Social media is hitting a whole new low

Who's Interested In Doing An Volunteer Program?
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I am playing around with the idea of doing a . There is so much important work that needs to be done, both for Above Agency, TakeBackOurTech, and other projects we have coming down the pipeline. It is becoming a lot to handle,

Friends,

It really has been a wonderful experience to be on the road the last 3 weeks. We are meeting so many powerful people who are focused on solutions for themselves and their families. These talks and connections are fueling me up to continue the fight long into the future.

I know many people feel discouraged or doubtful about what we are facing. Without a doubt we are facing monumental obstacles, but we are also fully capable of making it through. I know we can continue to survive and thrive. I know it. I have seen it.

However, it's going to take time, effort, money, and pushing past your discomfort or fears. We have to step up to the plate right now. This IS our moment to shine. Either we step up and protect the coming generations and honor the work our ancestors did to get us here - or, we fail and allow the Predator Class to take control of the future of humanity.

I refuse to accept this and I hope you do as well.

What we need now, more than ever, is to make a personal commitment to our selves, our family, our Creator, and make sure we do everything and anything we need to do to stop the Technocracy from swallowing us all whole. Personally, I do not believe we can stop it, but I know we can survive and thrive OUTSIDE of their systems.

Together we are laying the foundation for the next stage of humanity. It won't be easy, but it is our task. Let's build something beautiful!

anti-vaxxer, maskhole, covidiot, normie, conspiracy theorist....

when you use these terms you are dehumanizing people, viewing them as an "other", and buying into the divide and conquer tactics of the power elite.

dont do it.

You Are Infinite Potential
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You never know what you're capable of until you do it.

This thought popped into my head today after the FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) that arises naturally after thinking of a new idea.

I'm sure I'm not alone in this. The feeling of starting your own farm, community, changing up your technologies, or cleaning up your room (my personal favorite).

Worrying about your plans is more difficult than sitting there and making them happen. So don't worry. Make it happen.

Re: Bridging @neo_network on Matrix: Why Its A Bad Idea
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Matrix's Privacy Concerns
Matrix Identity Server Privacy Policy


EDIT: You don't need a phone number or email to join a homeserver, but you need to verify email if you are joining matrix.org's homeserver, although my past experience with matrix was that you had to supply an email when joining a homeserver, that has changed.

- Implemented currently in the identity server and protocol, when logging onto a Matrix homeserver, you can submit a third party identifier (either your email address or phone number) to Matrix's Identity Server. This privately links your Matrix ID, third party identifier, and Room ID that you're joining together. The possibility exists for Matrix to hang onto this data and create an association graph of the communities you are a part of. Of course, in the privacy policy linked above this behavior is being phased out, but hasn't yet. It also uses the phrasing 'registration will not publicly link your email address or phone number with your Matrix ID'. What about privately?

- Matrix isn't truly decentralized. If changes are made to the protocol, then homeservers will need to update, or they could lose the ability to federate with the main matrix homeserver population that are on the newest update. This means that a malicious update to the servers will put homeservers in a tough situation. They would be flagged by the identity server and new members would not be able to join.

- Let's not forget all the original developers of Matrix all worked at AMDOCS, the world's largest billing service for telecom. Their clients include the top 25 phone companies and handles 90% of the transactional call data on US communications. They were even investigated by the NSA. In other words - they have everyone's phone numbers. Does the possibility exist for Matrix to cross reference phone numbers of users to this existing bank of call data? It would be easy for them and the connection is there.

Re: Not Being Dependent On Telegram

yes, a solution is needed. If a decision is being made for a community, then it needs to be the right choice the first time - I don't think people should rush into a solution simply because it exists without acknowledging the red flags (which haven't been addressed by anyone - the argument is always, well look at Telegram!). Once hundreds of people are migrated, it is incredibly hard to migrate again.

BTW I have used Matrix personally and for small teams - I was devastated after writing that article, Matrix on the surface was pretty awesome.

However I won't risk other people's data if i don't fully know the details of what is happening.

Long story short, we need a solution and I've decided we need to champion XMPP. More formal information to come.

If Aussie construction workers can do so much, imagine all trades, businesses, every member of the public 🔥

when you don't fear abusive bullies

Thursday and Friday we will be in Denver for The Activation Tour! Part of our Community Action Day is to rally in support of the memory of Johnny Hurley and call for the release of the full video of his murder by Arvada police!

