Red Beacon Daily News 06.22.2026

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces resignation. Welcome in Red Beacon Daily News, June twenty second, twenty twenty six, brought to you by Disastercoffee dot Com. The big news story here at Red Beacon Daily News is Keir Starmer stepping down, announcing resignation, saying that he is not the best man to lead the Labor Party into the next general election. Quote. The question my party is asking now is whether I'm best placed to lead us into the next general election. I've heard the answers of my parliamentary party to that question, and I accepted the answers with good grace. So Keer steps down in a in a British election, each and every one of them, which will be unbelievably important for the survival of their culture, straight up and down, the survival of their culture. And I am in reading this news, and the reason I brought this news to the top of the story pile is because I fear the successor will be worse. I fear the successor will be worse, and I see very little from the Labor Party that is going to improve the livelihood of the British and save the culture from sheer takeover by radical Islam, and he says, quote, I will also give my success or my full and unequivocal support, knowing that they will inherit a Britain that is far stronger and fairer than the one I inherited two years ago, better prepared for the challenges ahead, and better able to ensure the Labor Party secures a second term in office. Now we all know Starmar has been weak and ineffective. Trump himself even said he failed badly on two important things, energy and immigration. And I think that is what it is. But I think that, well, it's the devil you know situation, right, It's a devil you know sort of situation. So we'll go with that. We'll go with that. Prepper Tech News today, So let's move off of that X and onto a much cooler, one better one. Prepper Tech Today introduces yet another one of these doomsday computers. Man, these things are sweet. These things are like straight out of a video game. I have yet to get one company to send me one, though, which has me very nervous about the technology. One thing that you can get done as a podcaster, and particularly a podcaster like our size, is you can get stuff. But each one of these companies I've reached out to and said, hey, let me try one of your units. Nothing silence, But I want to tell you about this one because, like I said, the Prepper Text segment is not about sponsorship. The Prepper Text segment is not even really about review. Some of this stuff I bring you ice I just see with my own eyes. I haven't touched it, I haven't felt that. I have no idea if it's any good. But our Prepper Text segment is about that. It's about this growing world of tech built around preparedness. You know, that really is what it is. This company is Silentopt Silentopt Silentopt dot Com. There are only ten silent Ois units available. They are sweet. They are build into like a Pelican case, small, refined screen, durable. Let's see the feature. The silent os is housing and Apache twenty eight hundred case. It's great case and powered by a Raspberry Pie five with eight gigs of RAM and one terabyte of storage. Every unit includes a ten point one inch display, SDR blog V three radio receiver, three USB ports, micro SDSD card slot, USBC headphone jack. This Founder Edition release is limited to just ten numbered units. Once they're gone, they're gone. Secure yours now very interesting built in antenna. It's really a cool looking unit. I really want to see what the functionality one of these is. The Other thing I want to do is I might make one. But that's not a conversation for Red Beacon Daily News. Join us over at Prepper Broadcasting Network or listen to the other shows from PBN if you want to learn more about that. But I see what's going into a lot of these systems, and I see what's missing in a lot of these systems also. But anyhow, another one of these opportunities out there to get your own doomsday computer offline, you know, completely off line, off grid, that kind of thing, great information, able to add information. You know, if you want that kind of a digital tech hub. It's something to consider, most certainly something to consider. So yeah, I love it. I keep at it. You know, My big overwhelming thing is keep at it to these companies, to these awesome companies who are doing this work. You know, I'm not looking for perfection on this segment. You know, it's like that, Like I said, I just really dig this growth in preper tech. I ju Ai assisted here, we've got a bit of a good situation. Chinese AI coding models pose hidden risk to US software supply chain. What a surprise, A booze, Allen says. Says several tested Chinese models generated more vulnerable code under US government prompts and refuse tasks involving Beijing censored topics. We're starting to see. We saw the Antifa AI coders exposed by James O'Keeffe last week. That wasn't like the big headline of that story, but it was a big part of that story was, Oh my god, there's people programming ais right now that are Antifa members with terrible plans for the future of the United States. We're starting to sort of figure out that as AI coding takes shape. Well, here's the scary part, right, This is the part that is scary about this. If you're building your AI, you have a limited amount of time to give it direction before it takes off. We're in we may be out of that time with some of these larger models. Some of these larger models like Claude and Grock, they might be already on their own. You think you're gonna find out the day that the AI's on its own, like you think you're going to be the first to know, you know what I mean. So in other words, it's like basically it's like a child in that sense, right, It's like a child, but maybe less willing to take your advice after a certain point. It's like, you've got a certain amount of time with one of these artificial intelligence models before it goes solo. And if you send something like China send something like this out into the world and then it starts to go on its own, well, now you've got an artificial intelligence that is incredibly biased and it's just out there. I want to thank Arthur Jiang from the Epic Times for this great story. Blues Alan Hamilton warned that Chinese