just digital surf them 2.0.
They're building an AI factories for the state.
We are here to build mineforges for the individual.
So if we reject their cloud, what do we replace it with?
We have to shift our mindset from being a consumer of a
good, you know, a consumer of tech.
You have to be bring it to being an industrialist of
the mind.
The holy grail here is total automation without the leash.
We're moving away from reliance on big tech, API's Google open
AI, anthropic.
Why?
Because those API's can be throttled.
They can be censored and they can be turned off the moment
your opinions become problematic.
To do this, you need iron.
You need the hardware stack.
So let's talk about the rig that runs my uncle bonehead empire.
Okay, first, I've got big bitch.
Big bitch is not currently in operation right now.
It's waiting on a on a power supply.
And I plan to upgrade the GPU on it in the future, but
for now, it's it's going to be the main GPU rig.
It's it's going to handle all the actual inference.
When I need a model to think to analyze to crunch data, it's
going to go to big bitch.
She does the heavy lifting.
So I don't have to wait in line for a cloud server.
But what I have right now are two other machines.
I have only bitch in a one bitch too.
In case you didn't know this little fun little fact, I name all
of my computers something bitch because with my experience
with computers, every single one of them is a bitch.
It's and it's usually the I usually go with like the name
of the distro and then bitch.
So like I've got open mandrake on both of these machines.
So I've got oh, and bitch one and well, oh, and bitch and
oh, and bitch too.
And they're there, you know, they're both running open
mandrake.
Big bitch is named big bitch because of the case.
Not necessarily because she is a big bitch.
The case is freaking huge.
And it's like takes up half my desk.
So that's why I named it big bitch.
Anyways, I digress.
Oh, and bitch and oh, and bitch too.
They're both running open mandrake.
They handle lightweight requests, the scripting, the
audio processing.
They are the managers.
They keep the workflow moving.
And while in the in the background, big bitch is going
to be the back broom doing all the math and crunching
the numbers.
Heavy lifted stuff.
But hardware is just a theater or she did it.
Sorry.
Hardware is just a heater without a brain.
That's where a llama comes in.
Oh, I'm as the engine.
It's what lets us run these massive language models
locally on our own metal.
And the model of choice right now is llama 3.2.
Although for the last, I guess probably five or six days
now since it's been released that I've been using
menstrual 3.3 because it's a smaller LLM and it
still runs on a llama.
Think of a llama as a llama is not the AI and a llama
is just the platform that an LLM runs on.
The LLM that I am using is men's menstrual 3.3.
And it is it is outperforming llama 3.2.
So just so you know.
Anyways, but the reason why is it it seems to hit the absolute
sweet spot between speed and intelligence for a local setup.
It's smart enough to understand nuance, but fast enough that
I'm not waiting 10 minutes for a response and a live production
environment latency is the enemy.
You will notice that you hear everybody talking about Ram.
What most of them when it comes to AI, what they're talking
about for Ram is V Ram, which is what runs on your GPU.
You can have 128 gigabytes of actual Ram on your computer
and that will help, but it's not going to be as
fast as 12 gigabytes of VRAM on your GPU.
So just keep that in mind and do your research when you're
getting into doing all of this.
Now, why is why is latency?
The priority because I'm spending my weekends to week
in Linux configs and managing GPU heat.
No, it's about seizing the means of production.
We have the stack big bitch.
Lama Lama 3.2 ministerial 3.3.
You are no longer just a podcaster.
Your media conglomerate the stack allows a single single
dissident me to produce content with the speed of act speed
accuracy and efficiency of the entire CNN newsroom.
They have interns and editors and producers.
I have Python scripts and a GPU and quite frankly, I'm like
in my odds.
Now, I know some of you are thinking bonehead.
That sounds great, but I don't know Python.
I don't know how to wrangle a llama.
That was a really bad dad joke.
Sorry.
Listen to me.
I'm not building a walled garden here.
That's that's for Apple.
That's for the digital surfs.
I'm planning to take the entire Liberty Suite.
Every messy bash script, every Python file.
All the glue that holds this operation together and I am
going to dump it on GitHub.
It's going to be open source, free as a freedom.
