Steve

And I saw that evolve. And I had an African-American girlfriend in high school. I almost got run over by a bunch of racists who did not like that. And, you know, but that all changed, not because the president and Congress changed it. It happened because of Baird Rustin and Martin Luther King Jr. And there was a movement that made that happen, right?

And I saw that evolve. And I had an African-American girlfriend in high school. I almost got run over by a bunch of racists who did not like that. And, you know, but that all changed, not because the president and Congress changed it. It happened because of Baird Rustin and Martin Luther King Jr. And there was a movement that made that happen, right?

And I saw that evolve. And I had an African-American girlfriend in high school. I almost got run over by a bunch of racists who did not like that. And, you know, but that all changed, not because the president and Congress changed it. It happened because of Baird Rustin and Martin Luther King Jr. And there was a movement that made that happen, right?

So I think people forget that big changes in society rarely come from the top down. It comes from the people up. And that lesson is lost on most people today because most people just sit around looking at their phones and don't do anything.

So I think people forget that big changes in society rarely come from the top down. It comes from the people up. And that lesson is lost on most people today because most people just sit around looking at their phones and don't do anything.

So I think people forget that big changes in society rarely come from the top down. It comes from the people up. And that lesson is lost on most people today because most people just sit around looking at their phones and don't do anything.

But I remember that era, and I remember how different, I mean, things aren't perfect now with race relations, but boy, it's a big difference from the 50s and 60s when I was a kid. And imagine having an African-American girlfriend in North Carolina in 72 or 73.

But I remember that era, and I remember how different, I mean, things aren't perfect now with race relations, but boy, it's a big difference from the 50s and 60s when I was a kid. And imagine having an African-American girlfriend in North Carolina in 72 or 73.

But I remember that era, and I remember how different, I mean, things aren't perfect now with race relations, but boy, it's a big difference from the 50s and 60s when I was a kid. And imagine having an African-American girlfriend in North Carolina in 72 or 73.

So I think that, you know, progress can happen, but it's a lot of hard work and a lot of sacrifice and people have to stand up and be heard. And that's part of what the whole disclosure movement has been about that when I started. People don't realize that we started the whole disclosure movement in the 90s. It's now, even the word disclosure is used by the New York Times.

So I think that, you know, progress can happen, but it's a lot of hard work and a lot of sacrifice and people have to stand up and be heard. And that's part of what the whole disclosure movement has been about that when I started. People don't realize that we started the whole disclosure movement in the 90s. It's now, even the word disclosure is used by the New York Times.

So I think that, you know, progress can happen, but it's a lot of hard work and a lot of sacrifice and people have to stand up and be heard. And that's part of what the whole disclosure movement has been about that when I started. People don't realize that we started the whole disclosure movement in the 90s. It's now, even the word disclosure is used by the New York Times.

But that was, we started that in the mid to late 90s.

But that was, we started that in the mid to late 90s.

But that was, we started that in the mid to late 90s.

Right.

Right.

Right.

It's the rogue government. It's the secret government. And those are in places that need to be, let's call, liberated. Do you know where they are? Not precisely. I have a very good idea. So one of the things we have mapped are the underground entry points and the connectivity. Say, you have the Edwards Complex. And then you have east of there what's called the Ant Hill.

It's the rogue government. It's the secret government. And those are in places that need to be, let's call, liberated. Do you know where they are? Not precisely. I have a very good idea. So one of the things we have mapped are the underground entry points and the connectivity. Say, you have the Edwards Complex. And then you have east of there what's called the Ant Hill.