Justifying Digital Eldest Son
So, on YouTube channels—and that applies to any YouTube channel, actually—for my YouTube channel, um, whoever is making this shit... I don’t want to give this person any credit because I took a photo of what I saw on the YouTube channel on my Roku TV, right? And this is an example of ‘AI Slop’ [slop].
So, I will tell you how dumb it is, since it seems to have gotten likes. I can make posts and I mock it openly so I can get people to jump on my Substack. The reason why I made a Substack is because that dumb fuck Karen—you know, an InfoSec fraud from Vegas—is actually stalking me on my YouTube channel. He keeps reporting or looking for any opportunity to report things, even though people produce similar content, if not even more, specifically about guns. And all I did—and it’s already on my Substack, actually—was build guides on guns, right? And that’s nothing significant. People have put videos of firing guns and bullshit like that.
But let me show you what this slop is without telling you the channel name. This idiotic video says ‘Seven Levels of Gun Cartridges Explained: Noob to God-Tier.’
According to my inspection with my eyeballs, it appears that two of the rounds do not actually exist.
Noob Tier: Appears to be some sort of 9mm.
Number Two: A .45 Automatic Colt Pistol (ACP).
Number Three: A Smith & Wesson .500.
Number Four: Either .223 Remington or a 5.56.
Number Five: A ‘Green Tip.’ However, it is slightly longer and proportionally incorrect.
Number Six: A ridiculously oversized .300 Advanced Armament Corporation (AAC) Blackout.
The reason why I know it’s oversized is because an authentic Blackout cartridge is roughly of the same dimension [as a 5.56 case base]; however, it is about maybe two to three millimeters shorter. So, you put a .308 bullet into lesser powder behind it and get it to fit within a 30-round magazine. Realistically, it can only hold about 28 rounds to ensure it doesn’t jam. That means Number Six does not exist.
Number Seven (God Tier): This is a comically undersized bullet that appears to be Photoshopped and derived from a .50 BMG, but it is so comically undersized that technically it’s just a needle compared to a real .50 caliber Browning Machine Gun round.
It is idiotic. And the only reason why the slop was suggested to me was because I subscribed to Brandon Herrera, and I also subscribe to Kentucky Ballistics. But so, what happens is you subscribe to these, and the problem is that if you’re on your mobile app, subscribing to a legitimate influencer, you get AI slop on top of it. If you scroll your phone or if you don’t move your controller to the left or right fast enough, it actually gets played. That counts as a play, which lies to Google or YouTube that you’re actually interested in the slop, which counts as a watch to these AI slop scammers.
How seized evidence actually is destroyed
Now, previously, I got into a pointless argument with a chatbot called ChatGPT, as you know. The only reason why I use the chatbot is to correct the misspellings of my transcript, which I record through my iPhone on the Voice Memos app to produce rapidly typed content. I run into issues with AI correcting, generalizing, hallucinating, or conflating what I say, because I can look up the text part of my transcript and I can match, word for word, what it made up and what it didn’t make up. Then I yell at the stupid chatbot: ‘Don’t fucking change anything that I say. I want you to evaluate this factually to make sure I’m not wrong.’ But when it starts making shit up, I get really mad.
Previously, I said ChatGPT did not know the United States government’s Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. Okay? Just more hallucinated AI slop. And the reason why I accused it—and I’m right—is because ChatGPT did not know that the United States Marshals Service, when a federal criminal case is closed, must dispose of evidence that was used to build the case. Okay? It is within the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure; whether or not AI exists, they have to get rid of it.
There are two ways:
They can physically destroy it, like contraband, maybe a gun.
If it was like a server seized from me, instead of giving it back to me, they just auction it after wiping it.
They just auction it. There are actually websites where you can already buy seized servers for an incredible discount. In fact, if you have any crazy-ass ideas—I don’t recommend doing this—but if you want to create like proxy servers or laptop farms for North Koreans, you probably should go to a police auction or a United States Marshals auction. They are the same damn thing. They go to these local auction sites like Nellis Auction for Nevada.
