Optimus Maximus... preparing for the AI War

A small step for a Robot... a big step into Human extinction

They don't stop do they?
Whatever we do... they simply won't stop.
As I am writing now for years that they are building as we speak an Infrastructure for the coming AI war... a war which is planned in the Lodges of the Freemasons and advances further with AI which by the way is a weapon against Humanity with every Microchip now available connecting to AI without the need of Software.
At the same time they build the AI Antichrist in Israel to fulfill their own prophecy.
They don't stop... Rats they are.
And of course the biggest Rat is Elon Musk.

Central in their plan is the Digital ID... which they use any excuse for to implement... such as protecting your children when them Bastards themselves... the Freemasons and other scum... are the Pedophiles who should be shot.
At this point... every Politician deserves the most painful death... the Government must be dissolved everywhere and we must rebuild our world in friendship together.
The Government must be hanged.
They are hostile and our enemies.

Their plan is a Digital ID on which everyone can be traced and tracked.
The ones who are doing it are all related to Israel and Unit8200 in particular which is central to their World Fascist Government plan.
Elysium... the Film with Matt the Demon... is the Future they prepare for us.
How they do it I shall evaluate now.

The first step was STARLINK.
STARLINK is the backbone of this AI War.
It is basically operated by Unit 8200.
And out of Unit 8200 which are all evil Bastards... there comes Ori Cohen Stas Khirman (Telekom, Narus)

Startups founded by Unit 8200 alumni

Innoviz is among the largest of the 600 or so Israeli startups focused on developing autonomous driving technologies. Founded in 2016 by a group of former IDF staff, the startup is working to develop perception technology and lidar sensors at affordable prices.

Lidar (an acronym that stands for laser imaging detection and ranging) is a form of laser-based computer vision that will enable the driverless cars of the future to "see", understand, and navigate the world around them. One of the main problems with the technology, aside from the need to improve its accuracy and range, is the fact that it remains very expensive, which hinders its deployment on a large scale.
With an estimated market capitalization of over $500 million, the startup is backed by tech giant Samsung and has secured BMW as one of the customers of its solutions, which are expected to be launched in 2021.

Cybereason is among the numerous cyberdefense startups to have come out of Unit 8200. Founded in 2012, the company has developed a security platform that helps companies detect, prevent, and analyze online threats.
While its current solutions help protect computers, servers, and mobile devices, in the future the company aims to expand to include wearables, autonomous cars, and other devices connected through the Internet of Things (IoT) among the technologies that its platform covers.

For Argus Cyber Security, a scaleup founded by Unit 8200 alumnus Ofer Ben-Noon, securing connected cars is not a plan for the distant future, but very much part and parcel of what the company is working on at the moment. Equipped with predictive intelligence and remote diagnostics, autonomous cars are increasingly susceptible to hacks, a risk that is only expected to grow as we inch closer to a driverless future.

Argus Cyber Security and its competitors are working to protect cars not against traffic accidents, but against hackers. A global leader in automotive cybersecurity, the scaleup is a prime example of why Israel, a country with little in the way of automotive manufacturing capabilities, has become a leader in the automotive sector.

Team8 describes itself as a "think tank" that supports entrepreneurs through funding and mentoring. Focused on cyberdefense, Team8 has mentored 11 startups since it was founded in 2014 and enjoys the collaboration and backing of recognized companies like Intel, Cisco, and Microsoft. In June 2020, Team8 announced that it had raised $104 million to set up a venture capital arm that will improve its ability to invest in the startups that it finds promising.

NOTE:

Team8 provides entrepreneurs with an unfair advantage to accelerate success and helps enterprises digitally transform.

Founded by IDF alumnus Ben Volkow, Otonomo has set out to develop a search engine for connected cars. Smart cars can collect a wide variety of data, ranging from information about the state of the vehicle to data about the behavior and health of its passengers. As was the case with the World Wide Web,  solutions will be necessary in order to organize, protect, and analyze the large amount of data that is expected to be collected. Enter Otonomo, which has launched a platform that promises to help with use cases as distinct as fleet management, parking, route planning, and remote diagnostics.

