www.OccupyTheLand.org has started populating the site with weekly videos (3 weeks worth as of now). We'll be adding some 'Short' clips onto the site during the week and are setting up online promotion for when we get a couple months worth of content up and our workflow down.
https://rumble.com/v5x2edn-occupy-the-land-goes-live.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
https://rumble.com/v5z38rh-foundations-the-first-dome.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
https://rumble.com/v61eyeb-getting-the-equipment-in-order.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
In February we plan to install 'Community Communications' and John Sniesen has offered to provide telecom communiation installation expertise (that's his day job).
My good friend Bob Anderson lives 25 miles away in an adjoining valley with a rocky ridge (mountain) between us. There is sparsely occupied desert west of the Phoenix area that is about 60 miles by 30 where community communications off of a 'Surveillance Grid' will be demonstrated. IPFS provides access to files containing any digital information without the threats of censorship/deletion.
I'm working to get to the level of at least "Clamping" for John's visit and others that I have invited and need a snow break in February Arizona and are willing and able to do some mountain trekking and/or have some digital communication skills.
Wireless, distant video feeds with storage and multiple access to multiple cameras and other sensors (Tsection access road to land - Main Gate - Workshop - Equipment Yard - WebCam - Community Communication access etc. (also some game cameras... lots of tracks, Bobcat, Coyote, Rabbits, Birds, Donkeys, Cows, various small animals...)
So, real world operations are coming