House of Gucci

"Fighting corruption is not just good governance. It's self-defense. It's patriotism."

- Joe Biden

Throughout history, nations fell because corruption had overtaken virtues and as the ancient Greeks warned; that once the leaders figure out how to enrich themselves, instead of the citizens; that nation is doomed to collapse.

There's never been a perfect society for it has been made up by imperfect people. The problem occurs once you have systemic corruption. America has turned into nothing more than a Banana Republic and the rest of the world is dropping support due to the manipulation of Ukraine. To see the full details:

https://rumble.com/v3e0zq2-sucker-punch.html

With all that is going on in the world, it shows the vital need for platforms like Rumble. It is one of the only two video sharing platforms that are free speech. You won't get censored and will be able to view the opinions and information that you won't get anywhere else. The other platform being:

https://odysee.com/

If either one of these are lost; the capability of accessing reliable information; will be harder. That's why one must seriously make an effort to assist with making Rumble and the other liberty supporting platforms, a big success.

To fully grasp the seriousness of this issue, the videos linked below is important to examine but also share with others.

https://rumble.com/v3i0mtm-the-phantom-menace.html

https://rumble.com/v3jknz8-the-war-on-free-speech-explodes-ep.-2093-09212023.html

An important element to keep in mind, the speaker in the last video; before he became a technical news commentator and later an online personality; he worked as a New York City police officer and later had a career in another law enforcement agency, under one of the segments in the Department of Homeland Security. Needless to say, this isn't from someone who has no clue as to how the system works, instead he was one of those that enforced it.

The easiest way to go about supporting the various platforms that support freedom, is to simply get on the platform, on a regular basis and to be active on them. Being active only requires supporting the various content creators you enjoy, by subscribing to their channel and putting "likes" to videos or blogs.

It might seem frivolous and insignificant but it helps all those involved. Doing such, boosts the platform itself and the content creators as well. This allows both the platform and content creators to have a larger audience, especially if the material goes viral.

For those that create or simply provide content; it's important for them because it is the main factor that will continue to motivate those individuals to keep doing what they do. There are those that will read that and think, "pride." That might be the case for some but there are plenty of other people, where it's an issue of time and investment.

When it comes to the numerous video channels out there, they are a plethora of them; like grains of sand on a beach. It's easy for channels not to get any notice and are merely drops of water in an ocean; in terms of an audience. As such, no one wants to feel like their efforts are time wasted.

Jesus even says to use our time wisely and if these owners of channels feel like they are wasting time; they are simply being sensible with a resource God says to be good stewards over. There have been many people who have tried Rumble; coming from different video sharing platforms; simply to stop because they were popular else where. To see the impact of supporting a channel, look at the video in the next link:

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8MRHumG/

Giving support, by spending only a few seconds to put likes and subscribing to a channel; is what will continue to allow the followers to see new material. By not doing so, don't be surprised when there's no new videos on the channel because its dead and its been abandoned by its owner.

The tie in, with supporting the various channels on a platform and it's impact on it; when members view, put likes and subscribe; online analytics companies such as GlobalData, BoldData, Infotanks Media, etc., get hired by big corporations to provide the data collected from various online platforms, to see how active they are.

All of that activity guides the corporate executives with their decision making process; as to whether they should pour in large sums of money to a platform. What people get for free, such as TV and radio broadcast, as well as the numerous free access to online platforms and apps; all of it is done so by corporations going through this process; from viewing how active a particular medium is and how many people are part of it.

Support of the various platforms, in this manner, is absolutely free and takes little amount of time and effort. Those willing to take it to the next level; share the platform and/content with everyone you know.

Another way to assist with the success of any platform; report any problems you encounter. Everyone hates a glitchy online experience, so letting the developers be aware of problems, is very helpful. Any ideas you may have, is also a great way to aid in making platforms soar. To contact Rumble:

support@rumble.com

For Odysee:

help@odysee.com

Anyone willing to actually put out money to support Rumble, they have an online store:

https://rumble.store/storefront/

Their merchandise isn't the best. If it were, it wouldn't be recommendations that someone does but rather they would be must have items because they're absolutely stunning. Simply look at the logo itself and you'll be under amazed at their product esthetics but buying them does two things: 1. Direct financial support. 2. Advertising of their platform.

