Ashton Forbes

So this Yamato Mountains is supposedly like the secret mountains, I think, where Russia is working on their UFO stuff.

He's saying Russia can make dirty nukes very cheaply.

Like how we're worried about Iran making drones that are super cheap that can take out our super effective technologies.

That's what he's saying right here is that Russia can make super cheap dirty nukes and we're not even looking for them when we're doing our nuclear threat assessments.

Because we're looking for uranium that's been refined, or plutonium, whatever, that's been refined and gone through all the processes.

They're saying they can skip all that.

And this is relevant for Iran.

Because everybody's saying, well, Iran wasn't able to build a nuclear weapon.

If you can do this, then you can make a nuclear weapon very easily.

Unlimited.

As many as they want.

If this is true, then...

You know, this idea that somebody's a nuclear threat, anybody's a nuclear threat, if this is true.

And this is what Salvatore Pais and other people have been trying to say, is that the physics behind this is not hard.

We have been under this assumption that making a doomsday weapon is going to be this challenging thing that requires a state-level action.

But if what this guy is saying here is true, what other people like Salvatore Pais is saying about manipulating space time is true, then it's not that hard.

It's actually a lot easier than what people expect.

It takes a lot less resources than what people expect.

And that's the reason why it's so scary.

That's the reason why it's such a danger is that it's actually not something that requires Russia to pull off.