Mythological Locations A to Z: L is for Libertatia
Mythological Locations A to Z: L is for Libertatia

The pirate republic of Libertatia did not die. The physical space it occupied was destroyed, but its spirit, its soul, lives on.

As the black fleet controlled by the Illuminati closed in, Captain Tew and Father Caraccioli dispersed the citizens, urging them to go underground, to spread their love of freedom and hatred of authority.

The American Revolution was Libertatian, as was the French. The Cubist revolt was inspired by a Libertatian, and Pablo Picasso was one of their brightest lights. Rock'n'roll? Libertatian. The Summer of Love, punk rock and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Yep.

Why am I telling you this?

Because I want to wake you up. You, and everyone else in the world, need to know that we have it within us to throw off the chains holding us down.

Smash the cubicle walls! Throw your TV out the window! Punch your manager in the face!

It's not too late to rebuild Libertatia, to give the world once again a shining beacon of freedom and self-reliance.

I'll be right there with you, just as soon as Survivor is over.