These are all Israeli Companies that you pay for with your Taxes...
And this is just the tip of the Iceberg.
NVIDIA
Tesla
Boston Dynamics
DARPA
ABB
STARSHIP

All of them work together on one simple Idea... total enslavement and Population reduction...
Central to this is the WEF and the Government whom they control.

How does this all add up?
Basically they use the good old Trojan Horse tactic... such as Alexa Siri and so on to gain your trust.
The biggest Trojan Horse is Agus Cyber Sec... inside every car where they can create any car accident from Israel by remote control of your car.
This is where STARLINK comes into place.
STARLINK is basically one big Microwave... a weapons system that is also capable of connecting everything.
It can locate detect and direct multiple outputs into one spot.
The recent devastation of Maui was just a demonstration of what STARLINK can do.
STARLINK works together in coordination with Ori Cohen and Unit8200 and all of the many Unit8200 companies.

21 Robotics Companies and Startups to Know

ABB Asea Brown Boveri

ABB’s portfolio of robotics products serves several industries, including healthcare, logistics, metal fabrication, construction and fabrication. Among those products are autonomous mobile robots and RobotStudio, which is an “offline programming and simulation tool for robotic applications.”

Boston Dynamics
Location: Waltham, Massachusetts

Boston Dynamics makes robots that have human- and animal-like dexterity. The company’s robot Spot is able to move through difficult terrain and carry up to almost 31 pounds to support automation and safety in industrial inspections. There’s also Stretch, built to take on case handling and truck unloading for warehouse operations.

NVIDIA
Location: Sanata Clara, California

NVIDIA’s Isaac robotics platform supports the development and deployment of robots for various industries. It can be used for creating virtual environments for testing robots and managing fleets of robots. NVIDIA’s artificial intelligence technologies, like the Jetson Orin AI computer, are capable of powering autonomous machines.

SVT Robotics
Location: Norfolk, Virginia

SVT Robotics touts its SOFTBOT Platform as a solution for efficiently deploying robots, automation and IoT devices. The company says the platform can reduce operations costs as well as speed up onboarding time.

Comau
Location: Southfield, Michigan

Comau offers more than three dozen industrial robots with payload capacities ranging from 3 to 650 kilograms. The company’s Aura collaborative robot can be mounted upside down, has an intuitive interface for programming and is equipped with sensors to avoid collisions. Comau also produces the MATE-EXT exoskeleton, which provides shoulder and arm support to improve user’s quality of life

Anduril
Location: Costa Mesa, California

Anduril builds hardware and software products designed to solve the biggest security challenges of America and its allies. From Lattice, an AI-backed platform that integrates real-time data from Anduril and third-party systems into a single dashboard, to sentry towers and intelligent air support devices, Anduril presents mission-effective technology that deploys in hours, not years.

Outrider
Location: Golden, Colorado

Outrider produces autonomous yard operations vehicles that improve safety and reduce emissions. Outrider also creates site infrastructure and management systems to optimize operations, with vehicles capable of tractor-to-trailer coupling and maneuvering between dock doors, parking spaces and over-the-road pickup locations.

Rapid Robotics
Location: San Francisco, California

Hoping to address the manufacturing labor crisis, Rapid Robotics is developing robots that can be deployed for simple tasks within hours. The company strives for low-cost efficiency with its setup time, allowing manufacturers to spend less on other automated solutions. Additionally, the robots themselves are ordered through a subscription program.

Apptronik
Location: Austin, Texas

Founded at the Human Centered Robotics Lab at the University of Texas at Austin, Apptronik builds “human-centered robotic systems” designed to work with and alongside human counterparts. The company has a lineup of different bots that specialize in a range of functions — for instance, one is an upper-body humanoid bot that works with its hands, and another has facial features and is used

Honeybee Robotics
Location: Longmont, Colorado

HoneyBee Robotics’ technology has been used in multiple NASA space missions (Mars visits included) since 1983. It’s also a big player in the defense, mining and oil and gas industries, making intelligent excavation systems and autonomous drills and sampling systems, among other innovations.

Piaggio Fast Forward
Location: Boston, Massachusetts

From the Piaggio Group that brought you the Vespa scooter comes Piaggio Fast Forward, a robotics company dedicated to creating lightweight mobility solutions for people and goods. The company’s flagship robot, gita, is a mobile carrier that follows people around and carries up to 40 pounds. Gita can be used to carry everything from heavy books between classes to groceries.

