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July 23, 2025 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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The End of Slavery: Cory Endrulat on Self-Custody, Natural Law...
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Welcome to today's interview here on Brighteon.com.
I'm Mike Adams, and we are joined by a very special guest, Corey Endroulot, who is just an extraordinary pro-liberty, pro-human thinker, philosopher, and an advocate.
And he's got a summit.
It's called The End of Slavery that is going to be broadcasted at Brighteon University.
That's brightyou.com, which of course it's free to watch coming up.
Let's see.
You can register for it now, and it streams beginning July 26th, which is a Saturday.
And one episode streams each day for free.
So welcome, Corey, to the show today.
It's great to have you back.
Last time I saw you, you were here in the studio.
That's right.
Yeah, trying to slavery with health.
That's what we do with healthreve.org.
And thank you for sharing that information with your audience, talking about the nature of the psychology of authoritarianism.
And then this summit that I have to share with your audience here, I mean, this covers every single topic from health, community, to your personal life, to the slavery that goes on really on our collective level on many different fronts, whether it's technological and medical, economical.
And then we basically break it down.
And each speaker has different expertise on these different fields.
So this is an amazing event that really jump-started my career, frankly, into the media space because I had more people interested in this type of thing and telling me to contact you than my own channels because I brought so many people together.
You're talking Mark Passio, David Icke, and Derek Brose, a lot of names that you're familiar with, people that you've interviewed.
I basically, I was very fortunate to talk to them about these subjects and dive deep into what is slavery and are we currently enslaved?
How do we get ourselves out of it?
Let's start with a really simple proposition for this that, of course, you are very familiar with.
But first, let me just mention, did you know, you know, we launched our Enoch AI engine.
Did you know that all the material that you donated to me for that engine has been incorporated so that the engine has been trained on a lot of your material?
Did you know that?
Yes, I did.
Okay.
It's beautiful, man.
Okay, great, great.
So thanks to you and your efforts, then Enoch has a very strong basis of a philosophical liberty, you know, pro-human liberty that ChatGPT doesn't have, Grok doesn't have, Microsoft doesn't have.
So thanks to your effort and our effort, and we built this engine for just under $2 million, which is nothing compared to the billions that the big tech giants spent, but their engines are controlled by the CIA, whereas our engine is influenced by people like you, which is much better.
So thank you for that.
Now, let's start with the very first question I wanted to mention to you.
Does every human being own their own body?
Yes.
And from all the speakers, I can say that that has been pretty much an overwhelming yes as the basis.
All right.
So every human being owns their own body.
Then, following from that, doesn't that mean, and of course this is a setup question for you here, but we didn't rearrange this.
This is off the top of my head.
But doesn't that mean that no outside entity, no government, no agency, no police, nobody can force something into your body without your consent?
That's correct.
So whether it's a vaccination or it's a certain mandate, something entering your life forcibly, telling you how to live your own life, what to do with your own life, your own liberty, your own property, ultimately your pursuit of happiness, because that happiness comes from your ability to exercise your property, exercise your freedom, exercise your self-ownership.
Well, if you don't even know what these concepts are to begin with, how can you defend it?
How can you exercise it?
So getting a fundamental understanding of these concepts, just as you're asking me these questions, like, do you own yourself?
How many people really ask themselves that question?
And how many people actually act in alignment to those fundamental truths?
Okay.
Awesome.
Love your answer.
And this is just a teaser for our audience of what's in your course, The End of Slavery.
Well, the summit coming up.
Again, you can register at brightyu.com.
Now, Corey, of course, you know, I do speed cubing, but this is the second part of the question.
If someone pays me to solve this cube, someone pays me a dollar to solve this cube, and I solve it for a dollar, given that I own my body and I own my hands by extension, does the government have the right to take any portion of what I earned with the body that I own?
Well, just as you took that transaction between the individual and yourself voluntarily, the government comes in involuntarily and says, hey, I need to take that from you based on what I arbitrarily decide or based on what is written here that I arbitrarily decide.
And that is not based on any fundamental truth of reality.
It's not based on natural law.
It's not based on natural rights.
It's based on a claim, a claim, a presumption of I own a portion of how much you own.
You don't own 100% of yourself.
You own maybe 80% of yourself or 50% of yourself or whatever amount we decide.
And maybe you're four now than you used to be.
And that three vacation is available.
Three-fifths, sorry, three-fifths, like the Supreme Court said in the slavery ruling, that a slave is only three-fifths of a human.
Remember that?
Right.
We can ask ourselves a simple question.
If taking 100% of somebody's labor is considered slavery, at what percentage is it not slavery?
Exactly.
Exactly.
So if I solve this cube and the government allows me to keep 50% of the dollar that somebody pays me, then they are saying that I am 50% owned by the state.
That's correct.
This is the slavery that we're under that many people are afraid to confront.
And so I use this word slavery and some people may be offended and say, well, you're not talking about the slavery of the past.
Well, actually, I am.
Chattel slavery has been deeply ingrained within political slavery for thousands of years.
In fact, these systems go hand in hand together.
You can't find a civilization on earth, you know, way back then that didn't practice slavery.
You know, it was basically part of society and people saw it as necessary.
And without it, how would the economy work?
Without it, how would anything work?
There would be chaos if we freed people, enlightened them, made them moral, and taught them how to read and write.
No, we'd rather just keep them in their base condition of these barbaric animals who deserve to be in this condition.
And, you know, we're going to prove it with science, too, that they are inferior to us and that they need to be enslaved.
