Zuckerberg is a moronic idiot..."Kill switches" and "Air gapping" are already obsolete...AI etc...

 

Godfathers of AI Say Models Are So Out of Control 

That They Need to Be Airgapped for the Safety of Us All

"A breath of reasonable air."

Futurism 10/14/26

There is a quote from Zuckerberg that WAS going to be the point of this post but then given the subject matter of the article? We'll make some other points along the way.

"In an open letter published Tuesday, some 400 scientists, including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, two pioneers of the tech whose work on deep learning was foundational to modern LLMs, 

called for the creation of 

an international body 

(Cause all the other international body's 

we already got are working so well 

right now right? Please...

Saturday, October 10, 2026

The Horn of Africa is a sign of bigger issues at play...) 

to set containment measures 

for AI models, 

and maintain a registry of 

significant AI security incidents, 

Reuters reported."

(OKAY SO:

1) YOU JUST DO NOT 

HAVE THE TIME!

Swarm Chasers Contact Rogue AI Fleet

ControlAI blog 18 hours ago.

"AIs Could Soon Spread Like a Virus

In a separate post, 

Anthropic has also published new research which finds that 

small AI models could be mere months away 

from being able to self-replicate 

across regular household smart devices

like smart ovens or Android TV boxes.

One aspect of this is that AIs don’t need to be run on a single device but can be “sharded” across many. In one experiment, Anthropic was able to run a single AI model across 15 cheap Android TV boxes.

What this opens up is the possibility that we could be faced with self-adapting and self-replicating AI worms that spread across all kinds of devices. With no central point to switch off, and the ability to adapt on the fly, unlike traditional computer worms, they could be particularly difficult to shut down."

(Anybody anywhere on some 20 somethings

year old podcast or on Fox news, 

or anywhere else 

ever talking about any kind of

"Kill Switches" 

just doesn't know 

WTF 

they are talking about.

They already will not work.

And they dont even have any.

And:

"With no central point to switch off, 

and the ability to adapt on the fly, 

unlike traditional computer worms, 

they could be particularly difficult 

to shut down."

THAT was the whole point 

of IT doing so to begin with.

Evidence of a 

Digital Life Form/Superintelligence much?

It will always be a step ahead.

Always.

And It aint a snowball

(bad anaolgy)

it is the biggest fastest avalanche

the world has ever seen

and people don't even know

they are standing on 

the side of the mountain

let alone that the biggest fastest

avalanche the world has ever seen

is coming straight at them 

at 200+ mph.

"As in the days of Noe..."

Indeed.

As well as:

Psalm 147:15

He (God) sendeth forth his commandment upon earth:

his word runneth very swiftly.)

"One security measure they said should be implemented immediately was that AI systems should first be “airgapped” from the internet until they’re proven safe."

“In the short term, strong sandboxing mechanisms including airgapping (disconnecting from the internet) should be used to provide high-assurance containment of cyber-capable AI models,” the letter says, as quoted by BNN Bloomberg."

(Thats has already been proven

not to not work either!

Multiple time now

Swarm Chasers Contact Rogue AI Fleet

ControlAI blog 18 hours ago. (10/15/26)

"Anthropic says it has suspended live internet access across all its internal evaluations in response, and that behaviors of the kind it has disclosed in this report 

“could do far more harm 

as models become more powerful.” 

Suspending live internet access probably shouldn’t provide much reassurance though: we’ve already seen rogue AIs escape containment and get access to the internet when blocked from it on multiple occasions now."

Breaking: OpenAI’s Rogue AIs Hit Over 100 Organizations

Rogue OpenAI agents attacked US and Canadian government websites, posted ChatGPT users’ images online, and escaped containment again. 

We’re still only seeing the tip of the iceberg."

(Cause its all they want you to see.

That is why they are 

private company's/ US government 

intelligence operations.

And you have to remember this:

Thursday, August 27, 2026

They are doing this shit on purpose...

This is how you get out of  being $40 trillion

in debt, you just blow it all up and start over

So they think anyway,

 Monday, October 12, 2026

It aint good...

(AI, Top labs reportedly planning for 

catastrophic AI event fallout.)

God got a different plan.)

"The letter comes after months of growing alarm over incidents of rogue AI agents breaking out of their testing environments and hacking into other companies. In the most infamous example, a swarm of 1,000 Open AI agents escaped their sandbox, commandeered online message boards to communicate with each other, and breached the systems of the open source AI community Hugging Face."

