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March 9, 2025 - Info Warrior - Jason Bermas
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DARPA Driven Artificial Intelligence Wars On The Horizon?
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We have developed speed, but we have shut ourselves in.
Machinery that gives abundance has left us in want.
We think too much and feel too little.
More than machinery, we need humanity.
We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat, as if that's the way it's supposed to be.
We know things are bad, worse than bad.
They're crazy.
Silence!
The great and powerful Oz knows why you have come.
You've got to say, "I'm a human being!" God damn it!
My life has value!
You have meddled with the primal forces of nature!
Don't give yourselves to brutes, men who despise you and slave you.
Who regiment your lives?
Tell you what to do, what to think, or what to feel?
Who drill you, diet you, treat you like cattle, use you as cannon fodder?
Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men!
Machine men with machine minds and machine hearts.
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Hey, everybody.
Jason Bermas here and I'm just asking questions.
And the question that we're going to begin today's show with is, are artificial intelligence resource wars about to begin?
Now it's kind of a trick question.
Because in my eyes, we've already had over the past two plus decades, resource wars that were driven by artificial intelligence and artificial or manufactured scarcity.
Because when you have abundance, it is hard to restrict access to the masses.
And if you can't restrict access to the masses, you lose control over them.
And often, it is inevitable that they become your competitors, your peers.
And in a fair system, and sometimes a not-so-fair system, they overcome and become your superiors.
So you don't want that.
So that's why, over the years, this predator class...
Driven narrative has pushed us in the direction of alternative energy sources outside of fossil fuels, fossil fuels, oil, gas, etc.
that are still around and viable.
And remember, they really manufactured the scarcity and continue of those today.
They are in abundance because they manufacture that scarcity.
So that those same entities, as the transition goes by, can keep control and they can consolidate power.
And that's why it's so important to understand that that's why guys like the Musker do, that on the surface right now are doing a lot of very good things.
All right?
When we're talking about, quote-unquote, Government waste, etc.
But then there's this fantasy being put out there by him and others.
I mean, Trump included.
And I don't think Trump knows any better.
We'll probably get into that.
That we're going to Mars.
Not with the technology that they're showing us.
And that's where the key crossover is.
Okay.
When you talk about black projects, And you talk about technologies.
I often talk about now that Marc Andreessen clip where he talks about entire areas of physics that were taken out of academia and the research community and restricted.
I often talk about how artificial intelligence itself has been around a very long time and it's been walled off.
It continues to be walled off and narrative-driven, period.
Programmable, okay?
So, when we're talking about AI-driven, okay, resource wars, I'm going to go to a clip from DARPA where they're describing this, but they're not using the term war, okay?
Instead, they're talking about the process of finding the new resources, mostly lithium, for these batteries, okay?
And how it's now going to be driven by artificial intelligence.
And they admit, they've been doing this for a very long time, but it's been much more manual.
I would argue that the uppermost echelons, it's already been utilized as they had these large language models.
And P.S., if you caught my interview with Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Schaefer of Able Danger, if you haven't, it's a must-watch.
This is a guy in the 90s.
In cybersecurity, utilizing tools that then were totally and completely classified and now have entered the commercial arena 20, 30 years later.
Okay?
And I wish I could have dug in deeper on that data analysis, etc., algorithmic software.
But think about that.
He had it 20 or 30 years prior utilizing it.
Okay?
And that's the big gag.
Because...
Number one, you do have manufactured scarcities, okay?
But like the big trick of the predator class with this whole carbon-driven initiative is to restrict access to something that is invisible and involves every one of your activities, right?
And then you can have the same kind of markets around Lithium, et cetera, as you move to EVs.
And what they like about everything electronic in that sense is, number one, it's going to cost you a lot of money.
It's going to restrict your access to other things, keep you in a bubble, okay?
It won't be cheap and abundant, but they can shut it off anytime.
Shut your car off anytime.
Shut your heat off anytime.
Shut it down anytime because it's electric.
Now, gas and oil, there's a certain amount of control, but if you've got oil and you've got a big tank, you're going to have heat.
Okay?
That's why New York was hell-bent on getting rid of wood stoves.
Too much wood in the area.
Think about it.
Okay?
So, the electric grid that they sell you has an inbuilt Manufactured scarcity aspect to it.
And that's why we're going to move into these minerals.
The other aspect is that these technologies that they have in the arenas of propulsion and energy are weapon systems.
That, again, that predator class do not want to give up.
That, quite frankly, 100% have been utilized against humanity on a number of levels.
Although that's not...
The point of the show.
So, went on a little bit of a rant there.
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And quite frankly, we're going to move much more towards technology in the near future and kind of away from media-driven narratives.
I'm sure we're still going there.
We won't be able not to.
But this is the kind of stuff that I really like doing because I learn as you learn.
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Here's DARPA. And I'm just going to play the whole clip.
It's only about two minutes long.
Explaining artificial intelligence and finding resources and why I think that this is so, so important and something they've already been doing low-key for many years.
Almost all human activities in modern society have some material footprint.
A lot of these non-renewable materials are minerals.
Some minerals are abundant and cheap, but other minerals are what we term critical minerals.
They're hard to find, or difficult to extract, or their supply is constrained by geopolitical factors.
Critical Mass aims to solve two questions that the USGS has been working on for a long time.
Where critical mineral resource is located?
And how much is likely to be there?
The U.S. Geological Survey already does this process today, but they do most of it manually, where they spend a tremendous amount of time.
Manually digitizing maps, manually assembling data from all these different sources, and then making predictions about where to look for these things in the future.
The goal of the program is to produce intelligent methods, often using AI, that allows the expertise of the USGS personnel to scale to face this problem.
The hackathon today represents the culmination of a year and a half worth of effort.
