Bart Manson retweeted
Strip out the foreign Born workers so you can see how bad it is for Americans born in America
Bart Manson retweeted
Today @Meta unleashed the most aggressive new policy set to keep kids safe on social media that we’ve seen in a very long time.
Is it for real? Yes, I believe it is. Let me tell you my experience with Meta to explain why I believe that and then I’ll explain the changes.
As many of you know, I’ve been working with Meta for the past year on removing political bias from their AI products. I’m going to be real with you: When I took this on my expectations were that I’d be treated like a hostile force on enemy turf. I was wrong. The team had people with my politics AND people with politics on the left. We all had a shared goal and directive though. The results speak loudly. We focused on fairness + facts and now, Meta’s AI tests as the least politically biased among all the frontier AI models.
During that time, I raised one other issue to Meta: The harm done to kids online. This is something my wife and I have always cared deeply about and I had to speak up about this given the chance to have a positive impact. Many on the team at Meta have kids and I saw firsthand, a desire to get this right AN to put parents in the drivers seat again.
I believe from my interactions with them that they desperately want to get this right not just for your kids or my kids but for their own kids.
So here’s the changes but after you read this, I have one ask: Demand that @tiktok_us @YouTube and @Snapchat adopt similar policies.
For starters, Meta will pay a record $17.6 Billion across 48 states to settle social media addiction and harm cases.
Facebook and Instagram will enforce a 2 hour daily limit on IG & FB for minors. Why? Because healthy kids need time off of their screens living in the real world, spending time with their family and having the same fun we all used to have as kids.
Parental controls are being updated to be more user friendly and useful, so YOU can set limits on what’s allowed and not allowed. Parents have long wanted to be able to turn off algorithmic feeds and now they’ll be able to. That alone is HUGE. Parents: Make sure to use these.
They’ll implement "productive pauses" to have kids pause to go do something else if they’ve been scrolling for 15 minutes straight. This happens again at the 60 and 90 minute marks.
There will be nighttime blocks stopping kids from using the apps from midnight to 6AM. Healthy kids need sleep, not late night scrolling.
Kids won’t receive push notifications during the school hours of 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Meta is deploying advanced age assurance measures to verify the ages of young users to comply with age restrictions.
Their apps will have more restrictions on content that promotes eating disorders & self-harm.
Youth accounts will now limit the use of beauty filters and visible like counts because both have been linked to poor mental health for teens.
They’ll be defaulting teens into private accounts and will deploy technology to restrict suspicious adults from contacting them. Meta will also work to make it harder for pervy adults to find, follow, or interact with teens.
These new features will be audited regularly by an independent auditor.
It’s important to criticize big tech when they get it wrong but it’s equally important to point out when they’re getting it right. Meta is at least trying to enact meaningful, industry wide change. It’s my hope that TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube will follow their lead.
And before anyone asks, no they did not pay me to write this. Working with people there who really cared about these issues is why I’m sharing this. I genuinely think these moves will get more teens outside, more teens doing normal teenager things, less teens with an unhealthy body image, less teens in contact with predators online and better mental health for teen users.
If TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube decline to make these changes, they should explain why they won’t. I think the potential answers to that would be telling.
CC: @nealmohan @evanspiegel @adampresser
Bart Manson retweeted
Don't ever fall for this only 1% of the workforce crap for the number of foreign workers in america.
Here are the real numbers.
all obtained from government data and easily verifiable.
travel.state.gov/content/dam…
Bart Manson retweeted
40 different school lunches were taken, frozen and sent to an independent lab for testing
Here’s what was found
- Over 93% positive for glyphosate
- 100% positive for heavy metals
- 29 different pesticides were found
- Aviary contraceptive in school lunches, meaning it prevents the bird from laying eggs
- Very toxic heavy metals, high levels that are known to cause permanent brain damage
- We found very low nutrients, like abysmal levels of nutrients
“The levels of nutrients were so low that the owner of the lab said there were more toxins than nutrients in this food — The results were horrible”
But it doesn’t end there, all this was also found during additional testing of foods in America
- School lunches contained 6000% more heavy metals than deemed safe
- Fast food burgers contained 1000% more heavy metals than deemed safe
- 100% of Chick-fil-A sandwiches also had this aviary contraceptive
- American fast food burgers contain Butanediol, “We are pretty sure injected into these cows because it makes muscle meat grow — it’s shown on the manufacturer data sheet to cause aggression and combativeness.”
- 93%–100% of samples tested of baby formula, fast food and Girl Scout cookies contained weed killer
- Trader Joe’s gluten-free bagel contain huge amounts of gluten, “20 times higher, 269 parts per million of gluten”
Bart Manson retweeted
They do not have your best interests at heart.
While they push open borders and cheap global labor for everyone else they live behind gates and private security. They take our guns, put cut-off switches on our cars, tax us into submission, and spend our own money figuring out how to suppress and control us.
Cheap labor isn't just a way for them to profit, it is a way for them to suppress us.
Flooding the market is not compassion to other countries.
It is control.
Bart Manson retweeted
I swear this post isn't about me so hang in there while I make a point while referencing myself.
I have several degrees. MBA, MS in IT, chemical engineering degree, industrial technical degree, and another IT-related degree. Only the masters degrees were earned recently.
Only one of these degrees treated people as anything more than an interchangeable asset.
The MBA was top line and bottom line all the way. Definitions, marketing, global finance, how FLSA and SOX came about. People were barely mentioned except as labor costs to be managed.
The Masters in IT openly taught that manpower should be offshored and outsourced. Humans were presented as the problem. Automation was the solution. There was heavy overlap with the MBA content.