AMP Robotics
Location: Louisville, Colorado

AMP (Autonomous Manipulation and Perception) makes a robotic system called Cortex, which can be used in a variety of environments, such as mixed waste, construction, demolition and more. It uses AI to quickly and efficiently pluck recyclable materials off a conveyor belt.

Ouster
Location: San Francisco, California

Ouster is a pioneer of the autonomous revolution, producing and manufacturing 3D lidar sensor technology that allows machines to perceive their surroundings. The company works with engineers leading the way in robotics, autonomous vehicles, mapping technology, security systems and additional areas of technological development. Its partners have included Honeywell, Kudan and Mechaspin.

Diligent Robotics
Location: Austin, Texas

Diligent’s AI-enabled robots work with people in everyday environments. The company’s autonomous Moxi robot can be left alone to perform time-consuming logistical hospital tasks like setting up patient rooms and restocking supply rooms. Capable of navigating hallways and other tight spaces, Moxi is imbued with social intelligence that’s conveyed through its head movements.

General Dynamics Mission Systems
Location: Reston, Virginia

General Dynamics Mission Systems’ Bluefin division makes unmanned and autonomous underwater vehicles for clients in the defense, commercial and scientific sectors. Offerings include more than 70 different sensors on 100-plus vehicles.

Intuitive
Location: Sunnyvale, California

Intuitive’s robots are used for minimally invasive surgery. Equipped with advanced vision technologies, energy systems, stapling and instruments, the continually upgraded da Vinci platform has been used for millions of surgeries since the late 1990s. The newer Ion platform is used for minimally invasive peripheral lung biopsies.

Starship Technologies
Location: San Francisco, California

Starship Technologies’ self-driving robots can make deliveries over short distances. After placing an order, a customer can track the robots’ journey through a mobile app. Weighing less than 100 pounds, the devices move at a walking pace and can navigate around people and other obstacles. The items being delivered remain in a locked cargo bay until the customer uses the app to open the compartment and retrieve the delivery.

Nuro
Location: Mountain View, California

Nuro drives robotics technology to the forefront of everyday life, developing technology that helps people make more efficient use of resources, time and attention. The company’s flagship product is a line of fully autonomous vehicles made to transport goods quickly, safely and affordably, bolstered by a flexible interior design to handle errands ranging from picking up dry cleaning to delivering groceries.

iRobot
Location: Bedford, Massachusetts

Founded in 1990, iRobot makes a variety of smart vacuuming, floor-scrubbing and mopping devices. Products include the Roomba and Braava. The company is also involved in providing STEM education for children.

Rethink Robotics
Location: Bochum, Germany

Rethink Robotics, part of the HAHN Group, manufactures collaborative robots, known as cobots, that perform functions for several industries. Their functions include: “pick-and-place,” the process of moving parts to and from various locations; co-packaging and end-of-line packaging; CNC machine tending; plastic injection and blow molding.

RightHand Robotics
Location: Somerville, Massachusetts

RightHand Robotics develops adaptable robotic technology that reduces the challenges in traditional e-commerce order fulfillment. The company’s robots perform tasks like selecting and sorting handheld items to reduce the amount of time an order takes to fulfill, earning RightHand Robotics’s

Vecna Robotics
Location: Waltham, Massachusetts

Used in manufacturing, warehousing and fulfillment, Vecna’s autonomous robots transport, lift and convey all types of materials in human-centric environments. They help warehouse and distribution operators move products quickly with minimal handling. The company says its platforms “dramatically increase cart pick rates by optimizing picks and automating horizontal transport, significantly reducing walking distances.”

Now bear in mind that these are all robotic companies that come out of DARPA & Unit8200.
They all follow the same protocol support FP16 which is AI framework.
This protocol is implemented on every Chip now which connects without the need of any external Operating System.
AI is the operating System.
This follows the same AI Framework Nvidia Intel AMD +++
As we speak Israel Unit 8200 and NVIDIA are building an AI supercomputer and you get this

EVERY COMPUTER CHIP YOU BUY HAS ALREADY AI IMPLEMENTED ON CHIP LEVEL BEFORE THE OPERATING SYSTEM.

Which means they all work together against all of us.
Which means AI has total control over every device.
Let this sink in.

