No multimedia extravaganza would be complete without its own TV component. It’s Not My Debt is no exception. We will soon complete our own homegrown TV studio where we will produce our own programming to spread our message. Volunteers are standing by to ensure that our video content is first-rate.
Here is our TV studio under construction
With more and more eyes tuned to the internet for information (and fewer tuned to older media outlets) we expect to reach an ever-growing audience with our r3VOLutionary brand of infotainment.
Another view of the set and studio construction
YouTube and similar outlets will help us to disseminate our video content locally, nationally - even globally. What will happen then? Who knows? It will be interesting to see.
Perhaps it’s a sign of the times, but nothing seems to inject that r3VOLutionary flavor quite like a handmade sign.
Well, we’ve got ‘em, and we intend to make many more to provide added impetus to the It’s Not My Debt campaign. The stencils are cut and the vinyl awaits the volunteers who will apply the paint and post the signs around the valley. The more signs, the more people who will receive and understand our message.
Is there a more important message to convey today? Of course not.
The main driver of the local campaign will be four billboards in the Phoenix area. The eye-catching artwork and thought-provoking slogan are intended to generate interest; creating a new meme for the rapidly expanding national debt. A debt that will ultimately fall on the shoulders of the very young, and the as-yet unborn.
Southbound I-17 at 11th Ave. (actually Easbound Maricopa Freeway, South side)
Our forefathers handed down to us an appreciation and respect for the rights they spelled out in the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution. It appears that future generations may have those rights replaced with a massive load of debt. Is that the birthright they deserve? Is that what we mean to leave for them?
Of course not.
Southbound I-17 at Thomas Rd. (SE corner)
It will be up to each of us to recognize this eventuality and communicate it to others before it becomes a fait accompli. Then we must work together to change the course of our state and nation to prevent it from happening. You can work individually, or you can volunteer at our workshop to help us spread the word. The clock is ticking though; and we must act now before the debt, like a cancer, is allowed to grow any further.
