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Coast to Coast - September 19 2017 - New Defense Tech - The Lost Judas Gospel
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DATE: Tuesday - September 19, 2017
HOST: George Noory
GUESTS: John Yoo, Linda Stasi
A professor of law at the University of California, Berkeley and a visiting
scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, John Yoo served in the Bush
administration Justice Department. In the first half, he discussed why he
believes the United States must respond to challenges to its national security
and to world stability by embracing new military technologies such as drones,
autonomous robots, and cyber weapons. These weapons, he believes, can provide
less destructive means to coerce opponents to stop WMD proliferation, clamp down
on terrorism, or end humanitarian disasters. The kind of drones we've seen in
Afghanistan and Iraq are just the beginning of a great transformation that is
happening in the military, he remarked.
Cyber weapons like the Stuxnet virus can attack machines and computers (Stuxnet
was successfully used to delay Iran's nuclear program), he noted, and these type
of digital weapons can be used more precisely than standard or kinetic warfare
"to shut down the stock exchange of an enemy country or paralyze an electrical
grid," for instance. Aerial technology like drones and UAVs is being developed
for smaller vehicles that can operate in swarms, Yoo reported, and robotics and
automation will also be incorporated into land and sea military operations, both
for offense and defense. New forms of missile defense, for example, could take
great advantage of this technology, he added.
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Linda Stasi is a media personality, and a columnist for the New York Daily News.
She spoke about her newest novel, a religious thriller called the Book of Judas,
which is fueled by the startling information found in the Gospel of Judas that
features conversations between Jesus and Judas. Thought to be written in the 2nd
century AD by Gnostic Christians, the only known copy has been carbon dated to
be between 1,700 and 1,800 years old, and first surfaced in the 1970s, she
cited. In the Gospel, Jesus tells Judas that human life originated from the
Sirius star system, and Stasi suspects that Jesus himself may have been an ET
from there.
Another interesting revelation from the Judas Gospel is that Judas did not
betray Jesus but was actually his closest friend and advisor. I believe "we've
been sold a bill a goods," that perhaps stemmed from the other apostles being
jealous of Judas, and thus created the story of betrayal. Further, she
continued, the thirty pieces of silver said to be his payment for the betrayal
was a small amount, and Judas was serving as the treasurer of Jesus' group and
wouldn't have been swayed by such a paltry sum. Stasi also talked about the
intrigue over the missing pages from the Judas Gospel, which some suspect may
reveal the secret of the resurrection, and how this knowledge might be converted
into a powerful weapon if it fell into the wrong hands.
News segment guests: Scott Stevens, Howard Bloom
WEBSITE(S):
aei.org/scholar/john-yoo
lindastasi.com
BOOK(S):
War by Other Means: An Insider's Account of the War on Terror
Striking Power: How Cyber, Robots, and Space Weapons Change the Rules for War
Book of Judas: A Novel
The Sixth Station
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