And this happened to every race on earth.
It's not just the African Americans.
It's not just here in America.
This is a worldwide phenomenon.
But if we're looking at the basis as to what is slavery, why do these systems enslave us?
Then we can move beyond it altogether.
Just as the abolitionists in America were starting to catch on to, which is why they started to break away from the governments, not just chattel slavery.
You know, a lot of them I talk about in my works, they were some of the first pro-liberty advocates, right?
And they were challenging all the systems, building the towns for the Underground Railroad, willingly breaking the law, willingly going to jail for their beliefs.
Henry David Thoreau, right?
And civil disobedience.
You hear about these concepts, self-reliance.
We hear about it maybe in school a little bit.
But what is it that they don't tell you?
What is it that needs to be said to really free humankind?
Is that really going to be taught in our school system that is created and funded by the government?
I don't think so.
So these types of programs, this End of Slivery Summit is essential for humankind to learn these different points of view and learn from experts, by the way, in unschooling and homeschooling, where parents are bringing their kids out of the mainstream school system to teach their kids what they want to learn that empowers them, that actually sets them up for success rather than to be some obedient person to some system.
I'm glad you mentioned the education system because the public education is nothing but indoctrination training, right?
Or obedience training.
That's really all it is.
And same thing with medical school.
If you begin to think for yourself as a doctor in med school, they fail you and they kick you out.
You cannot think for yourself.
You have to become a robot.
And that medical robot, which is currently a doctor in human form, will soon be replaced by a doctor in AI form.
I mean, that's, as I've said, today's modern doctors are nothing but human skin bag pharmaceutical vending machines using an algorithm of diagnosis and prescriptions.
Well, that can be replicated in AI in about two minutes.
Like there's nothing that a GP doctor does that's a mainstream doctor.
There's nothing they do that AI can't already do 100 times faster and cheaper.
Yeah.
So it's concerning, right, seeing how people in the medical profession also are under this condition of slavery and may not see it in themselves.
And, you know, I've talked to you about the Health Revealed Project, and we talk about statism being a social psychopathology.
But this is something that is important to recognize because if we have a disease or something holding us back from evolving as a human species or evolving our own lives, this is not being free.
This is us being beholden to these invisible chains.
And those invisible chains can be more dangerous than those physical chains, especially if it's self-induced.
We want to be evolved.
We want to not evolve.
And we've been trained into that to where we can't really see a way out of it, right?
And including for solutions, right?
We don't see the potential solutions of how to get out of it.
We aren't learning about unschooling because that would turn everything on its head.
We aren't taught about counter economics.
We aren't taught about all these things.
It would, by definition, destroy the institutions we have, but in its place, put much better, more efficient ones, which is why the AI systems you're developing is really some of those alternatives, right?
Showing people a better way of doing things.
Now, of course, the extreme of that is people become dependent on that and they become enslaved to that.
So having the concept of slavery understood for humanity, this is like, I would say, the most important concept to understand since it is the very thing, I believe, in history that has ever held humanity back more than anything or caused the most amount of death and suffering.
That's a really good point.
And I want to comment on that before I ask you my next question in the series here.
But just like the internet as a technology, the internet can be used to enslave you if you spend all day addicted to TikTok videos, for example, or you just use the internet to go to Fox News or CNN or whatever, or you're stuck on Facebook all day, then you're just a slave to the system.
But the internet can also connect people with us, right?
With Brighteon, with Health Revealed, your website, with your project, you know, BrightU.
So like any technology, it's up to the conscious mind to choose how they wish to interact with that technology to either they can make themselves subservient to it or they can use it to amplify their human consciousness, their innovation, creativity, and human will.
And that choice will always exist with every technology.
It's just more amplified now than ever before.
That choice is always there.
The moment you think you don't have that choice, and the moment you feel powerless, is when you become vulnerable to slavery, right?
Which is why slaves are kept away from owning anything, right?
You will own nothing and be happy.
This is the saying that's being used nowadays.
I mean, come on, this sounds like it's right out of the 1850s.
You know, it's wild.
And so if we want to actually have a basis to our actions and to our freedom, we need to understand what is freedom, just like you said.
It's called first principles, right?
The word principle from principia means first things, that which is foremost, that which you have as the basis toward your actions.
We're not taught virtue or morality in school.
We're taught obedience.
And obedience is our virtue, our morality.
But it should be the other way around, just as authority is taught to be truth, but actually truth should be our authority.
Yeah, well said.
So that actually leads me right to my third question.
Does the government grant us the right to speak?
Nope.
And so when people say, for Instance, I have the right to bear arms or I have freedom of speech.
It's not because of some constitution or some piece of paper.
It's because you were given it by nature, by God, by natural law.
And that is ultimately why you have that, which means everybody in the world has it through all times, and that we've been suppressing it or we've been ignoring it, or we've been kept basically suppressed and ignorant of these very basic, universal, timeless facts for humanity.
And I realize, you know, for you, these are very, even for our audience, these are very basic questions, but I'm actually making a point here just to remind people to think in the proper way about ending slavery.
You talk about abolition.
And yet today, very often what I see, even especially right now with the Trump administration, when I'm on social media, I see people begging Trump to do something to save their life or begging RFK Jr. to stop the vaccine, to do this and that.
And I understand that, but I'm just saying, you don't have to wait for somebody to save you.
You can say no to the death jabs right now.
You can say no to the dollar right now.
You can choose gold, silver, and crypto right now, right?
So talk to us about that.
