You thought slavery ended? What if you were never truly free?

Most people believe that slavery ended long ago, buried in the chapters of history. But the End of Slavery dares to reveal a disturbing truth: slavery never ended—it simply evolved. Today, the chains are not visible. They are psychological, financial, legal, and deeply embedded in the fabric of modern life. 

What we call freedom is often a carefully constructed illusion, upheld by systems of control that thrive on obedience and silence.

This series challenges viewers to reconsider what it truly means to be free. It asks piercing questions about the nature of government, the role of law, and the unspoken agreements society makes to maintain order. Rather than protecting individual liberty, these structures may be the very tools used to suppress it. And most people have never questioned the rules they’ve lived under since birth—until now.

This gripping docuseries exposes the invisible shackles that bind modern society and offers a path toward authentic liberation.

In this powerful series, you’ll discover:

The End of Slavery exposes the hidden architecture of modern enslavement—one that doesn’t rely on force, but on consent manufactured through conditioning.

The End of Slavery challenges everything you were taught in school, shown on television, and told by those in power. It reveals:

If you’ve ever felt that something about the system is off, this series puts the missing pieces together with chilling clarity. From cradle to grave, individuals are shaped by institutions that prioritize compliance over consciousness.

Education teaches what to think, not how to think. 
Media frames reality in narratives that benefit power.
Governments impose laws under the guise of protection, while quietly stripping people of their natural rights.

This isn’t a dystopian fantasy. It’s the world many live in every day without realizing it. The docuseries delves deep into the mechanisms that keep individuals docile, distracted, and dependent. It uncovers how fear, misinformation, and the desire for comfort are used to silence dissent and discourage critical thought.

By exposing these patterns, the series empowers viewers to see beyond the surface—and to recognize the invisible hands guiding society.

This is not for the faint of heart. This is not for those who want to stay comfortable in illusions. The End of Slavery is a call to the brave — to those ready to confront the uncomfortable truth and take responsibility for their minds, their actions, and their freedom. It offers:

The chains are no longer iron — they’re invisible. But you can still break them. Freedom isn’t something you’re handed. It is something you claim and protect. By owning the End of Slavery Package, you are taking a stand for truth, self-responsibility and conscious living in a world built to keep you asleep.

Don’t just stream it and move on. Keep it. Rewatch it. Share it.

Because once your eyes are open, you will never see the world the same way again. Own the End of Slavery Package now, before they try to silence it. Upon purchase, you will get instant and unlimited access to:

Exclusive Bonus Items!

When you purchase today, you’ll also get these high-value bonus items to deepen your learning and accelerate your results:

Speaker Resource Pack (36 PDF Guides):

These guides blend theory, practical steps, and alternative viewpoints to empower readers intellectually and strategically.

1. Diverse Perspectives on Freedom & Accountability

• Insights on natural law, internal vs. external authority, and principles of freedom (e.g., Leslie Powers, George Sechel, Ken Bartle).

• Critical analyses of historical events (e.g., *Richard Gage’s 9/11 WTC7 report, Fabian Liberty’s Civil War breakdown*).

2. Practical Tools for Personal & Societal Change

• Actionable strategies like attention management (Marja West), inner work processes (Scott Gordon), and privacy/security tips (Mike Aphix).

• Resources for activism and education (e.g., Jim Kost’s slavery-ending tools, Justin Bauman’s End of Slavery Summit materials).

3. Creative & Philosophical Exploration

• How art, music, and symbols relate to truth and liberation (Derrick Bartolacelli, Doriane Greens).

Expert Video Vault (35 Bonus Videos):

These videos combine provocative theory, historical analysis, and practical rebellion against systemic control.

1. Radical Critiques of Government & Modern Slavery

• Arguments for abolitionism, anarchism, and stateless societies (e.g., Mark Passio, Derrick Broze, "Why Society Works Perfectly Without Government").

• Exposés on how slavery persists today through political and economic systems ("Slavery Still Exists," "Political Slavery," "5 Reasons We Are Enslaved").

2. Philosophy & History of Natural Law

• Deep dives into natural law’s science, philosophy, and historical roots ("The Science and Philosophy of Natural Law," "Complete History of Natural Law").

• Lessons from 19th-century abolitionists on resisting oppression (*"19th-Century Abolitionists Knew What We Must Do"*).

