Fauxtos of the Week – SpaceXXXX fakes
Tue 11:04 am +00:00, 10 Nov 2026
Source, Fauxtos: https://mileswmathis.com/spacedout.pdf
by Miles Mathis
November 8, 2026
The subtext to that is: Starship rockets stand ready at SpaceX’s Starbase facility, located near the South Texas town of Boca Chica. Credit: Shutterstock / luckyluke007
Except for one problem: it’s CGI, as usual. And even if it weren’t, those aren’t rockets. Real rockets
don’t look like that. Those are just theme-park dummies. They look more like grain silos than rockets.
Just thought of this: why “SpaceX”? Why that name instead of any other? Is it supposed to be like
Spandex? No, since it isn’t Spacex. It is Space X, and X almost always has negative connotations,
liked X’d-out, ex-wife, Mr. X, so you may think of it from now on as Space XXXX.
Here’s a starship rocket booster landing backwards on one of the lily pads:
If you’re buying that, you need your brain and eyes checked. Or go watch the video at that link. You
might think it proves the still, but it is even worse than that still. They have hired some young woman
with a sexy voice to try to sell it, but she fails miserably. Not that anyone could succeed. She is
probably AI, too.
Here’s another absolutely ridiculous fake:
First question, how did they get the stars so bright and why are they pulled down and to the left? You
will say they used an exposure so long the stars got stretched by the spin of the Earth. Clever, but too
clever by half. Would you believe by 2/3rds? If that is so, then why are only some of the stars
stretched while others are round? Are the stars to the left moving along with the spin of the Earth?
And if they had used an exposure that long, the bottom of the “rocket” would be blown out to solid
white from all the light. And why does this fake rocket look like it is covered in aluminum foil? Just
think how blinding that would be during the day. It would literally destroy your eyes and start fires in
the fields nearby. And those fins are beyond absurd, since there is no way they would survive liftoff.
And why would they park this so close to a fence? Do you think that fence is acting as much of a wind
break out there in middle of a field in Texas? And how is the fence lit so evenly? But as Musk has
said,
“The faker it looks, the realer it is.”
Like his hair.
Which reminds me, whatever happened to his fight with Zuckerberg? They couldn’t have their wigs
flying off I guess. So Musk decided to gain another 20 pounds.
I just went to the Wiki page for the Starship rocket, named for Jefferson Starship, I suppose. Every
single picture on the page is either fake or an illustration, including the one of Musk and his fake dog
(Astro, I guess. Ras-ro). Ditto for all the photos on Google Images. Ditto for all the videos.
I have told you this before so why am I telling you again now? Because the same goes for the data
centers. A majority of people bought the red roadster in space and the rockets landing backwards,
proving humans are idiots, so they figured why stop there? If people will continue to pay taxes to fund
fake rockets, they will fund anything, including a bunch of old shopping malls and derelict Walmarts
retagged as data centers. And as I just pushed that analogy forward, I can also push it back: people
bought Musk and SpaceX because they had already bought 60 years of the Department of Defense,
which is also mostly mist. You have been paying up to a trillion a year for ghost bombers and dummy
warheads and empty silos and pretend missiles and staged wars.
Of course this also ties into my recent paper on the crash of AI. It would appear that all investors aren’t
quite as stupid as your average stuffed toy, and some may be starting to smell the con. After the
midterms the stock markets immediately crashed, confirming this again. NASDAQ was hit especially
hard, with SpaceX taking a tumble, losing 6% overnight, Nvidia down 9.2% over a week, and the
market losing 2 trillion in value. 44 of 45 referendums on data centers got voted down nationally*—a
big reason for this along with the fact that it was the Republican administration mostly pushing the data
centers. New Democratic governors will not be as supportive of AI and data centers, and the new
governor of Texas is already going after Musk, signaling she will refuse to let him expand his CGI
ranch. Which of course I am happy to see, though I generally detest the Democratic Party.
I have only been able to glean a couple of points of light in the midterms, beyond that possible gleam:
those voting for the Dems at the same time voted for stricter voting ID and for keeping boys out of
girls’ sports—both of which seem at first to be upside down to the trend. We will see if anything comes
of it. As we know, the Phoenicians generally ignore the vote, whatever it is, and do whatever they had
planned regardless. But since they also manufacture the vote, it may indicate a small change of course.
They could have stolen all those referendums had they wanted, so either they didn’t want to or they just
got lazy.
*And the one in Fargo, ND, looks stolen. The locals weren’t told of the project until three weeks before it broke ground, they were lied to about costs and benefits, of course, the proposition was reworded by chamber of commerce goons to make it confusing, and although most opposed it prior to the vote, somehow 75% voted for the project.