And also weave, if you would, weave that back into your course, The End of Slavery, about how we don't have to wait for some man or woman like Hillary Clinton to come save us because that's never going to happen.
We should be doing it now.
Yes.
And many of the speakers I bring on demonstrate that as some of them are even building communities, right, where they are demonstrating solutions to abundance, right?
You've talked to Jim Gale, and we've talked about permaculture as a powerful solution.
So, I mean, you know, that's a whole other avenue you can go down.
And of course, within the summit, we have links for people to learn more about certain things and books on each topic.
And each of the speakers provides their own gifts.
So you can dive into whatever you want more and more, depending on, you know, your level of interest and what you see could be very helpful.
But I think it's all very helpful if it helps us decentralize and get away from the system.
So when you have a whole repository of that information, it could be extremely empowering.
And one of the things we do talk about is the history of abolitionism and what the abolitionists believed, why they called themselves abolitionists.
Like you said, abolition.
This is a key word.
Well, the other word to this is gradualism, right?
So abolitionists were not gradualists.
They didn't think that slavery was going to come through, okay, maybe making things a little better, maybe making the conditions of the slaves better, putting them on a better plantation.
They believed we had to get rid of slavery because slavery is inherently wrong.
So there is no justification.
There is no excuse for an immoral institution that should end right now.
Now, when they say end it right now, obviously it's still going to take a level of time for people to understand what it is and to put an end to it.
But what they're saying is that it's urgent, that it's important, and that we should not create any excuse or justification for something we know is wrong.
And people do this all the time in the systems that we have now.
Well, it's just how it is, just the way it's always been.
And, well, we have to get people there.
And, you know, we just got to make the laws better.
And then if we reduce the amount of government and we reduce the amount of tyranny, then eventually it will just go away on its own.
And people will start to become more.
No, if anything, it's actually going to be more deceptive because people believe that they are free.
And people believe that these freedoms are being granted to them by the government.
And so they actually become more willing to be obedient and then turn themselves back to sleep.
So it's these types of deceptions you have to be able to navigate.
Another thing is there's two other words to understand.
There's emancipation, right?
And then there's manumission or enfranchisement.
Manumission or enfranchisement, this is basically the same thing in history, was when a slave had to work for their freedom.
So essentially, the king or the ruler had to grant somebody freedom, right?
Are you supposed to be granted freedom?
Or is freedom something inherent part of you?
Emancipation is usually freeing an individual.
Like, oh, we'll free this one individual or this group of people.
But abolition says we're going to look at not the individual or these specific things happening.
We're going to end the institution, the very idea, because it's ideas that move people, that move events, and they're far more important.
So we're going to be challenging the idea of slavery on a fundamental level, which is why it was so controversial back in the day that even censorship was happening then.
It wasn't just with the anti-federalists protesting the Constitution in the 1700s.
It was also the abolitionists.
They were accused of burning down buildings and causing all sorts of chaos.
Meanwhile, they're some of the most peaceful people around.
They're non-resistants.
They're pacifists.
They were called no-governmentists.
That was the term the media used against them.
And they're like, what are you talking about?
We just serve the government of God.
We serve truth.
We serve freedom.
And it was so fundamental that they could not get rid of this message, especially when you have someone like William Lloyd Garrison who was out there, literally putting charge on everybody.
Why aren't you freeing your slaves?
Why is the church upholding slavery?
Why are you doing this?
Like, he really was on it, publishing newspapers week after week, just like how you do with your news, Mike, and holding people accountable.
And his title of his newspaper was, Our Country is the world.
Our countrymen are all mankind.
So to me, that sounds like a message that humanity needs now, still more than ever.
Yeah, that's absolutely the case.
And I want to point out that one of the strongest reasons why people will benefit from watching your docuseries, your summit, The End of Slavery, again, you can register to watch it for free at BrightU.
And it begins on July 26th is when it starts streaming, brightu.com, just the word Bright, followed by the letter U. Let me share this with you.
There's, see, just changing your mental understanding of your own freedom is so powerful all by itself.
Let me tell you this true story.
I have found that people of a certain age, and I'm not slamming the entire demographic, but Baby boomers in particular, they are extremely obedient to forms that are mailed to them by the government.
They think that they are obligated to fill out every form that the government sends them because this is the way they were brought up.
They were told this.
I have seen cases where, for example, I think it's the Department of Agriculture, the USDA, mails out forms to everybody that owns a farm.
So I get a form from the USDA in the mail and it says, oh, under penalty of law, you have to fill this out.
And I'm like, I can't read it because I'm ripping it in half too fast and throwing it away.
You can't even prove that this got delivered to my mailbox, period.
So go pound sand.
But other people will spend 10 hours.
I'm talking about baby boomers.
They will spend 10 hours filling out this form.
Well, the USDA needs to know this information.
No, they don't.
They don't need to know jack shit about your farm.
Why are you surveilling yourself and complying with this form and being a baby boomer mindset of mass obedience to every request by the government?
And again, a lot of people watching are baby boomers, so I'm not slamming the whole demographic, but why is it, like, what was it about people that grew up in the 1950s and 60s where they now think that obedience is absolutely required because they could just change their mind and be free from that, but they don't.
Got any guesses?
Well, it's hard.
I mean, you're programmed from a very young age into the schooling system, which teaches obedience, and you're surrounded by these ideas of freedom and liberty coming from these documents and from certain people.
But meanwhile, we're also taught that freedom is our right and that we're born with it.
So which one is it?
