Ashton Forbes

So yes, this is one of the craziest things ever.

And he was also posting about this other thing, which I think should be national news.

This right here.

Look at this reply in my post where I was talking about non-fission ignition.

So the big thing that I've discovered is that they developed fourth generation nuclear weapons.

It's my birthday, by the way.

They developed fourth generation nuclear weapons that...

don't have radioactive effects like they can get around the nuclear weapon treaty by lowering the yield so that they're focused effects like on the airplane and that they don't radiate a-neutronic these are the things i've been focused on so that's what i'm talking about no one's talking about non-fishing nukes so i'm basically talking about next generation nuclear weapons and this guy randomly comes in my reply back in november this is only a few months ago before he disappeared

The current unspoken fear in nuclear weapons engineering is artificially induced nuclear combustible material.

So he's saying we can produce artificial radioactive material that can be used in dirty nukes.

And he says the DOD, DOE, doesn't focus nuclear threat assessment analytics on induced material.

Russia has a major artificial induced material production line.

The engineering operations to manufacture the artificial nuclear material whose material will pop like conventional nuclear weapons for several weeks.

So what he's saying here is that the downside is the half-life is so high that these nuclear weapons are only useful for a couple weeks.

The pro is they only cost $50,000.

compared to millions or even higher than that.

And he's saying the material must be fresh production due to the rapid half-life.

This is extremely compelling.

And then in the next post, this is a follow-up.

Actually, it looks like this was even before he replied there.