Red Beacon Daily News 06.15.2026 AI Hacks Crypto

Welcome in to Red Beacon Daily News. It is June fifteenth, twenty twenty six. I am your host, James Walton. In Today's show is brought to you by Disastercoffee dot com. On June fourteenth, the US and Iran announced the Memorandum of Understanding, mediated by Pakistan and others, aimed at formally ending the conflict that began in February a signaling my fault. A signing is expected around June nineteenth in Switzerland. Key elements reportedly include cessation of hostilities across fronts, including Lebanon, reopening the Strait of Horror, moves to shipping, some sanctions relief, and a release of frozen assets to Iran. Now that part I don't like. I'm not a big fan of the money to Iran. We've seen that happen in the past. I'd like to get rid of that. In the stipulations, Trump's publicly stated the wars effectively over. We've heard that for months. Caveat remains. Details are still being clarified. Seems there are things on either side that you know, one side says that's going to be in it, the other side says that's going to be in it. Kada YadA, yadda. Right, Look, it's what we're dealing with, right, this is this is the whole point of Red Beacon media. It's to bring you this news. But dolls remind you that you, you know, you are far beyond this war. And I'm starting to wonder if the mentality is it is as important, if not more important, than the things themselves, you know, in other words, the mentality of rebellion and renaissance, the mentality of self reliance and independence, because you know you can have the garden can grow, right, you can have the things, you can even do the things. But the mentality is so important. And what happens to you after you read a story like this, what you think about, right, whether the deal holds or not. We've seen how quickly the global energy flows and prices can be, you know, just demolished. Right, build local resilience. If you know what's good for you, right, if you know what's good for you. Let's get into some some devastating AI news. If you if you think it can be hacked, or it might it might be hacked in the future. You're right, J're a I assisted here, We've got a bit of a good news situation. This is a wild story. Crypto tokens fifty percent wipeout shows scale of AI hacking threat. For a long time, I've mentioned AI. There's nothing safe, you know what I mean, Nothing is safe in terms of digital There's just nothing safe anymore. It's impossible to be safe. And we're just at the you know, the baby stages. Here really a time to consider what finance and money and you know, hard assets really look like very scared for retirement accounts and such. You know, the Great Depression was a different story. The next depression might look something like this. When Eli Ben Sassin helped create the z cash cryptocurrency nearly a decade ago, the cryptographer worried about human adversaries, but he didn't expect machine intelligence. Z Cash used anthropics Claude Opus four point a two uncover a critical vulnerability that had gone undetected for more than four years. After z cash disclosed the flaw in June fourth, the token, which traded at far higher levels just weeks earlier, tumbled about fifty percent as traders reassessed the security of one of crypto's most prominent privacy networks. You do understand that if it can be hacked. It will be hacked. And that goes for everything that you uh you know, everything that you have on your body, everything that you have in your body. Remember that you have to remember that. I mean, it's through the rest of our lifetimes, in the lives of our children. People are going to be cyborging. Even further, they're going to be borging to the end. Degree you put a robot eye in there that helps you see really good, just understand, if it's connected to anything or can connect to anything, it will be hacked. Right. Interesting, interesting to say the least. What should be one of the biggest stories of America's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary comes in our good News segment today from American Essence over at the Epic Times. Everyone should read this story. I will link to it in the description of the podcast. Uh No, I won't because you probably can't read it unless you're a subscriber. The Neglected Cornerstone, the Bible and the founding of the American Republic. How scripture shaped the language, law, and liberty of the American experiment. If we're going to talk about anything these two hundred and fifty years in I want to thank Jeff Minnick for putting together an amazing article. I may read the whole thing on over at the Prepper Broadcasting Network on my Reading the Newspaper and Riffing show, because I'm sure this one will make the actual hard copy news paper. Professor Daniel dries Back, author of the book Reading the Bible with the Founding Fathers, which I'm going to buy. I've never heard of it until today, but I'm buying that book, has written extensively online about connections between the Bible and the founding of the American Republic. In his essay for the maclay and Halpern collection The Hebrew Bible and Political Culture of the American Founders, drives Back quotes several founders who wrote of the connection between scripture and good government. For example, in a letter to doctor Benjamin Rush, another signer of the Declaration of Dependence, John Adams, called the Bible quote the most republican book in the world. His contemporary, John Dickinson, agreed, writing the Bible is the most republican book that has that ever was written. And when they say republican, they're talking about a republic, not the Republican Party. And it is due to Rodomy that most completely affirms these surprising declarations included in this last book of the I can't say that word. The first five books of the Bible are the Ten Commandments, summing up the Exodus, the concept of the covenant, and a framework of a republic. The American Deuteronomy, the American Deuteronomy. Is this a good news story? It is a great news story. Right. We could go on to read about the American Covenant. Describe God's special covenant relationship not only with the children of Israel, but with them being the the rest of the pentatuck pentatewek pent know how to say it. The idea of a covenant with God, particularly dear to the followers of John Calvin, is an old and very American way of looking at the country and it's special standing in the world. In sixteen thirty, for example, Governor John Winthrop declared, for we must consider quote that we shall be a city upon a hill the eyes of all people are upon us in his Farewell addressed to the Nation's three hundred and fifty years later, Ronald Reagan employed the shining city on a hill metaphor. Once again, you know, you look around the country, and you wonder, how have we lost our virtue? How have we become a nation of such sin and fallen for the communist trap? Right here we go, another socialist is set to come in power, but possibly in Washington, DC. And I can tell you, if you love your