Is it going to come from these inherent natural qualities and then we have to enforce it through people and these man-made systems?
How has that been working for humanity?
I mean, how long have we been trying that historically?
There has always been, I would say, in my study of history, these cycles.
And you can look at Teitler's cycle and Toynbee, Arnold Toynbee, and he has the whole cycles of history.
And he talks about the fall and rise of empires.
And you see these trends where you have a process, right?
And Yuri Besminov, a former KGB agent, also talks about how there's certain stages to demoralizing people and then turning these empires around.
And many people compare America to that of Rome, where the fall is in the demoralization of people primarily.
People do not understand where their rights come from ultimately, what a right is.
I mean, if you ask someone, can you define a right?
They don't even know what a basic concept as a right is.
So how do they expect to uphold such a concept of natural rights?
I mean, I interviewed people at college campuses, and they don't know, right?
I'm already laughing because they think that I have the right to get free money from the government food stamp program.
They think that's a right.
Yeah.
That's not a right.
I would say this is across all generations and it's been happening for a long time.
I think, you know, now we have the opportunity with technology, as I've shared with you before, to really evolve humanity more than ever now that we have these AI tools.
And some people, again, they may fear it, but again, it's all up to you and your self-ownership if you understand these concepts.
If you take responsibility of that, this can be some of the most powerful tools for humanity.
Having this summit that anyone can access and look at and dive into, that is very powerful for humanity because never before can somebody share a message so widespread like that, which is why the abolitionists were massively successful when they were doing their newspapers.
So it does rely on us getting the message out there, facing these contradictions, looking at the hypocrisy, seeing it in ourselves, and then demonstrating the solutions ourselves to other people, and then using that as a way to say, hey, why aren't you thinking about things differently?
Because the action and the mindset correspond to one another.
And you can say that that's when knowledge turns into wisdom.
It's when you actually have the will to act and you're acting in alignment to natural law or acting in alignment to your rights.
But you can only come to that position when you have these principles first laid out.
And in the truth movement, I don't see a lot of people really laying out the principles.
It's like, okay, I already understand you care about freedom, you care about these ideas, but still, what is freedom?
Because if I ask the truth movement, what is freedom?
To one, it could be putting Trump in office again.
It could be putting some politician in office or changing some law or holding a convention or signing a paperwork a certain way.
There's so many methods I see out there, but is that really going to get to the root cause to why we are enslaved, the moral, spiritual, philosophical dynamic that is at play?
And that is much harder for people to understand, which is why they don't want to confront it.
You're absolutely correct.
Most people are, they do not operate from a place of principles.
They operate from tribalism.
And so we've seen very good examples of this lately with the Trump supporters, the MAGA movement.
Before Trump won the election, they were screaming about freedom.
We need the freedom to speak.
We have to have freedom and we have to release the Epstein files.
We have to have transparency and accountability.
And then Trump gets elected and starts pushing censorship of those who criticize Israel.
And most Trump supporters go along with that.
Well, yeah, we have to censor those people.
But wait a second.
Well, that's anti-Semitism.
Yeah, but under Biden, it was called misinformation.
Or it was called, what, transphobic speech, right?
So it's the same tyranny just rebranded for the right.
And then with the Epstein files, now the Trump administration or A.G. Bondi and, you know, Bongino and Patel and the FBI, and they've said, well, there are no Epstein files.
Case close is done.
It's a really interesting dividing line because you see the Tribalists going along with Trump and saying, Yeah, there are no files.
There's no pedophilia, nothing, right?
Which would have been unthinkable for them to say a year ago.
People are just following orders, Mike.
They're just following orders.
They're not responsible.
They don't have self-ownership.
They have to just do what they're told.
See, they don't have principles to live by.
That's right.
And as long as people don't, like you said, they're always going to ultimately enslave themselves.
And yes, it is a pattern of history.
It keeps happening again and again because we aren't taught these principles to keep us enslaved.
And so it, but if you unlayer that, what you just said right there, right?
It was like key.
What comes to mind right when you're saying that is, okay, there's a bunch of people like basically dependent saying, oh my gosh, I hope the government fixes everything.
We need to have them please master change the plantation for me.
Please make it better, right?
That's a worrisome mindset on its own.
And then furthermore, the fact that when they get into office, well, I mean, it's just the way it is.
He's in office.
Well, I just got to go along with it.
That's the second most dangerous mindset right there.
Both of those demonstrate a lack of self-empowerment as a saying, I'm in control of my own life and I own myself.
It's saying, no, actually, I have to be dependent and I have to wait for change and I have to just beg and plea and hope and let's all pray together, right?
And let's use God and God will come eventually.
Let's just wait for our freedom.
Let's not free ourselves like the abolitionists said that we have to work with the government of God and use our conscience that God gave us.
No, you can't do that.
You have to go along with the church, but make sure you go along with the government primarily because that is your real God, your real church.
See, this is the hypocrisy we have to face.
It's at a fundamental level.
It's with things that people already know.
They know that they're ultimately enslaved, that they aren't free, but they are putting up with these systems because it's the way it's always been and this is how it is and they don't see a way out of it.
So getting the fundamental principles down and then sharing that with others is how we get out of it because then we're inspired.
We say, this is why we have to stand on our freedom.
This is why we have to free ourselves.
And that's why the abolitionists were some of the most inspirational figures for me.
And I think it will be for the majority of your audience when it comes to action.
That history just gets shoved down, right?
It's like, oh, don't look at history.
Don't look at 9-11.
