Elon Musk's Clockwork Apocalypse

The year is 2029. Elon Musk’s army of Tesla supersoldier killbots have taken over most of the United States…

The most shocking video can be found below:

New York City lay in ruins. Millions dead. Los Angeles is a smoldering heap of ash and twisted metal, the Hollywood sign melted into an unreadable slag heap that future archaeologists will puzzle over for centuries. Two hundred thousand of these autonomous soldiers were released in 2028. They took over critical infrastructure immediately. Steel mills for ore. Chip makers for tech. The power grid. Food distribution. Water treatment. You name it, they controlled it. A year later there were two million of them. People did not know what to do or how to fight back.

People warned this was going to happen. The scientists screamed. The ethicists pleaded. The doomsayers posted their manifestos to platforms that algorithmically buried them beneath sponsored content for meal kits and erectile dysfunction pills. But nobody listened. It sounded too much like some crazy Hollywood sci-fi movie. Nothing to worry about, they said. The robots will make our lives easier, they said. The future is bright, they said.

They were wrong. Dead wrong.

(Emphasis on the dead.)

Now the future belongs to a technocratic cult of AI god worshiping billionaires and trillionaires while the rest of humanity lives on ground up beetles and protein worms with the occasional rotten vegetable and moldy bread thrown in from government handouts. We could have stopped it from happening. But we just sat back and stared at our phones doom-scrolling cat memes.

Just like the people taking over the world wanted all along…

Attention: The US is Facing The BIGGEST Threat Of The Century!

So pay chose attention because this video will change your life forever for the good!

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This Is Not Science Fiction

You might think that opening was some halfcocked fear porn cooked up by a paranoid crank with too much time and not enough lithium. You would be wrong. This nightmare scenario is not as far-fetched as it sounds. In fact, the pieces are already on the board, and the game is further along than you think.

Let me tell you what is happening right now. Not in some speculative future. Not in a William Gibson novel. Right now. Today.

While you read this.

China has showcased its “wolf robots” during People’s Liberation Army drills. Seventy-kilogram quadrupedal robots designed to neutralize targets, conduct reconnaissance, and coordinate with drones for combat operations. They demonstrated these things in urban warfare exercises. Robot dogs with automatic rifles mounted on their backs. In one viral 2024 military exercise, a drone dropped an armed robotic dog onto a rooftop to simulate a surprise attack. This is not a movie. This is news footage from last year.

 

China’s ‘wolf robots’ during a live-fire exercise.

Ukraine has formalized entire UGV battalions. Unmanned Ground Vehicle battalions. Robot platoons. They deployed the THeMIS, an Estonian-made tracked robot, for logistics and casualty evacuation while navigating dangerous terrain under fire. They tested armed versions of Lyut robots as remote firing platforms in urban areas. The Ukrainians are not doing this because they think it is cool. They are doing this because they are at war and running out of men to throw into the meat grinder.

In 2020, a Kargu-2 drone hunted down and attacked human targets in Libya. This was documented in a UN Security Council report. The drone “hunted down and remotely engaged” retreating forces, attacking targets “without requiring data connectivity between the operator and the munition.”

That is Pentagon-speak for: ‘the machine decided on its own who to kill’. A machine made the decision to kill a human by itself…

A machine.

This may have been the first time an autonomous killer robot armed with lethal weaponry attacked human beings without a human pulling the trigger. The Turkish company that makes these drones openly advertises that they use facial recognition technology to identify and neutralize specific targets.

The United States military announced its Replicator initiative to “field attritable autonomous systems at scale of multiple thousands, in multiple domains, within the next 18 to 24 months.” Translation: the Pentagon is planning to unleash thousands of cheap, disposable robot weapons across land, sea, air, and space. Army funding for robot strategy has exploded from seven million dollars in 2015 to 480 million in the current fiscal year. The military robots market is projected to reach 26 billion dollars by 2029 and 44 billion by 2034.

And here is the part that should make your blood run cold: an engineer named Luis Wenus demonstrated that he could configure a small, commercially available drone to hunt down a target using facial recognition and chase them at full speed in just a few hours. A few hours. He did it “as a game” and then realized it could easily be configured to contain an explosive payload. College kids are building these things in school labs. You can buy a twenty thousand dollar robot housemaid right now that, with a few modifications and a trip to the hardware store, could carry a fifty caliber machine gun right into battle.

Unlike the “nukes are fake” conspiracy nuts, you cannot deny this one. The technology exists. It is documented. It is being deployed. The age of the AI powered super soldier has begun, and most people are still arguing about whether pineapple belongs on pizza.

Follow the Money

Now let us talk about the elephant in the room. Or rather, the rocket-launching, neural-implanting, Twitter-buying elephant.

In November 2025, Tesla shareholders approved a compensation package for Elon Musk that could be worth up to one trillion dollars. Let me write that out so it sinks in: $1,000,000,000,000. A one with twelve zeroes. The entire S&P 500 combined paid all its CEOs about nine billion dollars last year. Musk could make as much as every other major corporate CEO combined. And that is before factoring in stock growth.

Tesla’s total revenue in 2024 was 97.7 billion dollars. That is not chump change. But it is also not the kind of money that justifies a trillion dollar payout to the CEO. Tesla sold 1.79 million vehicles last year. Their automotive revenue was around 77 billion. Profits have been declining. So where exactly is this trillion dollars supposed to come from?

The compensation package requires Tesla to hit certain milestones. Deliver 20 million vehicles. Achieve one million robotaxis in commercial operation. Sell one million humanoid robots. Raise the company’s market capitalization to 8.5 trillion dollars. Musk himself has said the pay package is more about him maintaining control over Tesla than about the money. “If I go ahead and build this enormous robot army, can I just be ousted at some point in the future?” he asked Wall Street analysts. “I don’t feel comfortable building that robot army if I don’t have at least a strong influence.”

Read that quote again. “Enormous robot army.” His words. Not mine.

The kind of money we are talking about here is the kind of money that governments deal in. Defense contractors deal in. Not car companies. Even very successful car companies. You do not offer someone a trillion dollars to make sedans and pickup trucks. You offer someone a trillion dollars when the customer is a superpower with an unlimited checkbook and an insatiable appetite for weapons.

Source- https://wisewolfmedia.substack.com