“We have weaponry that nobody has any idea of what it is. And it is the most powerful weapons [sic] in the world that we have, more power than anybody even . . . not even close,” President Donald John Trump informed journalists, in his usual informal manner.
While it may seem that the president just dropped a memetic “bomb” of huge importance, it’s mostly being taken with a grain of salt, as a curiosity. As just one of the things Trump says.
But he said it in a context. It was his response to a question about rising concerns about an escalation of conflict resulting from Trump’s increase in duties on goods from China. Trump appeared unruffled.
“President Xi,” he said, referring to China’s head man, is “a very smart guy” and is “one of the very smartest people of the world, and I don’t think he’d allow that to happen.”
The president had made a similar statement back in his first term, in September 2020, referring to awesome weapons of destruction that had best remain secret.
President Trump made these statements on April 9, 2025. A few days later, on April 14, Michael Kratsios, Trump’s new Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, stated that “Our technologies permit us to manipulate time and space.”
Uh, what?
It is no wonder, then, that the ufology community has taken notice. But all this has played out in science fiction in the past — both as “super science” and psy-op.
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Did we make a deal with the Duchy of Grand Fenwick?