And because I know looking at raw code can be intimidating, I
can I'm also planning to record video walkthroughs.
I'm going to fire up the screen recorder and show you exactly
how these tools work.
I'll show you how Liberty Intel wakes up.
I'll show you how shell sage helps me think.
I don't just want to have a factory.
I want us to have a network of factories.
So look out for these links coming soon.
We're going to take a break right now.
When I come back, I'm going to open the toolbox and talk
a little bit about the actual Liberty Suite, the custom code
I wrote to weaponize my hardware.
So stay tuned.
Welcome back to the shop floor.
Last segment, we talked about the iron.
Big bitch, the OM bitches, all them bitches.
None of that.
Think about it.
Maybe I shouldn't name my computer's bitches.
What you doing?
I was just hanging out messing with my bitches.
Oh, damn it.
Anyways, like I said, a hardware without software is just
a fancy expensive way to to each room.
You need to you need the code to drive the gears.
So I'm calling this the Liberty Suite.
It's the custom arsenal that I've written to automate the
Uncle Bonehead Empire or protocol, protocol, whatever you
want to call it.
It's a mix of Python, bash and pure spite for the subscription
model.
But before we pop the hood, I want to tell you why I had to
build this.
Why go through the pain of writing code when I could just
pay Adobe or Microsoft 20 bucks a month.
Turn your Bibles to the book of Nehemiah, Nehemiah.
Jerusalem in the city and ruins.
The walls are down.
The people are vulnerable.
Nehemiah.
Goes back to rebuild the city, but he has enemies.
Sabalot Tobias.
that. Basically the big tech and federal regulators of the ancient world are trying to stop him.
They are threatening him. They're mocking him. So what does Nehemihaia do? He doesn't stop
building. He doesn't ignore the threat either. Nehemihaia 417 says, they which build it
on the wall and they that bear burdens with those that laid it everyone with one of his hands
wrought in the work and with the other hand held a weapon the sword and the trowel.
That is the philosophy of the Liberty Suite. I'm trying to build something
content, culture, truth that requires a trowel. But I'm doing it in hostile territory where
our data is being harvested and our speech is being throttled. That requires a sword.
Every tool in the suite is designed to be both.
It builds the content and it pretend it defends the creator.
Now let's look at the production tools first.
These are the tools that replace the staff that I don't have. I am one dude doing all of this.
They have a lot teamed up with Sal Mines. He's the one running the real Liberty Media
radio station. But you know, as far as Liberty tunes and libertytunes.org, that's
all me. Just me. Scribe. That's the first thing. I call it the year. Scribe.
It's a terminal user interface. Most of these are terminal. Nearly all of them are terminal
user interfaces. It handles auto transcription using whisper.cpp. Why is this a weapon?
Because if you use otter.ai or Google to transcribe your meetings or your rants,
you're feeding their database. You are training their model.
Scribe listens to my audio and converts it into text and SRT files locally on my
bitch. It doesn't send my audio to the cloud. It happens right here on bare metal.
Sambalot doesn't get to hear what I'm saying until I publish it.
We got another one called Persona Forge. That's my artist.
If you've heard by Rebel Drop and Bars about this surveillance state or a mirror nocturne singing
about love and death. It started on Persona Forge.
Standard AI, chat, GBT, Claude has a filter. It sounds like an HR department. It's sterile.
Persona Forge is a creative writing terminal user interface that breaks the safety filter.
It forces the local model to write a write in specific deep personas. It tells the AI,
you are not a helpful assistant. You are an angry new metal vocalist from 2025. Act like it.
Third, there's a thing called Shell Sage.
Honestly, I built this just because I have fat fingers and I forget Linux commands.
It's my sysadmin. It helps me code. It helps me summarize logs. But my favorite feature,
the one that saves my sanity daily, is the WTF command. When the terminal spits out some cryptic
error message that makes no sense, I just type WTF. Shell Sage reads the error,
accesses the local documentation, and explains it to me like I'm five. It's the mentor in the machine.
Tool number four is Image Crush.
It's, I don't know if you've ever used tinypng.com, but it's a place where you can
scrunch your images down to literally nothing and saves you a lot of space on your images
because image files can be huge for what they are.
