Here's How You CAN Exit The Great Reset (Derrick Broze on Daily Pulse)

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Of Daily Pulse where we keep your finger on the pulse of the latest breaking news and the news they're keeping from you. I'm your host, Maria Z. A quick reminder to head on over to Free Speech Platform Rumble to watch our full show. If you're not subscribed to our channel yet, do so right now to catch our no holds barred reporting brought to you by the vigilant Fox and Z media. Those of us in real media spend a lot of time aiming to keep the people as up to date as possible in regards to the various agendas coming down the pipeline that adversely affect the population. This is, we believe, important because a lot of people, simply and understandably, by the way, don't have the time to stay on top of what seems like a flood of bad news and sinister agendas coming their way constantly. They rely on the media to tell them the truth about these things so they can prepare accordingly. And that's what this broadcast is about today, preparation. Because it's no use being informed if we aren't doing anything to improve the situation. Derek Brose is a journalist, filmmaker and author who's been focused on solutions for many years now. His observation is that while many people realize during the dark period of COVID the need to become more self sufficient, that same energy and discussion point isn't as prevalent today, despite the agenda actually accelerating. This is why we need to have this conversation right now. Derek Bros, thank you so much for joining us today. We appreciate you being here.

Thank you for having me back. I appreciate you having me on.

It's great to see you again. I absolutely love what you're doing right now. You're on tour, focusing on solutions, helping empower people on exactly what they need to be doing right now, which is learning to become more self sufficient and operate outside of this crazy system. And that's maybe a very oversimplified version of, of what you're, what you're trying to achieve here right now. And I want to talk to people about, about this tour and your aims. But first, before we get into it, Derek, why is it that you're choosing to actually go out in person right now across the country?

Yeah, so for me you're correct about what the focus of this tour is. It's absolutely about solutions. And one of the reasons I'm back on the road right now, actually the last time I went on tour and did something similar to this, it was the fall of 2021, which everybody remembers was Covid times. Covid 1984. The vaccines were about to roll out all the fun stuff we experienced. And at that time, it felt very important to get on the road and get in front of people, to just encourage people to not depend on governmental systems and not to sit around and wait for the injections to rol, but to try to be as free from those systems as possible before they were forced and compelled through their jobs or other situations to take those injections. And now it's been five years and for a lot of people, they have sort of gone back to complacency. At that time during COVID I saw a lot of people interested in growing their food, homeschooling their kids, buying land, maybe moving out of the big cities. All kinds of things that I would consider to be solutions. And really, again, thinking about how to become as independent from these systems as possible. But with time and as things progress and as you don't have the 247 fear porn news cycle on like we did during COVID many people, as I said, have gone back to being sort of complacent or just sort of relaxed, even those who would consider themselves to be awake and aware and conscious people. But from my perspective, with the Iran war and inflation and all this Strange talk about UFOs and aliens and all the different things, these agendas haven't gone anywhere. In fact, they've progressed much further than they were in 2021. Whether you're talking about digital IDs, whether you're talking about the growth of AI, the opportunity for technocratic tyran, all of this stuff is still here. Again, it's staring us in the face, even if it's not on the news all the time like it was during COVID So part of my tour is kind of a, a sort of kick in the butt and attempt to light the fire under people again and say, look, if you understand where the world is headed, if you're concerned about things like Agenda 2030, the Great Reset, all these sort of agendas that you remember from 2020, they're still here, they're still operating, and they're still continuing. So maybe it's time for us to have this conversation again.

Can I ask you a question, Derek? Because I have marveled at this phenomenon of people going back to feeling a sense of security that really is not there. And I. I've said on more than one occasion, I felt like I've had to try and wake people up again all over again, you know, even people that I know personally. Why? Why do you think that happened? I. And let me just give you One of my theories, I found that during the COVID era and the injection era, a lot of people didn't understand Agenda 2030. And even when I explained it to them, it kind of went over their heads a lot. So do you think that they thought, well, Covid is the only problem and this sort of, this is the only issue, and therefore now we're safe? Is that part of it?