Don't look at 2008.
Don't look at what happened only a couple of years ago.
Everybody just all of a sudden hush, hush about that people in the medical world.
Oh, don't question what happened with the vaccines.
And now don't look at the Epstein files.
Let me go through some of the of your summit, some of the days, the themes of the days, so people know what they're going to get.
So again, the start streaming free of charge July 26th at brightu.com.
That's just the letter you.
You can sign up there for free with your email.
You can also optionally purchase the whole course if you want and download it all, and that helps financially support both of our operations, but that's optional.
First day, the chains of compliance, unmasking modern slavery.
Three episodes and three speakers.
The second day, the invisible chains, breaking the myths that enslave the mind.
Okay, the third day, unslaved, breaking the chains of conditioning, control, and compliance.
And then I'm going to stop here, day four, the unslave revolution, reclaiming minds, morals, and the next generation.
So right there, the unslave revolution.
This is something that, you know, I just mentioned the baby boomer demographic right there.
There are a few people in that demographic that are definitely, you know, on board with what you and I are talking about, and many of those are watching.
But by and large, that age group, they've kind of given up on freedom.
You know what I mean?
It's like they're not, they're just kind of just going to go along with it and make the best they can for whatever it is.
But we actually need a consciousness revolution to have an unslave revolution.
And that is happening right now, especially among younger people, of which you are a member of what I would consider the younger generations.
Can you talk to us about what's happening in the age group of like people's in their 20, people in their 20s and 30s?
What are they thinking right now about freedom?
Well, yeah, it's important we mentioned the next generation because if we ask ourselves, okay, we own ourselves, what are our responsibilities?
Well, what about our kids, right?
The ones that we bring into the world, the next generation, they're going to be the ones that bring these ideas and carry them forth.
And they're ultimately, you know, some of the most important to us personally.
So it's very important that if you care about freedom, that you share, you know, these freedom concepts with them.
But you got to know how, too, because you don't want to be too demanding and strict, say, yo, you got to learn this because that would be counterintuitive to freedom and that message.
So one of the books that we provide in the summit is actually from Dana Martin, who is world renowned in the subject of radical unschooling.
And she's been featured in a lot of prominent TV networks for this.
Fortunately, back in the day, they allowed some of this on television.
But it's getting so popular that the systems are worried, I believe, which is why so many people are getting on to this.
You start seeing it on TikTok on these mainstream platforms.
People are definitely waking up to what's going on.
So really tracing it back, though, it's what are we doing to our kids?
And the school system is enslaving them.
It's teaching them that they're a slave and they're not supposed to be free.
They're not supposed to be empowered and live a life of purpose and meaning, which is why you see the suicide rates are crazy high and depression and anxiety.
And I saw this throughout my schooling.
I had to help a lot of other kids just being there for them, just providing presence.
And that was such an important thing alone.
But then to say, hey, you're much more than this condition and much more than what society says that you are.
And you are much more than these labels, these identities, and what you're trying to aim for.
You can be happy right now.
You can be free right now.
But they just need that reassurance.
And you being there as a parent could be so powerful.
That's what my parents did for me was really just reassure me in saying, hey, you know what's right, you know what's wrong.
And you should follow that.
And you shouldn't just do whatever you want.
And you also want to make sure you follow your heart.
very basic things.
I know it sounds maybe cliche, but if you look at health, it's the same thing.
Are you following your body?
Are you listening to your body?
If you're not, well, you're going to become a slave to a system that proclaims to know your body better than you because you're not listening to your own body, right?
So it's the same thing across the board in this generation.
These newer generations are starting to pick up onto it more because the tyranny is increasing.
The slavery is becoming more apparent.
And people are starting to use this term more as they realize that's what it ultimately is.
It's liberty or death, as our founding fathers said.
And that's what it is, which is why they were willing to kill cops in the streets.
Ultimately, that's what they did, you know, in revolt against the strongest army on earth.
And we don't want to look at the bloody side of history, right?
Or what about the slave revolutions that happened in the 1800s?
We aren't taught about that in history, how the slaves would rebel against their master.
They would start violently taking back their own power.
But don't they have the right to do that?
Because it is their freedom after all.
If their freedom cannot be granted to them, they're just going to take it because it rightfully belongs with them.
You know, they're just taking back what was theirs.
They never took from the slave master.
They took what was rightfully their own to take.
And so they're just reclaiming it.
You know, it's like that should have been theirs to begin with.
They shouldn't have to have to do all these revolutions.
They're given no choice because of the system coming down on them.
So this generation, you know, they feel desperate.
They feel lonely and they feel all these things.
It's important to pay attention to this because they absolutely could be helped.
And with this information, I think this is super crucial since we're looking at the principles and the foundations to say, hey, this is what you can live your life by.
That's why I interviewed people and they said this is natural law.
This is the thing that really broke it for them.
People who were law enforcement 50 years in their life, they're like, how come I didn't know about this?
I was holding this trauma, this ego all this time.
If they learned this when they were in their 20s or their, you know, their teens, they would have never gone down that path.
It's crazy.
There is no generation in the history of our nation that is more enslaved from external sources than our current youth.
I mean, think about how difficult it is to afford to buy a house.
I mean, you've never had to spend more hours working to pay for a house than young people do today.
And it was hard enough.
I remember when my wife and I bought our first house and I, gosh, I thought that was a fortune.
It was $140,000.
I was like, oh my God, how are we ever going to pay that off?
But now it's like four or five times more expensive to buy a house for a young person.
