Just over a year ago, I wrote “The Drone Wars: You Are Not Prepared,” in which I informed you that:
No, the drone wars of the future are not some sci-fi fantasy. They are very real, and they are happening right now.
So, how did that prediction pan out?
Let’s check this week’s headlines for the latest on drone warfare, shall we?
As viewers of the most recent episode of New World Next Week will know, Iran is launching kamikaze drone strikes on AI data centres, and Uncle Sam is responding in kind (using drones copied from Iranian designs, no less).
And now The Wall Street Journal is reporting on how “Iran Is Hitting the Radars That Underpin U.S. Missile Defenses” by using “one-way attack drones.” The article notes that “[o]ne of the most significant strikes hit a sophisticated early-warning radar system at Qatar’s Al-Udeid, which hosts the largest American military base in the region.”
Yes, the Iranians are now using $20,000 drones to take out billion-dollar radar defense systems, and you’d better believe every military in the world is taking notes.
In summary: yes, the drone war has begun, and, as usual, you heard it here first.
So, what about the next development in 21st century warfare? Good question. Here’s the answer…
I work in software and use AI daily. What we are calling artificial intelligence is nothing more than pattern completion. It is not capable of thought or reason regardless of how it may appear to function. And despite the Shumer’s of the world touting some huge gain, the latest models are not significantly better than their predecessor’s. Again, speaking from experience.
And yes, they hallucinate, or more accurately are as good as their programming, which is flawed. Even when they have the full context of the codebase they cannot write good unit tests, which means they cannot do any testing well. I specialize in testing. Our company is using Cursor, and their billing model is highly inaccurate in a way that would not stand up to an audit. I am not convinced there is a viable business model for an AI company at this points. Without the venture capital, the whole thing collapses.
And as Catherine Austin Fitts has noted, the surviellence state is extremely expensive, and AI ratchets that expense up by several factors. Given the current economic instability of the central banking system, I don’t see how any of this survives even to the end of this year. Gold and silver are not on a metoric rise, fiat denominated assets are simply and finally settling to their real values, zero.
From what I can tell AI excelerates at one thing, the illusion of confidence. It is very good at sounding right, and making us think we are right, regardless if either is true. I think AI was rolled out before it’s ready, again to try and stall the coming economic collapse, and again distract from Epstein. I don’t think people realize how afraid these monsters are of the Epstein issue because it exposes them in a way they know from history leads to them being led up a scaffold to execution if we use restraint.
Which is more powerful, Artificial Intelligence, or Natural Stupidity? Of course, it doesn’t really matter, because when they work together, as is the usual case, they are unbeatable.
Hank says:
“Which is more powerful, Artificial Intelligence, or Natural Stupidity?
Of course, it doesn’t really matter, because when they work together, as is the usual case, they are unbeatable.”
I like how you phrased things. Those two sentences speak a lot of words.
haha. so true! I used to have a little faith in human common sense but after COVID it mostly gone.
I personally also find it terribly unprecise and unable to fulfill even the most basic research as for example citing you laws or coded articles correctly (this counts for chatgpt, grok and claude all 3 of which I tested), which makes it even scarier that it’s being used in autonomous weapon systems.
Another scary part is that we’ve arrived at the point where you can’t distinguish anymore what digital content (image and text) is real or fake or whether you’re discussing with a bot or a human. The conclusion i draw is to consider all digital content as fake until proven otherwise, making me use almost 0 social media (i used to still like a comment discussion now and then) which in the end can also result in a good outcome: freeing up time for real life interactions.
The latest article on Moonofalabama discusses the use of AI targeting in the illegal war against Iran. He asserts that the massacre at the girls’ school which killed 165 children was probably due to AI error / use of old data and lack of human review. Many in the comments section disagree and think that it was a deliberate target. Does it matter? It’s still a heinous war crime regardless of how it happened and those who ordered the attack bear responsibility whether or not it was an AI “failure”. https://www.moonofalabama.org/2026/03/war-on-iran-no-missile-defense-ai-targeting-local-retaliation.html
From “a” above:
>>From what I can tell AI excelerates at one thing, the illusion of confidence. It is very good at sounding right, and making us think we are right, regardless if either is true.>>
Brilliant in so many ways as it describes far more then the AI mind set.
It has been our nation’s foot print for decades. Working on a combination of False Flags; Media and Entertainment Propaganda; the Problem/Reaction/Solution gambit:
PROBLEM: Some issue they create: Commies, Terrorists, Shortages, COVID, etc.
REACTION: “Do something”
SOLUTION: Their original goal or most anything they desire…war, restrictive behavior (lockdowns, travel privileges, masks, etc.)
EG: Pulse Night Club; Sandy Hook; Boston Marathon; Denver Theater; the Titanic; Columbine; 9/11; JFK; RFK; MLK, Viet Nam (The Gulf of Tonkin), Climate Change, Chemtrails, etc.
Trump and the Zionists Chabad agenda fooled a lot of folks with good hearts wanting to really Make America Great Again was a grand slam in the propaganda league.
The warnings about the dangers of AI or Robots has been around for a long time in the sci-fi world and “entertainment” (every see The Terminator??)
The biggest wall to freedom is the lack of uncompromized knowledge. And that is currently the war cry from sane, less propagandized people…”I don’t know what is true anymore.”
In the name of “God” the male dominated church state and political systems have burned, razed, and utterly destroyed books, temples, holy sites, idols, etc., for thousands of years to purge historical memory (replication) from the masses. They then instilled their own ideas as ‘real,’ such as the myths of a Jesus, Moses, Allah, heaven, hell, democracy, banking, armies, manifest destiny, etc. They control through fear and separation.
And here we are on the doorstep of a religious World War 3!!
From the Summer of 1978
THE ROBOT REVOLUTION (Politics)
https://old.bitchute.com/video/JhdUUb1xWqAW/
From 10/29/2025
ROBOHUMANS
https://old.bitchute.com/video/DpXeiRj9UZW9/
Tucker – This could usher the end of the world
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tn7lOfAG3U
Is Tucker become more interested in conspiracies?
The war against Iran is totally a religious war, mixed with a hunger for power and money.
The Zionists are central to it.
They seem to think: “The destruction of the world and building of the temple will bring jesus.”
The Israeli government certainly has support from the Jewish terror.. err Zionists, but that doesn’t make it religious any more than the modern Jewish state is religious. If you read the end of 1st Kings it’s very clear the covenant giving Israel claim to any physical kindgdom was irrevocably broken by their sins. Jesus never spoke in terms of a physical kingdom when He was on earth.
Throughout history people have attempted to blame/justify their actions by invoking God. This is evil destruction, nothing religious about that. Unless you’re a Satanist..
True. This modern country of Israel is not God’s doing. It is a country that still rejects Jesus Christ as their Messiah. To support Israel is to support the antichrist.