By Matthew Hayward  Organizations that strive to combat hatred and bigotry are essential in our complex and polarized world. These institutions can act as watchdogs, spotlighting society's dark corners and helping us understand and combat extremist ideologies. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is one such organization that has been at the forefront of this fight, with a long and esteemed history of combating racial injustice and hate in the United States. However, as with any entity, there is a need for self-awareness and a steadfast commitment to truth, transparency, and fairness. We risk causing more harm than good when we drift from these principles. I've noticed a concerning trend with the SPLC. While their mission is fundamentally noble, their approach has become less discerning, less objective, and more politically motivated . There's a growing sense that the SPLC is straying from its original mandate and instead being weaponized as a tool for political warfare....

Financial interests and power structures dislike nothing more than freedom and decentralization ; their entire existence demands centralization and control. If you choose to engage and live in the world created by our politicians and banking interests, you will do so at the cost of our children's freedom. All you need to do is choose freedom over fear. Do not accept their veil of lies and mental prisons that depends upon submission.  We are on the precipice of a technological revolution. Those in power are terrified of no longer being necessary and will expand any energy needed to convince people that freedom is dangerous and can't work . Blockchain technology, smart contracts , and web3 are here. We aren't going back. You can hold out like those who thought the internet was a fad or said you would never get a cell phone, but you will assimilate. A small number of people don't have smartphones, and a much smaller number don't have cell phones, but those numbers ar...

By Matt Hayward Land of the listened too and home of the cowards afraid of their government   When people fear their own government it cannot be said they are free Many Americans fear political associations, open carrying where it is legal to do so, cameras e verywhere, visiting anti government or ' conspiracy' websites, speaking openly about their beliefs, the IRS, the governments ability to assign the terrorist label to a person and then black bag them as they have no rights and hold them indefinitely, police forces looking like storm troopers and military, military presence in civilian areas (like choppers flying low over cities), using one’s own property without first contacting several government agencies for approval, protesting the government without first asking the government for approval in the form of a permit... I have talked to a lot of people who are sincerely afraid to get politically involved out of fear of being put on a...