I absolutely do think that's part of it. You know, and this is not. What I'm about to say is not meant at a slight, as a slight to anybody who just woke up during COVID but I tend to see the difference between those who maybe were investigating and paying attention to these things prior to Covid, and those who specifically and only woke up in response to the injections and to the mandates and the lockdowns. Obviously, it woke up a lot of people, and that's a great thing. And I'm so, you know, so grateful that everybody who has is continuing to question the world. But I do think it seems like, as you said, Maria, that maybe that single event, for some people, it was just about COVID it was just about these injections. And once we got through Covid, it was all over. And, you know, well, we, we won, right? Trump got elected and conspiracies are mainstream or whatever you want to say, so now we don't have to worry about anything. But I think more and more people over the last year and a half, especially with, in terms of Trump, are seeing that they cannot sit around and wait for a savior, and that, you know, whoever they thought maybe was going to come save them, whether that was Trump, RFK, or any other politician that was part of that coalition, that they shouldn't just sit around and wait for them. And so, yeah, I think that's a big part of it. And I also do think that even in the most awake, aware crowds, that many people are still overwhelmed with what we're facing, and they would rather, and we've been conditioned to and lied to, to think that by pressing a button every two to four years and voting for somebody, and what I think is outsourcing our power, our real power, that by doing that, somebody else is going to create the world we want, but that's actually a lie that we've been sold, that freedom comes easy and you just have to vote for somebody else or do it, or you can just check out and somebody else will take care of your life. In fact, in my perspective, true freedom, lasting freedom, generational, multi, generational freedom takes time, effort, energy, it can take changing your habits, your relationship, and sometimes it does take money and financial investments as well to invest in yourself and your future. So I think that for many people, even those who are very, very awake and concerned about things, they feel overwhelmed and they maybe wish, are wishfully thinking that things are, are, are not headed in the direction they are. But as I said in the introduction, and I know as you report on regularly, all of these agendas are still happening. They're all still unfolding. So hopefully with conversations like this and with what we're trying to do with the tour, it can just give people that little bit of reminder like, hey, if you were, if you were excited and you were energized during COVID to take action, don't let that sort of fall to the wayside because the other I think reason this might happen is much more simple. And that's just that people get busy and life goes on. You know, you, you get distracted by raising your kids or your day job. Most people have a day job. They're not, you know, in the position to be independent journalists. So they're going to work 10 to 12 plus hours a day, 60 hours a week, and they're just trying to survive. And especially as they're getting hit harder with inflation and, you know, the economic downturn, it becomes more and more difficult for people to think beyond just the next check, the next meal. And that is a lot of America, unfortunately. And I think that's, that's a big factor, too.

Well, this is such a huge point because I actually definitely don't have the expectation of people who are working, you know, breaking their backs, also trying to raise families and, you know, just trying to live, maybe even try and save a bit for their children's future. You know, there's a lot of people in that position. I don't expect them to be as informed as you, for example, because they, they simply don't have the time. And to be honest, their children are more important to them than what Trump just said on Fox News. Right? So I get it, I get it. But that makes me actually all the more passionate because the way that this world is structured is actually to keep those people strangled and slowly, slowly destroy their future prospects over time through taxation, through inflation, through all these various agendas to the point where all of a sudden digital IDs at their door and they don't have an option, otherwise they can't feed their children and pay their mortgage. Right. Which is why I think it's all the more important to be doing what you're doing right now, because if people are preparing to exit the system while battling within it, this is kind of how I always explain these things. You know, exit as much as you can, be as self sufficient and independent as you can, while you're still battling within, I think is the best position to be in. And I know that you talk about that a lot and some of the decisions that you've made that do make your life more difficult but ultimately serve you in the long run. Can you talk a little bit about that?