The only degree where instructors and the curriculum actually talked about people as people, to be trained, developed, and treated as essential to the operation, was my chemical engineering degree. We studied how safety depends on people, how optimization and improvement rely on human judgment, and how everyone on the floor has a place no matter their title, degree, or background.
I walked around for years thinking the executives were taught and felt the same, then I earned me MBA. I couldn't have been more wrong. They have no grasp of what makes someone get out of bed ready to put in their best work. No grasp.
That is wild when you stop and think about it.
I have held a full time job since age 14. I have worked food service, construction, stocking shelves, fieldwork, running plants, and leading teams across nearly every technical discipline.
I love to work. I honestly believe most people do, many just don't realize it.
Now imagine someone who went straight from college into management with zero real world experience outside the classroom.
No time on the floor. No attachment to the humans who actually make the systems run. Just a cold financial spreadsheet to decide success or failure.
Those are increasingly the people running our companies.
They are not evil. They are simply untrained in the human element. They see labor as a line item to be minimized. They believe people are interchangeable. They optimize for short term numbers and wonder why long term performance collapses.
Success has always been about people and how you manage them. It will never be about managing the top and bottom line on a spreadsheet unless you are doing a short term surgical private equity play.
For long term success you have to recognize that human cost savings rarely deliver the savings they promise. People are not interchangeable. Organizations that treat them as such end up with employees who treat the employer as interchangeable too.
When I sit in C suite roles and look at what is happening across industry and our keystone institutions, I see slow motion train wrecks. People who look perfect on paper but could not lead a rescue party if their plane went down are expected to guide complex human organizations through very human events.
As much as I post I can't begin to do it from the perspective of someone that feels success can be achieved without people. In fact, I couldn't call that success.
Real question for the engineers, operators, and managers reading this:
What was the moment you realized your organization was being run by people who had never actually done the work?
Bart Manson retweeted
@TeamYouTube @YouTube
My YouTube channel with 69,000 subscribers, covering precious metals and financial markets, was suddenly terminated for “spam/deceptive practices.”
This came as a shock because the channel had no prior strikes or warnings.
All videos were my own market analysis based on original research and experience as a professional trader.
No affiliate links.
No paid groups.
No promotions.
I’ve submitted an appeal and would truly appreciate a human review.
Channel: youtube.com/channel/UCqVeDje…
If my work has helped you understand the markets, a like or repost could help bring this to the attention of the review team. Thank you for the support community.
Bart Manson retweeted
Every retweet of this post will equal a dollar given to children with Leukemia.
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Some truths:
- Ai Bubble was evident
- $PLTR was overvalued at $200
- China was looking to dethrone the Dollar
- The US does not need a war against Iran
- The US has been manipulated by Israel
- Epstein files are a BIG deal(arrests needed)
- The FED Chair should not have a Yes man
- The Market is not at the start of a Bull Market
- $BTC is not a Safe Haven
- Silver & Gold going parabolic was a red flag
- Ai Capex spending was excessive
- $NVDA moved $1T around 5 companies
- Wall St did not prepare you for a correction
- $ETH has not had a Wave 3
- Europe is still useless.
Bart Manson retweeted
We're at the part of the Ponzi scheme where the guy running it starts sweating.
The US has $38 trillion in debt. It grows by $6 billion per day—not per year, per day. The US added $1 trillion in debt in just 71 days last year.
Here's the problem: The US paid $1.2 trillion in interest on that debt in 2025. That's more than defense spending.
So how do you fix it?
1) Raise taxes? The wealthy leave (see: Britain)
2) Cut spending? Political suicide
3) Default? Game over
There's only one path:
Print Money.
Devalue the debt by making dollars worth less.
Ray Dalio: "If you devalue money, you devalue debt."
Translation: Your savings, salary, and retirement get quietly confiscated to pay for government debt.
The S&P was up 18% last year. Against gold? Down 28%. That 46% gap is the real inflation rate they're not telling you.
Currency devaluation isn't coming—it's official policy.
Bart Manson retweeted
🚨 After my last video exposing over $110 Million in fraud Tim Walz dropped his run for reelection and multiple federal investigations were launched to stop fraud across the country. In this 51 minute video David and I expose another $16 Million in fraud as Minnesota welfare programs continue to operate fraudulently and steal from law-abiding taxpayers,
Like it and share it around everywhere! Accountability and the law must come for the fraudsters and corrupt politicians who have let this happen.
The fraud must end.
Bart Manson retweeted
Tomorrow morning I am throwing in $250,000 worth of calls on this stock.
I am only sending this stock to the people who LIKE/RETWEET this post.
I will only alert the $200,000 stock pick I personally will invest into myself! That’s the way it works, I do not alert plays if I don’t have skin in the game.
I will tell you right now that 99% of investors will miss out on the next Nvidia like mover. I WILL NOT and my followers will not as well.
If you do not know, Amazon, Google, Meta, Tesla, and Apple have invested over 100 BILLION DOLLARS combined into AI and now the Data Center Race has started.
What stock do you think it is?
Bart Manson retweeted
King County cannot account for $1.8 BILLION with a B from the Department of Community and Human Services Grants program after a recent audit.
Fraud, misuse, or bad accounting...it is simply gone.
Really puts their $150 Million budget shortfall into context.
Paul Guppy | @WAPolicyCenter
Bart Manson retweeted
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Bart Manson retweeted
This is @NeonWhiteRabbit my account was suspended for NO REASON.
This is my alt I’ll be using - if you can share this post for awareness.
Thanks.