This single event should constitute notice for all about the forces we collectively face. It is proof of the potency of our message. The reaction to our broadcast is indicative of the fear and crisis our truths are slowly beginning to infect in the institutions of our foes. It is time to regroup, reorganize and understand the power of the camera and the keyboard.

Since these events occurred, we have been working with a number of folks who are helping us develop counter-strategies to insure that these broadcasts – which are critical to educating our nation and curtailing our government’s abuse of power – will continue unabated.

In short, we now have plans ready to implement a multi-tiered series of tactics to thwart any further attempts to stifle or obstruct the release and propagation of these broadcasts.

Our plans rely on a network (a mix) of "live" streaming broadcast modes and several "on-demand" point-to-point methods of distributing our broadcasts in archive format. By utilizing a number of distribution techniques, technologies and distribution points, the systemic risk of our messages being shut off or limited will drop considerably. Indeed, by networking the physical distribution of our broadcast files and utilizing a number of transmission modes, we will not only lower our collective risk, but also ensure that our message is reaching the maximum number of Americans.

Implicit to the success of these plans is the key assumption that we have more friends and supporters that will now step forward, to join with those that have already come forward, to add to the numbers and strength of our network of our broadcast outlets.

We ask everyone to please consider becoming a part of our broadcast network by adding your website to the list of websites where people can go to view and download our broadcasts. A network of dozens of website outlets will enable our messages to propagate freely across this nation.

With regards to streaming broadcasts, we have equipment and special software being prepared that will enable us, as we have envisioned, to do live broadcasts with "guests" from multiple locations, remote feeds, etc. Because of the problems we previously encountered, WTP-TV will not air further live broadcasts until this new hardware and a transmission infrastructure is solidly in place, which we estimate will take 2-3 weeks. We hope to resume on-demand, taped broadcasts before then.

Central to executing our streaming broadcasts will be a telecommunications model strategy akin to "daisy-chaining" -- similar to how some public radio stations utilize "repeater" transmitters in rural areas. This will spread the transmission of our broadcast’s digital packets across multiple geographic areas and across multiple ISP providers.

We have a number of options in how we implement this, but encourage our friends and supporters that possess a dedicated server (with at least a T-1 connection), that could be offered to support our regular streaming as a network-redundant multi-cast node, to please contact us as soon as possible. Time is of the essence.

Our modes of distributing our on-demand broadcast files will consist of FTP (File Transfer Protocol) downloads, direct "click-on" streaming and Peer-2-Peer file sharing.

Our plan is to also make VHS and CD-ROM copies available immediately following each broadcast. We are also considering audio only files, etc.

We would strongly encourage everyone to get a copy of the free software packages available from these companies that allow both upload/share and download of files from the Internet. These technologies/services are similar to Napster which facilitates the sharing of music files, etc.

Uploading to P-2-P sites requires adequate bandwidth (typically a DSL or cable modem).  We suggest a naming convention that enables people to more easily find these files using key word searches. Our initial suggestion is this format:  "WTP Liberty Hour w/ Bob Schulz 2003-01-07 givemeliberty.zip"

The following are some of the Peer-2-Peer services.  They have free software packages available:

Please do NOT contact WTP about using these software packages. If you are "uploading" files there are considerations as to firewalls, technical settings, etc. that you will have to investigate on your own or seek out competent technical advice. Please be very careful about what folders you authorize as available for sharing/uploading to these virtual networks.

The disc contains almost 4 hours of high quality digital video of the live webcast document the historic November 14th culmination of Freedom Drive 2002. The cross-nation drive to Washington DC ended with a public rally on the National Mall at the steps of the US Capitol that featured a large stage adorned by billboard sized signs.

The CD also contains copies of the four Petitions for Redress regarding violations of the War Powers Clauses, the Federal Reserve, the USA Patriot Act and the Federal Income Tax fraud.

Speeches at the event included: law professor Nadine Strossen (National President, ACLU), law professor Professor Walker Todd (NYU, PhD and former legal counsel to the Federal Reserve), former IRS Agents Joseph Banister, John Turner and Sherry Jackson, Robert Schulz (Chairman We the People Foundation), historical figures James Madison and Patrick Henry. The disk also contains live music provided by several groups including the patriot band Pokerface.