Yeah, and I think you really hit the nail on the head there, Maria, with the, that sort of strategy, taking the steps that you can to exit from different systems. But as you said, that doesn't mean we should not resist where we can. Absolutely we should resist and push back where we can. But also we should probably have a backup plan if that resistance does not work. Because these agendas, as we know, Agenda 2030, specifically the great Reset, the technocratic agenda, there are at this point trillions of dollars invested into these agendas by nearly every single government around the world, multinational corporations. And so it's a lot to overcome, but absolutely should push back. And so, as you said, a lot of my work and my life is focused on trying to be as free from these different systems as possible. And I tend to look at this very holistically and what I mean by that, for those who understand the meaning, the true meaning of holistic, it means to look at whole systems and so to try to understand the way that you relate to these different systems. And I often talk to people about the economic system, the food systems, the digital technology systems that we interact with. And let's say you're a parent, you could also talk about the education systems or even as an adult, the education systems you're exposed to. And you can go on and on from here. You know, it's up to each individual to sort of do that. Take this, what I call a holistic self assessment of your life and look at the different areas where you might be currently plugged into the system as it is, and you know, the matrix, so to speak, and see where you have these potential vulnerabilities. So just for example, with COVID 1984, for the people who are working day working jobs that ended up trying to coerce or compel them to get the injections and basically said get the injection or you're going to lose your job, that's a vulnerability, that's a weakness, right? That is something to be aware of. And unfortunately in the Case of COVID this was sometimes people who had been working at these jobs their entire lives and they had to make a choice. Do I want to preserve my health and my freedom or do I want to comply to keep this job? Now, if you're in a situation where you have no food backed up to save, to save your family, to feed your family, you have no savings if you really have no access to land, that's a difficult decision to make. And unfortunately, many people, even those who are very questioning of the COVID shots, were compelled and coerced to comply. Hopefully they're doing well. But I try to promote a message of what I call exit and build so that people don't have to make those decisions, that the more forward thinking we are, the better off we're going to be. And in reality, if you think about this, this is something that all of our families and our ancestors have been doing prior to the last couple generations. You know, in the modern era, we are sort of propagandized to believe that prepping, which just comes the root of prepping, is preparation. Preparing that this is some sort of things. There's TV shows like Doomsday Preppers and people are kind of shown that image that only crazy, weird people, you know, have food stored away, you know, what's wrong with them? We all know we can just go to the grocery store. But in reality, every single one of our ancestors, no matter where you're from on this planet, had to prepare for the winter. They had to bail the grass up into hay so that the cows could survive the tough winter, things like that. And if we didn't do that, if our ancestors didn't do that, we wouldn't be here today. So it's just smart to make preparations. And I'm not even talking about just in terms of food, but just thinking of the future and thinking of your potential vulnerabilities. That's sort of how I like to approach it. So I'll just give you one example real quick. When it comes to the banking system, which I think is one of the roots of this whole system, and I think you probably would agree, and most of your audience is aware and having

been debanked, I absolutely understand and I've

been down that road as well. And anybody who gave to the Canadian trucker has probably experienced that too, right? And so, and let's think about what the major banks are. And again, this is not meant to attack anybody. If you're hearing this and this is, you just reflect on it and sit with it and See what you can actually do to improve the situation. Let's say that you're somebody that currently has the majority of your money or all of your money in Chase bank, which is Jeffrey Epstein's favorite bank, that he used to launder his money through his payments for his victims, the bank of America, Wells Fargo. These are the banks that robbed the American people and really people around the world during the 2008 financial crisis. And yet so many people, including good people doing good work, have their money in those institutions. Now this would be the opportunity where you say, okay, these systems don't align with my values and principles and more importantly, in the long term they're not going to lead to the, to the freedom and the liberty and the privacy that I want. So let me start coming up with a plan. This is where I'm at today. I've got all my money in the big banks. Maybe you've got some student loan debt, some credit card debt, what have you. And you want to start to transition away from those systems so you come up with a plan. This is my ideal 2030. I call it liberation 2030. So instead of their 23rd agenda, 2030, we need to come up with our own vision of what our 2030 and beyond looks like. Well, I'd like to not be using financial institutions that are involved with drug trafficking and human trafficking and robbing the people and getting bailed out by government and taking taxpayer dollars. So you take your money out of the Chase bank, you divest from that bank and you put it in the local small credit union, the small bank, that's one step in the right direction. I don't believe that's the final goal, but that would be a good step in the, you know, into a direction away from their systems. Now ultimately even the credit unions and the small banks, since they're still on the Federal Reserve System or whatever your central bank system is in country, whenever things go digital, CBDCs, stable coins, etc, they're going to go along with it. So that's why, that's why I say it's not the final step. But at least you're taking a step away from the big banks. You're moving closer to your values and principles and then from there you can decide what else you want to do. Maybe you want to get involved in barter networks, maybe you're open minded to private cryptos like Monero and things like that. It's up to you to decide. I'm not here to tell you exactly what to do, but the point is, you look at these different systems again, the food systems, Okay, I don't want to be dependent on the grocery stores. Let me get to know my local farmers, the people who are raising the animals and growing the food. Maybe you go volunteer to the community garden or an urban farm, or you just support the farm by buying from them at the market. You get to know them, develop a personal relationship. And I saw this during COVID where when the government, even in parts of Mexico where we were at, tried to lock things down, we had the number of the people who we wanted to buy our organic food from, our organic produce and eggs and what have you, and we were able to meet them up directly and circumvent these sort of government mandates. Having those relationships is going to be so important, not just in terms of preparing for doomsday again, but trying to live more in line with your values. That's ultimately what I believe is. The answer, Maria, is that if more people who claim to be, and most likely are good, upstanding people who believe in self ownership and bodily autonomy and individual liberty, if we actually take the steps to live in line as much as in line with our values as possible, and in this imperfect world we're living, then we're going to be better off. You know, we're going to be moving closer to the vision of the world we want. And if these systems that we see very quickly being erected do in fact come into existence and we're not able to stop them, we're not able to resist them completely, then we will be better off than those who chose to do nothing and those who just sat around and complained on the Internet all day. Because what I've been saying, especially on my tour, the tour is called the activation Tour, is that it's not enough to be awake anymore, you know, to just be. Because you can be awake. You can watch documentaries, podcasts, you can be the most informed person in the world and do nothing about it and walk right into the FEMA camp, walk right into the quarantine camp, because you never took time to actually do anything about it. So for me, the answer is not just complaining on the Internet all day or arguing with each other or posting memes. Those things can be great, and the Internet's a wonderful tool. But what are we actually going to do with that information now that we have that knowledge? Okay, I'm awake. I'm aware. I know there's other people. Maybe it's time to start doing something about it. Maybe it's time to get plugged in and meet People in my own community, in my own backyard, my neighbors or my church or whatever it may be and, and start building that localized community and come together as a group and work on these exit and build goals. Because ultimately I don't think we can do this alone as individuals. Even if you're extremely wealthy independently, you're going to need other people. You're going to need collaboration. And you know, we can, we can do so much together. And so that's the message I've been promoting really for a decade plus. But I first wrote about it. I want to mention that people can download my book. I first wrote about it in this book called how to Opt out of the Technocratic State. I believe we've talked about it before. People can download it for free on my website, the conscious resistance.com/how to the consciousresistance.com how to there's a free PDF and a free audiobook if people want to learn more in depth about this. This is what I'm traveling the country talking about and this is what I'm living. This is what I've been doing for the last five years as we for us, our eggs and build journey took us to Mexico. We bought land. Now we're building a community. We've got eight families who are a part of it. We're aiming for eight to 10. We're hoping to start building our homes later this year. Everything that I'm talking about are things that I'm doing in my own life. I'm not just, you know, sort of throwing out ideas that I haven't tried to live in reality.

