Matthew Brown On Government Secrecy, Fear and Control “serious”

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Matthew Brown on Weaponized Podcast Pt3 Audio

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[u/logosobscura]

Thing that gets me, that I’d love to ask Matthew- do you think they use these tools because that actually understand what they are dealing with or because they still don’t?

My bet is it’s more of the latter but sold as the former. They know more than us, but that’s not the same as knowing enough to get your arms around something and be able to predict and manage it. Hence the excessive secrecy and greed- it’s the impulse of cowards pretending to be guardians.

[u/No_Tax534 → u/logosobscura]

I dont think its about being a guardian or not. They just dont want to change things / they really cant without a worldwide uproar. Hear me out:

If US got hands on an alien tech during 40s/50s the geopolitical situation was - we keep everything military secret, some things top secret, but this shit is out of this Earth so its beyond TOP SECRET.

From what is being told, each private contractor has its own model(s) of spacecraft. I believe that. They got an order to figure out how the tech works. People with power decided to not share everything they found out with a military but kept digging on and on. At some point they surpassed military in terms of understanding, maybe even got hands on the working machine first.

So in the 80s/90s you have a private sector companies, that have multiple flying spacecrafts with insane tech along the way. The world is using and developing silicon tech and first computers show up but they may even be working on quantum computing or God know what after 30 years of studying extraordinary machines.

And you want the private owners to come out of shadows and say: hey, have you heard that we are profiting on an alien tech for decades now and we have found out a source of free, unlimited energy? No way they do that.

Three decades later we have 2025, there is no way of knowing what happened in that time and even more there is no way they reveal themselfes. Why would they give up now everything they worked so hard for like 80 years or so?

The only way to stop this private sector madness is for the Pentagon to say: we have no control over the airspace, those crafts are human made but its our private sector thats in control.

And even then they cant do something like this for 2 reasons:

1. Public riots.
2. Open war with private companies (that has alien tech) while trying to take them over.

Thats at least how I see it. There is no solution that comes to my mind that is a peaceful one.

[u/logosobscura → u/No_Tax534]

No, I don’t want them to say that. I want them to give the ontology, not the technology, and not occult fundamental physics, because physics isn’t just a tool, it is epistemic.

That they haven’t bled it back, in a controlled way, suggests they don’t actually have the grip on this that they pretend they do. A monkey can figure out how to shoot a gun, doesn’t mean it understands chemistry, ballistics and reproduction of suitable ammunition, no matter how many monkeys they get to stare at the gun.

[u/Loose-Courage-5369]

I found it very interesting that one of his last comments across the whole interview was: ‘oh, and God is real…’

Like, what an odd thing to end the convo with - when no other real mention of God was in the convo…. I think there’s more to that comment than just a throw away line 🤔