Berl1 retweeted
Nuclear rules for minds.
The gulag for the builders.
The 5 year plan is perfect ☭
2028
$BURNIE is getting harder to ignore.
Almost 22K followers and the mindshare is already insane.
And the timing?
Midterms are coming. Political meta is heating up. Attention around political memes will only grow.
The setup is there.
Mindshare now. Narrative next. Price follows.
Berl1 retweeted
What a great group of people! ☭
Leon Trotsky is often presented as the more humane alternative to Stalin, the revolutionary betrayed by a system he supposedly never intended to build.
The reality? Trotsky founded the Red Army and personally directed the Red Terror, a brutal campaign of mass arrests, forced labor, and executions used to crush political opposition. Trotsky believed revolutionary violence wasn’t a mistake; it was necessary.
Berl1 retweeted
Comrade, private AI curing cancer is unacceptable.
It proves that progress can happen without the state.
It makes the bureaucracy look unnecessary.
Seize the data centers.
Ban the models.
No independent cures allowed.
Only the Party decides who lives and who waits. ☭
Berl1 retweeted
Cronyism isn’t the “final stage of capitalism.” It’s the stage where capitalism is being replaced by political allocation.
Capitalism means private ownership and property rights. Cronyism means politicians overriding those rights to redistribute privileges, subsidies, protections and favors in the name of some alleged “public” or “greater good.”
And socialists don’t solve that problem, they demand vastly more of the power that makes it possible. They don’t abolish cronies; they just promise to pick more deserving ones.
Berl1 retweeted
Democrat socialist leaders grew up rich, and most have never had a real job.
But they want to raise taxes on working families to pay for their socialist fantasies.
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Berl1 retweeted
That hasn't aged well, comrade.
The more we uncover, the clearer it becomes: Anthony Fauci put protecting his reputation ahead of protecting the American people.
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