This week has been a long slog. As part of my continuing studies on freedom, I've been delving into the complex world of commercial rule - a fraudulent system that treats all of us as corporations, in order to impose corporate policies on us and strip us of our rights. Being the end of the week, and being exhausted from over 80 hours of research (and going to bed after 5am, as a result), I decided to take a couple of days off, to relax and recuperate.

It didn't really work out like that, though. Being a lifelong scholar means that I don't seem to have an "off" switch. The moment I was awake, my first thoughts were of a legal nature, and I spent most of the day thinking about some of the things I've been studying. While making breakfast, I had an epiphany of sorts, that could be of significance in the coming months, as I begin to engage my legal studies in the wider world. While walking Byron, it developed. Even during my shower, I was thinking about constructs of law. It's been difficult to focus on anything else, so mind-warping is the depth of deception we are all living under. And just now, while considering my first early night in the last two months, I found myself listening to interviews.

And then I came across this short film that sums up our situation pretty well. It's the heartbreaking story of a man whose successful efforts to cure diseases that the state prefers to cash in on has ended up in jail for the non-crime of helping people - all with the help of the criminal media propaganda outlets, and no doubt, at the behest of the demonic pharmaceutical cartels. I implore you to watch it; it will show you a glimpse of what the masons behind the curtain of "society" do to people who challenge their lies. It's a shocking and eye-opening look at the truth about our corrupt system.

It's called "Truth On Trial".

For freedom.