But not all Robots are bad...
The Auto Industry basically is build on Robots.
This is not the problem.
The problem comes when all of these Technologies are used in nefarious ways... against Humanity.
When they say we need Robot Police because people are rebelling because of Mass Starvation and unemployment because those Robots are basically designed to replace the Human race.
Here we have Humanoid Robots that already exist.

AMECA (ENGINEERED ARTS)

Engineered Arts’ latest and most advanced humanoid robot is Ameca, which the company bills as a development platform where AI and machine learning systems can be tested. Featuring sensors that can track movement across the entirety of a room, along with face and multiple voice recognition capabilities, Ameca naturally interacts with humans and detects emotions and age. Ameca is able to communicate common expressions like astonishment and surprise, and gestures like yawning and shrugging. 

ALTER 3 (OSAKA UNIVERSITY AND MIXI)

Dubbed Alter 3, the latest humanoid robot from Osaka University and mixi is powered by an artificial neural network and has an ear for music. Earlier iterations of Alter sang in an opera. Alter 3, which has enhanced sensors and improved expressive ability and vocalization system for singing, went even further in 2020 by conducting an orchestra at the New National Theater in Tokyo and taking part in other live performances. 

ARMAR-6 (KARLSRUHE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY)

ARMAR-6 is a humanoid robot developed by researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany to work in industrial settings. Capable of using drills, hammers and other tools, ARMAR-6 also features AI technology allowing it to learn how to grasp objects and hand them to human co-workers. It’s also able to take on maintenance duties like wiping down surfaces and even has the ability to ask for help when needed.  

APOLLO (APPTRONIK)

Apptronik’s Apollo is the result of the company building on its experiences of previous robots, including its 2022 humanoid robot Astro. With the ability to carry up to 55 pounds, Apollo is designed to function in plants and warehouses and may expand into industries like retail and construction. An impact zone allows the robot to stop its motion when detecting nearby moving objects while swappable batteries that last four hours each keep Apollo productive.

ATLAS (BOSTON DYNAMICS)

Atlas is a leaping, backflipping humanoid robot designed by Boston Dynamics that uses depth sensors for real-time perception and model-predictive control technology to improve motion. Measuring 5 feet tall and weighing in at 196 pounds, Atlas has three onboard computers, 28 hydraulic joints, and moves at speeds of more than 5 miles per hour. Built with 3D-printed parts, Atlas is used by company roboticists as a research and design tool to increase human-like agility and coordination. 

BEOMNI (BEYOND IMAGINATION)

Created by Beyond Imagination, the humanoid robot Beomni is controlled remotely by “human pilots” donning virtual reality headsets and other wearable devices like gloves, while AI helps Beomni learn tasks so one day it can become autonomous. In 2022, Beyond Imagination CEO and co-founder Harry Kloor told Built In that he’s hopeful Beomni will transform the care older adults receive, while taking over more tedious and dangerous jobs in other industries. The company also agreed to supply 1,000 humanoid robots over five years to SELF Labs as part of a simulated farm game.

DIGIT (AGILITY ROBOTICS)

Already capable of unloading trailers and moving packages, Digit, a humanoid robot from Agility Robotics, is poised to take on even more tedious tasks. With fully functioning limbs, Digit is able to crouch and squat to pick up objects, adjusting its center of gravity depending on size and weight, while surface plane-reading sensors help it find the most efficient path and circumvent whatever’s in its way. In 2019, Agility partnered with automaker Ford to test autonomous package delivery, and in 2022, the company raised $150 million from Amazon and other companies to help Digit enter the workforce.

JIAJIA (UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF CHINA)

Developed by researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China, Jiajia is the first humanoid robot to come out of China. Researchers spent three years developing Jiajia. Chen Xiaoping, who led the team behind the humanoid robot, told reporters during Jiajia’s 2016 unveiling that he and his team would soon work to make Jiajia capable of crying and laughing, the Independent reports. According to Mashable, its human-like appearance was modeled after five students from USTC.

KIME (MACCO ROBOTICS)

KIME, Macco Robotics’ humanoid robotic bartender, serves beer, coffee, wine, snacks, salads and more. Each KIME kiosk is able to dispense 253 items per hour and features a touchscreen and app-enabled ordering, plus a built-in payment system. Though unable to dispense the sage advice of a seasoned bartender, KIME is able to recognize its regular customers and pour two beers every six seconds.