If you are in the area please come join us

Today marks 3 months since we lost Johnny Hurley. We invite you to the Justice for Johnny rally outside the Jefferson County District Attorney’s office this Thursday September 23rd 1pm-3pm. Please share this video or make your own video/post to ensure Hurley’s story isn’t covered up and forgotten about.

Some awesome pictures from the Activation Tour along with an excerpt of Derrick Broze's talk.

https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=bhY7A3wu_IQ

Openki - Peer To Peer Educational Courses
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Just doing my regular software hunting and came across this gem: https://openki.net/

You can start your own course or join another, when the course is full, you set a date and attend! So simple.
They need more courses in the United States, but this looks like an excellent resource.

Recording for #TBOT in the new studio. Excuse the wires. takebackourtech.org

We had a great Justice For Johnny rally today outside the Jefferson County District Attorney’s office! We had at least 20 supporters show up and Fox31, 9News, CBS4, Denver Channel and Telemundo showed up to report on it. We’ll share those stories when they are published.

Let’s keep this momentum going and make sure Johnny’s story gets out to as many people as possible!! You can show some solidarity by using the 2 Up 1 Down emojis!! ✌️👇

Subscribe to the We Are Change Colorado channel here: https://news.1rj.ru/str/WeAreChangeColorado

Join the group discussion in the We Are Change Colorado Chat here: https://news.1rj.ru/str/joinchat/I9eQ87QO6W80Y2Vh

#WeAreChange #WeAreJohnnyHurley

Here is the clip of Prof. Yuval Harari from my “End of Humanity” video above — Technocrats view you as “HACKABLE ANIMALS”:

“The whole idea that we have a soul, or spirit, and they have free will, and no one knows what's happening inside me, so whatever I choose in the election, or the supermarket, that's my free will -- that's over.”

Full report: https://www.iceagefarmer.com/2021/09/23/no-soul-no-free-will-the-end-of-humanity/

Born in 1874, Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi invented wireless communication technology. He became interested in radio waves as a young man and experimented with electromagnetic waves hoping to send information without wires. In 1899, he made the first wireless transmission across the English Channel. The use of wireless communication became known as radio. The technology freed people from the monopoly on wired telegraphy owned by large corporations and allowed anyone to communicate wirelessly [1].

In the 1980s, the Internet was born. It was a project developed by the US military in collaboration with Universities. It relied almost exclusively on landline communication, controlled by the Military-Industrial Complex [2]. Through the 1990s, both NSA and the GCHQ doggedly fought Public Key Cryptography which posed a threat over their control of information. The Clinton administration came up with the idea of the so-called ‘Clipper Chip’, a small device in every computer that the Government could directly access to bypass any encryption used by the owner. However, it was soon shown that this device was easily disabled [3]. The Establishment, in their search for control over the population, came up with an even better idea: connect every device to the Internet, thereby being able to read and see all messages sent even if encrypted. What good is encryption of a message if the Government can see a live feed of what is being shown on your screen? All information is visible to the Government unless proven impossible for them to reach [4].

Inspired by Marconi’s intentions of decentralisation, Beechat was developed. Beechat is not software nor hardware. Beechat is a defense against the Military-Industrial Complex that allows users to communicate in an Internet-disconnected manner. Beechat contains two main communication functions: the first one is the encrypted peer-to-peer chat, whereby only the intended recipient can decrypt the message. The second function is the public broadcasting function, which allows any node to broadcast a message to the entire network giving unbannable freedom of speech. The only way for Beechat to survive is for the software and hardware to outlive the group that founded it through the necessity of the community behind it. Beechat is a technology that decentralises the use of communications and gives the power of privacy back to the general population.

[1]= Sonneborn, Liz, Guglielmo Marconi: inventor of wireless technology
[2]= The Guardian - How the internet was invented - Web https://archive.is/oRaOI
[3]= Richard J. Aldrich - GCHQ
[4]= GNU - Microsoft’s Software is Malware - Web https://archive.is/WNGkG

Throwback to TGR2 where I demo'd the prototype for above.market. Hope to pick this project back up next year.

https://odysee.com/@TheGreaterReset:4/RamiroRomaniTGR2:5

Friends,

I am working on a new report for TLAV noscriptd "How the UN Food Summit Ignores Indigenous People and Serves The Great Reset Agenda".

I will be discussing this piece in the next couple days with Ryan Cristian, live in person!

Stay tuned!