This, my crush, Image Crush, it strips out the local, all the XF data, camera serial numbers,
everything. You'd be surprised what's actually in an image file if you don't strip that stuff out.
It's even got GPS coordinates in your image files. Think about that. When you're up,
taking a picture on your phone and then you upload it to Google Photos or Apple Photos,
you're giving them your GPS coordinates, every single picture.
They can, they can put those on a map and see where you've been.
So, think about this stuff.
But this, you know, that's what Image Crush does. It strips all of that stuff out
and then compresses the picture down and makes it completely smaller.
Um, those are all the production, yeah, production ones.
The audio and publishing side, this is the direct injection workflow, I call it.
Castoprep. I hate tagging metadata. It's tedious, it's boring,
and it's the kind of work that makes you want to quit podcasting.
Castoprep automates it for me. It takes a raw flag file that I produce from the studio,
converts it to MP3, tags them with the right ID, three tags,
and embeds the artwork automatically. Turns a 20-minute chore into a 30-second script.
Castopublish. This is one, it's new. It's, I'm still, I'm working on it,
so it's not done yet, but this is, this is my holy grail.
The goal is to push episodes from my local machine directly to my Castopod instance.
But no logging into the browser, no drag and drop, no clicking through menus,
just a script that injects the content directly into the RSS feed from Castopod.
It's the ultimate publish button.
The next one is simple mastering GUI. For you audio files, there's a simple mastering GUI.
I wrote the visual wrapper for a tool called maturing underscore CLI.
It takes a raw mix and gives it that final broadcast polish, the compression, the limiting,
the EQ, messes with the RMS, all without needing a $500 plug-in from Waves or Isotope.
It sounds professional, but it's free.
The foundation, this is the wall.
You could say, I guess it's the wall. Finally, the infrastructure that keeps me safe,
the foundation of the wall, MKM3U. This one handles the batch playlist
generations from my personal radio station on my land. It keeps the music flowing.
Yes, I have a radio station running on my land that I can listen to my radio
all day long if I want to. It keeps the music flowing.
This one's called Project Rody, and it's the silent hero.
It encrypts and mounts cloud storage, specifically Google Drive, as a local drive.
Now, you might ask, Bonad, isn't Google the enemy?
Yes. Yes, they are very much the enemy. That's why I use Rody. It lets me use their
storage for my music library backups. I use their disk base. I use their bandwidth.
But because Rody encrypts every single bit locally before it leaves my network,
Google's got no idea what's in there. To them, it's just noise. To me, it's a backup.
It's a blind drop. We're using the King's resources to build the resistance.
That in a nutshell is the Liberty Suite. Well, I'm not done. I've got another one.
I'm calling it the mirror, the Liberty Mirror. And what it does is it's basically the same
thing as Project Rody, but it puts everything on to my external hard drive.
And as I put stuff into the Liberty Suite folder, and it does all the work,
it will mirror that over to my encrypted external hard drive. So I've got a local copy
and a copy of Google Drive. If you've distro hopped as much as I have in the last 15 years,
you're bound to mess up and lose data somewhere. I'm not losing data no more.
Oh, I've also got a thing called Liberty Archives, which is an automated deal.
It's running ChromaDB that I can throw. I'm throwing all these show notes into.
And that's going to operate as rag. Retrieval augmented something or other for the AI.
The AI can access that. And I can ask my local AI and say, hey, what did I say on this podcast
back in June about such and such? And it will go through my database and say, oh,
this is what you said on that podcast. So it's. That's also backed up on my local drive.
So it's, yeah, I'm building the wall to put around myself. And we dare to try and
dare them to try and knock it down. Coming up next, I'm going to talk about Liberty Intel.
This is where it gets really interesting. It's a headless agency that wakes up at 7am
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You know, I should actually start saying something like,
you know, good morning, this it answer good afternoon,
depending on where the sun is in relation to your IP address.
Yeah, screw that. It's kind of dumb. It's podcasts. You can, you listen to it whenever
you are, why it's not like we're, yeah. Anyways, so let me paint a picture for you.
It's six, six, 59 AM. You're warm. You're comfortable.
