The United States has been creating military simulations, otherwise known as ‘war games,’ for years now. In fact, the Pentagon and various professional analysts created a permanent war gaming facility for simulations. This week a report indicates that Pentagon officials have purportedly created a war game that involves Generation Z (Gen Z) and the rebels leverage bitcoin to fight a corrupt system.
On June 5, 2020, the news outlet, The Intercept, published a leaked document that shows the Pentagon’s alleged plans for a specific war game. The game is a theory or simulation of events created theoretically, so analysts can discover what could happen if certain things transpired. Essentially the Pentagon’s latest war game simulation theory involves the cryptocurrency bitcoin and the generation known as Gen Z.
The phrase Gen Z is a demographic of individuals that have succeeded the Millennial generation. Gen Z kids were born in the mid-to-late ‘90s and the generation ends around the 2010 region. Most Gen Z kids are extremely comfortable with technology from the digital age.
Essentially, the war game scenario created by the Pentagon is called a “Notional Exercise Material for Educational Purposes Only” and it was allegedly distributed by Joint Land, Air, and Sea Strategic Special Program (JLASS).
The documents obtained by The Intercept describe a scenario that involves Gen Z fighting a corrupt government run by financial incumbents and corporate entities. The Gen Z rebels basically take back a number of stolen funds from the status quo and they put the money into the cryptocurrency ecosystem, specifically bitcoin.
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