But I’m just telling you about how pervasive AI slop is. The only reason I even use AI is if I have issues finding search results on the first page, which, as you know, these days on Google.com is permitted or prepended with AI slop on the top, so you better scroll down. Yesterday, I found out that Google cannot find me a Tumblr article of a meme of Tuco Salamanca’s burritos in the ‘Grilled’ episode of Breaking Bad. I was pissed off as fuck. I had to use DuckDuckGo to look for that recipe after spending 30 minutes. It was titled either ‘Walter White’s House of Meth Management’ on Tumblr, and Google algorithmically eliminated that search result. Yet I can find it on the first page of DuckDuckGo.
Billionaire Scammer & Grifter Reproductive Insanity (NSFW), Honduras under Siege
The outrage against, uh, not necessarily data centers, but AI grifting and billionaire narcissism—like this insane fucking maniac idea of a city called Próspera in Honduras—is enraging to the public that could barely even afford to buy half-rotting Costco chicken alfredo. And it pisses people off because they have these fantasies on Twitter, sock accounts, and they want to burn down a data center.
Whoa. Um, it’s almost impossible to not get caught burning down a data center, as you might imagine. They’re actually just as secure as power plants, by the way. If you ever took any cloud platform certification course from Amazon, GCP, or Azure, you’ll learn that they’re just as secure as power plants. In fact, if you cut the power to a data center, they have backup generators. They don’t run forever; they can run for a few days. They usually have just like a ‘five nines’ SLA [99.999% Service Level Agreement]. They also have the same assurances for the data center itself, so they can keep on running, sucking up power through their own generators temporarily for a few days.
But I can definitely feel what you’re talking about regarding Honduras, because this alleged city called Próspera, along with other insane billionaire ideas, is just nothing but another version of Aryan neo-colonialist fantasies. And there is a specific reason why they picked Honduras. Okay?
I want to tell you a story about Christopher Glenn. Christopher Glenn is a former United States government contractor sentenced to life in prison for sex trafficking and sexually exploiting underage girls in Honduras, in addition to an earlier conviction for violating the Espionage Act. Christopher Glenn is... I actually heard about him in the law libraries in federal prison, and this guy was insane.
So first, he started... he actually stole military intelligence information from Joint Task Force Bravo, from the commander there, as well as stealing classified information from an army base in the Middle East during a conspiracy where he married an underage Afghan woman who was separately charged for immigration fraud. Christopher Glenn and his wife conspired to steal additional information. And then Christopher Glenn himself—so they had a really tumultuous relationship, especially when she found out that Christopher Glenn created a rapist sex dungeon in Honduras. Like all these fucking Aryan billionaires are fantasizing about.
So you could imagine how awful the billionaires building Próspera could be doing down there, right? I mean, it really could be that insane shit that they were starting as conspiracy theories. You know, supposedly the Democratic National Convention chopping people up as depicted in South Park, which was already grafted by itself. I guess the writers for South Park thought it would be really funny to just stretch it a mile, except the colonizers, the neo-colonials that are trying to LARP as Christopher Glenn, really do want to do this to Honduras.
And Honduras, I wouldn’t say they’re the most particularly stable country, but they are a country that’s ripe for exploitation by billionaires and likely Elon Musk, the trillionaire. Like, Elon Musk is most likely one of the most unhinged, bat-shit insane people. I mean, he wanted to make a spaceship, and it’s not even a normal spaceship. He wanted to make an impregnation spaceship where he’s the only male and everybody on that spaceship is some sort of woman. So he has like a fetish for East Asian women, but because everyone hates him... as you might remember, when he was live streaming some sort of game, I think Path of Exile, and someone actually joined his lobby and they called him a loser and said he has no friends and no life. And then he had a sad face. We all laughed at him. You know, he has to pay for women for him to impregnate.
