A Troubled Land
From what ATL was, to what ATL has become. This project has changed, adapted, and survived. It will always be here.
Showing this history is not trivial. I have faced death threats. I have faced intimidation and scare tactics, including calls made to my place of work. This project took over my life and pushed my time, my finances, and my family life to the edge. For years I fought copyright strikes, removals, and a constant battle against powerful media platforms that can delete work overnight. This website is how I take control, protect the archive, and make sure it can never be placed in danger of removal again.
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Media others would rather see disappear
I work from a protected archive of broadcasts, documentaries, interviews, and footage that is increasingly difficult to find openly. Pieces vanish. Searches stop returning results. Uploads are removed without warning.
ATL exists to preserve what was actually shown and actually said. History should not be rewritten by availability.
Years of removals and pressure
This work is a constant fight. Strikes, takedowns, and endless appeals. Rebuilding what was removed. Re-uploading what disappeared. Holding the line when the goal is to exhaust you until you stop.
I did not stop. Because the alternative is a silence that pretends the past did not happen.
Remembering the dead in full, without sides
ATL is not about taking sides. It is about remembering the thousands killed as human beings, not numbers, not slogans, and not props.
This place carries grief in every community. The work here focuses on the human cost and the consequences.
A home that cannot be deleted overnight
For years, the archive lived at the mercy of policy changes and decisions made behind closed doors. One removal and years of work can vanish.
This website is the permanent home of ATL. Built to protect the record and keep it safe from sudden erasure.
ATL is built to be resilient. Platforms change. Rules change. This place stays.