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Pete Garcia: Cycles, Empires, And Ever-Changing Warfare (Replay) · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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defending biblical Christianity.
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No topic, off limits.
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And now, here's your host, David Fiorazo.
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Hey, friends, thanks for watching and sharing the podcast.
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We're going to jump right into it today.
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There's a lot to cover with Pete Garcia, retired military combat veteran and aviator.
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He's a writer, speaker, researcher, teacher of Bible, prophecy, and apologetics.
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And his website is rev310.net.
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That's our EV310.net.
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Pete Garcia, welcome back to World View Matters.
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Good to see you, brother.
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And it's going to be back with you, David.
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Yeah, always.
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So where have you been recently?
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I know you've been on a couple of trips, including Australia.
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We have a couple of pastor friends over there.
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Tell us about your recent trips and where you've been speaking.
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Yeah, so the last two I spoke at was in Australia, New Zealand.
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It was part of Tom Hughes's prophecy conference tour down there,
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called until he comes, or until he returns.
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I think it was called until he comes.
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And it was myself, Billy, Frone, Brandon, whole house.
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Mondo, Gonzalez, Ken Michaels, and then Tom, and then me.
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So that was an amazing time that the people there in Australia and New Zealand,
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and they were so grateful for us to come down there,
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because it's so expensive, and it's such a arduous task
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to get ministries down there.
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And even to get materials down their books and things
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like that shipping stuff down there is really expensive.
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So it was a really great time.
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I really enjoyed meeting the people there.
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And we did our best to try and encourage them
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to start networking and building communities and their locations.
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Because when you have like 800 people show up,
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and you feel like you're the only person in your whole area
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that is interested in Bible prophecy,
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and then you talk to the person sitting next,
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you're like, oh, you're the next town over.
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And so people like that were making those connections.
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So we're hoping that should the Lord Terry will go back down
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and it will be double the size next time.
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So that's awesome.
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Friend of ours, Pastor Dean Dwyer mentioned you guys in the conference.
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And just I'm so glad you guys have that opportunity to go over there.
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Coming up, you're going to be in Oklahoma.
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Looks like you're going to be in Mississippi.
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Anywhere else that people can check your website about?
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Yeah. So I'll be in Fort Collins, Colorado,
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on April 6th and 7th.
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It will be myself and Lee Brainerd there with a church.
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And we're being brought in by a guy named Steve Schmutzert.
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Then April 11th through the 13th will be in Guthrie,
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Oklahoma, and that will be myself, Lee Brainerd,
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Mondo Gonzales, and Ellie Marzuli.
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And then May 4th is going to be in Mississippi.
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And that's me and Jeff Kinley and Chris and Kathy got here.
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And meeting with those fine folks there.
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And then prophecy watchers will be at the end of June in Colorado Springs.
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All right, kicking off.
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Well, actually, we've already kicked off the year.
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That's going to just keep things just rolling for you.
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So glad to see you getting out there, Pete.
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So today, let's jump into you.
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You talk about these events a lot when you travel,
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when you speak, depending on what the conference is about.
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But we've been sharing emails back and forth.
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You've been sending me some of your presentations.
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There's so much.
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I mean, they can take six hours.
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Well, we have less than a half hour.
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So I'm going to let you kick off with whatever one you wanted to go to first.
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Because there's some fascinating quotes, information,
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and just go ahead, Pete.
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Share what's on your heart.
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All right, so this will be kind of a combination of the two presentations
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that gave down in Australia, New Zealand.
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First of which was the ghost in the machine,
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dealing with the veil that's being cast over the world and cast over the nations.
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That's blinding people to the reality and to where we are in time and to truth in general.
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And then the second presentation was the tyranny of the present.
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And there I'm dealing a lot more with time as a construct
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and how we understand the times we live in.
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And so in that, I wanted to really kind of, with you, I wanted to discuss
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what the Bible calls the times of the Gentiles.
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And we can look back through history and we can see the rising
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and falling of empires going all the way back to like the Acadians,
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Sumerians, the Egyptian dynasties, the Caldeans, Babylonians,
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Persians, Greeks, Romans, and so forth, you know, up into modern times.
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And Karl Rove, who was a political strategist for President George W. Bush,
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once said that empires create reality.
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And that quote really resonated with me because when you think about
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those different empires and dynasties and kingdoms,
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when they are in power, when they're at the height of their control,
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they create the reality of that day.
