Henza's thoughs
"This is going to be a collection of the thoughts and learning that Henza toke from watching each episode of the show
Henza is on of the main people in the show"
Episode 1
The anger of the people is clear. Finding symbols of the oppressors destroying them to send a message. Why are they angry? Something was stolen from them, from all of us. I starts pretty small in the name of safety but grows in time & fear is a tool to drive people to give up everything, their identity, our children, our sovereignty.
Some have ventured away from the safety of the herd & moved to lawless lands in search of regaining what was stolen through propaganda & bludge action. Acapulco was chosen for many because it seemed wild & lawless. Where a caged tiger can find themselves in a jungle with adequate infrastructure so a modern life could be achieve if one is willing to work for it.
Hitting the ground there was this excitement meeting 100’s of like minded people who understood the tyranny of the entire system in which humans are indentured. There was this awesome honeymoon period. It was this perfect happy collective of people who gathered to argue about ideals.
After some time the community started smaller more focused groups & interests. Many centered around spirituality, business building, drugs & parties. Some didn’t get along & it seemed fine but the power of a few individuals with in the community began to alienate the poorer class.
The community seem to split over perception & the unwillingness to see the others side of the debate or argument. It turn to cold wars with no communication & in time assumption turn to wild, false accusations. There was no system of arbitration or conflict resolution so everyone was stuck on a side with few neutral parties.
I see the beginnings of this happening here in PV. Most of us have very ridged lines & no real system of reconciliation. Do any of you see the same things? Do you have ideas or solutions you think will help our growing community? Every single person may not feel important but your are. We need your understanding, patience & compassion for community members, interested people & the sleep walking. Every, single, person, matters… We will lose our sovereignty if we turn away what makes people really special, our virtues.
Episode 2
Forking Freedom
Paul, one of my favorite subjects in this docuseries. His warped view of the world & in his mind is completely in survival mode. Beware of the people who offer you everything up front. They are love bombing to make up for their shortfalls later.
Jeff is nuts lol, comparing himself to Jesus. It hurts me to see him struggle internally like he clearly shows in this series.
Freeman’s did a lot for the community in the beginning. It wasn’t just the conference. They helped support many people coming down. Like most people they were suffering under the weight of their own decisions.
Lily, she is growing in ways that inspires. I think when history is written, she will be one of many faces women learn about in the future. She’s is a hero.
Erica, the beautiful wordsmith. One of my motivations moving to Acapulco. I got there & she was everything I expected. I wish we could have connected.
Henza: I was only unemployed for 3 months during my marriage. I’m not exactly sure where the director got I was dependent on my ex. That does’t reflect reality. Looking back at myself, & I am happy to be rid of the old life & some of the restrictive relationships. The feeling of being with like minded people outweighed all the things I wanted to keep. No regrets.
Bitcoin was invented to fight inflation of the currency. Limiting the powers of those who issue debt. Currently the US has indentured 6 to 8 generations who have not consented to these loans. These are our children we are selling for our comforts today. Our labor is energy, bitcoin takes energy through proof of work (PoW). Millions of computers mine/calculate the blockchain through using energy. It is a capped currency at 21 million. What light is to the theory of relativity, bitcoin will be to economics in the future. It is the constant that economics need so the market can my smarter decisions.
We weren’t really aware of the war the freeman’s felt about the fork. It’s strange to watch where the war between came from. They just seemed wildly inconsistent & rarely did we think about them. So we were left confused & didn’t take them seriously.
Forking the conference was best for the community. It helped us generate a little business where we weren’t welcome at anarchapulco. Our side was happy about that. We needed Anarchapulco to be successful for us to succeed & we knew it. I think a lot taken from the interviews of John & Lily were meant to create interest in the story. It wasn’t a focus in my mind.
Value competition, never let it turn to war.