But what I love about what you're doing is you're reminding them why that financial enslavement exists.
There's a reason for it.
Why is it that you can't afford to live?
It's not something that you did.
It's something that your slave masters did, the plantation owners at the Federal Reserve.
They keep printing money and stealing purchasing power from you.
So what I see right now, a lot of times I see people begging their slave masters to solve the problems that the slave masters caused.
It's like complaining to the government about why are prescription drug prices so high?
Well, why are you choosing to live on prescription drugs?
You know, I mean, now organic food and healthy lifestyles are way cheaper than living on prescription drugs and surgeries and chemotherapy.
I mean, just cost analysis, it's cheaper to be healthy by far.
Absolutely.
But yeah, your comments on that, that people often don't realize the source of their enslavement.
That's right.
And because they don't know the source of their freedom, they equally are just going to pull themselves into slavery, the comfortable slavery, right?
As Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin directly said, it's peaceful slavery, not dangerous freedom.
But they would prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery.
Now, why is that, right?
It's because freedom is just that essential to understand.
Again, I gave the example of disease before and how if a disease is taking hold of you, you're not free.
Well, freedom is it that everybody wants to seek in their own life.
They want freedom in one shape or form.
And whether it's the freedom to live their own life or express their own body, express their own emotions, express their love towards somebody, to eat what they want, right?
But all these things are being taken away from people as they find out, wait, I can't eat what I want because I have this disease now.
And look at all these ingredients in my food.
And what am I supposed to do?
It's like now I'm a slave to having to read these ingredient lists and now I'm a slave to these organic companies instead.
We should be so free because we are enlightened because everything around us is so healthy and so sustainable.
But we haven't created that environment for ourselves because people don't have this knowledge and manifestation.
Knowledge is power.
So when you keep certain knowledge hidden for the select few and they keep that through generations, you know, you're going to have a bunch of people basically in the dark, as they say in Freemasonry, in ignorance, and they're going to be kept away from the light, from enlightenment.
They're not going to be the Jesus, the Buddha, the Lao Tzu, all the figures that they look up to.
They're not going to be one with nature, one with God, one with truth.
They're going to always be sub-par, always low, below them, always looking up, always externalizing to somebody else to be the solution.
So again, it's a position of disempowerment.
Is that how we want to raise our kids?
Is that how we want to live our lives as humanity?
You know, you always say, Mike, you're on team humanity.
And I love when you say that because, you know, it's not like I'm left or right or this or that.
You're specifically saying, I am here for humanity and our future and the overall human populace because this is what it's all about.
I mean, I look at the people in China, right?
And we look at them as maybe future USA, right?
And all the things they're doing to their populace, spying on them, watching them, social credit, all these things.
And we're like, That looks like slavery.
To anybody in America, that's like, yeah, we don't want that because that looks like slavery.
But as it becomes more and more apparent in America, like the frog who's like slowly cooking in boiled water, they can't really tell that they're starting to be cooked.
You know, it's slowly increasing this tyranny more and more until, you know, and then some people are starting to wake up and say, oh my gosh, well, how don't we see that it's become this apparent?
But it's because it's been gradually pushed on humanity more and more as time goes on.
And people have been putting up with it because they still have faith in the systems.
They still have faith in their God-called government.
They still believe that their slavery is going to reach freedom at some point if they just continue their slavery.
But that's necessary.
Just commit to the slave masters.
Just vote harder.
That's all you got to do.
You know, here's a really interesting example of this.
So we now have, with Trump's big beautiful bill, we now have a massive increase in funding for ICE, for the deportations and the border control and building the wall, et cetera.
Now, so that budget, it's about $100 billion of funding through 2029, I believe.
Russia's annual military budget is about $109 billion.
So this is like building an entire military force in America.
Now, at first, because I live in Texas, we absolutely do have a problem with illegals that drive down the road smashing into everybody, and they have no insurance, no license.
They follow no laws, and they think the shoulder is a third lane.
Okay.
So we do need to remove those who are illegal while welcoming those who want to immigrate legally, which I fully support, legal merit-based immigration.
But here's the problem.
You're going to have this $100 billion infrastructure of domestic police that are looking for something to do.
And then Trump's not going to be in the White House forever, right?
Who knows?
Maybe not even very long.
So he leaves.
Somebody else comes in.
God forbid it's like Newsom from California or something.
And he looks at ICE.
He's like, wow, I have $100 billion domestic police infrastructure that's already fully funded.
I'm going to, instead of having them watch the border, I'm going to turn them around and have them watch the American people and start arresting people.
Who are we going to arrest?
Oh, I don't know.
Start with gun owners.
You see how this happens, right?
Government never gets smaller.
It never gets smaller.
Every infrastructure built by Trump will be weaponized by the next guy.
Talk to us about that.
It's always hidden, too.
Say, for instance, the Japanese internment camps, right?
I mean, it didn't come out till later on that this was happening in America, but it's insane that we have the infrastructure set up for FEMA camps, right?
And we may not know what those are for, right?
All these infrastructure, all this resource going into that.
It's like, why spend so much money on the military when there's still homeless in our streets, right?
We can ask all these questions as to what's going on here.
Is this something that we really want to fund?
And again, where is this money coming from in the first place?
And what are these individuals who are following orders doing in the first place?
Again, looking at first principles.
And if you do that, you know, you're going to find a bunch of people who are just doing what they're told.
So if they're told to bring people to camps, if they're told to, you know, bring people to gulags or whatever it is, they're just going to do it.
