From Solitaire to Skynet: How They Trained You for Total AI Control (And You Love It)

BKP (host of BKP Pol­i­tics on VoiceOfRuralAmerica.com) deliv­ers a fast-paced, high­ly con­spir­a­to­r­i­al rant con­nect­ing dozens of top­ics under one cen­tral warn­ing: Arti­fi­cial Intel­li­gence is being used as the ulti­mate tool for glob­al­ist con­trol, and rur­al America—especially its farm­land and energy—is the pri­ma­ry tar­get.

Key threads he weaves togeth­er:

1. AI as Incre­men­tal Mind Con­trol
   • Com­pares ear­ly com­put­ers teach­ing peo­ple to “point, click, drag” via Soli­taire to today’s fun AI toys (baby-face gen­er­a­tors, image-to-pirate, singing pho­tos).
   • Argues peo­ple are will­ing­ly train­ing them­selves to accept AI dom­i­nance because it’s enter­tain­ing at first.
2. Trump’s Deals with Chi­na, Japan, and Big Tech
   • Strong­ly crit­i­cizes Trump for meet­ing with SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son, Sam Alt­man, and Lar­ry Elli­son in Jan­u­ary.
   • Claims Trump brought back “tril­lions” from Asia in exchange for mas­sive H‑1B visas, free land, tax breaks, and per­mis­sion for for­eign com­pa­nies (espe­cial­ly Chi­nese and Kore­an) to build giant AI data cen­ters across Amer­i­ca.
   • Accus­es gov­er­nors (espe­cial­ly Georgia’s Bri­an Kemp) of giv­ing away farm­land and sub­si­dies to Kore­an bat­tery plants and future data cen­ters.
3. AI Data Cen­ters Devour­ing Farm­land
   • High­lights sto­ries about data-cen­ter devel­op­ers eye­ing rur­al land.
   • Points out Bill Gates is the largest farm­land own­er in Amer­i­ca and spec­u­lates it’s prepa­ra­tion for syn­thet­ic/­com­put­er-gen­er­at­ed food.
   • Claims the real plan is to turn farm­land into serv­er farms that will pow­er AI and even­tu­al­ly pro­duce lab-grown or “3D-print­ed” food.
4. Humanoid Robots (Tes­la Opti­mus) Tak­ing Over
   • Plays Elon Musk clips brag­ging that Opti­mus robots already walk around offices 24/7, charge them­selves, and will become “the biggest prod­uct ever.”
   • Sar­cas­ti­cal­ly “thanks” Steve Ban­non for “destroy­ing” Musk while imply­ing Musk is now part of the glob­al­ist plan.
   • Pre­dicts robots will replace farm work­ers, bar­tenders, doc­tors, etc., and jokes dark­ly about robots pick­ing water­mel­ons and singing old racist work songs.
5. Health­care, Vac­cines, and Total AI Con­trol
   • Claims the cur­rent chaos around health­care and vac­cine sched­ules is delib­er­ate so the sys­tem can be “blown up” and rebuilt under AI con­trol.
   • Pre­dicts future per­son­al­ized DNA-alter­ing vac­cines mixed on-demand like paint at Home Depot, and even­tu­al AI-run uni­ver­sal health­care tied to basic income.
6. Ener­gy and Polit­i­cal Silence
   • Warns elec­tric­i­ty demand from data cen­ters will cause mas­sive rate hikes (sin­gles out Geor­gia Pow­er).
   • Angri­ly notes no Geor­gia can­di­date is talk­ing about pro­tect­ing farm­land or ener­gy prices from the com­ing AI boom.
7. Over­all Tone and Clos­ing
   • Calls the whole thing a “mas­ter evil plan.”
   • Mix­es humor (AI baby videos, robot bar­tenders mak­ing Arnold Palmers) with apoc­a­lyp­tic warn­ings about loss of sov­er­eign­ty, food inde­pen­dence, and human agency.
   • Ends with unre­lat­ed quick hits (Supreme Court redis­trict­ing rul­ing, Trump post­ing about Al Sharp­ton and James Brown) before going to break.

In short: BKP presents AI not as a help­ful tool but as the final stage of a decades-long takeover—using fun apps to soft­en resis­tance while for­eign pow­ers and bil­lion­aires seize land, ener­gy, food pro­duc­tion, health­care, and labor itself—all enabled (in his view) by deals cut by the incom­ing Trump admin­is­tra­tion.