I want to say a few things in response to what you've said there because it's so jam packed with important information, what you're describing. Because what I find is that people think, okay, yeah, I know the times are going to be difficult, but it's something that I'll deal with further down the road. Human nature is general, generally that we wait until the flood to go, oh, I'm about to get drowned. Right, so. And what that does is it puts you in a position where you have very little time to prepare you. You end up being fearful, especially if you have family depending on you and making poor decisions sometimes. So I'm all about helping people get into a state of preparation so that they make better decisions. And it's the, it's the equivalent of trying to go to the gym and bench press, you know, couple hundred pounds straight off the bat. You can't do that. You have to slowly exercise those muscles and build up your ability to lift more weights. Right. So the same thing applies with Technocracy. You have to practice these things. And on a personal level, Derek, I've put myself purposely in situations where I, I practice a time where food won't be accessible. Right. Even for a short period of time. How, what, what combinations can I make from the very limited amount of ingredients I have here? What can I, what, what would I do in that situation? Okay, let's try it now. You know, like actually purposely putting myself in those situations to, to exercise those muscles, if you will. And I had a laugh about. Thank you. I had a laugh about you talking about this. You know, the preppers. It's so funny because the other day I posted about something and then a couple of days later I heard you on Redacted talking about the same thing and I thought we're, we're so on the same wavelength here. I said they spent years telling you preppers were crazy and your job was to be a cog in their machine in or near a city. Meanwhile, the tech lizard men have been building underground bunkers the whole time. And when we don't rely on them, they lose their power, unplug, become as self sufficient as possible. Right, but you raised such a good point. There's been this demonization of the doomsday preppers. Yet our ancestors lived that way in perpetually. This is how they lived. They prepared for the winter. They. Everything they did was in preparation for the next season or difficult times that were coming. This was the normal way of living. Why do you think it's so hard for people to return to that way of life?

