Conflict Between NASA's Future Strategic Warfare and Present-Day Events | Our Military vs. Us: The People Take Center Stage

In recent times, a series of claims have emerged, suggesting a complex web of connections between self-assembly nanotechnology, C19 vaccines, geoengineering operations, and the future of warfare. While these assertions are controversial and have not been universally accepted, they warrant exploration and discussion.

Firstly, there are concerns that self-assembly nanotechnology microplastic polymers, found in various applications, could contribute to turbo cancers, accelerated aging, and all diseases. This notion is further bolstered by the belief that these polymers are present in C19 vaccines and bioweapons.

Another contentious issue is the presence of toxic phthalates in C19 vaccines, substances associated with endocrine disruption and death from heart disease. The allegations also extend to the use of spider silk genes in C19 bioweapons, as residual DNA fragments analysis has reportedly confirmed.

The discussion then moves to the use of electromagnetic radiation, including radiowaves and microwaves, in relation to C19 bioweapons and 5G technology. Critics argue that these technologies could have biological effects, although this is a topic of ongoing debate.

One of the most provocative claims is that the military and intelligence agencies are not only suspected of planning current events, such as the C19 bioweapon genocide, but also executing a transhumanist technocratic agenda. This includes the use of nanotechnology, swarming nanobots, and co-opted insects like mosquitoes for military applications.

The use of biosensors implanted via "vaccine" injections is another point of contention. These biosensors are said to be the same as smart dust and body dust, raising concerns about potential surveillance capabilities.

Hydrogel and graphene oxide, substances used for neuron stimulation (AKA mind control), have also been implicated. Their use via injection or inhalation has sparked debate and concern.

Geoengineering operations, long a subject of speculation, have been linked to the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), an agency known for its advanced technology development. The NRO is suspected of being involved in these operations, potentially contributing to the contamination of different beverages and water supplies with dormant nanoweapons.

The leaked NASA Future Strategic Issues/Future of Warfare Circa 2025 slides discuss the potential use of nanorobots and stealth self-assembly nanotechnology in warfare. Several military organizations, including the Chief of Naval Operations Strategic Studies Group, SBCCOM, ONI, NSAP Navy Science Assistance Program, DIA, Army TRADOC, Army, and Army, are among those implicated in these plans.

Ray Kurzweil, a prominent technocrat and science advisor to the military, has been linked to the military's future direction of research regarding nanorobots and the Singularity. His ideas, as presented in his book "The Singularity is Near," seem to echo those discussed in the NASA presentation.

However, it's important to note that these claims are controversial and not universally accepted. While they provide food for thought, further research and evidence are needed to substantiate these allegations.