We are often reminded we live in a post-truth world, but there are some things that are still inherently true regardless.

Like the fact that evil is real. Evil absolutely exists. Here and now.

And this video shows you exactly what it looks like.

(The entry for the word “evil” from the unabridged Webster’s International Dictionary from 1894)

The following is presented without comment, as it speaks for itself.

This reeks of not only mission creep but the kind of problem-reaction-solution set up where the solution being offered is so much worse than the problem ever was.

And the problem was already pretty bad.

Again.

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Sources/Further Reading

Current News
bloomberg.com/news/features/2026-01-29/us-spends-hundreds-of-millions-on-warehouses-for-ice-detention-centers
americanimmigrationcouncil.org/blog/ice-ai-surveillance-tracking-americans

Court Docs
drive.google.com/file/d/1FnY2z7eb5efGlHrb2AYBtfqMVDJSUfIu/view
courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Schiltz-Lyons-order.pdf
democracyforward.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Dist.Minn_._0-26-cv-00749_95.pdf

Rex84 News Clipping via the Ann Arbor District Library Archive
aadl.org/node/244538

Whistleblower Memo etc.
documentcloud.org/documents/26499371-dhs-ice-memo-1-21-26
motionlaw.com/the-difference-between-judicial-and-administrative-warrants
linkedin.com/pulse/homeowners-beware-ice-claims-power-enter-homes-john-whitehead-3lrce

A community resource organization created to provide emergency support to people being dumped out in the cold with nothing when it’s -14 degrees outside
havenwatch.org

And this show sucks.

And every single time I make one of these videos, I am going to make this point:

“When once a republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles; every other correction is either useless or a new evil.”
— Montesquieu, “The Spirit of Laws”

Love you all.

Now people, with their multitude of enduring problems, are finding that the face of technology has been personified and given grandeur — imitatively human and playing at roles of authority and empowered to make operational determinations of increasing consequence.

Emulators are becoming judges and gatekeepers. This is no accident; this is no side effect. The product is working as intended.

Already, we are witnessing alarming cases where glorified algorithms — hardly accurate, reliable or neutral, nor endowed with any true or actual wisdom, understanding, or discernment — are restricting (or, if you insist, safeguarding) access to the necessities and routines of life as we know it.

Someone programmed it to be that way.

These personified tools are being misconstrued as superior and even superhuman, while living humans have been invalidated by the technology, humiliated and labeled as something less than human. A world of flesh and breath, turned inside out and upside down by codes and signals.

This Kafka-esque situational dynamic, and its associated army of automated agentic-pseudo-brains-in-command, have already been loosed into our world. Its parts are replicating, spreading, and growing into the roles we once held.

Answering increasingly to the mirrors that were crafted by human hands, ordinary people may soon find, at any given turn, a system that is compromised and infiltrated and thoroughly unaccountable to anyone, and inaccessible to many who stand to be locked out for reasons that would never satisfy anyone with a conscience.

One machine-entity told a woman that she didn’t have a human face; another that she wasn’t a ‘unique human’; another determined that a man was someone else, someone who was accused of a crime.

These imitative processes have already assimilated all the knowledge that humans have among themselves, or so we have been told; yet we are left with endless questions of significant gravity about the future yet unfolding now before us:

Who authorized this? (And since when?)

Why has anybody accepted it?

What are people falling for?

Does this system stand to benefit anyone, other than certain people who would gain personally, and other than by a system that seeks to operate beyond its own rightful (constitutional) restrictions?

How could it be stopped, or overridden, if need be?

Can it be stopped or shutdown at all?

How long until people could lose the power to check and correct its increasing power to define and determine the parameters of the world we inhabit?

We continue to be left with more questions than answers about what is really going on here and what all of this is ultimately for, but it might be the understatement of the year to say we find it highly doubtful our country is racing to spend billions upon unimaginable billions on infrastructure and systems jamming something that hallucinates (aka “lies”) into every facet of our society just so students can shut down their neural pathways using Chat-GPT to do their homework for them and guys can generate images of anime girls with five boobs to talk to because they’re lonely on a Thursday night.

A very grim picture of the future is quickly coming into view. It’s Kafka, but this is also Idiocracy.