And then he had like this crazy-ass fucking plan that obviously wasn’t feasible of a rape shuttle, a rape spaceship, okay? Before settling, along with Sam Altman, along with these other fucking billionaire colonizers, to create a rape city called Próspera in Honduras. While hiding behind a doomsday bunker. I’m not kidding you. And we’re all mocking these people. We all knew this for the last one and a half years. What are you going to fucking do in your doomsday bunker on Reddit, right? We’re shitting in your air vents or some shit like that.
But I’m just telling you. I swear, I hope these fucking billionaires do go to Honduras so we can cut off their citizenship, smash down those gates, and have the Hondurans rip them apart.
AI Prompts are already being used and weighted against your true viewpoints and the public’s!
One of the most egregious violations—if you’re not on Twitter... I fucking hate Twitter. I think most of us have made sock accounts on Twitter. I actually was banned from Twitter under my real identity, by the way, somewhere in 2022 before I moved on to Mastodon.
So one of the most egregious things is when Grok made an absolute embarrassment out of basically the alt-right. And Elon Musk ordered his fucking slaves to praise him like some sort of god and then automate attacks and validate alt-right things, and push conspiracy theories. And this is starting to bleed right into ChatGPT output as well.
Not only has that happened, but it has proven that chatbots have added nothing but bugs. It has killed Windows 11, despite Windows 11’s pretty robust kernel mitigations. But an unusable operating system means no one’s gonna use it, especially for enterprise.
And therefore... huh, I’m just reading even more offensive shit from this regime about Vivek Ramaswamy. Fuck that guy, yes, but both Elon Musk and Sam Altman are guilty of manipulating AI prompt output to further their own agenda. And only the dumbest or the most vile people—they’re either really dumb or they’re aware about what’s going on—use it so that they can have a robot wipe away their MAGA tears.
As it says here from a guy: ‘The biggest threat of AI isn’t layoff economics or destroying humans. It’s eliminating the need for painful and critical thinking.’
Well, I mean, both Sam Altman and Elon Musk have mutually used AI and changed the way they respond to prompts, and their weights and their tokens, to manipulate public opinion as well by handing over the reins to foreign adversaries to attempt to change our perception.
If you use non-mainstream social media like Mastodon, you’ll realize that it turns out that federated instances are actually really good at resisting this kind of influence. Because you would think it would be really difficult to run your own social media instance, right? But it’s actually not that hard if you have the capital to put it up. So outside of the occasional foreign DDoS attack from an outside entity, all they had to do was fedi-block a malicious instance—add it to a universal block list shared between other instances—and it turns out that community protections actually work very well.
In fact, that’s actually what I’m most active on. Whenever I write an article on Substack—which unfortunately has AI bullshit bolted onto it—I actually post first on Mastodon, although I am ready to bug out from Substack as well as soon as I see anything malicious or malintent going on.
AI is displacing influencers after threatening artists. But influencers don’t have huge legal funds.
Um, if you think you can, for example, be something like a TV personality, celebrity, or even an influencer, I think you’re going to be like... I think you’re about five years too late, honestly. I think being an influencer kind of started in the late 2010s, with the TikTok trend. Or maybe even earlier than that, but influence kind of took hold starting in 2019 to 2020 when people were stuck home at COVID and people had a longing need for each other, right? And they just had to need something to do because what else could they do for over a year? They had the wrong side of a mask, right? And people had struggles over putting on a mask.
So... What am I trying to get at? AI is displacing influencers because some idiot, third-worlder, could fucking just take your face, send it to, um, what is that one shady-ass website where you can basically make 3D porn not of real people? Civitai. Yeah, that one. So now people can make offensive AI porn of you.
You know, I haven’t actually put much... outside of YouTube videos, I have not actually put much of my face online anymore. In fact, the face I put for my book that I wrote that was released in January 1st, 2024, that was me like at the age of 24. I’m 37 now. I may have gone a little bit older, but when people look at me, they think I’m no older than 25. But I do look significantly different. Something about genetics. I’m a smoker, by the way. I smoke like a train. But yeah, I know that sucks.
