Two things:
1) there are CPUs manufactured in the US.
2) it is possible to build secure systems even with insecure CPUs.
there are smart people who know how to do this. that's not the problem. the problem was that the cabal got control of all of the decisionmaking apparatus that was feeding the military. we just need to root this out and replace existing systems with secure systems.
Pretty much all of the large companies are/were compromised. As an engineer, I've been able to figure out how most things work - stuff not taught in school. You'd be amazed how much 'reform' a single brilliant engineer can do in a very short amount of time if given the resources (equipment + staff.)
Looking forward to building systems that can't be hacked (at all) and electric devices that appear to be magic. :)
+1 for /sarc
Faraday shielding + ceramics.
I think the US will be quite interested in funding the rebuilding of the US chip industry. There are also now ways to do it without most of the toxic chemistry involved. The main thing is to rethink how all that is done because the state-of-the-art methods in place are tailored to the corruption - not optimal for what we really need.
>It is possible to reprocess waste fuel to the point that it's perfectly safe to sleep on a brick of the stuff.
Liquid salt (thorium) reactors. Yup. They eat nuclear waste.
>The engineers figured this out in the mid 1970's.
Late 60's @Oakridge Nat'l. Lbs.
>Now the engineers are in their 80's and have some idea of how to make it work
China is allegedly building something like 14 of them and has been for years, with help from US universities. Deep rabbit hole there.
>Do we have any idea, truly, how far, (they) went to fuck up America?
They want to fuck it up enough to retain control over the world - no more, no less.
>Thank God that His mighty hand is still upon our GREAT land!
or something.
Use leaded solder. Lead isn't the toxic part of the process - it doesn't easily vaporize. The inhalation toxicity of solder was bullshit - it was the flux causing the problems. Use ventilation and leaded solder and solder joints last a lot longer. Also, if you're hardening a device, just pot it with silicone and it'll last a very, very long time. Finally, design modularly so you can replace components - they're cheap when the cabal isn't ramping the price up!