You're in a, you're are essentially a happy biological entity.
And then beep, beep, beep. The alarm goes off. Now be honest with me.
Be honest with your own component. I know what you do because I did it for 20 years
in the cab of a truck. You reach over to the nightstand. You unplug that little black mirror,
your smartphone. You unlock it. You haven't even stretched yet. You haven't kissed your wife.
You haven't scratched your balls. You haven't scratched your ass, but you're already logged
in. And what hits you? The fire hose. You check the feeds. It's a dumpster fire.
Someone's angry about a statue. Someone else is angry about the price of eggs.
The EFF is mourning about a new surveillance bill buried in a budget proposal.
Ars Technica says a new JavaScript framework just broke the entire internet.
By 7.15 AM, your cortisol levels are spiked. Your heart rates up. You're angry. You're anxious.
And you're exhausted. You have processed the entire world's trauma before you even had your
first sip of coffee. You know, it really, it will eventually kill you. I take it from somebody that
suffers from heart failure. I mean, yeah, I drank a lot of coffee and I was a speed freak and I
had a lot of caffeine in my younger years and I drank a metric shit ton of alcohol.
But that's not the only thing that that contributed to my health issues.
I was stressed all the time 24-7 when I was driving truck because I let it get to me.
And my heart said, screw you, we're done.
Yeah, I realized about a year ago that this kind of thing is unsustainable.
My fat fingers can't keep scrolling like this. I'm too old to be this angry this early in the day.
I needed a filter. I needed a gatekeeper. And that brings me to the little story,
not a tech story. It's an old story. It's a desert story. Open your Bible, the history book,
or your browser tabs, you know, whatever, to Exodus chapter 18. I want you to visualize this.
We got Moses, big guy, leader of the free world. He's led the Israelites out of Egypt.
They're in the wilderness. Now, Exodus 18 describes a day in the life of Moses. And honestly,
sounds like a nightmare. The scripture says Moses sat to judge the people
and the people stood around him from morning until evening. Think about that. One guy, one dude,
and thousands of people lining up with their problems. Hey, Moses, my neighbor stole my goat.
Hey, Moses, this guy moved my tent peg. Hey, Moses, is it a sin if I eat this weird lizard I found?
Moses is functioning as a single core processor for an entire nation's data stream.
He's doing manual processing on every single input. Then there enters Jethro. Jethro is Moses'
father-in-law. He's a Midianite priest, which basically means he's an outside consultant.
He comes into the camp. He watches Moses doing this for one day and he shakes his head.
He pulls Moses aside and he says the most important thing any siss of men has ever heard.
Exodus 18, 17 through 18. Jethro says the thing that thou doest is not good. Thou will
for this thing is too heavy for thee. Thou art not able to perform it thyself alone.
The thing is too heavy. That's us. That's us trying to manually process the internet every morning.
The data stream of the 21st century is too heavy for the human brain.
You cannot process the grief of five continents and still be a productive father, husband,
or employee. You will wear away. So I took Jethro's advice. I stopped trying to be Moses.
I built a captain of thousands. I built Liberty Intel. So what is Liberty Intel?
It's part of the Liberty Suite, my custom stack of software, but it's not just a script.
It's a headless agency. Headless meaning it runs in the dark. No monitor, no mouse,
just a background demon living in the shell waiting for the sun to come up. Let me break
down the workflow because this is where the magic happens. The scout, phase one,
at 7 a.m. while I'm storing the crime job fires, the scout module wakes up. It hits the streets.
It goes to the electronic frontier foundation. It goes to ours technically. It goes to
claim the net.org. It goes to niche political oversight blogs that actually raise my blood pressure.
And here's the key. It does it without tracking. It scrapes the RSS feeds and raw HTML. It doesn't
load the ads. It doesn't load the trackers. It just grabs the data and runs back to the server.
Now, phase two is the analyst. It's also the roast. This is where it gets fun.
The scout dumps that raw text into the analyst. Now, the analyst is a chat PPT.
It isn't some woke corporate AI that's afraid to offend you.
The analyst is Ministeral 3.3 running local via Olama. And I have given it a very specific system
prompt. I didn't tell it to be helpful and friendly. I told it to be cynical, anti-authoritarian,
and R rated. I told it, you are a grit tooth surveillance survivalist.