Rumble would have much more merchandise success, if they got a top-notch graphic artist. Take for example their shirts, getting the designers from:

https://m.lightinthebox.com/

https://jellybuddy.com/

Having an artists that can create something on the same level, like that found in those shirt companies; would have their material fly off the shelves. That is why getting a talented artist would be a worth while investment. If they changed the logo to something similar to:

https://images.app.goo.gl/DEfpyd9VbZNgNgiA7

https://images.app.goo.gl/ZmK1Pab7992GHHhG7

https://images.app.goo.gl/VgWa623AJRxYn2gu7

https://en.99designs.jp/logo-design/contests/rumble-needs-logo-242518

Any number of which, from font to logo changes, similar to what was listed; would enhance the marketing of their merchandise but I digress. Getting back to the core issue.

There are two important situations that people should be aware of, that will completely alter everyone's online usage:

https://rumble.com/v311tv8-lair-of-the-dragon-ghost-in-the-shell.html

https://rumble.com/v3gyfvu-everything-everywhere-all-at-once.html

This is just a continuing effort to control people's activities and regulate an individual's access on the internet. As bad as these bills are, on the positive; it illustrates the importance of saving information, freedom of speech and supporting platforms like Rumble and Odysee.

Since this entire issue is centered around electronic mediums; it's also important to address the issue of online security. With crime being on the level never before seen; with the exception of third world countries; it's naive to believe that there isn't a possibility that anyone can be a victim of cybercrime. In America alone; according to the Department of Justice; 1 in 4 people are victims of identity theft. That's why it's important to go over all the material below:

https://rumble.com/c/robbraxman

https://refugeprivacy.com/

One has to be aware of the fact that most people that use web browsers, use ones that are NOT that secure. Any number of them can be hacked by a skilled hacker and steal any information off of it. That's why it's important that all devices that have a web browser; replace them all with a secure one. Currently, the most secure are:

https://brave.com/

https://mullvad.net/en/browser

Those wondering about Chrome:

https://bgr.com/tech/google-chrome-is-the-most-vulnerable-browser-in-the-world/

Chrome simply happens to be popular but it was never due to it being secure. With revelations that have come out concerning "popular" items being made so by corporations paying people to boost the popularity by promoting it, via host of a news program talking it up to making fake reviews; it wouldn't be a surprise if Chrome had that same treatment.

A crucial factor with online security is having a very good Virtual Private Network (VPN). Simply put, without a VPN, anyone with the right equipment can simply steal all your information from your online activities; right out of the air. VPN creates an encrypted barrier that makes it difficult for anyone to steal that data. VPNs also hides your IP address. That's important for those with children so they can't be located or those living in dictatorships and simply saying the wrong thing can end up badly for them.

There two factors that determines which is the best to use. The difficulty with breaking the encryption and the other, the data that is stored by the VPN companies. Unfortunately, most of the well known commercial VPNs have the encryption part but the storing information is a big issue. A few years ago, a huge VPN company got hacked and people's data was stolen. The only company that currently provides strong encryption and no record of data is:

https://mullvad.net/en

It's also good to have a secure search engine. DuckDuckGo was a solid, secure search engine but recently changed their policy where they record your activities and went the same direction like every other Big Tech company. More than likely, a result of the lure of money. The safest search engine is currently:

https://search.brave.com/

A big vulnerability with devices is what's known as bloatware. These are pre-installed apps that come with your device but not essential for proper function. Oftentimes these apps will run in the background and send your usage data to their companies. To get rid of them on PCs or laptops, are fairly easy but for smartphones, they are impossible without the proper app:

https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater

Those looking to make smartphones as secure as possible:

https://grapheneos.org/

Unfortunately this operating system (OS) can be installed on a Pixel phone. For all other androids:

https://lineageos.org/

For those interested with securing PCs and laptops:

https://tails.net/

https://www.whonix.org/wiki/KVM

Additional resources for online security:

https://www.bleachbit.org/download

https://ooni.org

In closing, it's essential with all the things covered; to focus on the most valuable of all actions to do; which is prayer. For God is real and He does answer prayers. Pray for the issues that concern you. Also pray for the success of Rumble and Odysee. That their technical team can find and fix all glitches and that the developers would make their platforms an incredible success.

Receiving any prayers lifted up for this channel, is without question, greatly appreciated. With the Woke movement being the way it is, I'm not going to give out my name but you can always ask that God would bless "the person who operates the channel, Blue Enigma zero-one." God will know who you're talking about.

Anyone that gets blessed by the content posted but isn't signed-up with Rumble; consider doing so under this channel by using the link below.

https://rumble.com/register/BluEnigma01

If the referral section is blank, please copy and paste:

BluEnigma01

Thank you for your consideration!

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