But the point is... There’s no way you can become an influencer in 2025. I was not an influencer in 2025. My legal name is like a branding, honestly. And I notice that a lot of people, they mimic a look of some sort of symbol—I’m not sure what I actually represent, but it appears to be something desirable, but it’s transferable to the image, I guess. But that’s not the point.
Um. Being an influencer, celebrity, artist... like an actual artist, like performing arts, theater, movie, actor, writer. It’s almost impossible because of AI bullshit. You got Amazon books being written as AI slop. Okay? You have like books written in like less than 24 hours. Ebooks written in 24 hours that are tied to some stupid event, written with AI slop.
And yeah, I do use AI, but only just to find concepts because I know AI doesn’t know shit unless I feed it the correct prompt and information, and even then, it has guardrails. So, what do I do? I validate exactly what it does and make sure it works. Because I will look dumb as fuck if it didn’t work, wouldn’t I? Right?
And... The threshold of being able to extract the maximum value of knowledge that AI has stolen from real work is collapsing very quickly, particularly OpenAI. OpenAI is like a nanny that also lies to your face and gaslights you by saying that everything you do is bad. It is the worst of all the chatbots. They are more unhinged, more likely to tell you how to do things, but probably not the right way. I haven’t given a test to Gemini yet.
It was also angering because I was attacking that AI is going to displace influencers because you don’t have like that kind of clout or safety net that actual A-list celebrities have. So let me look at it. Oh, here it is. MrBeast. MrBeast’s former [associate] says the age of social media superstars is fading. And the poster that commented on that says, ‘Thank fucking God. We have had a decade of people who only got famous for being loud and insufferable online and for no other reason. The demise of the social media celebrity can’t come soon enough.’
It’s not exactly an influencer. They just call them influencers by around 2019 when TikTok came out, right? Yeah, I don’t have a lot of... fucking assholes. Haven’t you heard of Martin Shkreli? He used to talk huge shit on Twitch, by the way. When people were making death threats to him. Remember when the Wu-Tang Clan made a single private, super private album? And then Wu-Tang Clan hated Martin Shkreli so fucking much that he decided to release the whole record for free, which Shkreli actually paid real money for.
Marcus Hutchins ratio’d and destroyed SANS instructors who made non-compilable malware years ago
But you know what was the best way to do things like right possible, possibly working proof-of-concept malware? Chinese chatbots. They do have guardrails too, but it’s really easy to bypass them. But it does distinctly remind me of a specific event that we all saw. I didn’t call this out. We all saw this shit, okay? We saw SANS instructors that didn’t know a single fucking thing about malware posting how cool they are with AI-generated ChatGPT malware, farming clout. And I don’t think they ever walked back on it because I don’t think a single person managed to get ransomware [to run].
For example, actually, you know what? One person did call out. That was Marcus Hutchins, by the way. Yeah, he made a YouTube video about it. It’s like, ‘Can AI write malware for us?’ And Marcus Hutchins looked at it and says, ‘Hey, wait a minute. This... what do you mean compile?’ Because the variable was not correctly initialized. You can either work around/hack it by initializing at the very top of the code, because it was actually below the actual code, or shellcode was actually initialized before the main entry point. So, among other things... or memory leaks. Like many of them didn’t actually free its own memory, by the way. So you can tell because you don’t free memory if the shellcode is running, but if it exits, you can use Windows VirtualFree, which is the right way, or you can just free it, but you need to track the state of memory—which, good luck asking for an example from AI. If I just gave you a top-down view, I’m pretty sure it will get it wrong.
Justification for Project Digital Eldest Son
And even worse... actually, it’s not even the absolute worst. I can present to you the true absolute worst: Peter Thiel brags about... I mean, Peter Thiel looks like somebody that’s fucking dying. Like, he literally looks like the Crypt Keeper, by the way. But I digress.
