I have great news everyone! I will be advocating for everyone’s neurorights, the right to free thought, and privacy this month in Washington DC. I will be meeting with the following congresspeople the 14-17th to discuss these issues.

Tuesday: Hakeem Jeffries (NY-08) Vince Fong (CA-20) Brian Babin (TX-36) John Garamendi (CA-08) Veronica Escobar (TX-16) Marc Veasey (TX-33) Young Kim (CA-40) Lizzie Fletcher (TX-07) Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11) Jason Crow (CO-06)

Wednesday: Seth Moulton (MA-06) Morgan Luttrell (TX-08) Senator Adam Schiff Ronny L Jackson (TX-13) Senator Ted Cruz Joe Negus (CO-02) Maggie Goodlander (NH-02)

Thursday: Senator Jean Shaheen Jake Ellzey (TX-06) Jim McGovern (MA-02) Russ Fultcher (ID-01) Roger Williams (TX-25) Nancy Mace (SC-01)

We’re continuing to grow our community—and we’re fundraising to make the Anti-Surveillance 5K Fundraiser & Free Peaceful Protest a reality on in 2027.

But the mission goes beyond race day.

I’m excited to announce that I’ll be starting a series of long-form videos diving deeper into some of the most important privacy and civil-liberties issues of our time, including:

🧠 Brain-computer interfaces & emerging neurotechnology 🧠 Neuro-rights & mental privacy 🔐 Mass and warrantless surveillance 🤖 AI and the future of personal privacy 📜 Constitutional rights & government accountability 🔬 The ethical questions surrounding emerging technologies

The goal isn’t just to tell people what to think—it’s to dig into the technology, history, legislation, and ethical questions and encourage people to have informed conversations about where we’re headed.

We’re building a community that believes technological progress and individual freedom should go hand in hand.

🎯 We’re also working toward our $35,000 fundraising goal.

If you’d like to support the 5K and our broader education and advocacy mission:

💙 Donate: https://gofund.me/4d1c3aa2f

And if you’re new here, follow, share, and invite someone who cares about privacy.

The community is growing. The conversation is growing. And we’re just getting started.

🏃‍♂️ Exercise Your Legs. Exercise Your Rights.

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Says it all

Today we celebrate the ideals our nation was founded on—liberty, individual rights, and the belief that government exists to serve the people.

At the Anti-Surveillance 5K, our mission is to peacefully raise awareness about the importance of privacy, civil liberties, and emerging technologies that could impact our freedoms. We believe every generation has a responsibility to help preserve the constitutional rights that protect us all.

Why the Pentagon?

We hope to hold our event at the Pentagon because it represents one of the nation’s most recognizable centers of military and defense leadership. By gathering peacefully nearby, we aim to encourage public discussion about transparency, government accountability, privacy, and the responsible development and use of surveillance and neurotechnology. Our goal is to promote civic engagement and respectful dialogue—not division.

We’re still raising funds to make this event possible. Donations will help cover permits, event logistics, educational materials, safety planning, and outreach so we can bring people together for a positive, peaceful event.

❤️ If you believe privacy is worth protecting, please consider supporting our mission.

Donate here: https://gofund.me/8f7449b2e

Thank you for standing with us and for helping build a community committed to defending freedom, privacy, and constitutional rights.

Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 Exercise your legs. Exercise your rights.

From the beginning, our goal has been to host the Anti-Surveillance 5K the right way—with proper permits, police-supported road closures, and EMTs on-site to ensure the safety of every participant.

As we’ve worked through the permitting process with local authorities, we’ve learned that the cost of hosting the event safely and responsibly is approximately $25,000. As a grassroots nonprofit, that’s a significant hurdle, but it’s one we’re determined to overcome with the support of our community.

To make that happen, we’ve launched a GoFundMe campaign to help cover the costs of permits, traffic control, public safety requirements, and other event expenses. Because participant safety comes first, we’ve made the difficult decision to postpone the 5K fundraiser while we raise the necessary funds, with a tentative target date of March 2027.

The good news is that our movement continues. We will still be participating in a peaceful protest in the Washington, D.C. area on October 10, 2026, under another organization’s permit, to continue raising awareness about privacy rights, neurorights, civil liberties, and government accountability.

If you believe in our mission and want to help make the Anti-Surveillance 5K a reality, please consider supporting our fundraiser and sharing it with others.

Donate Here:

https://gofund.me/9ba4c7126

Every donation—large or small—brings us one step closer to hosting a safe, successful event that advances the cause of freedom, privacy, and human dignity.

Exercise your legs. Exercise your rights. 🇺🇸

For decades, privacy has meant protecting our homes, our communications, and our personal data. But a new frontier is emerging: the human mind. Brain-computer interfaces have the potential to revolutionize medicine and help people with neurological conditions, but they also raise important questions about who owns and controls neural data.

