🦥 🎰 $GME.WS: SLOTH 777 🎰 🦥 $GME & $GME.WS @Imnotacat2024's newest post has got my mind churning. It was posted just a few minutes ago at 1:09am. GAMESTOP COMMONS CUSIP = W109 69 minutes past midnight. TIME. It features the scene where Ace, aka Sam Rothstein, is ragging out Don Ward the floor manager for not seeing that someone was rigging the slot machines. 7777. Three times in a row? Billion to one odds. 3 Squeezes. 2021. 2024. 2026. 3 Jackpots. Behind Ace is a sign that reads "Jokers Wild". 🃏 I have long believed that Gamestop Warrants are THE WILDCARD. The optionality of the Warrants, which can be extended, modified with a lower strike, or even a conversion ratio, matches a Joker or Wildcard in most every game, including Poker and Uno. Don Ward was SLACKING. He was being LAZY. SLOTH. "You didn't see you were being set-up on the second win?" Pat Webb, Don's brother-in-law, was the County Commission Chairman. Firing Don came back to haunt Ace, which triggers a domino effect leading to the COLLAPSE of the Casino Empire [Wall St]. Their shady practices couldn't stand up to scrutiny. Dark Pools, Swaps, ETF's, and 500%+ borrow rates on Warrants. The institutions could potentially owe a mountain of them in light of the Synthetic Short Thesis. Mighty suspicious. It's notable how well this scene in "Casino", as well as the Gamestop Warrant saga as a whole, ties in symbolically to the Sloth murder in "Se7en". The Sloth murder was one of the most harrowing and gruesome of the Se7en. Nightmare Fuel. John Doe defines Sloth as vegetative, agonizing procrastination and can-kicking... That is exactly what the shorts have done with the Gamestop Warrants. Theodore Victor Allen was captured by John Doe one year prior to the discovery of this gruesome nightmare in "Se7en". The Gamestop Warrants were issued one year ago. John Doe had chained him to a bed, keeping him down and suppressed for that entire year. Just like the Warrants. He was fed an IV drip of just enough antibiotics and nutrients to keep him alive over the course of a year as his body began to atrophy and his mind descended into madness... and finally, mush. Air fresheners were hung all over the room to mask the smell. The cops raided the apartment at 11:15pm, meaning they would have been in the room at 11:17pm. Warrant CUSIP = W117. At first, they believed he was a corpse. He looked like a horrific Zombie. 🧟‍♀️ 🧟‍♂️ Yet, to their abject terror, he was still breathing. Still alive... if you can call it that... Brain Dead. This is the exact footprint of synthetic positions, equity swaps, phantom shares, and FTD's. Predatory shorts went brain dead years ago when the initial short thesis failed. To prevent a catestrophic default, prime brokers & market makers hooked them up to a veritable "IV Drip" [dark pool routing, options layering, and hidden swap roll overs], just as we witnessed with Victor. They kicked the can and kicked it some more. We are seeing this to a greatly exaggerated degree with the Gamestop Warrants. Shorts are praying they expire worthless. They suppress the warrants so they look dead on the surface, like a Zombie, but they are very much alive... Only, unlike poor unfortunate Victor, Warrants can be resurrected to full and even greater vitality than ever before. Like the nutrient drip, when you see a Borrow Rate skyrocket to 500%, that is the financial institutions paying an exorbitant premium just to stay alive, though barely, all to delay the inevitable FTD. Paying the lending fees doesn't save them, it just buys them 24 more hours of rot. By utilizing a warrant modification, Coyen pulls the plug on the life-support. The shorts have spent years assuming they could just keep kicking the can in the dark forever. One button forces a terrifying awakening on the tape. It reveals that beneath the choppy, sideways trading, the position has completely rotted through. Then? BOOM. 🦥😈🦥 🎰🃏🎰 $GME $GME.WS $BP $TSUKI

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