Thanks bro. You and he would have got along. He was such a personable guy, more outgoing than me that's for sure. But he wasn't egotistical, just really motivated to achieve liberty for himself, his family, and anyone else who would listen. He died suddenly in the night, unexpected. His family announced that he had suffocated. Some think he died from Gulf War Syndrome, which he suffered with for years. Others think it was a virus he picked up in China a few weeks prior. And others think he was snuffed out for speaking truth to power and leading people to the truth. The day before he died, he said "they're going to have to kill me if they want to stop me" in a video, something he had never said before. It's hard to know. He was one of the guys I got closest to, during my time on YouTube, so to see him fall dead at a young age, with a little girl and teen son, I just haven't been able to fully let it go. I know what he'd be saying (shouting from the rooftops) if he were alive right now, so I'm trying to say it, for him. I really miss that guy. Thanks for the pizza, I can't wait to enjoy some good times with all of us who love freedom : )
RE: Honouring my departed friend and fellow freedom-fighter Charlie McGrath