Unlike a phone or social media account, your brain contains your thoughts, emotions, memories, and identity. As neurotechnology advances, we must ask how mental privacy, cognitive freedom, and free will will be protected. Without clear safeguards, neural data could become the most personal information ever collected.

At the Liberty Run Coalition, we believe innovation and human rights must advance together. That’s why we advocate for neurorights—protections for mental privacy, cognitive liberty, personal identity, and individual autonomy. The next frontier of privacy isn’t your phone or your computer. It’s your mind, and it’s a frontier worth protecting.

Register for the Anti-Surveillance 5K for just $50 using code:

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📅 Sale Ends Next Friday

Every registration helps fund: • Education & outreach • Privacy and neuro-rights legislation • Events like the Anti-Surveillance 5K

🏃‍♂️ Exercise Your Legs. 📬 Exercise Your Rights.

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As technology rapidly advances, the line between human thought and digital systems is becoming thinner than ever before. Brain-computer interfaces, AI-assisted neurotechnology, biometric monitoring, and emerging neural data systems raise serious questions about privacy, consent, and cognitive liberty.

That’s why the Liberty Run Coalition and the Anti-Surveillance 5K are advocating for common-sense neuro-rights legislation that protects: • Mental privacy • Cognitive liberty • Informed consent • Protection from non-consensual neural experimentation • Limits on the collection and commercialization of neural data • Transparency and oversight for emerging neurotechnology programs

Your thoughts, emotions, and brain activity should never become commodities to exploit or systems to monitor without consent.

Technology should serve humanity — not undermine human autonomy.

We believe America has an opportunity to lead the world in establishing clear ethical protections before invasive technologies outpace the law.

🏃‍♂️ Exercise your legs. 🧠 Defend your mind. 📬 Exercise your rights.

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The Anti-Surveillance 5K is more than a fundraiser or a run around the Pentagon.

It’s a peaceful statement that Americans still care about:

• Privacy • Civil liberties • Constitutional rights • Accountability in the digital age

As surveillance technology expands — from AI monitoring systems to mass data collection and automated tracking — more people are realizing that these conversations can’t be ignored forever.

That’s why on October 10, 2026, we’re showing up peacefully, lawfully, and together.

This is about exercising the rights the Constitution guarantees us:

✔ Free speech ✔ Peaceful assembly ✔ Petitioning for redress of grievances

If you’ve been waiting for a moment to stand up and participate constructively — this is it.

🏃‍♂️ Exercise your legs. 📬 Exercise your rights.

Register now at www.AntiSurveillance5K.org

What started as an idea has turned into a growing movement of people who believe privacy, civil liberties, and accountability still matter.

To every person who has followed, shared a post, invited a friend, or supported the mission — thank you. Every share helps us reach more people and build momentum for real change.

The Anti-Surveillance 5K is about more than a race. It’s about peaceful civic engagement, protecting constitutional rights, and reminding the world that freedom requires participation.

Next stop: 2,000. Let’s keep growing together.

🏃‍♂️ Exercise your legs. 📬 Exercise your rights.

I’m Seth Thomas, president of the Liberty Run Coalition. We created the Anti-Surveillance 5K and peaceful protest to raise awareness around a growing concern shared across the political spectrum: the rapid expansion of surveillance technologies, data collection, and emerging systems that may impact privacy, autonomy, and civil liberties in everyday life.

This includes developments in neurotechnology research such as DARPA’s N3 program, which raises important questions about mental privacy and neuro-rights, as well as modern connected systems like vehicles that increasingly collect data and may one day be used in decision-making around mobility and driving. These are no longer distant issues—they are actively being discussed and developed today, and we believe the public should have transparency, oversight, and a voice in how they evolve.

On October 10th, 2026 at 9:00 AM near the Pentagon, we are hosting a peaceful protest and 5K to bring people together around the shared value of privacy and freedom. The protest is free and open to the public, while 5K registration supports the event and ongoing education, outreach, and advocacy efforts focused on strengthening privacy protections and limiting overreach.

We live in a world that’s more connected than ever — but also more monitored than ever.

Instead of just scrolling, tracking, and passively consuming…

Take a step. Literally.

Join the Anti-Surveillance 5K — a peaceful run to stand for:

• Privacy • Civil liberties • Accountability

This isn’t about rejecting technology. It’s about making sure technology doesn’t outpace our rights.

Every step is a reminder that: 👉 We still have a voice 👉 We still have choices 👉 And we’re not just data points

📍 October 10, 2026 🕘 9 AM 🏃‍♂️ The Pentagon

Be part of something bigger.

🏃‍♂️ Exercise your legs. 📬 Exercise your rights.

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Today, the Liberty Run Coalition is reaching out to Ron Wyden and Lauren Boebert as part of our ongoing advocacy effort to protect privacy, civil liberties, and constitutional rights in the age of rapidly advancing technology.

