Nukes on the Moon, 100,000 Satellites Weaponizing Space, and Technocratic Scientific Arrogance Running Amok
As first Saturn, then Jupiter, then Pluto ingress Aquarius between 2020 and 2023, we're experiencing a fairly extreme immersion into the perils and problems of technocratic scientific arrogance. There is an astrologically-timed advancement underway of a technology-dominated version of life on this planet that is entirely to the detriment of most of the biological life here.
I've written about this attempted technocratic takeover in previous articles, including this one:
This is the type of Aquarian Age arrogance that makes billionaire madmen into false Gods, celebrating and hero-worshiping them as they commit unimaginable horrors against life on this planet simply because they have the money, the power, and the public relations team to do it.
The insanity knows no bounds.
NASA is planning to put a nuclear power plant on the moon by 2026
This should go without saying, but no one has the right to contaminate the Moon, the celestial bodies, or space in general with nuclear waste or any other form of toxic radiation.
I posted that "nuke on the Moon" article on my (anti-nuclear) Fukushima message board at Ruqqus and had to delete it because it was swarmed by pro-nuke Millennials and Gen Z-ers who thought it was an absolutely grand idea.
The thing that should be realized is that Millennials and Generation Z have been indoctrinated since birth into thinking that nuclear and wireless are "safe, clean, and green" and that they will "save us from climate change." They believe that being chauffeured around in nuclear-powered autonomous electric cars is the answer to our environmental woes. They believe that faster download speeds and refrigerators that tell you when they need refilling are absolute necessities of modern day living, even if it means constant irradiation, monitoring, and surveillance through the 5G grid.
It's terrifically unfortunate that the dangers and horrors of radiation, nuclear power, nuclear weapons, and nuclear waste have not been passed down through the generations at a mass level. It's a highly whitewashed, "radiation is (mostly) safe, and nuclear power is our best option" version of reality that is being implanted in young minds these days.
I've heard the same arguments from young nuke-lovers (and young 5G wireless-lovers) again and again on heavy replay. This is a sample.