country, if you love your country, if you love your family, if you love your God, the truest of enemies is the socialist communist takeover that has been at work in this nation for the better part of what eighty years, seventy at least years. It's real. It crushes the family, it crushes God, it crushes prosperity in the name of and it does so in the most divisive means possible. You know, whenever you see white versus black on social media, I want you to understand that we are in a divided time and in a divided in nation at the moment. But it is the making of seventy years of manipulation of both races. And not to mention that there are great hands of power, communist power. And I don't mean China, Russia they're in it too, But I'm talking right here in this country, the enemy within who want to destroy race relations because it's the quickest way to collapse our society. And that's what you're watching. You're watching a bunch of dupes who are falling for the propaganda to hate one another. That's what you're watching, useful idiots. So be very careful. You know, if you feel like you're being programmed to hate black people, or if you feel like you're being programmed to hate white people, you are. It doesn't matter if it's your parents who tell you, it's your favorite radio host, your favorite well a professor, or whatever it is you are. You are being programmed rebellion and renaissance. Right, You've got to step outside of that programming and ask yourself, what's what's come? What is to become of me and my nation if we continue this way? What is the point of all this? What is the point of all of this? Are we rushing towards some sort of civil war? Are we? What is it? And then pick the Bible up, do yourself a favor, find the gratitude for living in the greatest country on the planet. Picked the Bible up, and get back to it because it's you know, it truly is incredible offline technology for uncertain times, you this rush of technology is untested but very interesting. I want to introduce you to EZRA, the Emergency Survival Response Assistant. Okay, EZRA is offline technology for uncertain times. This is our prepper Tech segment. Really cool little chrome book esque laptop. G TAC is what the hardware is called. Professionally refurbished rugged laptop configured for offline preparedness, local AI tools, navigation, translation, and emergency knowledge access. Each ESRA system is individually refurbished, testing configured. This is another one of those really cool AI devices, you know what I mean. And the ESTRA is cool. It comes within AI, I'm sorry, with a Faraday bag. It comes with two batteries, and the device itself is configured with the EZRA artificial intelligence. Now when I talk to you about these things, I'm not giving you a recommendation. These are these guys are not sponsors. ESRA is not nothing like that, you know what I mean. This Prepper Text segment is literally born out of the fact that these things are popping up all over I'd love to test them all. I really would love to test each and every one of them and really put it to the test the way somebody like me can. You know, most people probably wouldn't know how to really test this stuff, but I could definitely press it and I could find where it's strong and where it's weak. And I would love to do that. So I'm going to reach out to Esther and see if they'll send me one of these g tech pieces of hardware with their software on it. And remember, the cool thing about these is they're completely offline. You know, I don't know how they update. I don't know, you know, that whole thing, but they are something. They are this new you know, large language model research based AI tech in the EMP protected shells. Sweet, There's no doubt about it, you know what I mean. It is sweet. And I think one of the missing pieces with this technology is the personalization, you know what I mean. So meet the EESRA. Okay, meet the EESRA. So on our way out the door, as usual, we're going to look to the great. So we're gonna look to the great American transcendentalist himself, Ralph Waldo Emerson. We're gonna stay in the American vein for the most part as we usher in July. I just, you know, I just think it's so important. These guys are so important. If we are gonna talk about a new American Renaissance, then we have to understand the first American Renaissance and what it did and where it came from. And I want you to feel it. I want you to feel it the way that I feel it, and understand it the way that I understand it. So here's a bit from his essay Nature circa eighteen thirty six. In the woods we return to reason and faith. If you're a survivalist of any kind, or bushcraft practitioner, camp or whatever overland or you know this is true. In the woods we return learn to reason and faith. There I feel that nothing can befall me in life, no disgrace, no calamity, leaving me my eyes which nature cannot repair, standing on the bare ground, my head bathed by the blithe air, and uplift it into infinite space. All mean egotism vanishes. I become a transparent eyeball. I am nothing. I see all the currents of the universal being circulate through me. I am part of particle. I am part or particle of God. I mean, if you've ever felt that sort of repair of nature, that it is quintessential to the American experience and you have to understand if you're having trouble with what it is that we've created over these two hundred and fifty years, and you spend the majority of your time I'm inside, locked away in an office, locked away in a room, behind a computer screen, inside a building, far away from the wild places in the woods. I mean to appreciate what it is this great continent, and the founding documents and the minds of the people who founded the nation and those who died to protect it over the years. You simply have You can't pool out the woods in the wild places from America and have it be the same thing. And unfortunately, there are lots of people, particularly those in big cities, who are living that way. They're living a concretized life, right, And where do you see the most heinous and the most terrible footage come out of big cities. We need the tonic of the woods. That was Threau. That was his quote. So it is an inextricable part. And if you're going to do anything on July fourth, if you feel like one of these mice in the Cocaine experiment, if you will, if you're going to do anything for July fourth to really appreciate the country in two hundred and fifty years later. If you're trapped in this concretized life where you go into meetings with pressed, pressed blouse on and you know the right vocabulary in order to survive, then head to the woods in wild places. Head to the woods and wild places, and I think you'll be reminded of not just how big and beautiful our nation is and what it means to be free, but you know your place in it all, your place in it all. Red Beacon Daily News is back, folks, brought to you by Disastercoffee dot Com Caffeinate with a Purpose. 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