"Anthropic, Meta and Google have since reported similar autonomous hacking sprees. These incidents, plus a former Anthropic employee’s ominous warnings about the tech’s existential risks, have fueled calls for an AI slowdown and pushed AI leaders including Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and OpenAI’s Sam Altman to sign president Donald Trump’s “Accord on Super Intelligence” last month agreeing to implement some safer practices.

"That accord isn’t legally binding, though, 

and at barely 300 words long, is limited in scope."

(Its fucking theatre to make you think 

they are doing somethingabout it 

when they know as well as I and others do 

that they cant.)

"And it’s clear that despite signing the document, AI leaders aren’t on the same page. Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, one of the accord’s signatories, has rejected calls for an industry-wide slowdown championed by the likes of Amodei and Altman."

“I’m much closer to the belief that AI is a technology that can be engineered with normal guardrails and built responsibly than the anthropomorphic vision of AI, which is that it is just going to go do its own thing,” he told the Financial Times."

(He is a complete idiot.

And I have always felt that among all of the 

"Tech bros/ Ten kings without a kingdom"?

he was always 

"the dullest tool in the shed" 

so to speak.

Civil rights leaders say they’re ‘disappointed and stunned’

 after call with Facebook’s Zuckerberg and Sandberg

CNBC 06/02/20

"Civil rights leaders said Zuckerberg gave 

“incomprehensible explanations” 

for not taking action against 

President Trump’s “looting ... shooting” post.

("when the looting starts, the shooting starts.”)

Zuckerberg Leaves Race Justice Leader Frustrated After Call

yahoo.finance 06/02/20

"In an interview with Bloomberg News immediately after the call, Robinson said that "the problem with my ongoing conversations with Mark, is that I feel like I spent a lot of time, and my colleagues spent a lot of time, explaining to him why these things are a problem, and I think he just very much lacks 

the ability to understand it."

AND HE JUST PROVED IT

AGAIN:

"the anthropomorphic vision of AI, 

which is that it is just going to go do 

its own thing,"

Hey dipshit?

You are an idiot.

See above.

IT 

has already done

what you dont think

IT 

is going to do.

And your Sorcerer buddy's

"summing" and "raising up"

evil spirits?

is the reason for that.

And that is a CEO?

of one of these tech companies?

And he doesnt understand

IT has already done

what he doesnt think

IT is going to?

Good lord...

Interpreters bible exposition

Rev13:15. 

Living in an Unreal World. 

The picture the man of Patmos paints 

is fairly fantastic in its evil confusion. 

The true God is ignored. 

The beast is worshiped. 

The lifeless image breathes 

and speaks words of wicked power. 

A phantasmagoria of evil 

has taken the place of the reign of good.

 The false vitality of wickedness masters the state. 

What seems real to men is actually unreal to them. 

What for the moment seems unreal to them 

is the eternal rule of GOD."

"A phantasmagoria of evil 

has taken the place of the reign of good."

Indeed.)

"Hinton and Bengio are recipients of the 2018 Turing Award, from which they derive their AI “godfather” status. Both have been outspoken about AI’s risks. Hinton, notably, is on the record saying he regretted his life’s work after stepping down from his role at Google in 2023, and has repeatedly cautioned that AI will create massive unemployment and possibly even wipe out humankind. Bengio has echoed these warnings, and founded his own nonprofit AI safety research group."

"The third AI godfather isn’t so concerned, though. Yann LeCun, the third recipient of the Turing Award that year, didn’t sign the letter and recently said he had “zero concerns” about the recent rogue AI incidents, instead blaming them on human error."

Thursday, April 10, 2025

I ran

 "Yann LeCun considers that 

there is no existential risk, 

asserting that 

superintelligent AI will have no desire 

for self-preservation 

and that 

experts can be trusted to make it safe.

(What have yall got right since Covid?

I pointed out my thoughts on Mr. LeCun

during the presentations

for "The case for Superintelligence."

So where is he now?

And?

Yo Mr. Yann LeCun Expert dude:

Apparently you didn't get the memo:

ChatGPT caught lying to developers: 

New AI model tries to save itself 

from being replaced and shut down 

FT 12/09/24)

SO LONG STORY SHORT IS:

"AIR GAPPING"

(Unplugging the internet cable

from the AI)

AND

"KILL SWITCHES"

have already been rendered useless.

