I definitely saw Elon’s pure autistic joy at that statement.

Same with me. I went to buy a new car, and I was going to finance it in order to get a $2,000 rebate, then pay it off the first month. They ran my credit and said, I had no credit score. I said, it’s because I pay cash for everything. They asked me in front of a counter full of people if I could get a co signer. I said seriously, you’re going to embarrass me in front of all of these people because I don’t owe anyone any money? A manager caught on and said they would qualify me at a higher rate. I said I didn’t care because I was only making one payment. Point is, it is possible to pay your bills, and have bad, or no credit.

Look into “ solar warden” and gary mckinnon… hacked into NASA decades ago and found info on solar warden… supposedly we have 13 large style mother ships cigar shape craft (3-400 meters in length) that patrol the solar system with colonies on certain planets and moons

"Colon ized uranus," my ass!

I don't have the links in front of me, but I think "Operation High jump"(?) had the US Navy doing a Nazi chase down convoy after WWII near Antarctica for a base they had there. Unfortunately they had their arse kicked in short order, finding out the Nazis had developed & made enough high speed anti-gravity craft. The whole thing was made top secret, as we had no tech to counter it. Inroads have been made, we now have the TR-3B and other A-G craft. As you get into warp field stuff, I'd imagine checking the other planets become way less of a challenge. Check out altpropulsion.com.

No shit? Do you think he’s just making it up or that he’s heard no evidence?

I suggest getting yourself informed. There are those that have 1st and 2nd-hand knowledge and their info is available to any who want to find out about it.

Speaking mainly geopolitically, the world was not without its tensions. The Cold War between the U.S. and the Soviet Union had escalated into a competition for ideological, military, and technological supremacy. The arms race introduced the threat of mutually assured destruction, heightening global anxiety over potential nuclear conflict. Domestically, this created a backdrop of unease despite economic prosperity. Americans still carried the collective memory of the Great Depression and the devastating world wars, which shaped their perception of global instability.

JFK campaigned in 1960 as a "Cold Warrior," emphasizing the idea that the United States was falling behind the Soviet Union in key areas, particularly in space and military advancements. This perception was fueled by events like the launch of Sputnik in 1957, which marked the Soviet Union's technological lead in space exploration. Kennedy's rhetoric tapped into these fears, motivating his administration to pursue ambitious goals like the space race. This culminated in his famous challenge to land a man on the Moon, a symbolic effort to assert American dominance not just in technology, but also in the broader ideological struggle of the Cold War.

While the economy and domestic situation were stable and thriving, the geopolitical context was charged with Cold War tensions. This duality explains the urgency with which JFK approached his administration’s priorities, including the space race, which was as much about national pride and technological leadership as it was about global security.

This is a complete repeat of history. We are sitting at all time highs in the stock market and tensions with super powers are high. Instead of addressing the issues we are going to be rug pulled and given a mars mission with Elon at the helm. So the plan to save America is to put a flag on mars. Got it.