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and that means some country secretly was developing this technology and was able to perfect it eight decades ago.

So that doesn't make sense, right?

If that was the case,

this would be considered the worst intelligence failure in the history of our nation, eclipsing that of even 9-11, because that means for 80 years, some country in secret has been developing this technology and, oh, by the way, has been able to deploy it over controlled U.S.

airspace, over our sensitive military facilities, and there's not a darn thing we can do about it.

So when you look back at this from a temporal aspect or a time aspect, it simply doesn't make sense that

All of this, what we're seeing is Russian or Chinese.

It doesn't pass the smell test.

Yeah, I've heard 2027.

I also heard 2036.

The capacity in which I heard it, I'd rather not get into.

I heard it when I was working with U.S.

Space Force.

But it was, to me, it seemed more anecdotal.

So I'm probably not...

best suited to answer that time wise, um, simply because I didn't come up with that, that timeframe.

Um, but I, like you, I heard that as well.

And, um, you know, certainly something we need to, we didn't need to pay attention to.

I think it's probably something prepared for this time, simply because a lot of presidents were kept in the dark on this topic for a very long time.

And I don't think they took it seriously.