Hey guys, James Corbett here with a quick message and a longer message today.

The quick message is that the Corbett Report is backed up on IPFS, thanks to Ernie Hancock of

Declare Your Independence slash freedomsfenix.com and Derek Slopey of agoristosting.com.

And you will notice if you go to the sidebar of corbettreport.com, there is now a link for

corporate report on IPFS. If you click there, you will see the corporate report. Wait,

wasn't I just on the corporate report? Oh, yes, you were on corporate report hosted by my web server

over the regular interwebs. But this is Corbett Report via IPFS, the Interplanetary File System,

a distributed peer-to-peer network that is now hosting and backing up all of the Corbett Report

content. So I would humbly recommend and suggest that if you are concerned about the

raging fire in the Library of Alexandria, that you go to this IPFS link on the sidebar of corbett report.com, and you will get the IPFS link for the corporate report.

Now, what will this do for you? I suppose if you can reach my regular material regularly, then, well, there's no particular reason why you'd want to go with IPFS.

It may even be a little bit slower than the regular web, so you don't need it for your

everyday browsing habits. But I do want you to check it out, test it out, and bookmark that link

on the sidebar. Because if corbettreport.com ever goes down for whatever reason, if they lock me away,

or if the Corbett Report domain name gets seized, or anything of that sort, the IPFS will be there

forever and always as long as there are people out there who are hosting and seeding it.

And I will, in the coming weeks and months, hopefully have more educational opportunities for people out there who want to help to host and seed this information and make sure that it does propagate forever and always.

But in the meantime, as I say, check out Corbett Report on IPFS, click that link on the sidebar, check it out, bookmark that link, and keep it up your sleeve for if and when the corporate report ever

disappears if I ever get engulfed by the raging fire in the Library of Alexandria. That's the

short version of today's message. The longer version is a little conversation that we just

had between myself, Ernest Hancock and Derek Slopey on Ernest's program,

declare your independence, which I'm on every Thursday, every Wednesday slash Thursday,

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