Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett of Corbett Report.com.

And I'm James Ovenplato from Mediumoniki.com.

It beggar's belief that any head of state would abuse a public health emergency to tighten his grip on power.

We've definitely got that story. Plus, mesh networks for freedom. But first, on another important

new world next week episode for what's essentially the new normal world order,

the cyberspace war is just getting heated up. Massive live fire exercise, April 8th today with Starlink satellites.

This is coming just pretty much straight from the military's mouth.

The Air Force will test SpaceX developed technology

in a demonstration that will reportedly include a live fire exercise

targeting drones and cruise missiles the latest test of experimental technologies.

The April event today, again, that's as we're taping this. drones and cruise missiles, the latest test of experimental technologies.

The April event today, again, that's as we're taping this.

The next iteration of the military's advanced battle management system exercises takes place at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Arizona, right here in New Hexico, at the White Sands

Missile Range, and of course, Eglon Air Force Base

down in Florida. The demo will include elements of the U.S. Space Command and Stratcom with

SpaceX Starlink Mission, which aims to, quote, provide internet access with proliferated

constellations made up of thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit.

Now, at Space Foundation's 35th annual Space Symposium last April 2019,

then Secretary of Air Force Heather Wilson gave what even some of these articles

referred to as an ominous look into what this might really be about.

Quote, there may come a point where we demonstrate some of our capabilities so that our adversaries understand they cannot deny us the use of space without consequence.

That capability needs to be the one that's understood by your adversary. They need to know

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