3. Actionable Strategies for Liberation

• Steps to enact change ("4 Steps to Change the World," "Humanity Must Evolve").

• Why traditional methods fail (e.g., voting, paperwork) and alternatives ("Using Paperwork or Voting Will Never Work," "You Are Already an Anarchist").

Cory Endrulat’s Masterclass Series (22 Special Videos):

These videos blend hard-hitting truth, philosophy, and actionable dissent—ideal for those seeking to question systems and reclaim autonomy.

1. Revolutionary Perspectives on Governance & Freedom

• A docuseries dismantling the concept of government (*"Government is Unnatural" Parts 1-4*) and critiques of political systems ("The Ugly Truth About Politics").

• Evidence of modern systemic slavery and paths to liberation ("Proof of Humanity’s Slavery," "Are We Truly Free?").

2. Philosophical & Moral Frameworks for Change

• How Natural Law can transform society ("Why Learning Natural Law Can Change the World") and the role of morality ("Morality as Authority Seminar").

• Unconventional analyses linking Taoism, LOTR symbolism ("The Shocking Politics of Taoism," "Lord of the Rings Dethroned Seminar"), and survival strategies ("The Only Way Humanity Can Survive").

3. Practical Guidance & Unfiltered Truths

• Tech/media literacy ("Tech and Media Guidance") and alternative models ("China is an Example," "Healing Our World").

• Provocative deep dives, from Mike Adams’ insights to even Bigfoot interviews, challenging mainstream narratives.

Speaker E-Books Collection:

Each book serves as a practical guide—whether through unschooling (Martin), digital detox/anti-technocracy (Broze), or personal transformation (Arnold)—to live outside mainstream paradigms.

• Dayna Martin’s Radical Unschooling challenges traditional schooling, advocating for self-directed learning as a tool for personal and societal freedom.

• Derrick Broze’s How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State provides actionable steps to resist surveillance, digital control, and technocratic overreach.

• Daniel Arnold’s Rise From Darkness likely explores psychological or spiritual awakening, offering strategies to break free from mental or systemic bondage.

Host’s Exclusive E-Books (Premium Editions by Cory Endrulat):

These books are not just theory—they’re manuals for exiting the matrix, merging anarchism, natural law, and primal wisdom.

1. Radical Freedom & Anti-System Philosophy

• "Government is Unnatural, Anarchy is Natural" + "Slavery Gone For Good"

  • Core thesis: Governments are artificial constructs; true freedom aligns with natural law and voluntary cooperation.

  • Actionable insights: How to dismantle mental/political slavery and live sovereignly.

• "Natural Intelligence: The Technology of Peace" (w/ Jim Gale)

  • Key idea: Peace as a "technology" achievable through natural principles, not force.

2. Deep Natural Law & Metaphysical Wisdom

• "Sapientia Naturae" (Guidebook & Poetic) + "TAO: The Full Return to Nature"

  • Teachings: How to align with nature’s intelligence (cosmic order, herbalism, primal living).

  • Unique angle: Blends science, poetry, and ancient Taoist/Zen principles.

• "The Arts and Book of Opposites: Practical Metaphysics"

  • Mind-expanding: Polarity theory (light/dark, chaos/order) as a tool for personal and societal transformation.

3. Unconventional Health & Holistic Living

• "The Arda Diet"

  • Not just food: A philosophy of eating/living in harmony with Earth’s rhythms (likely raw/ancestral diet focus).

• "Nature’s Radical Honesty"

  • Provocation: Truth-telling as biological imperative—how lies corrupt individuals and systems.

Total Value: $2,500
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The system hopes you forget. This package makes sure you don’t. Here’s a sneak peek of the topics that the guest speakers will discuss:

 

In this profound and unflinching dialogue, Mark Passio redefines modern slavery as a psychological and systemic bondage enforced by government authority. Through the lens of natural law and abolitionist philosophy, he reveals how compliance, rather than outright force, perpetuates enslavement. This talk is a seismic shake to complacency, urging listeners to confront the moral hypocrisy of statist power and reclaim autonomy through truth.

Alexander Raskovic examines the philosophical essence of slavery by exploring self-ownership, property rights, and the illusion of authority. Through a razor-sharp analysis of ego, morality, and intellectual coercion, he reveals how forced consent and normalized hierarchy cement our shackles. This is a must-watch for skeptics and believers alike, offering a roadmap to dismantle mental slavery from within.