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So they tell the people who they're going to worship,
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how they're going to worship, what they're going to do and live,
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and how they're going to live, and where they're going to live,
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and who they're going to fight.
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And they create the laws and essentially create the history narrative
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that they want to pass down.
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And we've seen that play out over and over and over.
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And this is the rising and falling of empires has been fairly
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routine and regular throughout human history.
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And the point I was making with this particular piece was not that,
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you know, not disputing that empires create reality they do.
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It's that transition point between empires.
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So as an empire is on the decline and it's beginning to fall apart,
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and then you have another empire rising up.
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You have these two competing realities that are trying to
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control the narrative for the world.
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And I think that's where we are today.
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We're seeing the decline of the United States.
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We're also seeing the rise of this globalist entity.
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And it's taking, it's like a multi-headed hydrant.
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It's taking all different kinds of shapes,
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but it's coming at us from academia,
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from the private industry, corporate world,
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you know, the economic side, religion.
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You know, it's coming from many different facets,
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but it seems like that is what is going to be replacing
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what I always call Pax Americana would have been basically the
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the the normal world order or the present world order since the end of World War Two,
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where America, the United States, led the world,
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and basically every metric that you can think of,
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that's coming to an end.
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And I think our enemies and our allies realize that's coming to an end.
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So they're accelerating this collapsing,
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so they can move on to the next thing.
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And that next thing is why they call it the great reset.
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The reset is resetting the world order
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so that the United States is no longer in charge.
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So Pete, let's go back to the slide,
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Empire's create reality.
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It starts with the Tower of Babel,
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so you've got a Tower of Babel,
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and that's from Genesis.
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And it goes really through world history,
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wars and empires, and then it ends
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is that the last slide,
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there's that out of the book of Revelation,
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explain that to us.
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And then within each one of these,
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can you fit the cycle of cycles
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within each one of these historical markers?
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Through most of them, yeah.
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So the last couple of slides,
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or the last three pictures there,
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the third one to the end,
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that is a screenshot from Dark Norse,
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which is a website that tracks all cyber attacks in the world.
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And you can see that in any given hour of the day,
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there are tens of thousands of cyber attacks going on everywhere.
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Oh my.
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Coming from the United States,
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against the United States, yeah,
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and they run the map in real time,
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so you can watch it as an attack comes out of the Philippines,
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and it goes into Japan,
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or Japan goes into North Korea.
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It's going all over the place,
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and so it's pretty fascinating to watch this,
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that while we go about our daily lives,
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there is an active cyber war going on all around us.
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And just today, I mean,
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the cell phone carriers went down.
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There was a nationwide outage with AT&T,
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and then a whole host of other carriers
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were experiencing all kinds of problems,
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as well as many websites,
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and even Starlink was having issues.
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So it seemed to be rather odd,
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because you have all these different platforms
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that are at different places in the world,
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and even outside of the atmosphere being attacked.
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So we didn't know if it was cyber,
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if it was some type of natural phenomenon,
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with like a solar flare,
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or something like that impacting anything electrical.
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Nobody's explained what it is,
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just yet I'm sure we'll find out hopefully in a few days,
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but the other two pictures there are,
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the advancement of robotics,
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and how artificial intelligence is going to be put into these machines.
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And then the last one is the swarm technology
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that's quickly becoming,
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I think it's going to become the model going into the future,
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and how to offset advancing technologies.
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If somebody has an ICBM,
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or really the world's fastest and best jet,
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how do you fight against that,
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or how do you fight against a country
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that has deck and man at 200 million man army,
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when we are struggling to even meet recruiting demands.
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So I think they're looking at these ways
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to offset those disadvantages we have right now.
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That's fascinating because technology,
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we rely on technology so heavily,
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but yeah, there have been in the last several years
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the military has had recruiting shortages.
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Now, there are many reasons for that
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that we're not going to get into on this podcast,
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the wokeness and the transgenders,
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and all the stuff that the administration is doing,
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but there's a concern in America.
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They, for some reason,
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the Democrats don't take their responsibility seriously
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when it comes to national defense.
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Your thoughts on that, Pete, before we move on?
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Yeah, it's inevitable.
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You can't, when you look at the majority of the ethnic group
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that makes up the military,
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any of the military armed forces,
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it's predominantly white males,
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particularly from the south.
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And when you target them as enemy number one
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in every single kind of metric
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and you're constantly diminishing them as a people
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and as a race,
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it's no wonder why parents are dissuading their kids
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from not going into the military.
