Oct 16, 2026 · 29 min · 10 segments
Hello Fayette, we've decided to merge The Landon Ball Podcast, and FayetteNAM into one show called The Landon Ball Show. Today's episode Landon speaks specifically to our community here in Fayette, as…
But no, it's been on my mind lately as we came across the 25th anniversary of 9-11.
He kind of talked about is after that moment was kind of the introduction of this globalist society that we basically we needed to go into all the parts of the world that were dangerous that would do things like us to prevent that from ever happening and have total regime change and all these places of places that could be legitimate threats.
And without getting into all of that, it has now brought me to me trying to spin technology in a positive light.
Like, how can we use it now to better our communities and our societies? And I just have to think, like, you know, it's kind of funny that we did change the Department of Defense to the name of Department of War, because I would think with all this AI technology, we could go, you know what? We don't need to be the police of the world.
We don't need to go into all these communities that probably don't want us there.
Like, are we the liberators of the world? Is that what we've been called to do? Is that even what Christians have been called to do? Because there is some of this bleed over argument that Republicans have to be Christians and vice versa, and that we all have to believe the same things about how we go in there.
which I have not heard anything about kill all people that have a different religion from you in the Bible.
But that is some of the argument around getting rid of Islam is we need to kill them all before they kill us.
But the point being, I'm thinking, hey, you know, now that we have so much automated like and I'm sure there is so many weapons in our military that we don't even know.
If you think this like if the CIA is a department that you know about, you know that there's departments that you don't know about.
think about automated weapons i'm sure we have tons of automated weapons now we have drones that can just do like shows in the sky like we don't even need a shakira halftime show anymore we can just do drones that will entertain me and my children um but you have to imagine we have so many weapons now that how come we can't just go you know what we're gonna use all of our ai technology instead of instilling regime change in other places we're just gonna use all this technology to make sure that If any of these places do attack America, because I'm sure there's places that attack America.
But no, it's been on my mind lately as we came across the 25th anniversary of 9-11.
He kind of talked about is after that moment was kind of the introduction of this globalist society that we basically we needed to go into all the parts of the world that were dangerous that would do things like us to prevent that from ever happening and have total regime change and all these places of places that could be legitimate threats.
And without getting into all of that, it has now brought me to me trying to spin technology in a positive light.
Like, how can we use it now to better our communities and our societies? And I just have to think, like, you know, it's kind of funny that we did change the Department of Defense to the name of Department of War, because I would think with all this AI technology, we could go, you know what? We don't need to be the police of the world.
We don't need to go into all these communities that probably don't want us there.
Like, are we the liberators of the world? Is that what we've been called to do? Is that even what Christians have been called to do? Because there is some of this bleed over argument that Republicans have to be Christians and vice versa, and that we all have to believe the same things about how we go in there.
which I have not heard anything about kill all people that have a different religion from you in the Bible.
But that is some of the argument around getting rid of Islam is we need to kill them all before they kill us.
But the point being, I'm thinking, hey, you know, now that we have so much automated like and I'm sure there is so many weapons in our military that we don't even know.
If you think this like if the CIA is a department that you know about, you know that there's departments that you don't know about.
think about automated weapons i'm sure we have tons of automated weapons now we have drones that can just do like shows in the sky like we don't even need a shakira halftime show anymore we can just do drones that will entertain me and my children um but you have to imagine we have so many weapons now that how come we can't just go you know what we're gonna use all of our ai technology instead of instilling regime change in other places we're just gonna use all this technology to make sure that If any of these places do attack America, because I'm sure there's places that attack America.
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