Read this news. If it's fluff, burn it. If it's tyranny, expose it. And don't be polite about it.
So it doesn't just summarize the news. It roasts the news. If a politician proposes a safety
bill that kills encryption, Liberty Intel doesn't say Senator Smith proposes new safety measures.
Liberty Intel says Senator Smith is trying to sell your privacy to the highest bidder
under the guise of saving the children. Here's why he's full of shit.
Let me give you a concrete example. This actually happened the other morning.
My scout wrapper grabbed a tweet from Aaron Day regarding X's new terms of service.
Now normally I would go past the terms of service update, but they are because they're boring. It's
legal gibberish. But the analyst, my local ministeral 3.3 read the fine print. And because I have its
cynicism dial cranked up to 11, it flagged this as a critical threat.
And here's the summary that Ravensky read to me while I was drinking my coffee.
Good morning, Uncle Bonehead. Grab your coffee or perhaps something stronger. We are looking
at the new terms of service for X. Effective January 15, 2026. And darling, the free speech
comes with a very expensive price tag. First up, the AI training writes grab,
everything you post every witty thought, every opinion, every piece of creative work
is now fuel for their models. You are building their empire for free with zero compensation
and absolutely no opt out. And it doesn't stop there. They are claiming a perpetual content
license. That means a worldwide royalty free ticket to use, modify and distribute your
content in any media now known or later developed. They can sell it or even give
trap it for governments forever. Feeling litigious, pack your bags for Tarrant County,
Texas, because that is the only place you are allowed to file a dispute. Oh,
and you wave the right to join class actions. If they wrong millions, you stand alone in their
court. If you wait too long to realize you've been burned specifically, 366 days you forever
wave the right to pursue a claim. And if they do manage to destroy your business,
reputation or life through negligence, the maximum liability is capped at a generous $100.
Privacy is so last season under government disclosure, they reserve the right to hand
your DMs, drafts and entire history to governments based purely on what they
reasonably believe is necessary. And don't try to look under the hood. The anti-jailbreak
clause means testing their AI, exposing censorship or performing security research
is a violation. They have explicitly added prompt engineering or injection to the naughty list.
The bottom line, they can delete your account for no reason at their convenience,
erasing years of connections instantly. Meanwhile, if a researcher accesses more than
1 million posts in 24 hours to investigate them, they owe $15,000 in liquidated damages.
Free speech platform? Sure, don't think so.
Now, was my audio working before that, before I played the rave and briefing?
I don't know, because that's where I looked over there and I saw that the button wasn't lit up.
Somebody let me know if they heard that. If not, I'm just going to keep on going here.
So you hear that. The maximum liability is $100 on X in 2026. AI training is mandatory.
You cannot opt out. If I've been scrolling on my phone, I might have missed that.
I might have just seen the headline X updates terms. Because Liberty Intel is reading the fine
print for me. I know the truth. If you're posting your creative work on X, you aren't a creator.
You are an unpaid data clerk, entry clerk for GROC. That's exactly why we need Liberty Archives.
This is exactly why we need our own platforms, because sovereign AI to them means they are
the sovereign and you are the peasant.
So the analysis is done, but I don't want to read a text file in a terminal. I want a briefing.
Phase three, the anchor that you just heard, Raven Sky. The system that takes that roasted
summary and generates a clean readable HTML file and a markdown file and formats it beautifully.
Headlines, bullet points, source links that I can open up in a browser. The markdown file,
I've got it throwing it into Liberty Archives because it reads markdown or text files better.
And I like markdown better than just a plain old text file.
The system, it's awesome, but it doesn't just do that. It has that script, the Raven Sky persona.
She's the eclectic, unpredictable persona. She's the cosmopolitan face of the operation.
She uses local text to speech. The system generates an audio track of Raven reading the briefing.
So I walk into my office. I open the HTML file on my screen to read along. I take a sip of coffee
and I hit play. And then there is Raven reading me the Ryan Act, telling me exactly what the
sarcasm and wit that ministerial three dot three added to the stripped. Phase four is the deep dive.