Senator Wyden has consistently been on the right side of privacy issues—fighting for transparency, accountability, and the protection of Americans’ rights in the digital age.

Representative Boebert recently raised concerns about MKULTRA and the need for investigation into government overreach. While perspectives may differ, we believe this reflects a broader and important conversation about accountability and safeguarding individual freedoms.

At Liberty Run Coalition, our mission is clear:

To ensure that emerging technologies—especially those involving surveillance and neurotechnology—are governed by strong protections for mental privacy, bodily autonomy, and freedom of thought.

Through initiatives like the Liberty Run 5K (October 10, 2026), we are building a movement that brings these issues into the public spotlight and pushes for real policy change.

This is what Operation: Exercise Your Rights is all about—engaging our leaders, raising awareness, and making sure the Constitution keeps pace with innovation.

📢 We encourage others to reach out to their representatives and be part of the conversation.

ExerciseYourRights #LibertyRun #PrivacyRights #NeuroRights #CivilLiberties #Accountability #Freedom

The Liberty Run Coalition is bringing people together for something bigger than a race.

🕊️ Join us for a peaceful protest advocating for:

• Privacy rights • Neurorights protections • Government accountability

This portion of the event is completely free and open to the public.

🏃‍♂️ Want to go further?

Sign up for the AntiSurveillance 5K — a fundraising event supporting our mission to defend civil liberties and push for real policy change as technology rapidly evolves.

Every registration helps fund:

• Public awareness efforts • Legislative advocacy • The fight to protect your rights

📅 Date: 10/10/2026 ⏰ Time: 9:00 AM 📍 Location: The Pentagon

👉 Register for the 5k: https://antisurveillance5k.org/register

👉 Attend the protest (free): Just show up.

We’re not just running a 5K.

We’re running because privacy still matters.

We’re running because civil liberties are worth defending.

We’re running because unchecked power should never go unchallenged.

Every step around the Pentagon is a peaceful reminder:

• That mass surveillance isn’t something to ignore

• That oversight and accountability matter

• That the Constitution still means something

This route isn’t just a course — it’s a statement.

A statement that everyday people are paying attention, getting involved, and choosing action over silence.

📍 October 10, 2026 🕘 9 AM 🏃‍♂️ The Pentagon

Join us.

🏃‍♂️ Exercise your legs. 📬 Exercise your Rights

Hello everyone,

We are going through with Operation: Exercise Your Rights by writing every congress person that has supported Neuro-Privacy laws. Join us by going to the facebook page, download the letter to congress template and contacting your congresspeople!

Heres a link to our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/14bB7KRHBtE/?mibextid=wwXIfr

It’s a good idea to learn the basics of manipulation.

I think that’s the ultimate goal of all this. To manipulate the TI.

Learn to recognize when the voices (including your inner dialogue) make you feel guilty, fearful, or obligated to do something, or about something.

Fear, obligation, and guilt are the foundations of manipulation. Learn to recognize when you feel this way, and you’ll be a little freer from this whole thing.

While our community continues building momentum through Operation: Exercise Your Rights, the board members of the Liberty Run Coalition are also taking direct action.

We are currently reaching out to every member of the House and Senate intelligence oversight committees, as well as members of Congress who sponsored or supported the MIND Act, to start a serious conversation about privacy, civil liberties, and emerging neurotechnology.

Our message is simple:

• Americans deserve strong protections against mass surveillance

• Neuro-rights and mental privacy must be addressed before new technologies outpace the law

• Oversight and accountability must apply to intelligence programs that affect the public

• Sunsetting and reforming authorities like those created under the Patriot Act should be part of the conversation

The goal of the Anti-Surveillance 5K has always been bigger than just one event. It’s about creating a community that can peacefully and constructively push for stronger protections for everyday people.

While our board is contacting lawmakers directly, you can amplify that effort by participating in Operation: Exercise Your Rights and sending your own letters.

When citizens and organizations speak together, the message becomes much harder to ignore.

🏃‍♂️ Exercise your legs.

📬 Exercise your rights.

If you’re concerned about mass surveillance, Patriot Act authorities, and the lack of meaningful oversight in federal surveillance programs, we’ve put together a simple, non-partisan letter template that constituents can send to their members of Congress.

The goal is straightforward:

• Sunset surveillance authorities that enable broad data collection • Strengthen warrant requirements • Increase transparency and oversight • Push representatives to publicly clarify their stance on privacy

You can download the editable template from the Files section of our Anti-Surveillance 5K Facebook group here.

The idea is to lower the barrier to civic engagement. Whether you lean left, right, or independent, privacy protections shouldn’t be a partisan issue.

If you decide to send it, consider sharing whether you received a response — transparency goes both ways.

Keep it respectful. Keep it focused. Keep it constitutional.