November 13, 2026

XI’S GOTTA HAVE IT! Greta Thunberg’s Next Big Thing.

The Pax Silica initiative has been underway for about a year. The U.S. State Department has announced an AI supply chain credentialing platform with Panama’s ports and customs authorities and a partnership with Stanford University to develop an advanced manufacturing curriculum that educational institutions across Pax Silica economies can adopt and deliver in their own classrooms.

In a second term that has featured far too many counterproductive and petty spats with our long-term allies, Pax Silica increases our cooperation with allies. In an administration that is far too hostile to international trade, this is an effort to build international supply chains with countries we trust and with which we have shared values — or at least more shared values than we have with the PRC. In an administration that has usually been at war with higher education, this is using some of the best minds at some of America’s most respected schools to help ensure America’s businesses in the AI supply chain are resilient and adaptable. And it addresses one of our most serious strategic vulnerabilities. It is a win-win-win-win.

You know who Pax Silica is bad for? The People’s Republic of China.

The Philippines — a country with good reason to fear Chinese aggression and coercion — was the 13th country to join the Pax Silica initiative, and back in April, the Philippine government unveiled big plans to turn their country into a key hub for manufacturing facilities key to AI development:

As part of the country’s commitment, the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) has allocated a 4,000-acre lot in New Clark City to serve as a Pax Silica Coordination Office where technology firms, research institutions, and government agencies can converge to build a robust AI ecosystem, accelerate innovation, attract high-value investments.

Strategically located within the Luzon Economic Corridor, the Coordination Office is the first of its kind to be established under Pax Silica. It is being designated as a “Golden Node,” a new model for AI-native investment acceleration hubs.

“The Golden Node is not about recreating the factories of the last century. It is about building the manufacturing ecosystems of the next century — AI-native from day one, anchored in the rule of law, and integrated into a network of trusted nations that will define global supply chain resilience for decades to come,” U.S. Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs Jacob Helberg said in a separate statement.

Guess who’s leading the charge against Philippine participation in Pax Silica?

The same person who roared with laughter over the dupes still slavishly aping her original big thing: Greta Thunberg Laughs at Climate Protesters Following in Her Footsteps.

And wants you to forget how her grifting all began: Greta Thunberg deletes 2018 tweet saying world will end in 2023 after world does not end.

—The Post Millennial, March 11th, 2023.

Posted at 1:22 pm by Ed Driscoll