When an adult stands there in physical reality and lets a computer system override their own brain and eyeballs about what is happening — what is happening in the reality taking place right in front of their faces — we have a serious problem.

This is so very hard to watch.

And insane. And stupid. So incredibly stupid.

Changing out one kind of stupid for an even more “efficient” brand of technologically driven computerized stupid is… ultimately still stupid at the end of what is becoming a very long day. It should go without saying that just because one version of that stupid is dressed up in more technology than the previous version, does not make it less stupid than before.

In many ways, it makes it even more stupid.

In a world where we can’t seem to remember what we had for breakfast two days ago anywhere, where we’re drowning in a neverending sea of information that has now been flooded with a new type of ersatz on top of what was already so unbelievable and so unreal, I thought perhaps we could benefit from a documentarian’s eye on just what happened last year. The idea was to look at the disintegration of our already corrupt society in its present form but concurrently with the rise of the tech based upon when each clip or story was first posted. I bookmarked stuff throughout the year and took as much care as possible to try and look up each clip (even the TikToks) so the dates were correct by month for this (although I did rearrange them puzzle-like within the month so the connections would hopefully be more apparent).

I probably don’t have to tell you we just lived through a hell of a year. Truly, all the veils are down now. As Morpheus famously asked Neo in one of my favorite films of all time, ever: “What is real? How do you define ‘real’?” The veils are all the way down now.

Just a couple days ago, Elon Musk said “We have entered the Singularity”. I believe the film I just made illustrates that he is 100% correct. The singularity is a theoretical point where current models of human understanding break down leading to radical transformation… but, in alchemical terms, no renewal can happen without going through that stage (as ugly and painful as it is).

Because this is spiritual. This whole protracted period could rightfully be described as spiritual warfare. So that’s what I’ve decided to talk about.

I appreciate you taking the time to listen to my thoughts by the way. I hope they help you. I hope we help each other.

Digital ID is the foundation for a cage unlike anything humanity has never known. Once we go in, we won’t come back out.

I made this hour-long video on all the reasons why we MUST reject this Orwellian nightmare and I hope you will share it far and wide so people can understand why we must reject this now, while we still can.

First: The answer is yes, I fully admit I talked Aaron into participating in another one of my wacky ideas.

Second: We worked with the same small American business owner who helped @CanaryCryRadio make a special coffee to support their podcast to bring you a protest coffee to go along with the theme of “Liminality” and help support our upcoming film. Proceeds go toward producing the movie by bartering coffee to keep the production team ( which is us) caffeinated, but this coffee also serves a dual purpose as well.

Just over 250 years ago, the crown attempted to tell the colonists what tea they had no choice but to drink by giving the East India Tea Co. a monopoly via The Tea Act — attempting to force the American colonists to exclusively buy and drink East India tea. In protest, the women in the colonies started a boycott of tea, knocking doors and getting other women to sign pledges promising their households would agree to buy and drink coffee instead. The tea boycott obviously culminated in the famous (or infamous, if you happen to be part of the British hereditary monarchy system hellbent on owning the colonists to the point of telling them what they were allowed to buy and drink as “loyal obedient subjects”) Tea Party. Coffee ultimately became the American drink of choice over tea, and the rest, as they say, is American Revolutionary history.

We thought if people were drinking protest/boycott coffee in the 250th anniversary window of this nation’s founding when the colonists would have also been drinking it, it would mean the right thing (especially right now) and who knows, maybe lend us a little 1776 energy around here… God knows we could really use it.

The wise Catherine Austin Fitts (@solari_the) once told us the currency of the future would be relationships built upon real trust. If we want to live in a better society (and a better world for that matter), we have to start trying to actually make this place better. We felt like working with a small American business to try and support the film (since we have to get this film supported and coffee fuels Aaron’s writing and my edits) while doing something that actually means the right thing on all the levels we could think of is a step in the right direction.

And we have tried this coffee. We’re kinda snobby about coffee sometimes, but this is actually really good coffee. I designed all the labels based on actual engravings of the tea party, and we made this commercial ourselves.

DESTRUCTIONOFTHETEACOFFEE.COM

In love and liberty,

Aaron and Melissa
Truthstream Media