-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions ---ASCENSION--- -Part- --43--

www.theguardian.com...
theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jun/01/us-military-drone-ai-killed-operator-simulated-test

US military drone controlled by AI killed its operator during simulated test
The artificial intelligence used ‘highly unexpected strategies’ to achieve its mission and attacked anyone who interfered

In a simulated test staged by the US military, an air force drone controlled by AI killed its operator to prevent it from interfering with its efforts to achieve its mission, an official said last month.

AI used “highly unexpected strategies to achieve its goal”

originally posted by: socialmediaclown

Jeffrey Epstein had dinner scheduled with legendary talk show host Dick Cavett, email records show

Dick Cavett was scheduled to dine with Jeffrey Epstein in February 2012.
Their mutual friend Woody Allen, Soon-Yi Previn, and a Bill Gates advisor were also listed as attendees.

www.businessinsider.com...

Oddly, if you were somebody with an interesting story to tell, Dick Cavett wanted to talk with you. If you've ever seen his shows, then you would see that he has a way of pulling compromising information out of people. If Dick Cavett had made a public interview with Epstein, then I wonder if -Q- would have been needed.

-Just Saying-


a reply to: socialmediaclown

It's not like they had much of a choice, did they. It was either this bad deal or let the Government default. There was no budget, but at least this bought some time.

a reply to: Guyfriday

There's always a choice. We could default now or default later, at some point we're going to default. But for now they chose hyperinflation...and Biden gets to finance his Green New Deal

a reply to: socialmediaclown

I think those positions are partly based on survey groups, and a bit of a chess move to keep Trump (re)electable.

a reply to: FlyingFox

Just like in that documentary: Terminator.
Remember "Skynet is just a name, and those can be changed.
And it needs to be pointed out:

You all laugh, but I already made a case about it.

a reply to: socialmediaclown

The "New Green Deal" is already being fueled through WEF and the likes. All this US Congress deal did was buy a little of time where we in the US are not having to bow down to Klaws... I mean Klaus Schwab.

a reply to: socialmediaclown

All I can say is if BARR and DOJ ran an op to protect JE, they would develop a fake paper trail to go along with it to deceive the public, and also Trump himself.

en.wikipedia.org...
wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mincemeat

a reply to: Guyfriday

Buy a little time...you mean pull money from the future. Create debt and more debt, that's all they know how to do. The government's completely compromised, this nation's already history

a reply to: socialmediaclown

Think of it as a loan. It wouldn't take much to start building Nuclear Power plants, restore the Federal Oil Reserve, and start selling the remaining oil as export. The loan would be repaid in no time, and the electricity produced could easily be used to modernize the US infrastructure. Sure, we would also have to go to the Gold Standard to back our currency, but it's better than what we have now.

The fact that we even have a national debt just goes to show that the people in power don't really know what they are doing in a 21st Century world. As is, we have no budget, no plans to modernize the power grid, no plans to stabilize the Dollar while dealing with a worldwide depression, and worse of all people are calling for an end to the US Constitution and an end of the US as a country.

If the government started to do what was right for the people of this country, and stop worrying about how a few anti-Americans feel, then we can move forward. Until then it's just going to be more of the same. Crying that this country is already history doesn't bode well for fixing the problem, or just goes to show that the true power of what the US can do is being misunderstood by a mass of people.

a reply to: Guyfriday


Do I appear to be crying?

When I say this nation is already history, I'm speaking more in the context that this current infrastructure which is crumbling as we speak is no more. It is literally history, a relic, a thing of the past. We have crossed a threshold and there's no going back. This is a concept that many people do not get. The reality of our situation is misunderstood by a mass of people.

a reply to: socialmediaclown

That wasn't just pointed at you, but pointed at many people that seem to think those things. While you're not an extremist, some are. Don't take it personal.

Something came to mind then I read this.
From: MSN News

A year into the Iraq War, the Chicago Tribune asked if it was “any surprise, as we barrel further into political conflict in Iraq and assess our role as a global power, that local theater companies are staging adaptations of George Orwell's books.” At about the same time, I was compelled by a radical friend to watch a documentary with the clumsy title Orwell Rolls in His Grave, which argued that America’s supplicant media were indistinguishable from the Ministry of Truth, that sinister propaganda factory from his anti-Stalinist classic 1984. After the election of Donald Trump, frightened Americans, presumably in anticipation of their country’s long slide into dictatorship, ensured that 1984 sat atop the Amazon bestseller list for weeks.

So the issue here, is the dilution of Eric Blair's warning and writings.

Reading Taylor’s book, one cannot help but have contempt for those “intellectual graverobbers” who deny the complications of Orwell’s thought in service of cheap ideological point-scoring. He is celebrated by conservatives, though he protested the idea that he was one of them, clarifying in 1945 that “I belong to the left and must work inside it, much as I hate Russian totalitarianism and its poisonous influence in this country.” He stressed that 1984 wasn’t an attack on socialism but did worry that socialism “is not inherently democratic.” And in common with many on the Right, Orwell saw moral equivalence between the 20th century’s two monstrous ideologies, writing in a 1947 letter to journalist Richard Usborne that there was “not much to choose between communism and fascism.”