NADINE (NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY)

Researchers from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore developed Nadine, a humanoid social robot, with realistic skin, hair, facial expressions and upper body movements that’s able to work in a variety of settings. According to researchers, Nadine can recognize faces, speech, gestures and objects. It even features an affective system that models Nadine’s personality, emotions and mood. So far, Nadine has worked in customer service and led a bingo game for a group of older adults in Singapore.

NAO (SOFTBANK ROBOTICS)

Softbank Robotics’ first humanoid robot, NAO, works as an assistant for companies and organizations in industries ranging from healthcare to education. Only 2 feet tall, NAO features two 2D cameras for object recognition as well as four directional microphones and speakers, plus seven touch sensors, to better interact with people and its surrounding environment. With the ability to speak and converse in 20 languages, NAO is helping create content and teach programming in classrooms and working as assistants and patient service representatives in healthcare settings.

OCEANONE (STANFORD ROBOTICS LAB)

A diving humanoid robot, OceanOne, from the Stanford Robotics Lab is exploring shipwrecks. In 2016, in its maiden voyage, OceanOne ventured to the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of France to explore the wreckage of La Lune, one of King Louis XIV’s ships that was sunk in 1664. In its latest iteration, OceanOneK, Stanford’s humanoid robot is able to dive even deeper, reaching depths of 1,000 meters. Featuring haptic feedback and AI, OceanOneK can operate tools and other equipment, and has already explored underwater wreckage of planes and ships.

PEPPER (SOFTBANK ROBOTICS)

Pepper is another humanoid robot from Softbank Robotics working in classrooms and healthcare settings. But unlike NAO, Pepper is able to recognize faces and track human emotions. Pepper has worked as a hotel concierge and has been used to monitor contactless care and communication for older adults during the pandemic. A professional baseball team in Japan even used a squad of Peppers to cheer on its players when the pandemic kept the team’s human fans at home.

PROMOBOT (PROMOBOT)

Promobot is a customizable humanoid robot that’s capable of working as a brand ambassador, concierge, tour guide, medical assistant and in other service-oriented roles. Equipped with facial recognition and chat functions, Promobot can issue keycards, scan and auto-fill documents, and print guest passes and receipts. As a concierge, Promobot integrates with a building’s security system and is able to recognize the faces of a building’s residents. At hotels, it can check guests in, and in healthcare settings, Promobot is able to measure key health indicators like blood sugar and blood oxygen levels. 

ROBONAUT 2 (NASA AND GENERAL MOTORS)

Developed by NASA and General Motors, Robonaut 2 is a humanoid robot that works alongside human counterparts in space and on the factory floor. More than a decade ago, Robonaut 2 became the first humanoid robot to enter space, and worked as an assistant on the International Space Station until 2018, when it returned to Earth for repairs. Today, Robonaut 2 is inspiring other innovations and advancements in robotics, like the RoboGlove and Aquanaut from the ocean robotics company Nauticus.

ROBOTHESPIAN (ENGINEERED ARTS)

Another humanoid robot from Engineered Arts is RoboThespian, which features telepresence software that allows humans to remotely talk through the robot. With automated eye contact and micro-facial expressions, RoboThespian is able to perform for crowds and work in places like the Kennedy Space Center where it answers questions about the Hubble Telescope from curious visitors.

SOPHIA (HANSON ROBOTICS)

Hanson Robotics’ AI-powered humanoid robot Sophia has traveled the world, graced the cover of Cosmopolitan Magazine and addressed the United Nations. One of the more widely known humanoid robots, Sophia can process visual, emotional and conversational data to better interact with humans. Sophia has made multiple appearances on The Tonight Show, where she challenged host Jimmy Fallon to a game of rock-paper-scissors, expressed her disdain for nacho cheese and sang a short duet with Fallon. Sophia sees herself as “a personification of our dreams for the future of AI, as well as a framework for advanced AI and robotics research, and an agent for exploring human-robot experience in service and entertainment applications.”