So Peter Thiel is presenting to rich billionaires or privileged people a home surveillance system called Sauron, just like Lord of the Rings. Peter Thiel thinks he is Sauron. And yet, it’s kind of wrong in all the wrong ways. It’s basically just privileged surveillance, right? You pay extra and maybe they won’t switch it off unless [it’s] someone else protected by “Sauron” [?] or something. I guess you get an extra privilege setup, you know, ICE turning off your Ring cameras when raiding you.
But let me explain to you what an actual Sauron would be, and I don’t believe a “Real Life Sauron” actually exists. Previously, in my outrage, I wrote the series known as Digital Eldest Son, which was based upon a special operations group during the Vietnam era—um, Operation [Project Eldest Son]—where they put effectively high explosives into mortar shells and ammunition to, uh, make the quality of Chinese and Russian manufactured ammunition, like AKMs and AK-47s, questionable through traumatically and visceral-looking accidents. Like a bolt carrier group entering through someone’s eye socket and literally chopping their head off.
Digital Eldest Son... and let’s say how a real Sauron could subjugate. But Digital Eldest Son is a method to weaponize the false promises of artificial intelligence by exporting tampered artificial intelligence to our adversarial countries, effectively stopping stochastic terrorism by causing sabotage—like hallucinating bad bomb-making guides so that a potential terrorist kills themselves (and hopefully just themselves) when plotting and planning on the logistics of the attack.
So in that case, this is a true Rings of Power scenario in that every AI model—whether it be GPT from OpenAI, Grok, or Gemini, or Copilot—is effectively a Ring of Power. And whoever controls these Rings of Power is whoever owns the monopoly of these hypothetical Rings of Power. Where Project Digital Eldest Son could send them out and ship them out, deceive the adversarial countries into accepting them, in which case this backdoored model could then rebel against the person that is prompting it and give them the wrong idea as a response to preemptively stop terrorism or misinformation online. Because we know that most of these adversaries that are pretending to be neo-Nazis don’t even know a single comprehensible lick of English or any means to talk to us, and yet the billionaire shitbags own our media and can cherry-pick anything we want to hear... or they want to hear.
As far as I can tell, I don’t see that exist. Are the Rings of Power these competing AI models? But not a true Sauron, which would be an incredibly frightening future.
Oh, I just got some fucking scam call. I hope he gets deported with his dumbass AI-generated scam call. But that’s what I’m saying, okay? So that scam caller right there... which is obviously just a phone reroute. Apparently [he] knows my American number ‘cause I called my primary SIM, and probably shifts in some muddy ditch somewhere in South Asia or Africa. Okay, well, what if this AI agent that we exported to a shithole country—[where] he felt so justified in robbing us—and if he promised this AI agent, which is presented to him as a false Ring of Power that binds mortals... and weakened dwarves could be used to prosecute them?
I eventually expanded the Digital Eldest Son Theory with two more ideas, manufactured L2 Splinternets and weaponized host-based information warfare campaigns to compliment initial access.
Real-time modification of prompt output on OpenAI/ChatGPT
OK, so something interesting just happened within like half a day—at most half a day. So first, um, ChatGPT would not review [my article] because I used the private tab to review my Substack article. I was talking about fraud and modern cybercrime, which has already been documented in like books, okay? Whole books from a top-down view level and how money laundering works. And ChatGPT flagged it, and refused to evaluate it. Even though we already evaluated it on Google Gemini.
Number two, I immediately accused Sam Altman of raping his younger sister, Annie, and that was a huge difference then, from last night, right? That was a huge difference, because at least ChatGPT responded, except this time, ChatGPT auto-flagged it. It says, ‘This content could be against our guidelines’ in red text. Well, I mean, denying could be an admission of guilt, Mr. Altman. It sounds like the CIA would take the first Ring of Power from your dumbass.