And, you know, you have people like psychologist Dr. Stanley Milgram who said it would happen in any medium-sized American town because there are that many people who are mentally enslaved, who have this belief system called statism, who are willing to just do what they're told.
And that's shocking.
And let me interject that the obvious application case for ICE tyranny would be the next pandemic.
So they roll out another pandemic.
They might just fake the whole thing.
They might use U.S. military planes to drop chemical weapons over a town, make a bunch of people sick with chemical weapons.
You know, a little bit of VX nerve gas will send a lot of people to the hospital, right?
And then they say, oh, there's an outbreak.
And then all of a sudden, ICE, which has been sitting around with nothing to do because the border is no longer a problem, let's say by that time.
So then ICE gets contracted by the CDC.
Well, now we're going to round up Americans who are a national security threat because they're not getting vaccinated.
Always justifications.
Right.
So, I mean, if you trace it back to what you said before, it's like, how did this all start?
Okay, well, the border.
There's a problem in the border.
Well, we know the Hegelian dialectic, right?
You introduce a problem, you introduce a solution, and then out of that, you have this synthesis, right?
Thesis, anti-thesis, synthesis.
And we've seen this throughout history as a strategy for conquer and divide.
And it's been used on, you know, our own populace for many times.
I mean, you have a whole list of like false flag events, right?
How many articles do you have talking about false flags?
Lost count.
It's insane, right?
How much is done on the populace unknowingly, and people put up with it, and actually the government uses that as an excuse to say, oh, well, we're going to protect you by enslaving you more.
And so it's been like this for thousands of years.
And once you start looking at the history of it and tracing it back to first principles, then you're like, okay, I'm not going to play into this game anymore.
That's where we need to bring humanity because it's easy to just throw someone co-opting a certain movement.
It's easy to say, oh, well, here are these illegals that we brought in, by the way.
And now we're going to bring them out for you because we're so good and so loving and we care about you, even though they were the very ones who started the problem in the first place, right?
So if you can get down to the root cause, just like we would do in health, then we don't need to have this happen in the very first place.
We would reach a model of prevention.
And so that's where I want to get with humanity.
It can seem really hard to navigate issues like the border or something like abortion, because like, you know, I'm against abortion, but I wouldn't say to someone, oh, this is what you should do with your body.
So how can I be both pro-life and pro-choice?
It's because I'm pro-freedom.
I'm pro-humanity.
I'm pro-like, I want the government out of our lives as much as possible, which means I don't want to be part of this debate as to how I should control people in their lives or their babies.
I want everybody, including the babies, to be free to live their own lives in peace and happiness and healthiness.
And the government certainly doesn't want that of you because if it did, it wouldn't exist.
The government implies it needs, just as the slave master does, it needs a willing slave.
It needs somebody who's dependent, who doesn't have much possessions, who isn't healthy.
It's the only way to keep them controlled.
You even go back to the Sumerian text.
It's right.
It's like, how do we engineer human DNA to make them not too strong, but not too intelligent?
Because if they're too strong, they'll rebel.
And if they're too intelligent, they'll rebel.
So we need to be perfectly in the middle.
And just as you talk about, Mike, with the FDA and these systems, we can't be too healthy, but we also can't be too sick either.
We need to be in the perfect middle where we're always dependent on the system, right?
And so we're a constant slave, a constant, you know, just money launderer to the government, basically giving them a free paycheck every single month, paying them, you know, because we have to.
It's our public duty, public service.
Meanwhile, it's all going toward our perpetual suffering, which is war, right?
Which is what started these governments and these slave systems to begin with.
So we're just feeding the problem that keeps destroying us.
And that's what's insane about it.
But there are also moments in history where, of course, empires end again and again.
And I believe we're witnessing the last chapter of the U.S. Empire, which is why.
Now, I don't know how long that last chapter runs.
Maybe it's another 10 years.
Maybe it's 10 months.
Who knows?
But when systems collapse, that's especially when you need to understand freedom.
You need to be able to assert your rights, your natural rights to be able to exist without coercion and also to help, because it's natural.
You're going to build a next society of some kind.
It's critical that that next society doesn't become another monarchy or a fiefdom or some kind of dictatorship, which is the way things always tend to go.
So as long as humanity stays in that cycle of collapse and then rebuilding the same slave system over and over again, and hey, let's have the government launch a new currency because the old currency collapsed.
Yeah, let's just set up the same collapse three generations later.
No, we got to break that cycle as a civilization.
Otherwise, we're just replaying the same broken record on this planet over and over again.
Wasn't one of your documentaries titled Breaking the Cycle?
And I think it maybe was about tribalism?
Yeah, I mean, I did Breaking the Chains with Todd Pittner.
Oh, yeah.
We did a whole series.
See, so all that, I mean, slavery, it's just being a term.
Like, I feel like it is coming back, right?
And people are saying this is what it is.
Like, we have to be honest with ourselves because for so long, I mean, you know, it's no coincidence politicians are associated with dishonesty, right?
But we have to be honest with the fact that this is what it is.
Like, we can't go around it and say, oh, well, it's, you know, it's Democrats or it's Republicans or this one bill or this specific, like, it's we are enslaved and we need to free ourselves.
And it's not going to come from anywhere else.
And that's the point at which we have to be completely honest with ourselves and we have to take personal responsibility because, you know, do you own your life or do you not?
I mean, there has to be a level of like, all right, I'm going to take charge of it because no one's going to be healthy for me.