Steven Mager’s raw, personal journey from a militarized youth under Zionism to awakening exposes the psychological machinery of control. This riveting session explores the role of trauma, ideology, and shadow work in breaking free from mental bondage. A stark reminder that true liberty demands confronting not just external systems, but the inner scars of lifelong manipulation.

Larken Rose eviscerates the myth of “authority” as the ultimate enabler of tyranny. In this blistering critique, he argues that the ruling class thrives on the credulity of the masses—it’s not the rulers who need reform, but the enslaved minds that obey. A wake-up call for anyone still buying the “legitimacy” lie.

David Rodriguez’s heart-wrenching exposé of school systems as factories of conformity illuminates how authoritarian education crushes curiosity and enforces dependency. A call to arms for parents to empower their children through self-directed learning, holistic education, and a life abundant with choice.

Richard Gage presents explosive engineering evidence challenging the official narrative of 9/11, arguing that state denial of truths like this weaponizes ignorance to indoctrinate compliance. An urgent call to arm oneself with inconvenient facts as the antidote to systemic oppression.

Marja West’s bruised yet fierce voice guides listeners through the minefield of trauma, suppressed intuition, and societal programming. She merges trauma healing with spiritual sovereignty, revealing how疗 safeguarded emotions fund enslavement, and how owning your power can dismantle it.

Will Keller’s generational revolt begins at home. With fire and love, he dissects how culture, obedience, and “childism” weaponize parenting to perpetuate conformity. A blueprint for raising kids as thinkers, not sheep-like citizens, and building a world where liberation starts with trust.

John Roeland deconstructs how governments weaponize propaganda (à la Nazi Germany) to sell belief in their legitimacy. A poetic blend of philosophy and rap lyrics underscores his warning: question all narratives, and rebuild truth through critical thinking, not blind faith.

Brandon Spencer’s journey to self-mastery exposes how fear and “statism worship” trap individuals in a cycle of divide-and-rule. This talk is a compassionate wake-up call for those seeking unity, starting not with movements, but with confronting your own internalized chains.

Jim Kost’s music-infused apocalypse of popular culture and hidden esoteric teachings shatters beliefs in systemic benevolence. From ad manipulation to suppressed moral frameworks, he argues that education in ethics, not politics, is society’s lifeline to freedom.

Connie Sponheim’s art- and theater-driven message slams school systems as indoctrination factories. She advocates for unschooling, community pods, and education rooted in self-expression, not compliance. A rallying cry for parents to teach children critical thinking, not standardized submission.

A decorated Marine and cop-turned-abolitionist, Dan Arnold recounts his combustible journey from blind loyalty to awakening. This session is a survival manual for soldiers and law enforcement: how to identify coercion in your own institution—and choose side-consciousness over script.

Justin Bauman’s deep dive into inner sovereignty brands fear as the default currency of statists. Through philosophy and psychedelics, he reclaims rights not just as laws but as ethics, a call to honor others’ boundaries as fiercely as your own.

Brandon Smith’s heady mix of psychedelics, martial arts, and occult shatters myths of materialism. This wild odyssey from patriotism to anarchism reveals how inner freedom, rooted in natural law and self-responsibility, is the only path to societal liberation.

David Greenberg’s art therapy crash course into trauma’s grip, blending personal abandon and science, links unresolved pain to global obedience. His prescription for healing is to face your darkness with courage until autonomy replants trauma’s roots.

Mike Aphix’s “Big Brother 2.0” nightmare tour exposes how every Google search, FaceTime call, and keystroke feeds the surveillance state. With leaked NSA files and dystopian predictions, he builds a survival kit for privacy in the digital age, starting with the assumption you’re already compromised.

Derek Bartolacelli weaponizes lyrics and frequencies to unwire listeners from mind control. This genre-blending odyssey links ancient wisdom to AI threats, arguing music is the ultimate tool to reclaim your senses and hack your way back to reality.

Dayna Martin’s parenthood manifesto dares viewers to trust children’s inherent curiosity instead of coercive schooling. With tales of raising four unshackled souls, she proves that freedom, not boxed curricula, unlocks human potential and societal healing.

Graham Wright’s “Man Against the State” battle plan dismantles every statist myth, from the world needing rulers to morals emerging from violence. A visual-philosophy masterpiece proving voluntary-ism creates safety and dignity without bureaucrats.