It's an on-demand stuff. Now let's say Raven reads a headline that catches my ear.
Maybe something about digital ID, implementation in the web west. I turn on the term. I open
the terminal. Liberty Intel give me a deep dive on digital ID. This is the killer app.
The system doesn't just Google it. It spins up a new instance. It goes out, gathers deep
research, and then it asks me, what do you want to hear from? Who do you want to hear from?
I can choose the persona. If I want an aggressive tear it all down rant about it,
I select my bite rebel persona. The system writes a script in his voice, angry, fast, heavy,
and generates the audio. If I want a nuanced philosophical take, I select Mergar Nocturne.
If I want to laugh at how stupid it all is, I select one cold mudflap.
It generates a custom mini podcast on that specific topic right there on the spot.
So why go to all this trouble? Why write code, configure ministerial 3.3, and set up audio
generation just to read the news? Because like Jethro told Moses, the thing is too heavy.
If you let the algorithm feed you, you eat what they want you to eat.
You get the fear they want you to feel. You get the distractions they want you to click on.
With Liberty Intel, I own the filter. I own the scout that gathers the Intel. I own the analyst
that interprets it. I own the anchor that delivers it. I have automated my situational awareness.
So now by 7.30 a.m., I am the most informed person in the world, and I haven't clicked a
single bait link or seen a single ad. Stop trying to be Moses. Stop drowning in the stream. Build
your dam. Install your captains. Let Raven Sky tell you how the world ends. It sounds much
better coming from her anyways. Stay free. Stay private. And if you're going to use AI, make
sure it's R-rated and running on your own metal, because that's what sovereign AI is.
And speaking of Raven Sky, here's a brand-spaking new one. Nobody's ever heard this one yet.
This one was written entirely on my local AI.
Now, in the last segment, I talked about Liberty Intel, the agency that handles the
now. It reads the news, so I don't have to. It handles the stream. But now I want to talk about
the forever. I want to talk about Project Liberty Archives, or as I call it in the system logs,
the arc. You know, there's a theory floating around the dark corners of the web. It's called
the dead internet theory. The idea is simple. Sometime around 2016 or 2017, the human internet
died. The organic traffic, real people talking to real people, was overtaken by bots, algorithms
talking to algorithms. And now, with the explosion of genitive AI, we are seeing the
decomposition of the web in real time. You search for a recipe. You get an AI-generated
blog post about a grandmother who never existed, written by a bot, optimized for a search engine
that is also a bot. You go to the social media. It's bots arguing with bots about politics to
generate engagement for advertisers who are, wait for it, bots. Sounds an awful lot like Twitter.
Or X. I'm sorry. Twatter is what I call it. Anyways, we are drowning in noise. We're drowning in
slop. The internet is no longer a library. It's a landfill. And every day, the trash trucks back
up and dump another petabyte of synthetic garbage on top of the actual human history.
If you're a dissident, you care about truth, liberty, or even just how to repair a diesel engine.
You cannot rely on the cloud. The cloud is being poisoned. You need a hardened node.
You need to stop renting your history and start owning it. You need to build a boat.
Let's go back to the original prepper. The Patriot saint of I told you so.
All the way back to Genesis chapter six, the story of Noah. Now we all know the Sunday school
version. The animals, the rainbow, the dove. It's cute on a nursery wall. But I want you
to look at the engineering reality of Noah. God looks at the world and sees a corruption.
He sees violence. He sees, let's call it system failure. And he tells Noah to build a container
and arc. Just just think about that. That alone. Building a giant ass boat
that can hold all these animals and your family.
That doesn't leak.
Yeah. You see people doing, you see people laughing at preppers all the time.
But you know what? The ones that are hoarding the food, the bullets,
you know, they're going to be the kings, at least until they run out of bullets.
They're going to be the ones that are kicking it in the future.
You know, I hear from people all the time about, oh, you know, crypto is going to be
number one. It's going to be great. You know, it's going to put it to the man.
You forget that the man controls your electricity, right?
Unless you've got a generator and a massive stockpile of diesel or kerosene or gasoline,
whatever your generator runs on.
They turn that electricity off. There's a good chance they're not going to turn it back on
until you bend over for them or bend the knee for them.
