Brandon Weichert

Yeah, so Elon Musk and all these guys, the tech bros, they are not understanding of politics as you and I understand it. They are entirely fixated on artificial intelligence development specifically. And Mark Andreessen kind of let the cat out of the bag three or four weeks ago. He was on with Barry Weiss.

Yeah, so Elon Musk and all these guys, the tech bros, they are not understanding of politics as you and I understand it. They are entirely fixated on artificial intelligence development specifically. And Mark Andreessen kind of let the cat out of the bag three or four weeks ago. He was on with Barry Weiss.

And he said the reason that he and so many of the tech bros flipped for Trump when they did was because they had a meeting with the Biden administration, the Biden White House tech team. And the Biden White House tech team told them, stop investing now. in AI research and development because we're getting ready to classify it the way we classified nuclear weapons in the 40s.

And he said the reason that he and so many of the tech bros flipped for Trump when they did was because they had a meeting with the Biden administration, the Biden White House tech team. And the Biden White House tech team told them, stop investing now. in AI research and development because we're getting ready to classify it the way we classified nuclear weapons in the 40s.

And they indicated they've been doing that with all kinds of science, which gets us to the UAP discussion again, all kinds of science for the last 50 years. And that is what triggered these guys to flip for Trump. And the reason is because they've already invested cumulatively billions of dollars.

And they indicated they've been doing that with all kinds of science, which gets us to the UAP discussion again, all kinds of science for the last 50 years. And that is what triggered these guys to flip for Trump. And the reason is because they've already invested cumulatively billions of dollars.

If they stop their AI development now, all these companies in Silicon Valley are going to go belly up, notably NVIDIA, But others as well. And so the tech bros with the H-1B visas, they are all dedicated to getting AI as quickly and rapidly as possible. And they believe they need manpower to do that.

If they stop their AI development now, all these companies in Silicon Valley are going to go belly up, notably NVIDIA, But others as well. And so the tech bros with the H-1B visas, they are all dedicated to getting AI as quickly and rapidly as possible. And they believe they need manpower to do that.

And so basically bringing in, for lack of a better term, indentured servants, highly skilled from India, is one of the ways they're going to end run the Chinese in their development of AI. Now, I'm not saying I necessarily agree with them. Oh, that's interesting. But this is not even political. This is all about AI, AI, AI.

And so basically bringing in, for lack of a better term, indentured servants, highly skilled from India, is one of the ways they're going to end run the Chinese in their development of AI. Now, I'm not saying I necessarily agree with them. Oh, that's interesting. But this is not even political. This is all about AI, AI, AI.

They made certain math illegal.

They made certain math illegal.

Absolutely not. Well, it's anti-Western civilization as well. Open sources of inquiry is what we're built on. But that gets us, it all gets back to the UAP thing, because that gets us back to UAP and you go, my goodness, well, what else are they classifying? And this is why people who say that this is exotic military technology, I don't think are crazy. I think it's quite true.

Absolutely not. Well, it's anti-Western civilization as well. Open sources of inquiry is what we're built on. But that gets us, it all gets back to the UAP thing, because that gets us back to UAP and you go, my goodness, well, what else are they classifying? And this is why people who say that this is exotic military technology, I don't think are crazy. I think it's quite true.

All of these things that, yes, the US government, as a matter of course, classifies national security, well, things that they think are national security secrets, including highly advanced technologies and map the underpinnings of the technology, which is the mathematics.

All of these things that, yes, the US government, as a matter of course, classifies national security, well, things that they think are national security secrets, including highly advanced technologies and map the underpinnings of the technology, which is the mathematics.

Well, we wanted to use, we had been creating stealth for like five, 20 or 30 years before we rolled it out. And so at some point, we want to see if the tech is even viable. So we wanted to use it in a war. I believe the first time we used it, I think, was 91, the Desert Storm.

Well, we wanted to use, we had been creating stealth for like five, 20 or 30 years before we rolled it out. And so at some point, we want to see if the tech is even viable. So we wanted to use it in a war. I believe the first time we used it, I think, was 91, the Desert Storm.

And so I think the reason you're seeing more UAPs around now is because we're gearing up for war with China and or Russia, and we're going to have to basically test our new toys And we're probably now 20, 30 years ahead of whatever systems we're seeing in the sky now. We are probably on some level. The issue with all this technology, though, is scalability.

And so I think the reason you're seeing more UAPs around now is because we're gearing up for war with China and or Russia, and we're going to have to basically test our new toys And we're probably now 20, 30 years ahead of whatever systems we're seeing in the sky now. We are probably on some level. The issue with all this technology, though, is scalability.