Jordan Jozak

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They it's no longer in operation.

It has been sued so many times, not by myself, but just by other people reporting sexual abuse claims that they had to close the facility.

Uh, I don't want to go into too many details about that.

Uh, but I will gladly point the audience to where I think, like, if you want to look at legacy program stuff, I'd look at MITRE.

Yeah, yeah.

Again, what's interesting is like my whole track that I experienced as an individual is like I love the fact that there's Burleson doing this.

I love the fact that there's still so many good people like trying to fight the good fight using the mechanisms of government that we have today.

My experience was like they all failed.

They failed me as a kid.

They still failed me now as we've tried to look.

So I'm far more interested in at the same level people are looking backwards and trying to get justice and get right.

We also need a cohort of people who are looking forward that are saying, I'm not worried about what bad MITRE did.

I'm worried about what was MITRE doing, what do they know, and how can we bring that out into the public light, right?

Like, where is that, you know, transcendence going to happen?

And I hope that, you know, just from, like, what I'm creating, what others are creating in the space, that, like, a whole new renaissance can emerge right now.

We don't need it.

We don't need government.