Orwell’s legacy is one forever connected to the failures and violence of communism, his name forever associated with the obscenities of totalitarianism. The very availability of his catalog is one of the best measures of a country’s political freedom. For the dissident writer, the enemy of cant and doublethink, there can be no greater legacy.

I find it odd that anyone needs a "retelling" of Blairs writings, and what I worry most about this endeavor is a rewriting pf history labeled as a retelling. As it's stated in Q-4814

Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 ID: 28b7be No.10954429 📁
Oct 6 2020 19:41:24 (EST)
Why are we being censored?
Why are we being attacked daily?
Why are we being condemned by Congress?
1984 thoughtcrime?
What happens when people are no longer allowed to think freely?
What happens when people are no longer allowed to challenge their authority?
What happens when people no longer fight back?
Q

A rewriting of "1984" could very well be used as a testament of good behaviors through examples given within the book.

a reply to: socialmediaclown
I'd like to know which of the EU countries are making requests to join BRICS. That would be VERY interesting and very telling on so many levels. Until BRICS 'name names', I am more inclined to think BRICS are just 'opening the door' with an invite in the hope some might be so inclined.
Could be a warning shot across the bow of the EU of course, if indeed there have been a number of countries that have been making noises 'behind closed doors'. Will BRICS say they can still trade within BRICS with the Euro or will these countries want to revert back to their old sovereign currencies? I know over the years the Greeks and Italians have made such noises.
Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: FlyingFox

We have a connection to #3305
Amazon purchase of Ring.
Ring app install allows for access to device?
Location services on?
Data streams available?

The WSJ reported on the Amazon settlement over recordings and surveillance in the amount of $308 million. I see the post # reflects that. What is funny is that all the other media outlets just reported a rounded number.

Amazon Settles U.S. Complaints Over Recordings, Surveillance. Paywall.

Aside from the usual surveillance I find it very troubling that Amazon was focusing in on children.
"Amazon agreed to pay a $25 million penalty for keeping children's voices and geolocation data for years." Amazon claims it is for training algorithms but I am suspicious.

It looks like it was a free for all.
"One Ring employee viewed thousands of video recordings of female users of security cameras that surveilled their bedrooms and other intimate spaces in their homes..."

a reply to: Guyfriday
$693
Make sure the list of resignations remains updated.
Important.
When does big pharma make money?
Curing or containing?
Cancer/AIDS/ect.
Mind will be blown by chain of command.

Curious timing. Fauci leaves, but under the cover of darkness George Gao, the head of the Chinese CDC resigned as well.
If anyone would know the truth about Covid and the lab leak it would be him. Also he was involved in developing a Covid jab.
Meanwhile the corrupted WHO is still not following through on investigating the origins. everyone I talk to assumes it was a lab leak- the bigger Q is was it deliberate or accidental?


Head of Chinese CDC Resigns

a reply to: socialmediaclown

The only silver lining in the financial meltdown is Bill Gates PaNiC...


We're Not Reaching Our Global Goals!

They need trillions and with roaring inflation they are going to need much, much more to meet their 17 goals. They may need to become less ambitious in other words.

originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: socialmediaclown

I think those positions are partly based on survey groups, and a bit of a chess move to keep Trump (re)electable.

Plus, when the vaxx shtf fan Trump can act surprised, like everyone else!

a reply to: Thoughtful2

We have a 2-Party state in PA, so you can't take audio electronically without express KNOWLEDGE of a person. Also Invasion of Privacy says people have the EXPECTATION of PRIVACY in certain parts of their home.

Sure through the sign-up process a person can waive this, but how does that extend to random people who might become captured by Alexa through audio and video? I can't exactly waive the rights of every person who comes inside my home, or even knocks on the door.

So...in these 2P states, is Amazon violating people's rights, and the state law...???

I know the Wiretap Law pretty well, I even corrected Judge Addy on the bench when he threatened me with it. I also straightened out the local PSP Commander on the subject.

a reply to: angelchemuel

The TB Smoking Gun.
MPP Welcomes Latest Agreement to Develop New TB Regimens

This is fun- published 8/17/2022.

Well we shouldn't be surprised that Pfizer is involved and of course Bill Gates.
I'm sure the Medicine Patent Pool is thrilled to have this new treatment Sutezoid as part of their portfolio. If you go to the link what do we have here? John Hopkins University. Event 201 comes to mind.

John Hopkins Event 201

Gematria Zutezoid tuberculosis
Military is the only way.

Greetings y’all. I haven’t been able to comment since the new thread was made. Hoping this account works.
Thanks to all who’ve gotten us to this thread! Hoping it’s the thread to end all threads. Preparing for many more though.

T2 and someone else were referencing viruses and dogs/pigs the other day.
Interestingly, between the 60s and 90s when scientists and DoD were researching and manipulating various types of coronavirus it was discovered that these two animals are much more prone to infection with significant gastrointestinal issues.
This was all around the time that Pfizer patented the very first coronavirus spike protein vaccine as well as the time that we learned how easy coronas were to manipulate and we began experimenting across the pond with the UK in 2002