An Evening with Etienne (Live in Memphis + Global Livestream)

Join Etienne de la Boetie², founder of the Art of Liberty Foundation and author of Government – The Biggest Scam in History… Exposed!, for a live, two-hour presentation in Memphis—streamed globally.

For decades, the public has been trained to believe “government” is necessary, desirable, and legitimate. In this direct, structured talk, Etienne walks both the in-room audience and the livestream audience through how an inter-generational organized crime system has controlled the information people receive—shaping belief, limiting choices, and keeping populations locked in a repeating cycle.

From mandatory “government” schooling (and “accredited” private schools), to media monopolization, to algorithmic censorship on the DARPA Internet, the same system protects itself by controlling what people are allowed to hear, question, and discover. And why? Because control of information leads to control of everything else—especially the money supply. Etienne explains how Fractional Reserve Banking enables value extraction, and how economic warfare is waged through taxation, tariffs, lockdowns, false flags, and engineered “plandemics.”

The presentation ends with the good news: voluntaryism—a fast-growing movement exposing the illegitimacy and criminality of “government,” and the reality that we would be dramatically more prosperous and harmonious without it.

Event Schedule
6:15 PM – Doors / Reception
7:00–9:00 PM – Presentation
9:00–9:20 PM – Q&A
9:30 PM – Wrap up + Meet & Greet
10:15 PM – End

Ticket Options
• Virtual Ticket: $25 (global livestream access)
• Live Memphis Ticket: $125 (includes wine, hors d’oeuvres, and a signed copy of one of Etienne’s books)

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Location
Spotlight Productions
649 North Second
Memphis, TN 38107

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