I think part of the reason. Well, first of all, I think we are definitely on the, the same wavelength. So thank you for sharing that, Maria. I missed out that post. I think part of the reason is because we have, and you know, to some degree this is a testament to humanity and how far we've come in terms of success. Of course it depends on how you measure success. But so, so many people have become. Despite the huge obstacles that humanity is still facing and the fact that there are large portions of humanity that are still trying to make their way out of poverty, there have been, there has been the largest, you know, wealth growth in history in the last couple hundred years. And so, so many people have become comfortable, particularly the US And I think big parts of the west in the 1950s and beyond. This is why a lot of people tend to be angry at the boomers because they had a lot of success and then some People feel like, well, they got successful and happy and complacent and comfortable and then they allowed the system to grow, you know, while they weren't paying attention. I don't know if they, if the, the blame rests solely on their shoulders, but I think that's a big part of it, is that we're, we're very comfortable. You know, it's easy. Especially again, back to the. So covet has disappeared. You don't have the 24. 7 news cycle. Well, I've got AC, I've got food in the fridge, I've got Netflix. Life is pretty comfortable. Yeah, I mean, I watch a podcast every now and then. But you know, the problem, and I've talked about this too, is that I think a lot of people unfortunately see programs like yours and mine and others, and maybe they've checked out of the mainstream, but now they're just sort of treating the reports that we do as conspira. Attainment, as infotainment. It's just something that they watch. And sure they're like, wow, things are getting crazy out there. But they're also very disconnected from it because they don't see it in their face. They're kind of like, yeah, that stuff's happening, but it's not affecting me, my life. And on one hand I get it, like, don't let the world and the craziness bog you down to the point that you can't enjoy your own family life and actually cultivate the life you want. And don't be ignorant of the fact that these agendas will and can make it to your front doorstep if we don't do anything about it. So I think part of it is just that because of the successful growth, economically and otherwise, of humanity that many people have become complacent. Not to mention people like us. We spend our time on the Internet researching and trying to understand the world and sharing that information with people. But there's still billions of people out there who use the Internet just as a tool for distraction or, you know, a way to escape escapism. Of course is big to, to try to avoid the things we're talking about because they don't want to think about them. And of course we know that ignoring reality can only take you so far. You know, of course I also tell people if you're watching these programs and you're just becoming black pilled and thinking that everything's hopeless, well then they've already won too. Because one of the other things I want to mention, just real quick about Exit Build is Probably the most important, important aspect of this, the foundation I believe it should be, is exiting from unhealthy mindsets and limiting beliefs. Because often I'll hear from people. One of the biggest criticisms, and I'm sure there'll be comments on this video from people, is do you really think they're just going to let you grow your own food? Do you really think they're just going to go let you buy land? Have you ever heard of Waco? Have you ever heard of Ruby Ridge? Have you seen what they're doing to the people in Gaza? They're just going to drone bomb you, they're just going to spray the skies, they're going to come kill you. And ultimately, sure, in the realm of infinite possibilities, those things are possible. I'm not saying let's ignore, you know, these potentials, but does that mean I should sit around and do nothing? Because something may one day bad, you know, may happen. Bad men may one day come to try to take my land. And I, I often ask people, how long is that going to take? 1 year? 5 years? 10 years? Maybe we're lucky and they don't come for 20 years, however long that is. Or maybe we're really lucky and they never come, however long that is. In that time I'm going to be living a life as close to my values as possible. I'm going to be getting closer to the land. I'm going to be around free range kids, drinking clean water, eating organic, clean food, teaching other people these skills, learning how to empower and better myself and teaching other people this as well. That's our vision with the community we're building. And if one day some bad people come to try to take it away, I'd rather, you know, if it comes to be the end of my life, I'd rather it be that way that I chose to pursue what I know is right and just and beautiful in this world, than have done nothing and continue to vote for liars or just sit around on the Internet and be black pilled and complain and be apathetic and nihilistic because to me that's not a solution. So I'd rather pursue this difficult hard work of building a free world, a parallel world to the world that these psychopaths are constructing, even knowing that we might fail, we might not get there. I think that the, the, the children and the ones coming after us, you know, in our indigenous communities we're taught about the seven generations and beyond. I'd rather put the effort in to try to work for those coming generations, as well as honoring my ancestors who came before me and, and potentially fell, than to do nothing and just sit around and watch the world turn into a technocratic tyranny.

I couldn't agree with you more. I could not agree with you more. And again, the, the skills, the life skills that you learn along the way, the resilience that you develop along the way is actually invaluable. And you don't know how that will come in handy when you get to the pointy end of the stick where, say, the state is trying to take XYZ away from you. And mind you, if they go and make gardening illegal. I think they did that in Colorado, if I'm not mistaken. Or at least they did. Rainwater collection is illegal in Colorado. I know in Victoria, in Australia, they set up a legislation that would eventually mean backyard gardening was illegal. Well, guess what? If half the population was doing it, do you really think they would have gotten away with that law? Like, if half the population was practicing these things at that time and understood the value of producing your own food, you are not going to let the state take that away from you through a bill that no one's paying attention to. It's just not going to happen. Right. So the more that we exercise and practice these things right now, the, the stronger we become. Um, and you know, one of the, one of the most common things that I hear, and I'll, I'll say this to you, Derek, and sorry it's a bit long winded, but these particular discussions that we're having right now tend to be my, my lower viewed videos. Right. People ask for solutions and then when you actually discuss these things from, you know, two people that are practicing it, you obviously much more than me, but I, I'm doing my best at the moment and learning a lot about self sufficiency and backyard food production and chicken keeping and all that stuff. I love my chickens. But you know, when, when you present these things, it's like people find it to be too hard. And I'm not placing all the blame on them. I'm saying that for a lot of people it's a complete shift of a way of life. What do you say to the people that say it's too hard? And furthermore, I know that you're, you're headed to San Francisco this week, which is fantastic because there's people in cities that need to hear this information as well. So what do you say? Number one, to people that say that's too hard? Number two, to people who are in cities and feel like they can't leave.

