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They Tried to Shut It Down. Again. We're Still Here.

Every year, they try something.

Hurricanes. Earthquakes. A global pandemic that closed every gathering on Earth except ours. A shooting. And now this.

A full-scale cartel-government showdown in Puerto Vallarta, while hundreds of us were still here finishing out Anarchapulco Genesis and the TCV Summit.

Cars burning. The airport shut down. People running across the tarmac in Guadalajara. The power grid threatened. And Max Igan doing a walk and talk in the streets while explosions lit up the background like a movie set.

You can't make this up. Except… you kind of can. Because this is exactly what they do.

This was never really about cartels.

The biggest cartels in Mexico aren't run by guys with gold-plated AKs. They're managed. They're assets. CIA. Mossad. Intelligence operations wrapped in narco packaging. You think El Chapo's wife shows up to a federal courtroom wearing a Star of Moloch necklace by accident? Nothing at that level is an accident.

What you're watching isn't a drug war. It's a power consolidation. Take out a cartel leader, create a vacuum, watch the chaos bloom. Fear floods in. People beg for order. And whoever provides the order… owns the people.

This is the Venezuela playbook. We said it was coming to Mexico. Here it is.

The Matrix runs on fear. We don't.

Here's what they didn't count on.

They timed this during our event, again, but this time, they left the most prepared, most resilient, most awake people on the planet sitting right in the middle of it. Mesh networks going up in real time. Safe zones mapped. Communication chains established. People who've trained for exactly this moment, doing exactly what they trained to do.

We spent a week at Anarchapulco Genesis preparing for the apocalypse, food stores, communication networks, community defense, spiritual grounding. And then, right on cue, the final exam arrived.

Christof Melchizedek leading energy invocations while the city burned around us. Josh Sigurdsson directing media coverage in real time. A community that has survived CAT-5 hurricanes, a 7.2 earthquake, COVID lockdowns, a shooting, and now a cartel war, without flinching.

Every crisis makes us stronger. The people still running on fear and compliance are the ones in danger. Not because of the cartels. Because of their own programming.

This is the Great Bifurcation happening in real time.

You've been watching it in slow motion for years. The world is splitting. Not into left and right. Not into rich and poor. Into those who can think clearly under pressure and those who can't. Into those who have community, skills, and sovereignty, and those who are still waiting for a government to save them.

When the power goes out, the matrix-dependent go dark. When the airports close, the unprepared panic. When the official story stops making sense, the sleepers double down on it anyway because the alternative is too terrifying.

Meanwhile, we light candles, fire up the mesh network, and make videos.

Mexico isn't falling. It's being tested.

I have immense faith in the Mexican people. They are resilient in ways that most comfortable Westerners have never had to discover in themselves. But many are still plugged in. Still wearing the masks. Still trusting the institutions that have always been their oppressors dressed in bureaucratic clothing.

The demons, and I mean that both metaphorically and literally, depending on how far down the rabbit hole you've gone, are real. They operate through systems, through fear, through chaos seeded at just the right moment. But they are not more powerful than awake, grounded, connected human beings who refuse to play the game.

We are still here.

The TCV Summit is still streaming. The replays from Anarchapulco Genesis are still available. The information that Fra