Liberty locked down please scan your bar cold your liberty ain't gone but yeah it's on

hold where did it come from and where did it go it requires a fight not tweeting from

your phone don't need a king get them off the fucking throne if you're riding

with the thought you've always got a home the virus is scared of will come and it'll go the government knows this don't get treated like a home. Welcome everybody to another episode of Liberty Lackdown. Got another special guest with me today. He is the author of After Collapse, the End of America and the Rebirth of Her ideals, a topic that is right up our alley as an audience and as my expertise as well. Max Borders, welcome in. Thank you, sir, thank you for having me.

Absolutely. So give us a little background in yourself and in the

thesis of your through innovation, parenthetical is not politics,

because politics, as many of us understand, doesn't work.

In fact, you might, another way of saying this

is we're all about subverting the political paradigm and replacing it with something better.

And my books tend to trend in this direction. So my first book is the social singularity,

which is about lateralizing relationships through technological means

and decentralizing just about everything so that so much power doesn't hold sway in this world and the latter book has very similar themes but in the part one I

portend the the the collapse of the republic as we know it along seven different vectors so we can talk about some of those but

that's pretty much what I'm about. Well that's that sounds tremendously interesting as

someone who is very concerned about economic collapse, I'm curious what other vectors you see potentially.

Yeah, so obviously that's the big one, that's the big linchpin and the the critical thing about the

economic collapse is this is this this tremendous debt spending you know part of it is

sovereign debt you know, what what the

United States owes other countries, but it's also what the United States owes taxpayers in the

form of bonds or whatever that simply can't be repaid.

Like it's just impossible for the United States government to dig our way out of this.

And already we're starting to see the Federal Reserve using all manner of tricks, inflating the currency,

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