Topic: City States

Various projects around the world are attempting to establish voluntarist societies, including Prospera in Honduras, which negotiated a degree of sovereignty. Other mentions include the Free State Project in New Hampshire and Montelibro in Montenegro. These "network cities" aim to provide real freedom and self-governance, allowing individuals to opt out of traditional state structures and socialism.

Atlantis is recontextualized as a high-technology civilization centered at the Earth's North Pole in a city called Pisidia. Asselin describes how the high-energy environment allowed for the growth of massive crystals and the development of "magic" technology. He suggests that the first "deep state" emerged here as a priestly class that used technology to simulate godhood and control the population.

Italy's history with state-sponsored terrorism in the 1970s and 1980s has made its citizens more receptive to the idea of "inside jobs" compared to Americans. The difficulty many Americans face in accepting 9-11 as a false flag is attributed to a psychological denial mechanism that protects individuals from painful realizations about their government. This self-defense mechanism prevents the objective analysis of technical evidence.

Adam Kokesh outlines a multi-stage plan for the orderly dissolution of the United States government, starting with the elimination of the federal level and returning power to the states. He suggests this process would continue down to counties and eventually individual communities. For complex urban environments like New York City, he proposes transitioning to a shareholder-based private corporation model to handle interwoven property claims and custodial ownership.

The historical comparison between Athens and Sparta illustrates the difference between a society focused on individual creativity and one focused on military indoctrination. The existence of federal and state Departments of Education is questioned, with a preference for local, voluntary models. Natural rights are described as inherent to humanity rather than granted by government institutions.

A massive worldwide cataclysm approximately 10,000 to 13,000 years ago reportedly knocked human collective consciousness "offline," leaving survivors in a state of trauma. During this recovery, a "mind virus" or pathogen allegedly diverted humanity from tribal existence into a city-state control structure based on profit and obedience. The only defense against this rigid control paradigm is "novelty"—unpredictable, non-compliant behavior that the system cannot manage.