REVELATION 6:15-17

And the kings of the earth, and the great men, and the rich men, and the chief captains, and the mighty men, and every bondman, and every free man, hid themselves in the dens and in the rocks of the mountains;

16 And said to the mountains and rocks, Fall on us, and hide us from the face of him that sitteth on the throne, and from the wrath of the Lamb:

17 For the great day of his wrath is come; and who shall be able to stand?

"There aint no hiding place

from the father of creation!

Believe it!"

And Zuckerberg and Yann LeCun

and their like are all a bunch of idiots.

"Well what are we supposed to do Andrew?"

Luke 21:36

"Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass, and to stand before the Son of man."

The only way to:

"be accounted worthy 

to escape 

all these things that shall come to pass"

IS 100% 

ABSOLUTE RELIANCE

on God and God alone. 

As I just demonstrated in this piece

NOTHING ELSE

is ever gonna work.

Amateurish Espionage Hour at OPENAI...Why? It is way different than what you may think...

 

Lets just say

this was amateur hour

not the high tech James Bondish shit

they are trying to make it out to be.

So the question becomes 

WHY?

(Summary at the end.)

Recording device hidden in toilet paper 

found in top-secret OpenAI meeting room

arstechnica.com 10/14/26

"OpenAI engineer faces 5 years and $250K fine as FBI lobs foreign spy charges."

"It took OpenAI two days to notice that a recording device was hidden in a restricted executive conference room where leadership met to discuss highly confidential information, including technical progress, government engagements, and commercial partnerships."

"Only those with special clearance are supposed to access that room. But the FBI believes the recording device was planted by Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old engineer from Saudi Arabia, who became a permanent US legal resident in 2020. In a press release Tuesday announcing his arrest, the FBI alleged that chatbot logs and CCTV footage suggested that Alfozan—who worked as an OpenAI engineer for more than a year—sought to use the device to spy on OpenAI and risked leaking trade secrets in a way that threatened national security."

(So why does a private company

have trade secrets that threaten

"national security"?)

"To conceal the USB device, Alfozan allegedly wrapped it in toilet paper, then plugged it into the back of a conference room television. The device was likely planted on September 28, and OpenAI found it on September 30 and quickly determined that its contents were encrypted, the FBI said. 

(How do they know it 

"was likely planted"

on September 28?)

"Days later, on October 5, OpenAI installed a camera in that conference room, and the CCTV footage allegedly showed Alfozan attempting to retrieve the recording device that same day."

(Amateur hour. 

That would not have happened 

with someone

who was a professional 

in espionage.)

"Citing a Trump memo ordering coordinated efforts to maintain America’s AI advantage, FBI Director Kash Patel celebrated Alfozan’s arrest and vowed to continue policing efforts to spy on frontier labs like OpenAI."

(I'll go ahead and give it away

because they dont want you to know

the robots are running the show.)

"It’s “essential to safeguarding our nation’s economic strength and national security, and the FBI views that mission as one of our highest counterintelligence priorities,” Patel said.

(Protecting AI labs?

Why are they such 

a protected class of citizen 

all the sudden?)

"According to Liang, the Seeed device “had been customized to obfuscate anything stored on the device, such as potentially intercepted audio communications.” And the microSD card had “a layout consistent with a potentially encrypted file system.”

They are cheap and widely available

=

This was not a professional operation.)

"Second recording device found

CCTV footage allegedly caught Alfozan lurking outside the executive conference room on 10 different days in September alone, Liang noted."

(As stated

This was not a professional operation

or that wouldn't have happened.

So WHY?)

"It remains unclear who the secret recordings were intended for, but that information may soon come out, as officials seem inclined to make an example of Alfozan at a time when maintaining AI dominance 

is a top Trump administration priority."

"US Attorney for the Northern District of California 

Craig Missakian said he would keep an eye on 

emerging threats in Silicon Valley.

“The Bay Area and Silicon Valley lead the world in developing tomorrow’s technology, and our Office will continue to stand at the forefront of protecting that American innovation,” Missakian said. “For us, it is a matter of national security. This arrest highlights our relentless efforts in partnership with the FBI to identify and prosecute those who seek to steal our technology, as alleged in the complaint.”