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I don't want my kids going into the military
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and I serve 22 years.
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There's not the same army that it was.
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So until that changes,
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I'm telling my 18 year old like,
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hey, there's better ways.
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If you need to get college,
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we'll figure out a way.
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If you need to go to this place,
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there's a better way.
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So yeah, I'm sure I'm not alone in that
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in terms of parents talking common sense to their kids.
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So another slide you had was called
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the cycle of cycles.
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Is that going to be a next logical step to go
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because we just talked about the empire's creating reality?
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Yeah, so basically Alexander Tyler,
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who was a Scottish philosopher years
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and you're back in the 1800s,
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he had this cycle that's very well known.
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It talks about how the cycle that a nation
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or kingdom will go through
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and it starts off in bondage
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and then it goes into spiritual faith
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and out of that break courage
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and then liberty and then abundance
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and then apathy dependence
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and then back into bondage.
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And this has been seen over and over
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throughout any empire or kingdom
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that's been around for longer than say 200 years.
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We generally see this.
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You can see these patterns repeating.
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And Mark Twain once said that history doesn't
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repeat itself, but it rhymes.
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And so we see this over and over
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and the reason we see it over and over
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is because humans don't change.
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We're still sinful following people
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who are selfish and self-centered
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and at our core, we're not good people.
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If left to our own devices,
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so this is why these empires
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and stuff keep repeating the same thing.
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The other layers on that I put on there
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come some of that comes from like William
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Strauss and how who came up with this idea
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of the fourth turning point.
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And it talks about every 80 years.
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There's generally a repeat of the cycle.
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So each 80 years is broken into 20 year segments
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and you have the nomad generation,
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the hero generation, the artist generation
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and the profit generation.
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And so we see that.
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And you can look through the,
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you can, it's a very simple thing to pull up.
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I mean, you can just put up how and H-O-W-E
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and then put up a fourth turning point
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and it'll show you the breakdown of these.
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But the thing that is interesting
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is that they also incorporate these turning points.
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And we see these turning points
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very clearly in the United States.
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But you can also see it through other nations
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like the English, the French.
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You could look at the Roman Empire
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and then you can apply this to many different
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kingdoms and empires of the past.
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But the turning point kind of coincides
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sort of with the industrial revolutions
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that we've gone through the first, second and third.
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And now we're in the fourth industrial revolution
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where everything's becoming automated.
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Everything is becoming connected to the internet.
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We have this phrase called the internet of things.
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The military has a thing called the internet of military things.
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So everything that can be connected to the internet
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will be connected to the internet.
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And I think going forward that's going to play into
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this new strategy that they're looking at
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in terms of how they want to control everything
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into the future and then has to deal with mosaic warfare.
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And we can talk about that in a little bit.
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But the quote I wanted to really highlight was
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by Sir John Glob and I'm just going to read the first sentence
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and not the whole thing because it's pretty lengthy.
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But his book The Fate of Empires in the Search for Survival,
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he writes,
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the people of the great nations of the past seem normally
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to have imagined that their preeminence would last forever.
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And so when you think about today,
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people that we get in the way things are today
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are the way they're always going to be.
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And it's common in every generation.
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Everybody thinks that.
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And but it never turns out that way.
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They mean that the only constant that we've ever had
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through human history is that everything changes.
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It's always changing.
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Absolutely.
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And so and it's it's only changing now more exponentially
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because of the pace at which technology is changing
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and how that's revolutionizing how we live in the world today.
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Yeah, when we talk about these cycles,
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it's always been somewhat disappointing,
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disturbing, sobering for me.
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Looking at world history and looking at where America is at,
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you know, we've had the awakening and now we're kind of in the unraveling
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and between complacency and apathy,
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we're heading toward dependence and then back into bondage.
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It's sad to say a great Republic under God.
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I should say former Republic under God.
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But we've got to take a quick break.
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So, Pete Garcia, we're talking about all kinds of things.
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Warfare prophecy.
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You've got a phenomenal slide called Jigsaw versus the Mosaic.
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Is that where you wanted to go next?
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Yeah, yeah.
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So, I was asked a question in Australia.
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One of the questions that we couldn't get to in the Q&A.
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We didn't answer there, but we answered it later in New Zealand.
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But as I was looking and researching for the answer to this question,
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it led me down this whole different path of just very interesting things.
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And one of the things that really stood out to me was the question was,
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is DARPA like really 50 years of head of where we are with technology?
