FreedomStream.TV Transparency: Where Does Your Support Go?
FreedomStream.TV is a for profit corporation founded by Patrick Bergy in back in 2016 and is currently operating under Bergy Bros Media. Why the strange name? Well, I grew up in a small farming community in Alto, MI. where we had our family-owned grain elevator, Bergy Brother’s, but was abbreviated Bergy Bros. I registered this as a corporation in the state of Florida the day before the COVID-19 lockdowns began in March 2020.
With the help of an incredibly special Patreon supporter, I was able to open our office in New Port Richey, FL just before leaving for my interview with Millie Weaver for Shadow-Gate. I spent the last year building out FreedomStream.TV to the point where it is now. I can livestream and have a membership platform to help support our mission of exposing corruption between the Military Industrial Complex, our government, social media platforms, influencers and MSM.
The difference between myself, (PFC Patrick Bergy), and others reporting news, is that I am a verifiable, Department of Defense whistle-blower, not a journalist. My mission, which I’ve only been able to achieve thus far with your generous support, is to expose the command-and-control structure a small group of very powerful retired generals and billionaires have over our social media and MSM narrative, the worlds for that matter.
I have listed below the projects we are currently supporting, our monthly expenses and operational debt.
CURRENT EXPENSES/DEBT
When I set out on building FreedomStream.TV I promised a very special Patreon supporter that believed in me that if BB Media is successful, I’d repay her for the time and money she put into this project. Our current focus with all profits after expenses is on promotion, website and civil actions.
EXPENSES
MINIMUM Monthly Office Rent, Utilities and Operational Expenses
$800
DEBT
Investor Operational Loan will begin being paid back as a portion of the companies overall profits, most likely once we’ve had a solid quarter of growth.
Total Operational Loans
$50,000