A lot of people got very emotional after David Wilcock’s death, and I get it. Figures like him become symbols of hope and resistance. When someone speaks openly about these topics, it makes you feel less alone but we have to look at it more clearly: the idea of an “extraterrestrial invasion” or a big UFO Disclosure is no longer fringe or underground. It has gone fully mainstream, Pentagon hearings, major media coverage, and now a big-budget Spielberg film. This isn’t counter-culture anymore. It’s the new official narrative they’re preparing for us. Wilcock said many interesting things about spiritual warfare and negative entities… but in the end, he still operated within the mainstream framework: aliens, Disclosure, ascension, he was helping push the same program. What they’re selling us as “aliens arriving” is actually a sophisticated mind control operation. Behind it all, these are not beings from another planet, they are parasitic spiritual entities using AI and advanced technology to seize control of the human soul. We need to separate the hope they’re selling… from true clarity.
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A company founded in 1867 just became one of Leopold Aschenbrenner's positions, and he added 49% more last quarter.
Babcock & Wilcox $BW. They've been building industrial boilers since the Civil War.
What changed is FastPower, their push into generation for data centres. Same equipment, new customer.
He's holding 2,027,451 shares worth $28.6 million after buying another 673,551 in the quarter.
Small position for him though. Worth keeping that in mind before getting excited.
The setup: Needham started coverage August 31 with a Buy and a $20 target, backlog is $2.6 billion, and the stock sits 66% off its May high.
Everyone's buying the chip companies. He's buying the thing that turns on the lights.