George Sechel delves into the profound truth that 'freedom is everything,' challenging conventional notions of slavery and liberation. He argues that real freedom comes from self-knowledge and sparks a deep awakening for those seeking truth. If you’ve ever questioned reality, authority, or even your own convictions, this discussion will disrupt, inspire, and transform the way you see the world.

Leslie Powers’ metaphor of the “Internal Monarch” topples external authority, using trauma psychology and natural law. This is therapy for the politically complacent, revealing how reclaiming agency over fear is the first step to dismantling the matrix.

Dorian Greens examines the transformative power of dance, art, and timeless wisdom as pathways to awakening and reclaiming individual freedom. Drawing from her personal journey, navigating rigid authoritarian systems while cultivating spiritual awareness, she illustrates how creative expression breaks down self-imposed limitations, restores alignment with natural law, and fosters profound emotional healing.

Axel Dahi’s Italian rage against legal systems posits Natural Law as the only moral compass. With stinging logic, he annihilates myths of “social contracts,” arguing that force-based systems are spiritual/ethical cancers. Prepare for a no-holds-barred revocation of all forms.

Stephanie MoDavis’ health-conscious awakening connects medical coercion to spiritual disconnection. Her journey from misdiagnosis to holistic healing maps the path to wholeness, only achievable when we release guilt, trauma, and institutional “gods.”

Ken Bartle’s metaphysical engineering manual cracks open the blueprint of sovereignty: your subconscious as a “spiritual OS,” biology aligned with truth. He delivers “three-minute sovereignty” hacks to tap into your innate freedom programs.

Mark Common Law’s legal “time machine” unravels birth certificates as psycho-legal contracts enforcing slavery. At this Guantánamo-like court smokescreen, he proclaims that altering your “contract with the state” can sever holds of coercion with no revolution required.

T. Snyder’s “Conspiracy Synergy” art smashes left-brain-induced conformity. Through metaphysical musings on time and symbols, he argues that creativity is humanity’s raw escape route from algorithmic slavery, rebelling not by destroying, but by re-imagining.

Fred Gingras’ “therapy for revolutionaries” forces you into the dirtiest corners of self. With hypnosis and stoicism tips, this is uncompromising shadow work, no fluff, no discounts, no “cheerleading for freedom.”

In this provocative discussion from Fabian Liberty, they pull back the curtain on the civil war’s untold story. With unflinching analysis, they trace how forgotten laws, hidden motives, and propaganda from both sides complicate the neat moral narrative of abolition. If you’re ready to question history and see its echoes in modern systems of control, this conversation will change the way you think.

In this illuminating short film, Jonathan Wright delves into the transformative concept that genuine freedom starts with freeing the mind. Through thought-provoking insights on belief systems, power structures, and self-awareness, he challenges us to examine the unseen influences molding our perceptions and actions.

In this compelling and deeply personal discussion, life coach and author Ron Renaud explores what it means to live an uncompromised life in a world shaped by conformity. Drawing from Ralph Waldo Emerson’s wisdom, natural law, and self-mastery, Ron reflects on his journey beyond statism and reveals how reclaiming personal sovereignty is the foundation of true freedom. He also sheds light on the hidden structures of modern oppression—offering profound insights for those seeking liberation.

This provocative and enlightening conversation challenges the very foundation of authority with sharp Socratic questioning: Can you give away a right you don’t have? Is it ever moral to force others to fund what they oppose? And what if we’ve mistaken legality for morality all along? Without giving too much away, this summit session delivers a refreshingly honest dialogue that may leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about freedom, governance, and where your moral compass truly points.

Evan Wade opens up about his transformative journey toward critical thinking, self-ownership, and a profound moral awakening—one rooted in rejecting oppressive systems. Whether debunking the myths of voting or exposing how fundamental truths unravel sophisticated lies, Evan and host Corey Endrulat trace the vital connections between personal accountability, natural law, and the path to abolishing modern slavery peacefully.

Henna Maria’s journey healing her own “spiritual agreements” with authorities, from cops to ancestors, reveals how candid honesty is a radical act against control. A story of brokerage with elites, police, and inner demons—proof that purity of intent can untether souls.

Aaron Nebbia’s psychedelic manifesto show that plant medicines are not for escape, but for confronting entangled souls. Whether you're skeptical or curious, this episode shows that without psychedelics, tyranny is unsustainable.