So in reality, your cryptocurrency and all your stuff that you have that depends on
electricity is not going to come back. So think about that
before you start talking about how great Bitcoin is or how good Monero is.
I don't give a shit what your favorite token is.
Oh, well, we'll build a secondary internet. It's not going to make a difference.
You can't get on the internet without electricity.
And even those ones, well, you'll play it on 90 days. No, it's going to be longer than 90 days.
When they when they do get to the point that they want to slap the world down
and ensure that everybody is enslaved.
It's not coming back.
Except for the chosen few.
The whirling class, the third world countries are going to be
predominant in size and scope compared to the first world.
And that's what a lot of people fool themselves into. They all think that
it's like, you know, your typical leftist socialist communist, the ones that are really
for communism. Oh, you think it's going to be good and they're going to include you?
You're not. Socialism and communism depends on a very large
servant class for a very small top class.
And just because you agree with it
does not mean you're going to be up there at the top unless you know somebody.
And that's exactly what they're heading to all over the world. Not about the individual.
It's the fruits of the collective for the enjoyment of the few.
This is pretty much the same thing Noah was looking at,
surviving a worldwide catastrophic flood. His instructions were specific,
go for word, pitch within and without 300 cubits long, not a luxury cruiser liner.
It was a lifeboat, had one function, preservation. Noah wasn't saving the world as it was.
The world as it was was getting flushed. Noah was saving the seed of the world.
He was extracting genetic code, the animals, his family, the knowledge, and putting it in
a hardened container to write out the chaos. This is exactly what we're doing,
what I'm doing with Liberty Archives. The flood's coming.
In fact, it's already here in many, many cases.
It's already the flood of disinformation, censorship, AI, hallucination.
If you trust Wikipedia to remember the truth in 10 years, you're naive. If you trust YouTube to
keep your favorite tutorial videos online, you're foolish.
You have to be Noah. You have to decide what is worth saving. What goes in the boat?
Do you have blueprints to build it? Have you even thought about building your own boat?
So how do we build a digital arc in 2025?
Well, we don't use Gopherwood. We use a vector database. I'm using ChromaDB.
That's the core of Liberty Archives. Don't let your eyes glaze over. I know vector database
sounds like something from a Star Trek episode. Just bear with me. Here's a simple version for
my fellow truck drivers. A normal database is like a spreadsheet, rows and columns. Vector
database is like a 3D map of meaning, kind of like a library versus a GPS.
Maybe, maybe library, you know, library list books by title. Vector database, you know,
knows that Apple and fruit are close together, but Apple and Microsoft
are also close together in a different direction. See what I'm, are you following?
It's like a 3D type spreadsheet. So here, well, anyways, here's what Liberty Archives does.
It takes everything I have created. Every episode of Liberty Tunes, every blog post,
every script from Liberty Beats, every rant I've ever written about the safety of,
you know, every rant, everything that I've done. It chops them up into little chunks,
and then it turns those chunks into numbers, which are called vectors. Why? Because it gives
my local AI long-term memory. When I fire up Shell Sage, my terminal assistant, and I ask,
hey, what did I say about the Rust programming language last year?
The AI doesn't have to hallucinate. It queries the vector database, the ARC. It finds the
exact moment I ranted about the US government endorsing Rust. It pulls the context and it
answers me using my own knowledge base. This is called a RAG system, Retrievo Augmented Generation.
It allows me to talk to my own past. It allows me to query my own library.
It preserves the bonehead worldview inside a silicone container that Big Tech can't touch,
edit, or delete. But, and this is a big but, we have to talk about the failure point.
I've already mentioned this. I love my servers. I love my OM-Bitch machine. I love my OM-Bitch
2 machine. I love my local LLMs, but they all run on electricity. They all rely on
delicate microchips manufactured in Taiwan. What happens in a hard reset? What happens
when the grid goes down? Or any EMP heads? More likely a corrupt sector on a hard drive
eats the partition table. Your vector database is useless if you can't turn the computer on.
This is the ultimate goal of Liberty Archives. The software isn't just a chatbot memory bank.