So first of all, you make a great point, Maria. And that's something that, you know, I've been producing content for about 16 years now and I've seen that every single time I can do a video on here's how to grow thousands of pounds of food, excuse me, and an acre of land. And that video, it'll get some clicks from people who are already into that. But let's say our fellow conspiracy theorist crowd, they will largely ignore it. They will say, well, that doesn't have anything to do with Jeffrey Epstein or Technocracy or this and that those videos will get thousands and ten times the amount of views. And it's sad, it's something that I've tried to navigate over the years. But I'm hoping maybe with this interview people will tune in and they'll understand the importance of it. But in terms of the challenges people face and for people who do feel overwhelmed by this, because as I said earlier, I'm not offering you here's the five steps you need to do and you're going to be free for the rest of your life. This really does take some introspection. It takes getting to know yourself better and to really know what your goals are and to look at your relationships and your habits and to see where you're out of alignment and then to start to focus on those things and to say, well, look, I hold these certain values, or at least I believe I do. But when I look at my economic situation and where I spend my money and how I hold my money or where I purchase my food and what type of food I'm purchasing, I'm actually out of alignment. So let me actually start to take some steps there to exit from those systems and become part of the systems that I actually want to be involved in or to build new ones. And for anybody who is overwhelmed by this big idea, I actually did create a free 45 day exit and build challenge that is on my website. Again, it's the consciousresistance.com EXB very simple X B for exit and build. And it's designed to be like a seven week thing where you take one of these topics per week and so, you know, people can take it at their own pace however they like. But I did it a couple years ago and every week deals with, as I said, you got food, banking technology, things like that. And each week we look at what is the problem. So what are the problems associated with the banking systems? We kind of described some of them Here already today. Now let's look at some of the solutions, and here's a bunch of steps you can try. And every week I give some basic homework. And the idea is that people will at least give this a shot for one week. Try it out, Try, you know, go to the local farmer's market, get to know people when it comes to the food, or put an hour in your local community garden, or start your backyard garden like you're talking about Maria, and get your chickens or whatever, you know, your, your diet is. Start to take these practical steps. And even if you, even if you don't, you know, complete the thing and by the end you've got land or whatever, you're going to be closer to your goals. You're going to at least have the awareness that I think you need, that is important to start taking these concrete steps. And as you can see, I also talk about the mindset and the habits that. Because again, I think that is fundamentally important because if we're coming at this from a place of there's no way we can win, their systems are too vast, too grand. I'm not, you know, maybe even subconsciously, I don't deserve freedom. I, you know, I. I don't deserve the abundance that. That this requires, that is going to be much more difficult. But if you start to exit from those mindsets and really do that introspective work and recognize that you do deserve freedom, you do deserve to be happy, your family does deserve to be abundant. Those are things that you, I believe, are your birthright, just as a human being, a free, beautiful, powerful human being born into this planet by your creator. And these people are trying to take it from you. So you deserve to be free and happy. And when we can understand that, then we know. Well, because I deserve that. It's also my right to achieve these things. But it's going to take effort. It's going to take some time and energy. So I created that challenge for people who are hearing these ideas and maybe are intrigued but a little bit overwhelmed. Start with the Exit Build challenge. You know, see if that, if that inspires you or that excites you. You can read my book if you want more details. I've got lots of presentations on this and in particularly to the people who are in the cities, which is a lot of people. You know, the cities have millions and millions of people. I come from a big city. I'm originally from Houston. I moved to a smaller city in Mexico, and now we have land outside that city. I understand, sort of the challenges of being in the city. Start where you are. Again, I would recommend the exit build challenge. Don't get overwhelmed by the big picture. Understand what you're Liberation 2030 goals are and work towards those. But if that seems very, very far away and distant and, and, and overwhelming, it's okay. Just take it. As cliche as it sounds, take it one step at a time, one day at a time. That's really all you can do. You have to recognize where you are. And if you're in the city, if you're living in one of these giant apartment complexes where you don't have access to any, you know, gra. Any grass or earth or anything like that, you can start a windowsill garden. You can save up a little bit of your money, and they're not that expensive. Now the technology's got very simple and, and start a vertical garden. You can buy one of these vertical towers and have, you know, but before you know it, you've got all these greens growing in your house and you're saving a little bit more money. You're getting less and less dependent on the big box grocery store. And that's how it starts. It starts by step by step, like that. And, and so look at these different areas, whether it's the technology, whether it's the food, the health, the education, whatever is most important to you. Pick one topic. Don't necessarily try to do it all at once. Although I think you do want to think holistically. But pick one specific topic where maybe you think you need the most work and, and just start to take steps on that. And the cool thing about this, Maria, that is so affirming and just humbling for me to experience is as we're traveling the country right now for this activation tour, I'm getting to meet people that I met five years ago, and they're coming back and they're sharing their success stories. You know, a big part of the tour, I have a, I have a presentation I'm giving where I'm explaining these exit and build ideas. But also we're making a very, very much a community conversation. So we're kind of opening the dialogue up and saying, who wants to share about their success stories? And so people are coming around saying, well, we started homeschooling our kids, we bought some land, we're growing our food, I got off big tech, I'm using the above phone, or I switched my laptop to Linux or whatever their focus is. And then we're also saying, who here is having challenges? And people are you know, being very honest and saying, well, I'm trying to do this, but this is where I'm struggling. I need some support. And then we add, we, you know, we propose some, some advice and some suggestions to them, and then it just becomes this great networking opportunity. So I will say that for anybody who is in this position and you feel like you're taking it on alone, as I mentioned earlier, community is so vital, and I think that's where our strength really is. So if you are in a big city or even in a small town and you feel alone, go to activationtour.org that's the name of our tour, that's the website, and you can find the schedule there listed. If we're coming anywhere near you, I invite you, I encourage you to come visit us because there are some people who are driving six hours to come to these events. And that's just, again, it's very humbling and just so. So, you know, just fulfilling to have people willing to do that. But they're making the connections that they think are so important, so they're willing to drive an hour to two hours or up to six hours. And so if we're coming anywhere near you on our path, right now I'm doing the west coast and we're kind of the Southwest. We're coming to the end of that here in a couple of days. And then in July, I'm back on the road. We're going to be doing the Midwest and we're going to be doing the east coast down to Florida, down to, you know, through Texas and all that. So 25 dates in total so far. If you are anywhere near us, please do come. This has been a very humbling experience for me. And the responses we're getting from people, I think, are proving that this is what people need now more than ever, that people want community, they want solutions. They're tired of just hearing about the problems. They want to be informed, but they also want to know what they can do about it. And so I don't claim to have all the answers, but I know that us coming together and having these conversations is a big part of the solution.

