Rebellion: Restore Humanity, Ditch Corporate Control!

The video proposes restoration as a form of rebellion against corporate dominance and criticizes the celebration of colonization, urging viewers to recognize the current state of society and speak from a place of sovereignty.
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Restoration is proposed as a rebellion, prioritizing human needs over corporate profits.
The homeless who still go to work are clinging to survival, but what if that energy could be redirected to a new creation? What if our rebellion was not just escape but restoration? A world where human needs come before corporate profits, where truth is not censored, where soul is not currency, where love is not weakness but the weapon of awakening.
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Holidays like Victoria Day are criticized as celebrations of conquest and enslavement.
Colonization, corporatization and the false holidays. Victoria Day? A celebration of conquest, a ritual of empire dressed in fireworks, colonization branded as tradition. They celebrate enslavement. They honor theft. They sing songs for the queen while the land cries beneath their feet and they call it civilization.
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The current state of society is revealed as one where corporations are monarchs and the people are livestock.
But you and I, we see beyond it. We see that the commonwealth is not for the common people, it's for the uncommon parasites. The corporations are the new monarchs. The governments are their priests and the people their livestock.
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The speaker advocates speaking as sovereign beings and voices of the earth.
And so we speak, not as victims, not as citizens, but as living souls, as sovereign beings, as voices of earth, of spirit, of the most high.