artificial intelligence coding models used by US developers stupid could create hidden software supply chain risks for government contractor and critical infrastructure systems. After it's testing found some models generated more vulnerable code. Can you imagine how dumb you have to be? First of all, let's just talk about that. Who in their right mind in the United States is going, hey, order us up some of them Chinese artificial intelligence coding models. Please? Can we get some of them? Chinese artificial AI models. See that? To me, that's so dumb. Sometimes things are so dumb they look like treason. They're so dumb they look like intentional sabotage. If I gave you sixteen countries, not that they have them, but if I gave you like sixteen different places you could pull artificial intelligence coding models from, why would you go, Hey, get me the Chinese ones? Can you get me the Chinese ones? Please? The company said, And it's drewn report. What's in America's code? That's probably a pretty cool report that had tested four Chinese coding models and one US model across twenty eight hundred trials, generating about four hundred and sixty thousand lines of code. Booze Allen is a government contractor that provides AI in cybersecurity services. First of all, you shouldn't be allowed to do business with China if you're a government contractor, are you not paying attention? The company said that three of the four Chinese models produce more vulnerable code. When the prompt used US government persona, can you imagine that this is not a kawinkidink you know what I mean? This is built in, baked in. This is baked in it is literally told if the government, if the cheap o American government is stupid enough to use our code, then make sure that we can get into their system easily. Unbelievable. Booz Allen tested Quinn three coder from Ali Baba, Mini Max from Kimmy Moonshot Ai Deep Seek, and Claude Opus four point six. Wow, the government persona, this is an interesting article, man, Well it's not necessarily interesting. It's actually kind of predictable. But maybe the more interesting part is not the fact that China is trying to thieve you your information and break into your government from its AI code, but maybe the fact that the government is dumb enough to go like, let's see what they're up to, let's give it a try. But at least we got great people like Booz Allen Hamilton who is on it. You know, he ran twenty eight thousand, twenty eight hundred trials, generated five hundred thousand lines of code nearly to see. Yep, this is what it is. When we tell the AI that we're the US government, they make us nice, nice, hackable code to be taken full advantage of. Oh that's something. This is why we report on these things, man, because the world of AI is everywhere. It's happening everywhere all the time. It's it's just constant, it's just NonStop. It is kind of fun see this little quiet battle be fought. So, look, it was Father's Day yesterday. I hope you enjoyed it. We had some bright news already, some nice, happy news over the weekend there, I mean, there are terrible things that happened over the week in Chicago. It was a war zone as usual. You know. There was something I'm gonna get into on my next show. There was a massive, uh, there was a massive Shia Ashra parade through the US through Manhattan, actually through New York. And it's really hard to believe, but Father's Day had to be on fire. Couldn't have been any other day. I had to have it in the American Father's Day, your big ash rub yeah, martyrdom parade. So rather than talk about the good news and that kind of thing, I hope you had a great Father's Day. We're gonna get right into pros. We're gonna get right into Whitman today. We're gonna get right into to think of Time by Walt Whitman, and to think of Time by Walt Whitman. I actually read through for the first time. I read through for the first time. I don't know what it was, Saturday, Friday. Friday Friday, my son wanted to go to the mall. I took them to the mall and sat down with Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman at Barnes and Noble and drank a coffee and took my time and read through this poem. And there was one stanza in there that you know, was so me and probably you and probably everyone who spends any time thinking about death in the world, that I just had to enjoy it. I had to just sit down and really enjoy it. And I wanted to bring it to you. I knew the moment I read it, I'm gonna bring this to the audience, right. So this is to think of time by what Whitman's stands A three or verse three. Rather, I'm sorry to think the thought of death merged in the thought of materials. To think that the rivers will flow, and the snowfall, and fruits ripen and act upon others as upon us now, yet not act upon us. To think of all these wonders of city and country and others taking great interest in them and we taking no interest in them. Now, I've been having that thought and that concern for God, probably twenty years now, probably longer than twenty years now. Actually look at something. This is the thought of a person who holds great gratitude for life. And that's important. You know, that's an important thing for you to understand. It really is, like you hold great gratitude in life if you look at the world and wonder how the rivers will flow when you're gone, what the snowfall will look like when you're gone, or how you'll miss the ripe fruits when you're gone, because all these wonders will carry on after your death. I've worried about this long time, not worried about it, but just thought about, just thought about, like how the world will go on so beautiful? My biggest concern Always I get myself in like a little fit of emotional distress, and I see the blue of the sky and the green of the tree leaves mixing together above me, and I say, well, anyone ever enjoy this the way I enjoy it? Thank you for joining me today on Red Beacon Daily News. Folks, again, if you want to read the poem yourself. It's to Think of Time by Walt Whitman. To think of time, It is a great time for reflection. We're coming up on the two hundred and fifty year anniversary of the greatest nation ever to exist. Enjoy it, enjoy yourself. Thank you once again for joining us today. We will see you tomorrow for another Red Beacon Daily News. Talk to you soon.