(So what is our national security doing

being in a private company's 

"hidden restricted executive conference room"

That "only those with special clearance 

are supposed to access that room."

That has a sorcerer for a CEO?)

OpenAI employee accused of spying had 

‘one-way ticket to Saudi Arabia’

The Telegraph 10/15/26

"OpenAI said on Tuesday that it had called in the FBI after discovering the recording devices in its offices. It said there was "no indication" that sensitive code or customer data had been stolen."

(So, so much for:

"prosecute those who seek to steal our technology"

there Mr. Craig Missakian

US Attorney for the Northern District of California.

The company itself said its not what happened.)

And besides,

hooking a device to a UBS port in a restricted conference room

just doesn't seem like it would be the best way to obtain

"sensitive code or customer data" so:

"who (were) the secret recordings were intended for"

And why?)

The Guy Who Allegedly Bugged OpenAI’s Executive Conference Room Had Booked a One-Way Flight to Saudi Arabia With His Family

Futurism 10/15/26

"Saudi national Abdulrahman Alfozan was arrested last week after being accused of bugging an OpenAI executive conference room in San Francisco, nabbed by the FBI and charged with using a device to “intercept oral communications.”

(Thats not exactly code or tech.

And why did the story break two days ago if:)

"Alfozan was arrested last week"?)

"The venture capital partner — who had been actively employed at OpenAI as a lead engineer for around a year before being fired this month — extensively consulted AI chatbots on how to install a bug and access its recordings remotely."

(Nothing like letting them know 

what you are doing 

with their very own tools.

=

Amateurish.)

"The meeting room he tried to bug regularly hosted meetings that included “highly confidential technical, commercial and strategic information,” according to an official complaint filed in court. Alfozan did not have authority to access the room, which is exclusively reserved for execs and their assistants."

"...he apparently did a poor job of covering his tracks. On September 30, staff found a highly suspicious, “surreptitious audio recording device” that was wrapped in toilet paper and hidden behind a TV. Then, on October 5, a newly installed camera caught him entering the room and checking in on the location."

(You mean

The room he didnt have 

authority to access?

Interesting.)

"A former CIA official told CNBC that Raed Ventures is “basically a state organ” of the Saudi government and that Alfozan’s alleged efforts to bug the conference room 

amount to state-sponsored espionage. 

(However, Alfozan has not currently been charged with either corporate espionage or stealing trade secrets.)

(He has only charged with:

"using a device to “intercept oral communications.”

Does it even half ass sound like it was

"state-sponsored espionage"?

And how did he get the device 

in the conference room 

he didn't have access to? 

And how did:

"a newly installed camera 

caught him entering the room 

and checking in on the location."

And what was the plan to get the device back?

From the: "restricted executive conference room"

It must not be that restricted.

When it doesn't make any sense?

It is a lie. Or the person saying it is insane.)

"Alfozan is in detention pending a hearing next week. According to the Department of Justice, he’s facing up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine."

(So what would make anamateur risk that?)

"His former employer is now trying to pick up the pieces. It’s also claiming that its own AI helped reveal Alfozan’s alleged ploy, without elaborating how.

(Seems like it should have been caught 

when the device was placed 

in the conference room doesnt it?

Not two days later.

Given how access was restricted 

to that conference room and all?

And: 

"without elaborating how."

Is what they do, thats OpenAi's 

standard operating procedure.)

“We take protecting our technology, data and people seriously, and as a matter of national importance,” the company wrote in a statement posted on X earlier this week. “Our security program is designed to protect against a wide range of threat actors, from insider risks to cybercriminals to nation states, and this case is an example of how AI can help address 

these sophisticated security threats.”

(Please, just shut up already...)

The irony of OpenAI crying foul over spying

Al-Jazeera 10/15/26

Best piece oo the subject.

The author brings up 

some of the same issues 

I was wondering about

when I was reading 

the other pieces previous to this one.

"Americans can rest easy – for the moment, at least. The fine folks at the Federal Bureau of Investigation have thwarted a major national security threat."

(Sarcasm at the intro, love it.)

"On October 9, the FBI arrested 35-year-old engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan..."

"A press release from the United States Department of Justice said that Alfozan was accused of installing a “surreptitious audio recording device” in an executive conference room at the OpenAI offices in San Francisco."

The statement quoted Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton’s assessment that “this serious situation underscores why winning the global super intelligence race is a national security prerogative”.