It's a curation engine for the physical world. The final output of Liberty Archives isn't a JSON
file. It's a PDF formatted for print. I use the AI to organize the chaos. I use the vector
database to find the most critical information, tractor repair manuals, medical guides,
philosophical treaties on Liberty, the maps. The software organizes them, indexes them,
and preps them. And then I print them out. I print them in binders. I put them on a shelf
because paper is the ultimate offline storage. Paper has a battery life of,
ready for this? Forever. Paper doesn't need a firmware update.
So in the end, Liberty Archives isn't a funnel. It sucks in the digital world while it's still
available. It uses high tech AI to sort the wheat from the chaff just like Noah sorting
through the clean animals from the unclean. And then it deposits the truth onto physical media.
If the lights go out tomorrow and the internet never comes back on, my servers will be silent.
My personas, my rebel Raven Sky, Jimmy Jackknight, Billy Bobtail, Mere Nocturne,
they all vanish into the ether. But the binders will still be there.
The knowledge will be preserved. We are the archivists of the last free era of humanity.
Don't let your history rot on a Google server. Build your arc. Fill it with truth.
And then for God's sake, buy a printer and a few boxes of paper
and start printing. This is Uncle Bonehead. Sign it off. The internet may be dead,
but long live the Liberty.
So I've covered a lot of ground today. We dismantled the machine, looked at the parts,
looked at the hardware, talked about Big Bitch, OM Bitch, OM Bitch 2,
those noisy power hungry towers sitting here in my office. They're not just computers.
They're my bedrock. Can't have digital freedom if you don't own the silicone it runs on.
If you're renting the server, you are renting your rights.
I moved on to the software, the Liberty Suite. I looked at Liberty Intel, my headless agency,
the Jethro to my Moses, the tool that automates the intake of the world.
So I don't drown in the sludge. I looked at Cell Sage, the terminal assistant that helps my fat
fingers navigate the command line. Looked at the Liberty Archives. The hardened node with
the vector database that extracts the truth from the dead internet and locks it down.
First in code and finally in Lincoln paper. These aren't just hobbies.
This isn't just me nerding out because I like Linux. This is a defensive perimeter.
Why do I build this stuff? Why do I spend hours configuring
Obama 3.2 or ministerial 3.3 instead of just asking chat GPT? Because what if
because of what we talked about in the very beginning, the trap.
You have companies like Dell, Microsoft, Google standing on stage talking about sovereign AI.
You have governments talking about data sovereignty. Do not be fooled. When they use that word,
they mean control. They mean their sovereignty over you. They want sovereignty to mean that the state
or the corporation owns the infrastructure and you are just a tenant. They are building a shiny
new feudal system. In the old days, the surf worked the land, but the Lord owned the crop.
In the digital age, you are the land. Your data, your thoughts, your creativity, that is the soil.
And when you use cloud AI, you are working the plantation. You are generating the value,
but they own the intelligence. They own the model. They own the output.
Make no mistake. We are living through the industrial revolution of the mind.
Steam power replaced muscle. AI is replacing cognition. And just like the first industrial
revolution, there are only two classes of people emerging from this. The owners of the factory,
or the workers in the mill. If you run local AI, if you run Olama, if you run Liberty Intel,
if you hold your own keys, you own the factory. You own the means of production.
You can generate text, code, art and analysis without asking permission and without paying a rent
seeker. But if you rely on the cloud, you are a digital surf. You are begging for scraps of
intelligence from a black box. You are not allowed to open. So here's my challenge to you.
Don't let them redefine the language. Sovereignty means self rule. It means the king does not
enter your house or your hard drive without a warrant. Get off the plantation.
Buy a used workstation, install Linux, download the models, build your own Liberty suite.
It'll be hard. It'll be frustrating. And you will break things, but you will be free.
The storm is coming. The internet is dying, but the arc isn't open for anyone to wailing to build it.
I said that wrong. The arc is open for anyone willing to build it. There we go. That sounds
better. Now that I totally screwed up the groove of everything, just build your own stack,
print your manuals and keep your private keys off the damn cloud. This is Uncle Bonehead. Be
good. Be safe. Don't stick your finger where you wouldn't stick your face. It's time to disconnect.