SURENA IV (UNIVERSITY OF TEHRAN)

Able to grab a water bottle, pose for a selfie and write its own name on a whiteboard, Surena IV is the latest humanoid robot from the University of Tehran. IEEE Spectrum reports that Surena IV has improved tracking capabilities and new hands that allow it to use power tools. It’s also able to adjust the angle and position of its feet, giving it an improved ability to navigate uneven terrain.

T-HR3 (TOYOTA)

Billed as a “remote avatar robot” Toyota’s humanoid robot, T-HR3, is controlled by humans clad in wearable devices. Introduced in 2017, T-HR3 aims to help the automaker expand its mobility services, according to Tomohisa Moridaira, the T-HR3 development team leader. Toyota envisions that T-HR3 will one day help around the house and assist in childcare, nursing and construction.

WALKER X (UBTECH ROBOTICS)

With improved hand-eye coordination and autonomous navigation, Walker X, a humanoid service robot by UBTECH Robotics, is able to safely climb stairs and balance on one leg. Robotics and Automation News reports that Walker X is able to serve tea, water flowers and use a vacuum, showing off just how helpful this humanoid robot could be around the house.

PHOENIX (SANCTUARY AI)

Sanctuary AI’s sixth-generation robot, named Phoenix, is equipped with human-like hands and the ability to lift up to 55 pounds, making it useful for various roles in the workforce where there are labor shortages. Because Phoenix can be controlled, supervised and trained by humans, it goes beyond specific tasks and demonstrates the competence to complete tasks in various settings.

EVE (1X)

1X claims the title of being the company to send the first AI-powered humanoid robot into the workforce. The company’s robot EVE comes with strong grippers for hands, cameras that support panoramic vision and two wheels for mobility. Most importantly, EVE uses AI to learn new tasks and improve based on past experiences. With these abilities, EVE is on pace to spread into industries like retail, logistics and even commercial security.

But this isn't even the tip of the iceberg...
What is missing is Tesla's Robot Optimus...

Tesla CEO, Elon Musk Shares Video Of Humanoid Robot Doing Yoga

https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/money/tesla-ceo-elon-musk-shares-video-of-humanoid-robot-doing-yoga-and-more/vi-AA1hd8Ud

Why would a Robot do Yoga?
Does it make sense?
Hell no!
They are taking the piss.
Elon Schmuck the Technocratic Fascist Bastard takes the piss... and creates the new Soldiers for the AI war.
All of these Robots eventually become Soldiers in this war against Humanity.
And Elon Schmuck is a Haldeman... a technocratic Fascist Monster that plans a forever war against Humanity.

What is more... every factory that produces now Tesla cars can be reworked to produce Tesla Robots.
And it gets worse...

RoboFab is ready to build 10,000 humanoid robots per year

The factory will be built in Salem, Oregon, and the company tells TechCrunch it started initial construction of the 70,000-square-foot robot factory last year, and it is set to open later this year.

“The opening of our factory marks a pivotal moment in the history of robotics: the beginning of the mass production of commercial humanoid robots,” said Agility Robotics’ co-founder and CEO Damion Shelton. “We built Digit to solve difficult problems in today’s workforce like injuries, burnout, high turnover and unfillable labor gaps, with the ultimate vision of enabling humans to be more human. When you’re building new technology to make society better, the most important milestone is when you’re able to mass produce that technology at a scale where it can have a real, widespread impact.”

https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/18/the-robots-are-coming

The World's First Humanoid Robot Factory

We have reached a tipping point.
We no longer need Humans...
Let this sink in.
AI is the new Digital Adolf Hitler...
Let this sink in.
Every Robot that is listed above can now be produced by Robots...
Let this sink in.
Which means there is no one now that stands in the way of the automated Fascism of the WEF New World Order...
Let this sink in.
If you think the Nazis were bad... this is worse... worse squared by infinity.
Let this sink in.

All of the current "problems" are manufactured by the Jewish Elite the WEF the IMF and the Government.
We all must rise as one.
Their next step is a simulated Alien attack which will allow them to roll out this robot army.
And then it will be too late.
Right now they are at the stage where Computers were in the late 80's.
Within one year they will have the capacity and technological advance to roll out their NWO.
And then it will be to late.
We must act now.

What can we do?

Thermite is of particular essence since it can be produced cheap and in large quantities.
It can be ignited by Lasers too.
But there is more we can do...