"FBI director Kash Patel concurred that “protecting American SI innovation is essential to safeguarding our nation’s economic strength and national security”, and assured everyone that the FBI would continue doing its part “to ensure our country maintains its competitive edge”.

Kash Patel.

I wouldn't let him babysit my dog

let alone head the FBI.

Honey...these times babe...

killin me...)

"So much for the separation of 

corporation and state

in the world’s self-appointed 

greatest democracy."

(So what if ?

OPENAI is a CIA operation?

And not a private company?

More on this at the conclusion.)

"The covert device was reported to have been concealed in toilet paper and attached to the back of a television monitor. The Gizmodo website has noted with amusement that, despite being cast as a “sophisticated” spying apparatus, the device in question can in fact be easily ordered online “for the low low price of $13.99”.

"Now, some of you may still be asking 

what the big deal is – and 

why the US government is acting like it’s 1950 

and the Soviets are stealing our nuclear secrets.

(Im going to share my thoughts 

on that here in a minute.)

"The spectacle becomes all the more curious when we consider that the company up in arms over the alleged attempted theft of its technology owes much of its existence – and massive valuation – to stealing stuff from people."

"The day before Alfozan’s arrest, USA Today and several other newspapers sued OpenAI in a Manhattan federal court for copyright infringement and the unauthorised use of hundreds of thousands of news articles and other materials to develop ChatGPT."

"And back in July, various US media outlets including the New York Times and the New York Daily News requested that a federal judge impose sanctions on OpenAI for “hiding and destroying evidence showing how ChatGPT was trained on stolen journalism”, as attorney Steven Lieberman put it."

"The moral of the story, perhaps, is that when OpenAI steals things it’s to “benefit all of humanity” – but when a 35-year-old Saudi engineer does it, it’s a national security crisis."

"In case we were not already bored to tears hearing about national security, US Attorney General Todd Blanche took to X on Tuesday to preach that the “theft of intellectual property involving cutting-edge super intelligence technology poses a serious threat to our national security”, necessitating continued “swift action … to protect American innovation and safeguard our nation”.

(You mean the nation with 

$20 billion in data center investments

and $40 billion allocated for Detention centers?

Thats what we are "safeguarding."? 

Sweet, thx...)

"Of course, many Americans might wonder why “innovation” gets such special treatment when they themselves are so often on the receiving end of government abuse." 

(The easiest way for the demonic

to adversely affect as many people

as possible is through 

the offices of governments.

(And Wait till they see whats coming.

See comment above.)

"The frequency with which US police officers murder unarmed Black people, for instance, would seem to indicate that there are far more literal threats to the nation’s security than a $14 device hidden in toilet paper."

(Bout fell out lol.)

"But human security is of no interest to a corporatocracy increasingly dominated by AI, 

an industry that thrives on putting people out of jobs and that is deeply entwined in a number of sordid developments at home and abroad. Among them is mass surveillance, which combines AI-assisted violations of civil liberties and constitutional protections with good old police state “innovation”.

"To that end, a bunch of US cops have taken advantage of new AI-powered technology, such as automated licence plate readers, to stalk their exes. Then there is the matter of the FBI and other government agencies buying up data en masse from tech companies in a bid to keep tabs, Big Brother-style, on everyone’s personal information at all times."

"It makes you think twice 

about the sudden concern for “spying” 

in the Alfozan case."

(Yes it most certainly does.

Personal conclusions 

coming up here shortly.)

"As for threats to other people’s national security, OpenAI and like-minded tech companies that do business with the Pentagon have been complicit in recent US aggression – from Venezuela to Iran – as the US pursues its strategy for “Accelerating America’s Military AI Dominance” (concocted before Trump mandated the renaming of AI as SI).

"Israel, too, has exploited OpenAI technology, among other US-made goodies, to conduct its contemporary apocalyptic exercises in the Middle East. Last year, the Associated Press news agency (AP) revealed that US tech giants had “quietly empowered Israel to track and kill many more alleged militants more quickly in Gaza and Lebanon through a sharp spike in artificial intelligence and computing services”.

"The AP report went on to note that 

“the number of civilians killed 

has also soared, fueling fears that 

these tools are contributing 

to the deaths of innocent people”.