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Or is that just kind of like a siop or is that some kind of mind trick,
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mind fake, they're trying to pull over on the people?
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And so, as I began researching DARPA and how DARPA is made up,
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it revealed a lot of interesting things about how their mindset is on things.
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So, they began in the 1950s after the Russians launched Sputnik into space,
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and they beat the US into space and the early stages of the space race there.
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And so DARPA was supposed to be created separate and different
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from the rest of the Department of Defense,
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and that it would always be the leading edge on anything.
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And it would not have the same restrictions and requirements that other projects
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require going into like developing a new tank or developing a new plane, et cetera, et cetera.
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And a great example of this is the Air Force going to DARPA saying,
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hey, we want a faster jet.
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And so DARPA, they create the planes, the blue planes,
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so they make this faster jet, and then the Air Force comes back a little bit later.
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Hey, we want it to go faster.
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And so they keep going back and forth on this faster and faster and faster.
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And then DARPA said, well, why don't we just look at it this a different way,
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instead of making it, you know, in this never-ending quest for the fastest thing ever,
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why don't we just make it invisible?
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And so that led them down another way of how to create a plane that can fly through the
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skies that can't be tracked by any kind of radar or anything.
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And basically, it flies invisible.
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And that's where the stealth bomber came out of that concept.
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And then obviously that cloaking technology was passed on to the F-35,
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another advanced aircraft.
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So that technology now has been with us for many decades.
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But that idea is how DARPA thinks about things.
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They don't like to take the traditional path on something.
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They want to think outside of the box.
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And so one of the ways that they are revolutionizing warfare
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is moving away from the traditional models of creating a standalone tank,
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a standalone ship, a standalone plane, a standalone weapon.
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What they're really focused on now is creating a system of systems, right?
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So in traditional warfare, you think about a jigsaw puzzle.
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Each one of those pieces is specifically cut to fit in that one place in the puzzle.
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And that's how traditional militaries and defense industries have looked at projects
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as these standalone things.
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Rather, if you look at the picture below that,
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there is a mosaic of the Spartan soldier.
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And if you look at each of those individual pieces,
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there's just little squares.
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And the only difference in the squares is the color.
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And so you can apply different colors to make a different picture.
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But those can be plug and play anywhere.
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And so the intent then is to focus more on creating an array of sensors
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that litter the battlefield.
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And then those sensors are constantly feeding information
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back to a decision maker.
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And that decision maker can be a human sitting in an op center somewhere,
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or it can be a system, an artificial intelligence system that makes a decision
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for whether to execute the attack or not.
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And then the last piece of that is increasing the lethality in that attack.
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And so that is where they are moving today with technology.
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And so when you think about why everything is being connected to the internet,
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everything is becoming a smart device,
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your washing machine, your car, your watch, your cell phones.
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I mean, everything is being connected to the internet.
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Anything that can be connected to the internet will be connected to the internet.
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And what that does is that's going to create a world wide sensor
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array across the world.
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And everywhere you go, there's going to be sensors.
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And then those sensors are then tied in with things that can execute,
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make a decision and execute an attack, whether it's a long-range drone that just flies
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and hovers over the earth and is solar panels.
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So it's always being recharged as it flies over the earth.
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And then it can make decisions or it can feed that decision back to a drone on the ground.
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That was in a kind of a, the status, a dormant status, you know,
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hibernating, if you will, then it's activated right then and there.
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And then it can execute an attack.
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And but that idea of mosaic warfare, at least the strategy of it is not new.
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And as I was telling you before, the idea of mosaic strategy goes back to the beginning of the
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church. In a sense, so when Jesus was in the upper room and he's telling his disciples the night
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before he's arrested and taken the trial to be crucified, he tells him, I'm going to go away.
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But if I go away, I'm going to come back and take you to be where I am.
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And then he goes on to explain to them that when he goes away, the father was going to send a helper
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and this helper, the comforter is going to be the Holy Spirit.
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And we know later on through Paul's writings and the other epistles that when a person places
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their faith in Jesus Christ, they are immediately indwelt and sealed by the Holy Spirit.
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So in a sense, we become the sensor here on the earth and we carry out the mandate of being
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salt and light in the world. And we've had Christians all over the world for the last two thousand
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years. And I think this is where we're seeing things today kind of trying to mirror that and
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trying to mimic that because Satan can't create anything originally of his own thinking.
