Where is all that trillions in defense spending going? Perhaps into the past or future. <\/p>\n
I had an intriguing thought after watching the movie “Looper”: imagine if the Program actually sends agents back or forward in time, using rare earth minerals as a means of trade. <\/p>\n
Last year, the Pentagon couldn’t account for a significant portion of its $824 billion budget, suggesting the existence of \u201cghost funds\u201d that might be funneled into clandestine projects (like the Program). Over the past decade, it’s likely that over a trillion dollars of taxpayer money has simply vanished. What could possibly cost that much? Elon Musk even alluded to the possibility that Fort Knox could be entirely empty\u2014perhaps there\u2019s more truth in that than we think.<\/p>\n
My hypothesis is that since Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) can manipulate spacetime, they may also possess the capability to travel through time (similar to skipping tracks on a record player). If we have technology that allows for this, wouldn\u2019t it make sense to deploy agents into the past to gather intelligence? They’d need some form of currency for necessities like food and safety, which is where rare earth minerals such as rhodium, iridium, palladium, platinum, and gold could come into play\u2014US dollars might not carry much value on an intergalactic scale.<\/p>\n
Another possibility is that we could be trading these minerals with other civilizations for advanced technology.<\/p>\n
This might also explain why we shoot down UAPs; we could be recovering costs by salvaging parts and extracting rare minerals. Some of these \u201cgifted\u201d crafts might actually be acquisitions. <\/p>\n
What are your thoughts on this theory?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"