A Color Revolution, Domesticated. Volume One of The Unedited History Project.

This is not a book that tells you what happened. This is a book that hands you a piece of what happened — and asks you to compare it with what your neighbor is holding.
Here's how it works.
Every hardcover ships as a three-part evidence kit:

The book itself — the narrative map, the framework, the timeline of how a foreign civil-resistance methodology was imported, funded through fiscal sponsorship rails, and assigned to the federal workforce.
A unique evidence drive — a sealed thumb drive carrying one piece of the actual source material. A recorded call. A wire transfer receipt. An internal memo someone wrote when they didn't expect anyone to read it. A roster of names that was never supposed to be public. No two drives carry the same file.
A verification code — handwritten on an index card tucked into the front matter. The code unlocks the Custodian's Registry — a private workspace on ToreSays.com where readers compare what they're holding.