Patriots, first step. With the exception of my former twitter followers, many of you are meeting me for the first time. Yes, my legal name is Jeffrey Peterson. On 'business' documents or papers, I am "Jeffrey." My friends call me "Jeff." I will teach you some of the most helpful, "insider's view" stuff about technology and the industry, that you've ever learned, from anyone. From here on, call me "Jeff," ok? 😊

Because we are working as fast as we can to get our new blog and newsletter ready for you, instead of doing a voice call tonight, we will be sharing a very good video interview I did a few days ago, where I was interviewed by two great American Patriot friends, the wonderful Tamara Leigh and Brent Hamachek. These were two of the first friends I made on twitter who welcomed me to conservative politics in 2017-2018. We have been friends ever since.

I hope you enjoy tonight's video, our interview further explores many of the things we've been talking about on this new Telegram channel. You may be starting to understand how important our message is. More of our lives than ever before are on our computers and mobile devices, and Americans demand freedom. We will have it no other way.

In place of a voice call tonight, here's a recent video interview, where I was interviewed about how you can take back your Digital Freedom from the "big tech" overlords, by the wonderful Tamara Leigh and Brent Hamachek. Watch and learn, friends. 🇺🇸👌https://rumble.com/vma8o9-jeffrey-peterson-2-on-tamara-leighs-trend-on-with-brent-hamacheck.html

Running Arch Linux on my 2006 Core Duo and it's respectably quick.

Just wanted to share. This is my Manjaro Linux with a heavily modified KDE desktop environment. Focused on functionality first and aesthetics second. I have all the advantages of the KDE taskbar and an OSX like dock. You might see some familiar programs in the dock. Have been in the Linux family of users from like eight years now and will never go back.

People, Linux is free! Some of you are posting messages asking, "what do I have to 'fork over' to convert to Linux" and so forth...that is the beauty of the FOSS ecosystem we have been teaching you about over the past few weeks. FOSS means Free and Open Source Software The Linux Operating System (O.S.) is a Open Source Operating System empowering your computer (and, increasingly, some cellphones), to do everything your Microsoft Windows, or MacOS-Operating System machine does, without the spying and abuses of "big tech." Because Linux is opensource, it is transparent. That is why we keep saying, Linux is Digital Freedom. That is true.

One of the big benefits, but not the biggest benefit, of learning about Linux and opensource is that it is a free software ecosystem. When you learn it, you will no longer pay Windows or MS Office licensing fees to Microsoft. For many people, the money you save will be at least several hundred dollars per year that you no longer have to pay to the evil tech empire. For some people, especially if you run a business, the savings will be in to the thousands of dollars per year. But that is not the biggest benefit. The main benefit of learning Linux and opensource is to PUT AN END TO BIG TECH'S CONTROL OVER YOUR DIGITAL WORLD. Yes, if you journey to the world of Linux you will save money and learn new skills. More important, however, is that you will be on a new path to take back your Digital Freedom, and that Freedom is priceless.

Responding to your many questions, we are not selling computers. We are not selling software. We are teaching you how to learn about Free and Open Source Software and Linux, a whole new world for many of you. You don't have to 'fork over' anything to make the move to Linux, it's a question of learning new skills. Today we will make available a free blog and newsletter, and a low priced premium course for those of you asking for it. Many people have asked for it. Ours is not the only one you can get. We will continue to point out all the ways and places you can learn Linux for free, on your own, over time. Thank you!!

Jeff, you and your team are AMAZING. Thanks so much for giving us your time and knowledge. I'm loading Linux onto my 2006 laptop tomorrow, can't wait to get started! 🇺🇸♥️🙏

Yesterday, with incredible kindness, more than a thousand of you voted to hire me, to help teach you the technology secrets of the "other side," and to set you free from "big tech."

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for hiring me. Tomorrow I will assume a new professional identity here, and across social media. My first job as your technology consultant, will be to help the 60 to 70% of you who are using his Operating System on your laptops, to fire Bill Gates, and Windows.

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Thank you Jeffrey for all of your assistance with this! I'm ready to jump in the deep end of pool called Linux!

I used Linux some 10-15 years ago on my laptop for my Computer Forensics courses. I can't wait to get back to it!!!

How do we begin?! I’m
Old but I’m a learner!

I’m in, hook me up please!

There really isn't much to learn, it's an easy transition and you won't look back.

Hi Jeff. I have a small software company with many tens of thousands of folks in my database.

I’d like to share what you are doing. Not trying to co-opt anything... just want to help end tyranny.

Tell me if I can help in any way as well. I'd gladly help kick the ass of big tech.

Thank you so much Jeffrey!

We have got to remove these huge corporations from our lives

Friends, we will soon make some important announcements. If you are not yet in our Technology chat room, you can add it by clicking here -> @jptchat (Disclaimer: It is a -lot- to follow, it is there for those who want to start to learn fast by assimilation. It is a 'firehose' of Patriots discussing moving away from 'Big tech' operating systems to Free and opensource software and learning about the Linux operating system for your computers and technology devices. Be ready to see a lot of messages. You can always leave the chat if it's too much for you to follow, and come back any time as you wish.)

For those who don't think they're technical enough to switch to linux: There can be a learning curve, but be patient. I got my mother to switch and after about a week it was no big deal. We also took a computer that was sluggish at the store to one that was the fastest she's ever used once it had Linux 👏

I just want to share my motivation and why I joined this group here with you all. I've been looking at technology with big dreamy eyes since I was a child. Wanted to have every new gadget and play around with it for days. But that joy turned into sadness as I've started understanding the way things work.
We are collectively funding colleges and universities to advance our society. And we have produced lots of smart brains over the decades / centuries. But the way it is now is that these smart people are recruited into a private company alongside with the intellectual property and the progress we as a collective produced gets privatized and sold back to us. Not only that but they even reserve the rights to use that technology to spy, manipulate and influence us.
But even with this being the case we have millions of people contributing to open source software for no payment whatsoever so we can own that technology that we as a society have created. While big tech was selling it back to us, these people have created tons of really well done solutions where the only barrier to cross is us knowing about it and learning how to use them.
It really makes me happy to see so many non tech-savy people here interested in these solutions and seeing that we have to take technology back into our hands.

There is only 3 things we will need to put our faith in Inorder for that to happen 1)Father 2)Son 3) Holy Spirit