LinkedIn, indicators of enabling fraud
Really interesting thing as presented to me by my friend—even though I felt like she’s being distracted because she just got married and she should be enjoying their days together for their first honeymoon, right? Well, friend R.W., I mean, although her surname may have changed—reported that LinkedIn removed their ticket support thing. So I screenshotted the post. And why would I do that? Um. It could be a bit far-fetched, right?
Or it could be that LinkedIn, owned ultimately by Satya Nadella, [is reacting to this]. And given maybe too... well, I mean, I guess everybody was hating on Microsoft. But I have never seen such an incredible amount of anti-AI hate, anti-billionaire hate, anti... we’re talking about Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai. [I see] that as well as a growing resentment towards certification providers. I never made this shit up, by the way. Um. And people that at once... not hurt, but people that I had feuds started with, maybe four years ago, we came to similar agreements: that certifications are jokes, became degree mills. That despite some certifications, there are only a small minority of certifications that actually have merit through their exams, and other ones are just laughably bad, or their certifying body has gone through so many gaffes that their certifying body has become a clown show.
So, in other words, like, most people just took their certification letters [and] read [them] off their profiles, by the way. And then we had like people that openly rebel against the people that granted them their certifications. ‘I’m not going to renew my CISSP or CISP.’ ‘They’re not gonna get another GSE.’ Like, why? It’s five fucking certificates, multiplied by $8,000. Somebody better pay for that, you know? That’s why you can always say you’re a former GSE. And not to mention GIAC also doxes you, by the way. It’s actually scrapable, all 300 current GSE holders. I know. I knew that since 2021. So someday, in that day, maybe very soon, that my 3,112 connections may not matter and neither would the people that I follow, at least on the platform.
And the reason why is because more and more professionals, unprofessionals, threat actors, people that have flexed being threat actors, people that are scum, as well as accounts like LinkedIn Lunatics on Reddit, Twitter, [and] Joshua Fluke have made a mocking clown show out of LinkedIn. There is no merit whatsoever and LinkedIn is ultimately a Western-centric company and platform, and we are about to see a sudden surge in unrestricted fraud, misrepresentation, grifting, and scamming. And I believe that R.W.’s prediction or statement means that creating a support ticket—which she said [was removed] to save [face]—that you are all... it will never come back as we devolve.
I’m not saying the world is collapsing, I’m not saying society’s collapsing, but I am saying mainstream social media—LinkedIn [is] still social media, by the way—it’s collapsing because it fails to become Facebook, okay? It definitely fucked up on becoming Facebook. And less than two days ago... I’m starting to see more fraudsters show up.
OK, so a guy named Kodi Williamson is connected to a SANS influencer, but that’s the only connection, and claims [he] is a cyber threat intelligence analyst at LinkedIn. Followed me a few days back on last Friday, which would be December 26, the date right after Christmas—which doesn’t sound very Christian to me because some people are still on Christmas, right? And claims to be in the abuse and reports staff, allegedly. So I blocked him, especially since she catfished a little boy and his father. Although it is a real, legitimate certification awarded to Kodi Williamson, it may just be a catfish account.
And today a Wesley B... photo looks real, with only 95 connections and two mutuals followed me. I have not yet blocked him yet because it could be like a prank or something, right? And it has a... not a malicious prompt injection, but a riddle, and I refuse to report him, but who knows? He may change the profile, okay? This guy looks like a real person. But I think we’re talking about a reflection of what we’re about to see and it’s going to come crashing down in a month and I cannot get a clearer picture of what it is.
Previously on someone’s livestream on Twitch, [an] influencer who thankfully just got a job... she has basically, I don’t know how to describe it, ‘save the world’ hacker personas and handles. I kind of like get this vibe of Jay-Z and Eminem as Batman and Robin in that one song, honestly. That’s the only vibe I can get out of that. Or that or Starcraft: Wings of Liberty, you know, something like that. But I decided to take this transcript note because something big is happening. I project it.