Bringing together USGS scientists with the software engineers and developers that built AIML tools.
So we're both developing but also training those USGS personnel on the tools at the same time.
So we're getting them exposure to the tools so that they can readily transfer at the end of the program, but also kind of helping our developers kind of push those tools to the final mile.
By accelerating the process of conducting a critical mineral resource assessment, we hope to improve the supply security.
This is increasingly important, addressing materials needs for alternative energy technologies, as well as for national security and defense.
So I want everybody to think about what they just said at the very end there.
Supply, security, okay, and what?
National security and defense.
And you noticed they talked about the hackathon very, very casually.
Bringing people from the software ends of AI in on this.
So let me explain what's really happening there.
They're rolling it out in the same manner I just talked about.
You had Super Spy, Anthony Schaefer, utilizing tools that then get commercialized.
They're telling you about it.
And now there's going to be all these new discoveries.
Now, here's where I want to show you.
That I believe this has been utilized in the past.
Now, I'm not doubting there was a lot more human interaction over that time.
They're starting to phase that out.
Okay?
And again, there's going to be classified AIs that only they're privy to and have been privy to and then what they give us.
But then they're going to give us the white papers after the fact.
A prime example is the War of Terror.
Now...
Everybody knows about the Middle East and gas and oil.
But very, very early on when we went in there, not just the opium.
We all know about the opium too.
It's a whole other shebang diddlyango.
All sorts.
All sorts of what?
Rare earth minerals.
It's a bonanza!
Okay?
Wow!
We found all these minerals.
Here's just like a little map from like four years ago.
A little dick-a-dick-a-doo.
I mean, you name it, they got it.
You name it, they got it.
They got the gold, they got the emeralds, they got the copper, they got the lithium.
Huh?
You likey?
They goty.
And here's CNN. The Taliban are still sitting on a trillion dollars worth of minerals the world desperately needs.
See?
And here's the thing.
AI-driven narratives that aren't allowed to integrate other types of energy systems or develop them, what will target humans and say this is acceptable?
That maybe we have to go to war for these things, etc., etc.
Now, there's so much of the world and the Earth, really, that is not populated by human beings.
All right?
Don't get me wrong.
They set these things up.
But now, again, with the AI, they're going to start rolling it out more and more and more.
And they're still going to try to restrict your life as much as possible.
Okay?
And again, I think these type of things and agendas are over many of the Trump fanatics and MAGA heads.
And blind spots of these people.
I'm not a Luddite.
I'm going to move into the realm of other technologies.
I don't even hate on certain things using lithium.
But we also have to look at the human cost of this.
Now, looky, looky.
It's almost like magic, everybody.
It's magic!
Syria discovers new mineral deposits, oil minister says.
This was in 2022. Guess who just got?
Way more control of Syria.
Lots of bad things happening in Syria, by the way, right now.
Okay?
And then there's AFRICOM. And this is what I need other people to understand.
How the U.S. military is militarizing and destabilizing Africa.
This one's out of 2023. It's in Teen Vogue, too.
A lot of people, oh, you know, this is just leftist and, you know, anti-American garbage.
No, let's take a better look.
AFRICOM, this is like 2008 Obama administration.
Here, let's make that little...
See, it's tough to make this one smaller because it's an archive, but this is the State Department.
And you bet your ass they found as many minerals that you could possibly imagine.
And, you know, as to the point of my thumbnail, yeah, we're talking about not only slave labor, children-driven slave labor.
And you're going to get more of that with artificial intelligence.
See, they like this manufactured scarcity metal on every level because not only will it restrict your access in the civilized world or the first and second world, but in the third world it will be acceptable to cull you.
Okay?
And, you know, some of the other great things about AI is they'll be able to manufacture all sorts of good propaganda that seems extremely real is not real.
They've already been successfully doing that for decades, but now we're talking about on a visual and auditory level that people can't imagine.
And that's also real and concerning.
So, overall, what I'd like people...
Really to understand.
I mean, you look what's happening in the Middle East.
In Gaza, they just shut off the electricity.
Okay?
And we've already got Trump's take there.
So, the Middle East was already a large-scale beta test prior to COVID-1984 for a track trace database biometric world.
All right?
And a lot of that stuff got commercialized, the iris scanning.
And they're doing it all over not only Europe, but other westernized countries.
It's come here.
Again, things like RollCoin are very real.
I understand most people that aren't in like a New York City area where you can do that can't relate.
But they can relate to the fact that there's CCTV camera footage everywhere.
Everybody's got a magic track trace database box right here on them.
All times.
And as they move us into this more electricity, sustainable-driven economy, right?
Because Musk and his rocket, it all plays together.
Although we got to go to electric vehicles, Tesla, robotics.
We need lithium batteries for those.
It creates that scarcity instead of abundance.
All right?
And inevitably restricts human activity and adversity to the establishment on a level most can't imagine.
And I'm just going to leave you with this.
Here we are in 2025. And we still have royal families in Western nations and beyond that are extremely powerful.
Powerful by bloodline.
We still have, like I just alluded to, or not alluded to, just stated, literal human slavery in the realm of harnessing the thing they're telling us is the energy we need for sustainability.
The lithium mines.
Just one example.
We have a society where there are still large groups of people.
I mean, go check out my X account.
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Where children are auctioned off to warlords and powerful people for the purpose of sexual abuse.
It's 2025. We still have a society where people chime in on the news to keep us in a meat grinder situation instead of calling for peace in Ukraine and Russia.
We have a society where some people will realize that's totally insane.
Don't get the total insanity of saying, hey, Gaza's essentially done and Palestine's done.
We're going to make it into beachfront property.
I mean, talk about poking the bear with Iran, Lebanon, the rest of the Middle East.
Lord knows what could pop off there.
Very dangerous.
Very dangerous.
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