Red Beacon Daily News 06.01.2026

Welcome in Red Beacon Daily News, June first, twenty twenty six. This is James Walton, US moves to restrict China's access to advanced AI chips the AI War carries on. The guidance comes amid broader debate over Nvidia chips sales to China and US efforts to protect advanced semiconductor tech. This an article by Evgenia Philamoniova from the Epic Times. US Department of Commerce has issued new guidance to prevent Chinese companies from obtaining advanced US artificial intelligence chips, such as Nvidia's most sophisticated Blackwell processors. Why is everything black Rock and Blackstone and Blackwell and I don't know. We get a little brightness in the world. The May thirty one guidance clarifies that export licenses are required for entities headquartered in China or Macau, regardless of where their affiliates are located. The US Commerce Departments Bureau of Industry Security said that lightning requirements for advanced computing items destined for China or Macaw headquartered entities were first established in November twenty twenty three and remain in effect. Yeah, this is a war. You know, it's what it is. Got to look at it for what it is, the war. Speaking of ongoing US self defense actions quote self defense actions in the south, but talks in Katar continue. This is an Iran update. Iran claims twenty plus ships have passed through the straight and under the Revolutionary Guard coordination, while the US maintains its blockade on Iranian ports. Again the big news in the great big blue world. What what does it have to do with you? Largely? Right? What does it have to do with you? Largely? Your capability to stand on your own two feet? The very literal amount of time you get to live your free life outside in the sun, with the trees, with the plants, with the children. Right, These are the metrics. Right. The amount of ships that have passed through the Strait of Hormuz probably not a metric you should worry about. Right. The average child spends seven minutes or less of unstructured outdoor play a day. Your parent, new aunt, or an uncle. These are metrics to think about. These are metrics to think about. What. Well, let's keep on AI, your AI assisted here, We've got a bit of a good situation. Looks like AI is moving from you know, crappy artwork to useful execution. Research just solved one of Scien's toughest math problems with the new molly what is it mollifier layers in neural networks, making complex equations stable and efficient. Elsewhere, an open AI reasoning model is already outperforming doctors in emergency diagnostics using nothing but patient records. And the AI for Good Global Summit. I had no idea this this existed. The AI for Good Global Summit is rolling out real world applications to put silicon in service of humanity instead of the other way around. That is the great test, right, that is the great test. There's no doubt you can use it for good. People use it for good every day. They're making better lives, better things. But you know what I mean, But it's not just you know, the the reality is, it's not just about how we decide and choose to use it, you know, That's not what it's all about. It's not that. What comes down to It also comes down to like who people with big money and big power, how they decide to use it, right, because humanity can be as responsible and wonderful and you know, uh, virtuous as possible with AI. But if two militaries decide that they're gonna, you know, use AI to kill each other and wind up doing something that ends the entire world, and you know, so, let's not make believe. I guess what I'm saying is, let's not make believe that there is this world where it's all up to the people just to be virtuous with their use of artificial intelligence on their laptop, is my point. Right, We're gonna do a Prepper text spotlight today, but I want to give you a I want to give you an email at the top of this segment, NBC guy at ProtonMail dot com. All right, NBC guy at ProtonMail dot com, because we're going to talk about the Dave Jones thumb drive. We're going to talk about the Dave Jones drive that contains some of the best information on the web. We're talking about a great how to build a bunker in your backyard for five hundred bucks. Yeah, yep, you heard me right. We're talking about his incredible classes on viral Prepper for pandemics largely, and his nuclear war class, which is is NBC what is it practical? NBC in a collapsing environment or something. I don't know it off the top of my head, but it's the Prepper camp class. It's a great class. It's amazing. In fact, I think I have his movement class. I got to give him. I gotta tell him that he did a movement class that a family movement in SHTF. Man, it was so fun, it was so good. But he's got all that on his thumb drive and then all kinds of other great prepper documentation also. So for today's Prepper techt Spotlight, I want to talk about the NBC guy's thumb drive that he sells with his great classes on it that you can get nowhere else. Well, if you're a member, you can get them, but good luck finding finding them. If you really want him and your remember, just let me know and I'll get you a link to it. You know what, we may not have his class anymore because of YouTube. It depends on where I posted that last run. See sometimes when the Old Stuff our last YouTube channel that got banned. No big deal because we didn't have any member content on it anyway. But anyhow, Dave Jones, the NBC got incredible, incredible thumb drive full of great prepper knowledge information checklist that kind of stuff. But also, you know, the real, the real sort of main course is his nuclear class, his pandemic class, and his how to build a bunker spotlight, which is you know, it's a great story. It's a great, you know, amazing bunker, hidden armory. You could use this build for a bunch of different things. And I've been inside of it. It's like, it's sweet. There's a lot of there's a lot of capabilit I have been inside of this thing. It is not a fallacy. It's the real deal. So I think that is our closing beacon for the day. Right it's that time. It's that time we lend our ears to the creators of the American Renaissance. Today, right today, we will listen to Ralph Waldo Emerson, one of the light keepers of your Now, I want to hear from you, guys, I want to hear. I want you to go to our sub stack, and I want you to answer our writing prompts honestly, and I want to read them online. And in fact, I do have one that I could read online. Because as much as I love reading these sort of closing beacon poetry and prose from great authors of the past, great literary figureheads, great poets. I really would like to read the Lightkeepers. I really would like to read your thoughts on this modern age. Yeah, anyway you get it to me, any way you want to, right, The best bet is to go to our sub stack, which is linked down below in the show notes, and answer the writing prompts, or just send us something over there. So from self reliance, From self reliance. Sorry, I'm looking at the wrong exert Society. No, this is not it either. We've read this one. Where is my latest from Emerson? Trust thyself? That's the one. Trust thyself. Every heart vibrates to the iron string, except the place that divine providence has found for you, the society of your contemporaries, the connection of events. Great men have always done so, and confided themselves childlike to the genius of their age, betraying their perception that the absolutely trustworthy was seated at their heart, communicating through their hands and dominating all things. We are now men and must accept in the highest mind the same transcendent destiny, and not miners and invalids in a protected corner, but guides, redeemers and benefactors, obeying the almighty effort and advancing on chaos and the dark. That's lofty, that's lofty for sure, But that is Ralph Waldo Emerson. And this has been Red Beacon Daily News for June first, twenty twenty six. Folks, we will see you tomorrow. Sh