The XX century had Tank Man in Tienanmen Square.
The XXI century has the French Comic Book Guy from the Simpsons posing next to a cardboard of Goku after he is getting his ass kicked by Maghreb Islamists.
It is interesting how on X it seems we are living one of the Sacks of Rome, while in the meantime:
- riots similar to the 'mostly peaceful' crap the US experienced in 2020 and 2021
- 550k protesters is not outstanding compared to previous French protests
- police not going to do anything concrete, as state has swept away most previous events (see Bataclan)
- Marine LePen immediately supports Islamists, showing power of Uniparty
The only ones suffering are those who pay taxes for the monstrosity that western governments have become
We are going to stop falling in the Nasdaq when the likes of Vara and Leopold have been completely taken out.
List of things Koreans have abused and destroyed (so far):
- Starcraft
- Squid games --> Netflix
- Bitcoin
- Microchips
- Their own demographics
Gold and silver are the sacrificial lambs for the Warsh regime, until the Lauder scion finally capitulates
BREAKING: Over $350 BILLION wiped out from gold and silver in just 5 minutes after CPI came in higher than expected.
I was out yesterday evening around the POD around Times Square.
Given ComicCon is in town, I expected prices to be higher, but dang. $352/night for a bunk bed in a dorm room.
Try to take away money these people are receiving (and they have paid for a fraction of). You will hear no arguments on their side - just visceral attachment to this handout, no matter whether they need it for living and groceries, or they waste it into slot machines.
OpenAI: our revenue is BS and vastly overstated
Market: small selloff during the day, but since seasonality is strong we will buy back everything overnight
It is fascinating to see how everyone is putting on blindfolds and continue to buy/hold when the entire capex is a massive state-induced bubble.
As much as Bessent has a lot of faults of his own, it is impossible to manage the economy successfully with a war in Iran, out of control AI capex, tariff wars and a global bond crisis. Except for the latter, all the rest was initiated by Trump, his boss.
Scott Bessent became so angry last year that he threw his briefing book against the wall.
Profanity-laced tirades. Staff who avoid the secretary at work. Dramatic firings.
An exclusive deep dive inside the tumultuous Treasury department with @schwartzbWSJ, @jdawsey1, and me.
Where have all the good men gone, where are all the gods? Where's the streetwise Hercules to fight the rising odds?
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If you are an equities bear you are just banging your head against the wall. $SPX
With Republicans like Greg 'India' Abbott, Greg 'Sri Lanka' Gianforte, the Huckabee Hucksters (anti white men and Israel stooge), John 'disappearing' Thune, Mitch McConnell 'dead as a doornail', who needs Democrats?
There is a WSJ article today explaining how Carney is using Trump to enact his diversification plans while continuing the Trudeau globalist plans, and has a huge popularity after 18 months.
As we can see with the GOP, Trump is dragging all the 'conservative/right wing' parties to the woodshed.
Victor Davis Hanson lays out that no one in America told Canada to import the equivalent of 45% of its population from non-assimilating sources, abandon its fossil fuels and pipelines, chase solar power in a frigid climate, accept the lowest GDP growth among industrial Western nations, or accept being $30–40k poorer per person/family than Americans. Nor did anyone force Canada to lead the world in assisted suicide as a cost-saving measure. Those choices—and the resulting inability to fund open borders, defense, or fair trade—came from Canadian leadership, not from Washington.
Even if you do not agree, it is a fascinating scenario and it presents a >25% probability of materializing after midterms, especially if war in Iran escalates @jam_croissant
WAKE UP. Cem Karsan says this is where the U.S. is heading.
A massive sovereign wealth fund. Strategic investment flowing into AI, infrastructure and power. And potentially trillions moving through the equity market.
@jam_croissant breaks down what could be coming next.
