We. I think it's. It's dangerous to think that we can do this completely on our own. Like, you hear stories of people that have survived war zones and things like that where they've been trapped in small places together for extended periods of time. You know, maybe a food blockade, no power. And. And the general consensus is we survived because of the people around us who had different skill sets that were able to put their heads together and get each other through this. And you know, I, I do describe a lot of what we're going through as an active war zone. There's a war on our, our bodily autonomy, there's a war on our minds, there's a war on our privacy. And the list really goes on and on. For those who understand Agenda 2030, it seems like they've got us cornered from all sides. But I can truthfully say that taking some of these steps and learning from people in the rural community around me, as well as, you know, people that I've met along the way and depending on each other, exchanging seeds, things like that, that, that's just, it's, it's worth its weight in gold. There are a lot of sacrifices that you have to make to change your lifestyle, but in the long run they're really worth it and they're so much more fulfilling and life is more fulfilling when you know that you're not depending on, quote, unquote, them for a lot of your daily life and survival. Like, that's, that's. It really reduces the fear levels, Derek, and it also fortifies you against the things that are coming and it motivates you even more to protect your local community. Like if there was going to be a planned data center around here, that would be my life's work to stop that thing, right?

Sure, yeah, absolutely. And I think what you said there is so important, Maria, that I, I found that there's got to be. There's some correlation between the more you're working on solutions in your personal life and you're building community, the less time you have to be fearful. It doesn't mean that you ignore that. Again, these agendas are rolling out. But when you start working practically on solutions, like you said, you start building some food security, getting more connected to your neighbors, you feel a little bit more empowered by it and you have less time to worry and just sit around and be, you know, kind of black pilled about it. In fact, I find in my experience, especially when I'm promoting this tour and I hear negative comments from trolls online, it's. It seems like those are the people who need these events and this connection more than ever, that they're the people who really need this. But for one reason or another, they're kind of stuck in the nihilism and things are hopeless. But if they could just get past that and get to know their neighbors or get to meet some people in their local community, come out and start talking about working on Solutions, they might actually find that the world looks a little bit less scary. Doesn't mean that everything has disappeared. But yeah, I definitely think the more empowered we become, the less opportunity there is to be black pilled.