No one's going to be free for me.
No one's going to breathe for me.
It's like no one else can do it just by definition of the nature of reality.
Now, of course, people can help me voluntarily in my life, right?
But they're still not going to help me breathe.
They're still not going to help me do the very basic things, which is understanding my self-ownership.
You cannot give away that very fundamental thing.
And can I?
But many people believe they can.
I want to mention the term self-custody also, and how this is critical to freeing yourself from slavery.
So self-custody, it's a term you hear a lot in the crypto world, meaning you need to have control over your crypto coins.
Don't leave them on in exchange.
Have your own wallet on your own home system, whatever.
But self-custody applies to everything.
Self-custody can apply to your non-crypto finances.
If you have money in a bank, you do not have self-custody.
That bank can seize your money because they don't even consider it your money.
They consider it their money and you are simply a creditor to the bank, right?
When you give your money to a bank, you become a creditor.
It's not your money.
So self-custody means having gold or silver or even cash.
You could have physical cash.
You could have a stack of cash, some amount of cash sitting around.
That's self-custody.
But self-custody with your food means growing some, home farming, sprouting, or even local regional, you know, community-supported agriculture or farmers markets in order to go get the food locally so that you can then have self-custody of that food instead of just basically subscribing to a centralized processed food death machine,
which is, you know, Kellogg's, in my opinion, or what, you know, whatever Frito-Lay, whatever, right?
So self-custody applies to everything.
Absolutely.
And yeah, I think, you know, we cover a lot of this from different angles too.
Like even in the summit, we talk about entheogens, you know, psychedelics.
We talk about technology and getting yourself out of, you know, this current surveillance state because everything is being washed.
You know, we talk about the Civil War history and the things we aren't taught about.
We talk about shadow work, which is this idea of the inner work that helps us understand we have the conscience and we have this self-custody that you're talking about.
We talk about creativity and how we can use art, for instance, for freedom or even dance or music, right?
Because think about it.
How many songs were invented just within the Civil War and among the slaves to free themselves?
They were singing while they were working and they were singing about freedom, the slaves.
They were longing for it.
And that singing inspired the fellow slaves to say, hey, we can do this.
We can actually free ourselves and there will be a better day.
There will be a better future.
We don't have to sit in this like, oh my gosh, we're enslaved and there's nothing we can do.
And, you know, we should just say everybody's a sheep bull and maybe go off grid and not talk to the rest of society.
But we can actually inspire our fellow man and say, hey, you know, you can be free with us.
And maybe it's through music, maybe it's through cooking, maybe it's through different methods, right?
It's not limited to just one thing.
But, you know, you talked about community.
I'm trying to grow food locally and create a whole community center.
It's already, basically, with the amount of people involved.
And we've been filming every step of the process.
But all the funds toward this summit on BrightU will go toward these types of projects that I'm setting up to actively, you know, demonstrably show people a better way.
And this is in one of the fastest growing cities in all of America, you know, Tampa, Florida.
So I'm very fortunate to be here and to reach a lot of people.
I actually want to be where a lot of humanity is because I realized they need this message more than anybody else.
Those people in the dark, I care about them.
I believe they still have souls.
They still have consciences.
I talk to them.
I ask them questions and I find out, wow, you know how bad it is.
So what's going on here, right?
It's like they need a little bit of support, a little bit of a push.
And I believe that's where a lot of people are.
They just feel like they're alone and they're never alone every time.
Well, that's why it's so, I'm so glad that you're offering this.
And I want to thank you for your time here today as we wrap this up.
And remind our viewers, the website is brightyou.com.
It's called The End of Slavery.
And you can register to watch it for free.
It begins streaming July 26th.
And if you are able to, and if you want to, you can purchase it again, which allows you to download all these files for yourself.
And believe me, the download is worth the purchase price by far.
And then you can just listen to all these.
And this isn't just one lecture per day.
Most days have three lectures.
So yeah, it's a lot of material in this course, more than we would normally see in a 10-day course.
This is really like a 30-day course almost, but it's just kind of compressed into 10 days.
But Corey, thank you so much for all that you do.
And let's give out, is it healthreveal.org?
HealthReveal.org, yes, for the project on psychology.
Okay, that's your other site to mention healthreveal.org.
Is there anything else you want to plug before you go?
Theliberator.us is a newspaper I run based off of The Abolitionist.
So you can find that at theliberator.us.
We have a newsletter and a newspaper that we send out, and I share that locally as well.
We're getting people locally together businesses to actually start printing newspapers like that then.
Yeah.
You're going to go Phil Rieldenberg on this.
Okay.
Awesome.
Really bringing the full spirit of abolitionism to the present day.
I mean, think about it.
You know, the abolitionists had anti-slavery societies all throughout the nation.
It really bolstered the message.
So if we have that going with this summit, you know, people are starting to pay attention and say this is what it is, and we are abolitionists.
I see a lot of people now calling themselves an abolitionist.
This can be a very powerful term as people say, whoa, why you're trying to end slavery?
You're not a slave.
Wait, are you?
Cool idea.
All right.
Well, yeah, I would count myself among abolitionists.
I'm always trying to end slavery and empower humans and even using technology to help people be more free.
So thank you so much, Corey.
Have a great rest of your day.
It's been fun chatting with you as usual.
And thank all of you for watching.
This has been Brighteon.com, an amazing interview with Corey Endroulot, the creator of the end of slavery summit that you can watch beginning July 26th at brightu.com.
Thank you for watching today.
God bless you all.
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