The amount of plane crashes and near plane crashes has been impossible to ignore ever since President Trump took office.
But one question remains: WHY?
What is going on here?
Is this intentional sabotage from the Deep State?
Problems with air traffic controllers suddenly all emerging right now?
Just incompetence?
Or something else….
I’m going to show you a video from a guy who’s videos I have enjoyed for a long time.
He used to go by “A Call For An Uprising” and he’s been cancelled and deleted off social media so many times that he’s probably rebranded 10+ times so I don’t even know what he’s calling himself these days.
But he just released this new video explaining what he thinks is going on with all these plane crashes.
I’m going to show it to you, but with one caveat.
He has been calling out the Cabal and pointing out “conspiracy theories” for a long time, and eventually if you do that long enough you see conspiracies everywhere! No one can be trusted! Everyone is in on everything and there’s not one solitary person left on Earth who can be trusted, except yourself.
I think he’s getting a little close to that ditch because he has lumped President Trump and Elon Musk into that bucket. They’re in on it.
So why am I posting this?
Because I do think there are big portions of truth to what he is saying, and even as much as we love what President Trump and Elon Musk are doing, we don’t put anyone up on a pedestal around here. No one is completely immune from tough questions or critical thinking.
So I present this to make sure we all stay sharp, stay alert, stay awake and never lose our critical thinking.
No one person is right about everything and no one gets a free pass.
I’m not saying I agree with everything in this video, but I thought it was good enough to share it with you and spur on some critical thinking.
FULL TRANSCRIPT:
We’ve got ones that can see. Welcome, everybody, to Today’s Show, Problem Reaction Solution. It’s the name of the game, and most of you know that the moment these stories started coming out about airplanes crashing into one another, the mainstream media began promoting and propping up every single story revolving around airplanes. And that’s, of course, done by design—whether it was a plane making an emergency landing in Vermont, two planes almost colliding on a runway, or the plane that ended up upside down on the runway.
They were force-feeding this stuff to the American people for a reason because that’s how it works. I said the moment they started doing that, it was all about AI governance—about taking down the current system via sabotage and transferring over to literally Skynet. And lo and behold, that’s exactly what they’re doing: Starlink is now poised to take over a $2.4 billion contract to overhaul air traffic control communications. And if you’re still paying attention, these stories are still coming out daily.
Here’s just one from a few days ago: American Airlines flight forced to abort landing at Reagan National Airport to avoid another plane. Again, at Reagan National Airport, where we had the DARPA Blackhawk helicopter somehow crash into a commercial plane—people somehow aren’t suspicious about it. And we got more stories of American Airlines at the same exact location. More stories about planes suddenly not knowing how to work, suddenly colliding, and suddenly not communicating with one another.
Of course, this is sabotage to bring in Skynet. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is considering awarding Musk’s SpaceX a contract to provide Starlink internet service for its air traffic control communications network, possibly replacing a deal awarded for the FAA’s internet tech in 2023. On the surface, it sounds like they’re just connecting the plane to the internet—as if you could have Wi-Fi on board to stream movies. But most people don’t understand that they’re mapping out and building a control grid around us.
This is not Elon Musk’s control grid; Musk is just the face they use to promote this technology—a salesman who gets you on board by making you think, “Ah, he’s just a tech guy who knows what he’s talking about.” He’s rich and successful because if people knew that the government itself were carrying out these acts to enslave us with a control grid, they’d be a little more hesitant about what Elon Musk is actually doing. Here is a story: just like I said, when it all went down—problem, reaction, solution—get ready for everything to run through Skynet. I mean, could my Starlink be included in the changes the FAA is making?
The Associated Press is reporting that Musk’s satellite internet service could be part of the FAA’s plan to upgrade the nation’s air traffic control systems. The national news desk, Jeff Harris, joins us: “Jeff, Starlink’s internet equipment has already been installed in two FAA facilities. What are the chances that this actually expands?” We know the Department of Transportation (DOT) is reviewing a range of federal contracts right now, including with Verizon, the FAA’s current provider. But according to the Associated Press, Starlink is already preparing to take over.
Romn Chalapa, an information systems expert, tells us that Elon Musk’s Starlink could be a big part of the DOT’s plan to overhaul the current air traffic control system. I would not be surprised at all if the government decides to move in the direction of Starlink. But can it get the job done? CBS News reports that a source familiar with the matter says it’s unclear if Starlink—which provides satellite internet access to residential and business customers—can handle the needs of the FAA’s current contract with Verizon.
There is no proof that Starlink is quite set up to provide services at this level. Over the last few months alone, several tragedies in the air and near misses on runways across the nation—something Chalapa says could be taken into consideration by the FAA. It’s quite arguable that perhaps we need to revisit the technology. Dan Melonson, an aviation expert, tells us that more often than not, pilots are communicating with multiple air traffic controllers during a flight.