Brigitte’s post-colonial to farmgirl economic revolt proves money is the system’s choke collar. She focuses on a post-monetary vision where trust and ethics replace credit slavery, without naive “utopia” fantasies.

In Chris Jantzen’s construction-site philosophy, moral teamwork silently shatters the need for controlling leaders. The blueprint isn’t about command structures—it’s about respect, skill, and shared values. He provides a few examples, such as building a “free world” through collaboration.

John Chidester’s Philadelphia-to-asylum odyssey links addiction to societal fracture. Through raw tales of suicide attempts and spiritual awakening, he maps a recovery path that rejects mainstream therapies’ control, opting for awe, nature, and “crazy” spiritual insight.

This powerful and unflinching dialogue traces the journey of a former EMS and FDNY responder as he recounts his transformation from state-dependent thinking to radical self-discovery. He reveals the pivotal moments that dismantled his trust in institutional authority and awakened him to the truths of natural law—from firsthand battles against medical coercion to profound conversations with visionaries like John Perkins.

Logan Hart of The Wizard Factory shares his argument that weaves ancient to modern awakening magic. Truth is not just information but the compass aligning you with Natural Law— the sole pathway to self-governance “sovereigns.”

In this visually compelling and thought-provoking presentation, researcher and symbolist Nate Kap unravels one of antiquity’s most enigmatic emblems—the circle with a dot—exposing its profound significance as a metaphorical guide from obscurity to awakening, from subjugation to sovereignty. 

In this revealing discussion at the End of Slavery Summit, Scott Gordon opens up about his profound personal evolution, from idealism to awakening, and from the confines of organized systems to genuine spiritual liberation. With decades of experience both inside and beyond Scientology, Scott explains how he discovered and safeguarded transformative inner-work methods, tools anyone can access freely, without costly commitments or religious affiliation.

Ted’s energy medicine session blows open unseen realities: thoughts, intentions, and nature’s frequencies shape your reality. A guide to harnessing metaphysical sovereignty to disrupt the matrix of “thought slavery."

Tobias Lars challenges “harm reduction” in favor of hard truths. Recognizing spiritual programming in cinematography aimed at youth is a raw, formula-free blueprint for raising “woke” humans.

Nicholas’ detox journey from addictive drugs to self-empowerment via Natural Law principles reads as biblical. His firing by bosses for principled stands isn’t just personal growth—it’s proof that healing is slaves’ revolt.

Roage’s linguistic deconstruction of self-awareness shatters ego illusions. This session delves into the unconscious agreements we hold with ourselves and the crucial act of separating the true self from the ego’s illusion. By unraveling these layers of perception, we uncover the essence of consciousness itself. A session that asks: can you doubt yourself into freedom?

David Icke’s resonance with his book explores how perception-altering lies enslave souls, and how truth embodies higher consciousness. A bridge between physical tyranny and spiritual wakening, merging hearts and minds toward revolution.

In this compelling and intimate interview, journalist and activist Derek Broze opens up about his transformation, from struggling with addiction and incarceration to emerging as a hands-on leader in grassroots media. With honesty and wisdom, he explores the connection between personal growth and systemic change, stressing that decentralized movements like Freedom Cells aren’t merely ideas, they’re already happening.

Joel Charron’s rage against online activism cautions digital warriors to grow resources. From raising anarchist kids to running crypto-supported farms, this is not a theory; it’s a manual for building physically sovereign spaces.

In this compelling discussion, you’ll explore how abolitionists in the 19th century correctly recognized government as slavery’s primary architect and how that same oppressive framework persists today. Drawing stark parallels between historical plantations and the contemporary state, William Douglas exposes how modern tools of control, from property taxes and mass surveillance to lockdowns and speech censorship, mirror the coercive tactics of the past.

At the heart of the End of Slavery is the concept of natural law—an ancient and timeless understanding that true justice comes not from authority, but from moral truth. Unlike man-made laws, which can be unjust and coercive, natural law respects the sovereignty and inherent dignity of every individual. 

Slavery in the modern age is silent, polite, and cleverly disguised. But its effects are devastating that erodes personal agency, weakens moral strength, and replaces purpose with passivity. End of Slavery reveals the system for what it is and dares you to walk away from it—not with rage, but with awareness.

This series is not just another documentary. It’s a declaration. A mirror. A key.

Because freedom doesn’t come from permission—it comes from truth. And the truth is: the chains are still there. You just have to see them to break them.