I know when you signed the Full Disclosure Act, you felt something in your heart.
Something told you the time has come to speak up against secrecy.
We are told we live in a free society — but how can we truly be free when so much is hidden from the people?
In my own life, I lost my son after exercising my First Amendment rights to speak out and raise grievances against the government. That experience showed me something very clearly:
Secrecy and liberty are polar opposites.
So let me ask you something.
What was it that made you sign the Full Disclosure Act?
Whatever it was… we are grateful you are here.
And together, we are getting somewhere.
Today 13,700 people have signed the Full Disclosure Act.
Hundreds of people around the world are wearing Lethal22.
Something is happening.
And right now the moment is ripe:
9/11 and COVID-19.
The Epstein list.
The protection of children.
Endless wars that make no sense.
For the first time in a long time, people are not arguing left vs. right.
They are beginning to talk about something deeper:
Good and evil.
This is our moment.
History shows that revolutions rarely begin with violence.
They begin with exposure.
Exposure is the revolution.
The truth is surfacing.
The veil is lifting.
But this only works if we lift it together.
So take two minutes today and ask yourself:
Why did I sign the Full Disclosure Act?
Remember that feeling.
When that feeling returns — share it with someone else.
And if that spark is alive in you right now, hit reply and tell me in one sentence why you signed.
I read every message. Your voice matters.
We now have 13,700 people, and we are ready to grow far beyond that.
But here’s the truth:
I didn’t ask you to sign the Full Disclosure Act just to support it.
I asked you to join it.
Movements only work when people move.
Think of a magnifying glass focusing sunlight.
When light is scattered, nothing happens.
But when it is focused, it becomes powerful.
If we concentrate our attention on the core issue behind so many of today’s problems — secrecy — the truth becomes powerful enough to change the world.
So here’s the challenge.
Every day, do something.
Anything.
Share the idea.
Start a conversation.
Invite someone new.
And if you want to be part of the Truth Brigade, grab a shirt or hat and wear it proudly in the real world.
Let people know the awakening has begun.
I look forward to seeing many of you Wednesday at 7pm Mountain Time for our weekly Meet & Greet on Telegram: FDALethal22
We can do this — but only if we pull together.
Stand strong.
Be proud.
We are making history.
Much love to all of you,
Stephen Gladstone
Full Disclosure Act