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THIS IS MADNESS. Billionaires invested billions in AI to replace us. It’s led to massive layoffs & a massive increase in billionaire wealth due to hyper inflated stock market. And when their greed causes the market to crash they’ll just ask the politicians they own for bailouts. THIS IS MADNESS. Billionaires invested billions in AI …
ANTISOCIAL MEDIA: Bombshell report exposes how Meta relied on scam ad profits to fund AI. Documents showed that internally, Meta was hesitant to abruptly remove accounts, even those considered some of the “scammiest scammers,” out of concern that a drop in revenue could diminish resources needed for artificial intelligence growth. Instead of promptly removing bad actors, …
And now they want a bailout already… pic.twitter.com/tB6DtpKj74 — Curtis Lemay (@CurtisLemay) November 5, 2025 Securing government backed bailout before they actually need them, you can't make this up. — blake (@blakestonks) November 6, 2025 A top market analyst’s warning in late October about a looming “prisoner’s dilemma” and an “AI wobble” in the stock …
The regional banking crisis is much worse than they make it out to be. Since Aug, banks have tapped the Fed for $863 million, and from May to June, $555 million. As shown by the facility, it is progressively getting worse. Contagion is beginning to look like a reality. The regional banking crisis is much …
Trump: The project in New York—it is billions and billions of dollars of that Schumer has worked 20 years to get. It is terminated. pic.twitter.com/TLP4ell0U5 — Acyn (@Acyn) October 15, 2025
China makes 80% of the world’s industrial robots and has the highest density of them in the world. If the west does not change soon, China’s 24/7 dark factories will allow them to have a monopoly on global manufacturing because of how cheaply quickly and voluminously they can make things. This quote hits hard: “I …
The AI hardware market looks competitive, but it isn’t. Nvidia is quietly running the entire game. What seems like a patchwork of chipmakers and cloud providers is really one company controlling the flow of money, production, and deployment. Nvidia invests in OpenAI, which buys chips from AMD. Oracle sells cloud infrastructure powered by Nvidia, and …
$7.6B BITCOIN FRAUDSTER PLEADS GUILTY IN UK’S BIGGEST CRYPTO CASE Zhimin Qian, who ran a Ponzi scheme in China, fled with the loot, and laundered it into bitcoin, just pleaded guilty in London. Police found 61,000 bitcoin on her devices in a Hampstead mansion, now worth over £5bn, but didn’t clock it until three years …
Wall Street is breathing a myth so dangerous it could destroy fortunes overnight. Everyone is talking about quantum computing as if it is the next great leap in technology, but the truth hides beneath the glossy headlines claiming IBM and HSBC are transforming bond trading and the market will explode to $100 billion by 2035. …
You left off the part where Binance keeps sending Btc to market makers like Wintermite to sell at market in order to liquidate the over leveraged longs driving the price down as they wait to then use the proceeds to buy it back cheaper. Rinse and repeat because CZ is an… — Alex Boge (@alexboge) …
Tricolor Auto Holdings just blew up, and the fallout is spreading fast. What was once a quiet giant in subprime car lending has collapsed into Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Cars are gone, loans are unpaid, and billions in debt are floating in the system with nowhere to land. But the real danger isn’t the bankruptcy itself, …
AAA bonds rated just two months ago are crashing, with lower tranches nearly worthless. Subprime auto debt tied to fraud is imploding while rating agencies keep pretending nothing is wrong. First blood….. https://t.co/LEFhuiY4JY — Bogachan Ozdemir (@Bogachan_1971) September 11, 2025 🚨Tricolor’s AAA bonds (rated 2 months ago July ’25) just plunged—par to 78¢, lower tranches …
Trump Announces Crackdown On Drug Ads On TV, Potentially Disrupting Billions In Ad Spending https://t.co/Sn678w3tTp — zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 10, 2025 President Trump signed a presidential memorandum on Tuesday that calls on federal health agencies to require pharmaceutical companies to disclose more side effects in their ads and enforce existing rules about misleading ads. The …
On a sunny day in Grapevine, Texas, three drones are buzzing around the head of a test dummy balanced on a pedestal. It’s part of a demonstration outside the National School Safety Conference. “We use drones to stop school shootings,” says Justin Marston, the CEO of Campus Guardian Angel, the company selling the drones. In …
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump has just appealed to the SUPREME COURT, asking permission to freeze billions of dollars in foreign aid. He had to do this because an activist judge declared themselves president and ordered Trump to spend the aid money. OVERTURN. pic.twitter.com/Pt4uZ35afk — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 8, 2025 The Trump administration asked the …
Most Americans still do not understand what has happened since Donald Trump left the White House. The presidency was supposed to end in January of 2021, but in reality the office never ended. It was converted. It became a machine. A mechanism designed to take foreign interest, family loyalty, and political fame and spin them …