Starlink, being satellite-based, would change that by negating the need to be handed off from one controller to another—one reason he believes it has the potential to change the aviation industry. I think there’s no doubt that good communications are essential. Now, Democratic lawmakers say the FAA possibly adopting Starlink raises potential ethical concerns and conflicts of interest, since Musk is spearheading the Trump administration’s efforts to cut federal funding. They’ve been creating these problems through the media, which they run and control.
Of course, to get your support, people like Elon Musk make fun of CNN, make fun of NBC—call it the Old Guard, legacy media. They do this to gain your trust and support because they know the majority of people are suspicious of the mainstream media. Yet, they aren’t suspicious when elections come around, and it’s the mainstream media that gives you the results of these fake elections. But Elon Musk has been gaining support by playing the role he’s playing and by building out Skynet—that’s what he’s doing through DARPA.
We have Tesla’s Wireless World system to turn Earth into one gigantic dynamo for people who don’t understand. Nicola Tesla figured out that there was free energy that could be provided to the entire world. Of course, Nicola Tesla ended up “sleeping with the fishes,” and all of this was taken by your own government—including Donald Trump’s uncle, who conveniently was the one given the contracts that Tesla was working on for all of this technology. When it comes to wireless internet and free energy, your government has full reign over everything.
What they’re trying to build is a control grid—a system of total control. It is Skynet; it’s not a joke when people hear this and say, “Give me a break, you’re telling me Terminator—that’s how mind control works.” They put out fictional films that people go and see, and then when you tell them that’s exactly what they’re doing, their brains automatically dismiss it. But you can look for yourself—the evidence is in front of you: Skynet, a neural net-based artificial intelligence.
Got to love that word “neural,” because who’s the guy trying to put neural links inside people’s bodies? It’s Elon Musk. For anyone who doesn’t know, in The Terminator universe, Skynet is depicted as a highly advanced artificial intelligence system connected to a vast network of computers, military systems, and communication infrastructure—essentially giving it control over a global network of machines and power grids. It is essentially hooked up to the entire world’s interconnected systems, including military defense networks, power plants, and communications hubs.
Elon Musk recently talked about the Starlink satellite and how it was connecting automatically to cell phones. It will enable unmodified phones to have internet connectivity in remote places. Here he is talking about it again for anyone who hasn’t seen this clip: even if an entire region or country loses connectivity due to a severe hurricane, floods, fires, tornadoes, or earthquakes, your phone would still work. Thank you.
And what Elon Musk is talking about isn’t giving you internet access in case you fall out of a plane and land in the Sahara Desert and need to call someone for help. It’s so that you can’t escape their control grid. Remember, while he’s telling you that in the event of fires and natural disasters you’ll need cell service, he’s also telling you that smartphones are going to become obsolete because BCIs, like Neuralink, are the way forward. For anyone who doesn’t know, Neuralink is what they’re trying to put inside human bodies to control them through this grid network.
That’s what it is—a Bluetooth, a BCI (brain-computer interface). He’s the one building it out, and no, you don’t need surgery to get it done—it could be injected into your body, as he said, straight from his own mouth. We already have people who have undergone that experiment, who are hooked up and don’t even know it yet—probably hearing voices in their head without understanding what voice-to-skull technology is. So, you have Musk doing this.
Right now, we have—and we’re hearing about—the entire system connecting to Starlink, with air traffic control connected to Starlink. Elon Musk wants 12,000 high-speed internet satellites. You can see these images of the entire world covered by satellites. And if you didn’t catch it, this takes every walk of life—it is going to cover everything in our lives and make everything autonomous, and it is not for our benefit.
A perfect example: John Deere announced a strategic partnership with SpaceX and Starlink to expand rural connectivity for farmers through satellite communications. You might ask, “What does that even mean?” They want you to think that these tractors on farms—providing all the food you eat—need internet to operate. But what do they really need the internet for?
They’re not going to stream Mary Poppins in the middle of the night on Netflix while out in the field. No, no—they need it because human beings are going to be removed from these processes and replaced with technology. It’s not just about losing jobs—it’s about the government gaining total control over our lives. These tractors will literally not be able to farm unless they’re hooked up to Starlink.
And of course, they sell this to you by saying it’s based on data—that it will be very helpful for farmers to get all that data. But it wasn’t very needed in the 1700s; people have been eating since year zero and farming since before Jesus was here. They figured out how to farm and how to eat without it. Yet, the government needs it connected to the internet because these machines are going to work autonomously for the government, ensuring that you can’t farm or grow your own food at all while all these systems around us remain controlled by them.
Here’s a little clip where they’re talking about how autonomous farming is the future and that humans won’t be needed anymore. Of course, these machines will shut off on their own because they’ll be run through Starlink—Starlink could tell them, “Hey, stop doing this, stop doing that,” and just shut the power off, just like Skynet. John Deere and SpaceX teaming up to provide better internet connection for farming equipment—the move benefits farmers who rely heavily on autonomous tractors. Roman Campus spoke with a local representative about that deal.