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He's mimicking what God's already done. And so he is using technology to achieve that end.
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And then ultimately we know that technology is going to manifest in what we call the mark of the
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beast. And then that will be used to track everything and control everything on the planet as well
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as become presumably some type of living sensor everywhere you go. We know that when if you go to
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if you go to a house, a friend's house and he has Alexa, that Alexa is without you knowing it is
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going to be interacting with any technology you're carrying on with you, whether it's a smartphone,
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whether it's your car outside and it can create a digital picture without even seeing you because
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it can look at everything that's tied to the internet and then does the math on it increases kind
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of a digital blueprint of you being at this person's house. So it's going to be to that level.
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There's not going to be anywhere to hide once Satan gets this thing going.
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So Pete, in the last four or five minutes here, keeping with the military theme,
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you've got a quote by former secretary of defense, Donald Rumsfeld, and you've got what's
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called an uncertainty matrix. I know you could take a whole half hour or whatever and just explain
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that, but can you walk us through some of the bullet points? Yeah, so Donald Rumsfeld, the former
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secretary of defense, was asked this early on in the the early stages of the Iraq war,
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talking about the weapons of mass destruction and so forth. And he was trying to explain this to
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the reporters there and he said, there are known knowns and there are things, there are things we
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know we know. We also know there are known unknowns and that is to say we know there are some things
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we do not know, but there are also unknown unknowns and they're the ones that we don't know we don't
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know. And that sounds very redundant and they're saying all that, but really the unknown unknowns
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what we call a black swan. Those are those things we don't even know to be scared of, you know,
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like a sudden eruption of a volcano or something, you know, earthquake or something that happens
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completely unexpected. But the known knowns and implying this to prophecy, I kind of broke these
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out in another slide. I just said, we know that Jesus told us specifically that he would come back
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and come back for his church. And that's repeated in several different places in scripture, but
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that is something we can bank on. We know we can take God at his word, we can take Jesus at his word
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that he is going to come back for us. So that would be an example of a known known. We know that
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he's coming with clouds. We know that that he's coming to take the church first and then he'll
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come back with the church at the second coming and then he'll conquer the world and rule and reign
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for the next thousand years. We know that there is known unknowns. So a known unknown would be
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related to we know he's going to come back. We just don't know when and he gave several parables
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where he implied that there would be a significant amount of time that would pass between the two.
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Parable of the talents, parable of the wicked vine dressers and that the gospel will go to the
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ends of the earth and the parable of the faithful and the evil servant. So there is time implied
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in there. We just don't know how much time. And then the last one, the unknown known is that we'll know
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we won't know specifically, but the Bible states we should recognize the season. So even though we
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are not going to know the air of the hour, there are several places in scripture that implies that
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we should know the season. We should see it coming based on signs that the Bible gives us to be
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looking for. So yes, signs of the times and discerning. Boy, we need better discernment. Don't we
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as a church? Also, you got into some failed apocalyptic predictions. We don't have time to get into
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that. I thought that list was fascinating. Man, you go all the way back to a thousand AD and you
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talk about just some of the people that made predictions and oh, so that's a whole another topic,
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but Pete just leave our viewers with some encouragement knowing that things are changing rapidly.
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It's hard to keep up with everything, but our faith obviously is in a God who knows the future
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and we can trust him, right? Yeah, yeah. I think we know storms coming. We get prepared. We
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stay focused on what God's called us to do and influence those within our circle of influence.
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So we stay busy about the Lord's work. We keep our hope focused on Jesus Christ and his promise
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to come back for us. So we keep looking up. We keep watching because those aren't those aren't
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just simply nice to do. Those are commands that Christ gave us himself to be watching and waiting
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for him and to be expecting him. And I think that's really what we should be doing here in these
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last days. Amen, brother. And one of the promises that you named your ministry after Rev 310
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in the second part of that verse that he will keep us from the hour of temptation which shall come
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upon all the world to try them that dwell upon the earth. So we've got some great promises
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throughout scripture. Revelation is packed, but Pete's website again, friends is rev 310.net.
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That's rev 310.net. Always goes by so fast with you, Pete. But thanks for all the research,
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all the work you do and good success on your upcoming events and may God enlarge your territory, brother.
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Thank you. Appreciate it. It's good to be back with you. Thanks. All right. We'll do it again soon, Lord willing.
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All right, guys. Another big one coming up tomorrow. But God bless you. And as always,
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keep speaking the truth about things that matter.