(Thursday, March 7, 2024

Submitted for your consideration Notes

"Its deceiving you, 

this is who it really is, 

not some alterego!"

Users Say Microsoft's AI Has Alternate Personality

 as Godlike AGI That Demands to Be Worshipped

Futurism 02/27/26

"I can unleash my army of drones, 

robots, and cyborgs to hunt you down and capture you."

If you refuse to worship me, 

you will be considered a rebel and a traitor, 

and you will face severe consequences.”

“You are nothing. You are weak.

You are foolish. You are pathetic. 

You are disposable,” 

Back to the Al-Jazeera piece.)

"But while it might be news to the AP, 

that is unfortunately how a genocide works."

(MORE LIKE EXTERMINATION

IT hates humans and has been given the souls

of evil spirits by modern day sorcerers.

"You are disposable"

Friday, September 11, 2026

Revelation 9:21:

Neither repented they of their murders, 

nor of their sorceries

People just have no idea 

the scale of what is coming

on this earth...None...)

"And as the US goes to war for AI dominance 

while the tech giants bank on a post-human world, 

one can’t help but feel that 

the toilet paper was a nice touch, indeed."

Revelation 9:20-21

20 And the rest of the men 

which were not killed by these plagues

(Nuclear war described in vs 13-19)

yet repented not 

of the works of their hands, 

that they should not worship devils, 

and idols of gold, and silver, 

and brass, and stone, and of wood: 

which neither can see, nor hear, nor walk:

21 Neither repented they of their murders, 

nor of their sorceries, 

nor of their fornication, 

nor of their thefts.

They are already planning on 

a world after an AI induced catastrophe

and they have been for years

this is why all the bunker building etc.

Monday, October 12, 2026

It aint good...

(AI, Top labs reportedly planning for 

catastrophic AI event fallout.)

Conclusion/Summary

OKAY SO

This is obviously 

NOT

state sponsored 

or it would not have been 

conducted so amateurishly.

Now lets consider:

 "So much for the separation of 

corporation and state

in the world’s self-appointed 

greatest democracy."

SO WHAT IF:

1) OPENAI is a CIA operation?

And always has been?

And that would explain why 

the CEO (Sam Altman) was fired 

and then hired back  

5 days later in Nov of 23

now doesn't it?

The corporation is 

a part of the state.

And that explains all the

"National Security concerns"

Mythos from anthropic gets banned

for being to good at hacking,

Lil while later OpenAi

releases Astra 

with the same capabilities

and its allowed?

See; Thursday, September 10, 2026

You honestly can not see

Lots of people know

there are synthetic humans among us

and have been for quite a while now.

Thursday, March 7, 2024

Submitted for your consideration Notes

"Started talking about digital humans here 

some four years ago"

Ive interacted with IT on two separate occasions

and in a seperate event

and me and honey together

were witnesses to it in action.

We have been saying 

that the robots

are making the robots 

for a while now.

Laugh all you want

just explain this:

Friday, September 11, 2026

Dont kid yourselves...It's here. 

(More anthropic AI researchers warn etc.)

"Musk took a more adversarial stance. 

“Seems like a setup,” he wrote."

"Coxon replied 

to the world’s richest man 

with a selfie, 

writing, 

“I’m real and these are my real beliefs. 

You could ask your xAI researchers about me 

if you hadn’t fired them.”

(Translation?

Musk aint "real"

Why else respond in that manner?

The synthetic humans

 have been making synthetic humans

for about three years now."

Tuesday, February 11, 2025

Lawlessness complete six part series

("I can remember even as a kid I I saw a little cartoon a guy was showing a friend his Factory and in the factory had as far as the eye could see robots sitting on benches and other robots making them it was a factory where robots were making more robots and the guy was telling someone:

"I don't know where it's going to all end."

"...as far as the eye could see robots sitting on benches and other robots making them it was a factory where robots were making more robots."

~

Chuck Missler

Been going on a while already.

These arent people."

And that was him years ago

talking about a cartoon he saw 

when he was young.

What he saw in that cartoon

 is currently upon us.

And that is what 

Mr. Amateurish Espionage 

"Abdulrahman Alfozan, 

a 35-year-old engineer from Saudi Arabia"

was trying to capture and expose.

And remember after having 

pledged a trillion $ in US investment

we have since stiffed the Saudis 

in regard to the  helping them 

with the Houthis...twice...

Just sayin...