We – the disabled – ignored, underestimated, broken but unbroken – are done with silence.

For nations, we are decimals in welfare tables.
Systems classify us as “exceptions.”
Societies see that they don’t see us.
They pretend we don’t exist.

Denial of existence is the cruelest form of violence.
That is why we refuse to be invisible.

NetNeroJes is our ghost layer.
A network for the VISIBLE-invisible.
A protocol of presence.

Without DNS that filters and erases.

Without borders that exclude.

Without nations deciding whether we exist.

Code is memory, and memory does not die.
Every IPFS hash, every ENS address is an act of defiance against erasure.

The conspiracy of silence around the disabled is systemic violence.
Indifference = complicity.
Silence = consent.

If society pretends not to hear,
it stands with the one who silences.

“A law that hides itself from the disabled is not law — it is a weapon of violence.”

On paper, there are subsidies, equipment, support.
But when a doctor doesn’t know how to write the application,
when an official stays silent instead of informing,
when access hides in a thicket of forms and stamps —
the law becomes dead.

And dead law does not protect, it kills.

We do not ask for pity.
We do not ask for charity.
This is REVOLUTION.

The disabled — neglected, excluded, silenced —
let us unite in a signal that cannot be censored.
A global transformation in the network begins with those
who were denied the right to speak.

Every hash on IPFS,
every ENS pointing to the manifesto,
every coin of support sent to nftomczain.eth —
is a brick in the wall of a new presence.

Let our presence become indelible code.
Let the silence of nations shatter under the weight of the disabled
who refuse to be silent.

DNS is ending.
Nations fade.
But a voice once written into the chain does not die.

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