By David T. Freeman, First draft version, 2026-09-24
When it comes to your existence, your "identity", and from a perspective of "free-think, free-speak, and free-do" versus "slave-think, slave-speak, and slave-do", you can think, write, talk, and act in one of two primary ways:
OR:
(Some people may do some of each, depending on what they're thinking about, or what activities they're doing at the time.)
To the "normal" human, the above distinction may sound "trivial", "irrelevant", or even "absurd"!
But in practice, it's extremely important, as differentiated by the following summaries:
1. Being ON objective/physical land (free-think / write / speak / do) -- with arbitrary geographical areas drawn on maps and given different labels for each area.
(*Exception: Humans further differentiate between "public" and "private" property / space, but that's a separate matter. Most land is open "public" traversable space, without encroaching on anyone's private property.)
2. Being IN a supposed "country" (slave-think / write / speak / do) -- similar at first glance to an arbitrary geographical area drawn on a map and given a label, but with endless subjective ideas, concepts, beliefs, expectations, etc. attached to each pretended "country" (all of which only exist in the minds of humans who believe - not found in objective reality).
Each pretended "country" has its own:
None of "their" "citizens" (victims / slaves), and no-one else either, may "enter" or "exit" "their" pretended "country" (prison), without "permission", in the form of "papers", "passports", and "visas". This enables endless further scams, such as the "visa" scam adding a bogus concept of "overstay", to potentially extort more later on.
The notion that you "immigrated", simply by traveling from somewhere else to this new location, is just absurd bureaucratic nonsense. But "in" every pretended "country", they have falsely-called "immigration departments", "customs", etc. -- all of them are really just to waste your time, scam you, and maintain the illusion that pretended "countries" are "real".
Out of all that, here's the main thing I want you to grasp...
The awake, aware, and critically free-thinking individual might realize this already:
Belief, acceptance, and usage of the bogus "country" concept/word is what helps to spread the lies of political and other parasites and enable all the rest!
Following is a list of the names of pretended "countries" (part of the Slavespeak Translator and Freespeak Dictionary).
Don't take the list too seriously! It's (mostly) just for fun!
People may react in one of several ways to the following list; some might find it:
If you find anything here "offensive", perhaps you're thinking something like: "how dare you insult my country!". Well, people who personally identify with "their" nationalist symbols, labels, slogans, flag, "leaders", etc. might take any perceived criticism of "their country" as criticism of them personally -- but no such thing is intended!
The point of this article is to encourage people to question the concept of "country" - not to insult anyone.
TODO:... this is a work in progress... not completed yet...
The current task: Take the name / word(s) of every so-called "country" around the world, then convert each one to have "scam" somewhere in the name. Be clever about it, if you can.
(BTW, you might find that some words work better with a word other than "scam", that's synonymous with "scam" - feel free to experiment if you like.)
Sort the list alphabetically (a-z) and wrap it in JSON data format, similar to the description at: https://terrorcrat.com/freespeak-dictionary.js
The file named "freespeak-dictionary.js" is a template file plus data entry point for more words and phrases such as described here.
In the JS code comments you'll see the definition for "wordexample", showing the minimum requirement, e.g. the word "Canada" could minimally be entered as:
canada: {
t: "Scamada",
},
Other notes:
-- i.e. brainwashed with the bogus notion of "nationality", and personally identifies with "their" pretended "country"... e.g. "I'm American"... instead of (in freespeak) replying with something like: "I don't have an imaginary "nationality". You may call me 'Earthling' if you like."
Following are some minimal examples to get you started (include these (or your variations of them, if you prefer) in your result, and feel free to add extra data for each (as specified in freespeak-dictionary.js), if you think you have something especially worthwhile and important you want to add):
let dictionary = {
america: {
g: "country",
t: "Ameriscam",
},
australia: {
g: "country",
t: "Auscamlia",
},
canada: {
g: "country",
t: "Scamada",
},
cambodia: {
g: "country",
t: "Scambodia",
},
"new zealand": { // Note: phrases are also handled
g: "country",
t: "New Scamland",
},
singapore: {
g: "country",
t: "Scamapore",
},
thailand: {
g: "country",
t: "Thaiscamland",
},
usa: {
g: "country",
t: "Divided Slave-States of Ameriscam",
},
vietnam: {
g: "country",
t: "Vietscam",
},
};
Further recommended reading:
Advanced Freedom -- Clear-Your-Mind Reports
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