All right, and joining us now is Eric Peters. His website is eP.Aotos.com, and he focuses on freedom.

And to have freedom, we have to have mobility. So he does a lot of reviews about transportation, what is happening, how it's being taken away from us, shut down private transportation.

He also has a lot of practical reviews on cars, and so we want to talk a little bit about that as

well. He's got one that he's working on right now. He just told me off when I was off the air.

But I want to begin, thank you for joining us, Eric. Oh, thanks for having me on again, David.

Great to have you. Let's talk about this article. You've got Pan Am Process. What is that about? Well, it is about basically the hunger games, which a lot of people

will be familiar with. The book was very popular, and so was the movie about a dystopian future

in which people are herded into provinces controlled by a capital city

and then their freedom to move from one province to another

is greatly restricted and of course everybody's hungry except for the people in the

capital city

who have plenty to eat

uh... and i found

something very interesting going on in the uk and i think you're aware of it as

well

whether attempting to institute kind of a beta test of the Hunger Games over there in the old city

of Canterbury, where what they're doing is creating zones around the capital, and people

will not be permitted to freely move in between the zones instead they'll be expected to

walk or ride a bicycle or use government transportation or they might be allowed

to use what they're going to call like a concentric ring that's outside of the

whole periphery that makes getting to anywhere extremely difficult and of course

all being done in the name of curbing pollution and for the sake of saving the planet. Yeah. And people drive a little bit more. Yeah, well, ultimately,

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