Yeah, absolutely. So I want to show your activation tour schedule. I was looking for it before when you were talking and scrolling through photos instead of the schedule. So apologies, but the photos were great. If you go to activation tour.org schedule, you'll find the May and July, the second leg as well. So we have all locations all across America coming up. We have. Where are we? So we have Portland, Salt Lake City. Then we have.

You're doing July.

Yeah. Then you have something in Durango as well. Then you have Houston, Austin, Dallas Witchita, Columbia, Minneapolis, Quad Cities, Columbus, Pittsburgh, New York City. Fantastic. They need this a lot. Baltimore, Nashville, Atlanta, Georgia. Sorry, Atlanta, Georgia and Orlando. And I think maybe you're also looking at squeezing in other. Other locations. Is that right?

Yeah. So actually, you know, this as, as I'm. As we're recording this, I'm on the road. We might be adding a stop to Boise, Idaho this Saturday. And then even that schedule, I need to update it because we've added a couple more stops because people reach out and they see this and they said, you know what? My, my town needs this, my city needs this. And so we're trying to squeeze in as many cities as we can while we're on the road. Those. So the website will have all the schedule and as I get the details for the venue and the time and the place, we're adding the links to there. And I just wanted to mention one more part about the tour, which is really my favorite part, is that not only are we visiting these cities and I'm giving a presentation, I'm also traveling with my buddy Ethan, who is a permaculture student and he has his own journey of sort of stepping into freedom. And he's sharing some of his ideas. But that's kind of the main evening event. We tend to get, you know, more people to show up to that. But also what we're doing for most of the cities every, every time we arrive to the city. So for example, in Denver, Albuquerque and Sedona, when we were arriving to the cities, we're also doing what we call community action days. And this could be everything from doing volunteering at a community garden. There was an ocean, a beach cleanup at Ocean beach in San Diego. Sometimes it's working with the local houseless population trying to show some support. And the reason this matters to me is because not only do I want this not to just be about me, look at me, I've got the answers or things like that, but I want us to contribute to every city that we're visiting, visiting and also encourage people to come out and get involved into their own communities. Because for those of us who believe that government isn't necessarily the answer and that we could maybe even survive without a government or that we can live our lives with government as small as possible, I think one of the ways we show people that is by showing how we take care of each other, how we can come together and provide this mutual aid and support for each other, whether that is contributing a couple hours to building a community garden or helping somebody out and they're, you know, in some other way. So that's something else we're doing as well. So for people who do want to come to those stops, as we get the details confirmed@activation tour.org we'll have the links there where you can register and you can sign up for July and for the other dates and you can come to the action days if you want to get involved or you can just come to the evening event and you can network with other people. You can hear some, some new ideas. And of course I'm traveling, I have my books for sale for people who want to learn more about that and get deeper into these topics. But for me this is just, this is my life's work. You know, I'm living this message and I have a house to build, I have things to do on my land. But it felt like, let me take a little bit of a time away from that to get back on the road because it really does feel like to me, despite again the lack of the non stop Covid kind of paranoia, the propaganda happening, nothing has slowed down. In fact, things seem to have accelerated under Donald Trump from my perspective. And the technocrats are very much in power. So if we see that, then we probably should start taking some proactive measures in our own life.

Derek, I'm really, really grateful that you're doing this. I think it's fantastic. I hope that this conversation will inspire more people to do this or even if they're already doing this, improve on what they're already doing. This is a, you know, it's a lifelong journey of becoming more self sufficient. But in my opinion, there is no time to wait. Really there isn't, you know, and so I, I genuinely hope people take your words seriously. And if you are interested, head to activation tour.org activation tour.org connect with like minded people and learn a thing or two from people who are on their journeys or are you know have successfully done some things and and learn pointers and tips. You can also follow Derek on x Debros Live Free. That's Debros Live Free and you can get you can follow the link there through to the conscience conscious resistance.com sorry which is the link that Derek was talking about there the 45 day exit and build challenge or the PDF that he was discussing as well. So number of different places people can go for information but I do hope they join your tour Derek because this is awesome. Thank you so much for your time today and for what you're doing.

Thank you so much for having me on Maria for making the space for solutions. I hope that more of our brothers and sisters in advance independent media can and can do so not just for my work but try to find the things that we think might help our audiences and shine a light on those things. So thank you Absolutely.

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