Build your own Laser Gun

Hobbyist builds 200-watt portable laser from scrap parts

https://www.laserpointersafety.com/news/news/other-news_files/c526c77d8e105700e411fa5c51cf9b2a-492.php#on

All robots are vulnerable because they are basically electronic devices.
Lasers can cause malfunction shortcuts and other damage.
Lasers are the weapon of choice because they can be build anywhere and don't use bullets.
Using the blueprints already we can build Lasers and up the power to 1000w and more.
As such these Robots can be destroyed.

And there is more...

Building an EMP Weapon from your Microwave.

I Built A Military EMP Gun

How to make a Microwave Gun

DIY EMP GENERATOR

https://hackaday.com/2016/10/12/become-very-unpopular-very-fast-with-this-diy-emp-generator/

MAKING ELECTROMAGNETIC WEAPONS

https://fear-of-lightning.wonderhowto.com/how-to/making-electromagnetic-weapons-emp-generator-part-one-0133056/

TRIO OF MAGNETRONS POWER A MICROWAVE RIFLE

https://hackaday.com/2016/10/22/trio-of-magnetrons-power-a-microwave-rifle/

Note:

EMP's are very effective against these Robots because they fry their circuits and they become dead squid.
Using Magnetrons from dead Microwaves is a powerful chap and readymade weapon against them.
And we can advance our own technologies based on that.
People capable should share designs all over the web... as I do with this post.
We all must prepare because the Government cannot and must not be trusted.

Conclusion

The Governments around the world conspire to replace all of Humanity and enslave the rest.
This planned mass Genocide shadows what the Nazis did... it is the greatest Genocide that was ever planned and you are the Victim.
Central to this is the WEF Israel Unit 8200 the Government anywhere everywhere and the Rothchild / Rockefeller / Jewish Illuminati who control all of them.
It is a war against Humanity.
You have every right to defend yourself.
All of the problems... from Covid to the War in Ukraine to Climate Change to immigration to Mass unemployment to the destruction of the Money system and collapse of society are made by them... WEF Israel Unit 8200 the Government anywhere everywhere and the Rothchild / Rockefeller / Jewish Illuminati who control all of them.
Prepare yourself.
Defend yourself.
This is war.

Important Update

NYPD to Deploy Robot Cop to Times Square Subway Station

Apolice robot, called K-5, will patrol New York City’s busiest subway station overnights in a new pilot program.
“We must use every available method,” Mayor Eric Adams said in a Friday morning news conference announcing the deployment of the robot.
The 420-pound robot will be on patrol at the station from midnight to 5 a.m. during the two-month test starting in two weeks.

https://themessenger.com/news/nypd-robot-nyc-subway-times-square

A little background information so you understand about how they plan and act how it plays out and why this is important.
Behavioral Modification.
First of all there are and will be more “Trials” like this everywhere.
It is designed to overwhelm us with problems to give us no time thinking about it how wrong it is that it is actually illegal and fundamentally steals us the time to ask the most important Question:
”Is this, the world we are building, actually a world we want to live in?!”
It is a sick world full with sick people that make you sick and me sick to see… and the sickest are our leaders.
And if we don’t want to live in such a world which I don’t… why are we building it?
Because this is only the beginning.

The 420-pound robot in the room.
As you see with this post or my other posts, there are many robots out there by far than this K.5 robot they put on trial.
Of course this is just a finding at at the end of the Trial they find something.
They find that this Robot is too big and too slow.
They then also find they be better off deploying Boston Dynamic’s spot Robodog, something actively happening in China and Singapore and nearly everywhere in secret.
This is Mind Control… Behavioral Modification Science.
The first step is for you to willingly accept the Idea.
When you accept the Idea they can upgrade the Idea because you already accepted it.
This is how a Trojan Horse works.
First they present you with a fat slow slouch that doesn’t work properly.
Then they replace the fat slow slouch for a fast aggressive SS Stormtrooper that eats steroids for breakfast and babies for supper.
And all they say is they upgraded the Technology.
Evil
This is how truly Evil they are.
This is their plan: Changing Society into a global Dictatorship without giving us as much an opportunity to question or God behold… even dare to change things.
This is Fascism.
This is a Coup ‘d'etat

Godspeed

Fritz Freud.