They’re not going to be watching Netflix in the tractor; it’s a partnership aimed at providing connectivity for data that the tractor can send up to, and receive from, the internet. Centralized product support specialist Marty Albright says the deal is another step toward the future of the industry. He says the industry is definitely heading towards autonomy—eventually, we’ll have tractors, combines, and sprayers that drive themselves and need to be connected to the internet. Most equipment already has cellular data built in, but Starlink will increase the connection, benefiting farmers in rural areas where cellular service isn’t cutting it and 5G probably won’t get there.
But it’s not all about performance. Marty also says that the Starlink connection could help with safety concerns. There are numerous safety protocols in place—so much so that if, while driving through a field, the equipment’s cameras see something that doesn’t look right, it will stop and wait, transmit those pictures back, and then someone can say, “Yeah, that’s just a plastic Walmart bag.” Marty is hopeful, as the Starlink connection is expected to be integrated by next year.
I’m excited for the future with this deal and the connectivity that SpaceX can bring—it’s going to be great. So again, this is the horror being built around us: problem, reaction, solution. They want an autonomous government—AI governance is the name of the game. Trump is bringing it in with Elon Musk, no matter how you feel about Donald Trump.
Too many people stumble upon my channel and think, “Oh, this guy must be a Democrat,” because that’s how their brains work. That’s how typical sheep are trained to think—the left and the right work together. They are sabotaging our government infrastructure to bring in a control grid, which is AI governance. That’s what Musk’s role is with Donald Trump, and the reason Trump is the one bringing it in is because they have you distracted with other issues, like debates over whether men can play women’s sports and all these trans issues that drive everybody up a wall.
Nobody’s paying attention to the fact that he is implementing this on day one—a $500 billion plan to build out AI governance infrastructure in Texas using companies like Oracle. They’re telling you that in addition to building out this infrastructure, they’re going to build power grids for the AI governance machine. On top of that, we’re going to have custom gene-editing vaccines for everyone to take. And yet, these people give Donald Trump the benefit of the doubt because they’ve been trained to say it’s the lesser of two evils.
I mean, sure, they could crash the stock market right now and people could lose their life savings. But because it’s Donald Trump and not Joe Biden, they’re biting their tongues and smiling—cheering about how we’re going to go after the IRS, and how you’re going to get money in the mail from the government because they owe you money from wasting it on Sesame Street in Iraq. And you’re going to cheer for it while they enslave you with the system. It’s about more than just air traffic control; all of our systems are going to run through Starlink—it’s literally Skynet.
That’s what they’re building out in front of us. As laughable as it sounds—the neural net-based artificial intelligence that is Skynet, with neural links inside people’s bodies—at the same time, they’re saying that the future of phones is neural links, meaning there won’t be phones. People ask, “What does that even mean? What’s a BCI—brain-computer interface? Your brain telepathy running and controlling machines?” And guess what? It works the other way too, where the machines are running and controlling you, and you’re fully tracked, fully monitored, and under full government control.
This is what we’re headed towards. That’s why you saw all the stories—plane crashes, planes colliding—whether the stories are real or the government is making them up on purpose. We could look at the Blackhawk helicopter that would never, in a million years, have crashed into a commercial plane. Some people don’t even think the footage is real—and I side with that as well.
Maybe it wasn’t even real, but it would never happen in a million years. The government creates these problems—they create crises so that you’re okay with the solution because you don’t understand what the solution is. They’ve been sabotaging the infrastructure, tearing it down, and everyone’s thrilled about the IRS. But don’t you realize what they’re replacing it with?
You could still write off things, and you wouldn’t get audited for it because the odds are slim that if you say you had $110,000 in food expenses, the government’s going to come to your door and ask to see every receipt for every meal you ate with your company. But when it’s all controlled through AI governance and AI infrastructure, don’t worry about it—they’ll even tell you that you don’t have to fill out your taxes this year. People will cheer because everything will be automatically deducted; you won’t be writing things off anymore because they’ll have full control. All because we allowed them to build out Skynet.
This is a dark creation, with Elon Musk sitting front and center, pretending to be the revolutionary tech guy who came up with the idea. He’s not Nicola Tesla—these ideas, these creations he had, which were supposedly meant to be free for all of us (free energy for all humanity), were never allowed by the government. They sent him away—you know, they put him where Jimmy Hoffa was never to be found again. They say he died of a heart attack—sure, probably used the heart attack machine on him—and then, conveniently, your current fake sitting president of the United States (whose uncle got all these contracts) took over.
Now, Elon Musk, the owner of Tesla, is implementing all of these things in plain sight. This is what we’re headed towards, ladies and gentlemen: not only air traffic control, but all systems controlled autonomously through Starlink, also known as Skynet. Thank you, everybody, for being here. Share this video with others.
God bless all of you and your families, as always.