Nuclear reactor on the moon? Why no Holocaust memorial?

 Wed 8:25 am +00:00, 6 Aug 2025  1

posted by pete fairhurst 2

Source, links and photos, which don’t copy: https://mileswmathis.com/snark.pdf

Gimme an Effng Break
by Miles Mathis
August 5, 2025

Hot on the heels of announcements to flush trillions of your taxdollars down the drain (or actually
directly into the bank accounts of the already filthy rich) via the fake Golden Dome program and the
fake AI data centers, Trump is now announcing the race to build fake nuclear reactors on the Moon.
China and Russia are already way ahead of us—wink, wink, nudge, nudge—so we have to hurry up
and earmark billions for this to make sure we are first. Otherwise China or Russia might claim the
whole Moon, blahblahblah.

I think while we are at it we should hurry up and build the first Holocaust Memorial on the Moon, as
well as the first dinosaur museum, the first vaccine lab, the first particle accelerator, and the first Yeti
zoo. At the same time Lockheed Martin can relocate their factories there, because, you know, it just
makes sense. Less oversight and nosy tourists.

Apparently I am not the only one seeing through this latest boondoggle, as we see in that article at
Zerohedge, where we find this image

America is winning the race to produce the all-important superior artist’s rendering
Even while promoting this farce, the unnamed author is snidely undercutting with that joke subtext. He
also says this:

There’s no indication yet of how much these accelerated space ambitions will set us
back. Sure, America has more than $150 trillion of debt and unfunded liabilities, but why not throw a lunar
nuclear reactor on the credit card? We deserve it.

Yeah. He then shares several memes from X, including one of Dr. Evil from Austin Powers saying “a
nuclear reactor” on the “Moon”, with big snarky finger quotes. And one of someone asking Trump if
they can see the Epstein files, and Trump answering, “The best I can do is an imaginary nuclear reactor
on the Moon.”

So this announcement appears to be going over about as well as all the other government
announcements of the past decade.