95% of organizations that are pouring money into generative AI have little or nothing to show for it. That isn’t rumor. That’s MIT’s own conclusion. They say the machines can’t retain data. They can’t adapt. They can’t learn over time. So let’s stop pretending. They are not intelligent. Not artificial. Not anything. But Wall Street …
$61.9 billion. That’s how much companies are spending on generative AI in 2025. IDC says investment jumped 94% this year. https://www.business-standard.com/technology/tech-news/genai-paradox-companies-pouring-billions-into-ai-it-has-yet-to-pay-off-125081302003_1.html The payoff? Still nowhere to be seen. McKinsey finds nearly 80% of firms use generative AI—but the same number say it hasn’t boosted the bottom line. https://www.thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2025/08/14/companies-are-pouring-billions-into-ai-it-has-yet-to-pay-off Pilot projects are collapsing fast. S&P Global …
Microsoft and the Army Corps pulled 463 million gallons out of San Antonio between 2023 and 2024. https://www.sacurrent.com/news/san-antonio-data-centers-guzzled-463-million-gallons-of-water-as-area-faced-drought-38116670 The city was under Stage 3 drought rules. Residents could water lawns once a week. https://www.newsweek.com/texas-data-center-water-artificial-intelligence-2107500 In 2025, Texas data centers are projected to use 49 billion gallons. By 2030, the number jumps to 399 billion gallons …
Zhao confirmed it himself. “I got lawyers applying,” Zhao said on a podcast, admitting the request came after Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal reported his pardon bid amid Trump-family links to Binance.US. https://cointelegraph.com/news/changpeng-zhao-cz-binance-asked-trump-pardon He denied it first. Then applied. The denial came in March. His lawyer hire began in February. The pardon request was …
Republicans just ended Federal car mileage mandates. The rules added $6,000 to the cost of a car. They siphoned billions from American car companies to foreigners. And they killed 100,000 Americans by forcing them to drive tin cans. pic.twitter.com/iaVt8bH4IM — Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) August 6, 2025 Republicans just ended federal car mileage rules …
South Korea has made it clear: most of the $350 billion it pledged in U.S. investment will be loans and guarantees, not equity. Direct investment makes up less than 5 % of the total fund. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-04/korea-expects-less-than-5-of-350-billion-us-fund-as-investment Japan’s negotiator Akazawa added fuel to the skepticism, saying trade agreements with both the U.S. and EU are still not formalized, …
Economists are having trouble understanding why stocks are at all-time highs. Well, technically, they are not measured in currencies other than the US dollar, like the euro, but in local currency terms, yes. According to economic textbooks, tariffs hamper free trade, cause investment uncertainty, and lead to suboptimal economic outcomes. The reality is that US …
The only thing these companies will be mining in a year is Chapter 11 paperwork. WSJ Small companies are pouring billions into bitcoin and lesser-known cryptocurrencies — raising big questions about risk, regulation, and what could go wrong if the market turns. — First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) July 26, 2025 We have eclipsed peak insanity. In …
Billions in chip projects scrapped in Europe. INTEL TO LAY OFF 15% OF WORKERS, CANCEL BILLIONS IN PROJECTS IN BID FOR REBOUND-WSJ — First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) July 25, 2025 INTEL EMPLOYEE COUNT BY YEAR 2022: 131,9002023: 124,8002024: 108,9002025: 75,000 INTEL HAS LAID OFF NEARLY 45% OF ITS WORKFORCE OVER THE LAST 4 YEARS$INTC https://t.co/pjYvT9mYxf — …
Retail’s still dancing while the smart money heads for the exits. When tech is 34% of the index and the top 10 names control 40%, that is not diversification, it is a loaded mousetrap. Fires don’t start with fireworks. They start when no one’s looking and everyone feels safe. Ladies and Gentlemens, The Schiller P.E …
"I'm going to send DOGE after Elon." -Trump "Sir, Our report found that Elon is saving NASA billions and billions of dollars." -DOGE Team pic.twitter.com/r9r0917PkE — Reseth (@ResethO) July 1, 2025 @DOGE Please make a post about how much @elonmusk is saving the government. pic.twitter.com/fBpxYYZuH2 — Reseth (@ResethO) July 1, 2025
Congress holds more power over the economy than most realize, yet it rarely takes the blame for the mess. The Federal Reserve gets the heat for inflation, interest rates, and market turmoil, but the truth cuts deeper. Congress writes the laws, funds the agencies, and sets the rules that shape the entire financial system. If …
Stan Druckenmiller blasted Janet Yellen “I literally think if you go back to Alexander Hamilton, it was the biggest blunder in the history of the Treasury. I have no idea why she has not been called out on this. She has no right to still be in that job”pic.twitter.com/1yPivRbGjJ — Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) June …
They say the market is on borrowed time. Same chorus, same script. Recession around the corner. Credit markets flashing red. Consumers pulling back. Retail falling apart. Housing sliding. We’ve heard it for months. But the tape does not care. Every time you think it should roll over, it just keeps climbing. You want to know …