BPickle99

Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. No DMs please. I enjoy engaging debate.

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

Can we finally admit that the convenience of mail in, early, and computerized voting makes cheating very easy. Is it worth the convenience to have widespread fraud?

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

@GKMkan @TrumpNews_Baby Oh. Grok says it is not possible. Is that what you think is an investigation?

[Athina Kechagia @AthinaKech36429]

US President Donald Trump participated in a wreath-laying ceremony on Veterans Day at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia, US, November 11.
Trump pays tribute to 18 US soldiers who fell during Operation Epic Fury
The president also paid tribute to American service members involved in the campaign, saying that 18 US personnel had been killed during the conflict.
"We lost 18 beautiful souls," he said.
"But when this conflict is over, and it will be soon, the entire world will be a much safer and better place, a more peaceful place."
" We want to make sure we have a total victory, not a 93% victory. It's going to be total,"
During the ceremony, Trump introduced Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the audience of veterans and military personnel, drawing enthusiastic applause.
"The Secretary of War Pete Hegseth," Trump announced, prompting loud applause from the audience.
"I had a feeling that was going to happen," the president remarked.
"He's done a fantastic job, but he loves you, and he protects you. He's all about you," Trump added, addressing the veterans and military personnel attending the event.
Wednesday's applause at Arlington offered a visible display of support for Hegseth following one of the most direct congressional challenges to his tenure.
The ceremony commemorated Veterans Day, with Trump and the first lady participating in the traditional wreath-laying ceremony before the president delivered his remarks.

By IDAN KWELLER
NOVEMBER 11, 2026 19:32

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

@AmericanAlphaX Same could be said about calling out the election. They are coming for him either way.

[Sassafrass84 @Sassafrass_84]

Is Thomas Massie going to release the names of the Epstein files before his term is over?

Just asking questions.

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

Liberal Goes Back In Time To Kill Hitler

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

@GuntherEagleman They all get money from NGOs.

[Ricardo @Ric_RTP]

Anthropic is about to sell the public a trillion-dollar company controlled by 2 shares worth less than a penny.

And the people buying it will have almost no way to change anything that happens next.

I read the voting section of Anthropic's IPO filing, and I think it's the most one-sided deal ever offered to regular investors at this size:

There is exactly ONE Class F share. It belongs to an LLC owned by 7 of Anthropic's co-founders, and it carries 50.1% of all the votes.

There is exactly ONE Class T share. It belongs to Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust, and it elects a majority of the board.

If Anthropic were ever liquidated, each of those 2 shares would get its par value of $0.00001.

The public gets Class A shares instead. And Anthropic's own filing says this structure may effectively eliminate their ability to influence important decisions, including a sale of the company.

So here's what that means for anyone who buys:

- They can't replace the board if the company stumbles, because the trust picks the majority and the founders hold half the vote.
- They can't push for a sale, even if someone offers a huge premium.
- They can't stop the board from putting the mission ahead of their money. Anthropic is a public benefit corporation, so the board has to weigh shareholders against the long-term benefit of humanity.
- And they can't easily sue over it. Delaware law requires at least 2% of the shares or $2 million worth of stock to bring that kind of claim.

This isn't some far-off hypothetical either.

The filing warns that slowing AI development for safety may not maximize stockholder value. It also says Anthropic recently paused training a next-generation model for more than a month over safety and security concerns.

A public shareholder would've had zero say in that pause.

And here's the part I can't get past:

Each co-founder has pledged to give 80% of their Anthropic equity to charity. The Class F vote stays at 50.1% no matter how much stock they still own.

So the founders can give away most of their money and keep all of their control.

Dario Amodei told 60 Minutes last year that he's deeply uncomfortable with AI decisions being made by a few companies and a few people. When he was asked who elected him, he said no one.

Now his company's IPO hands 50.1% of the votes to 7 people, and he's one of them.

And guess who's being lined up to buy it?

Anthropic has weighed reserving 15% to 20% of the IPO for individual investors, according to Bloomberg. JPMorgan is leading the US retail push, and Citigroup is handling retail buyers in places like Japan, Britain and Canada.

The same filing warns that AI could pose catastrophic or existential risks to humanity.

So regular people are being asked to buy a company that says its product could threaten humanity, with no real vote on how it's run.

Anthropic's answer is that this is the whole point. The structure is built to keep Wall Street from pressuring it into cutting corners on safety. The trustees have no financial stake in the company. Google and Meta gave their founders control and still made shareholders rich. And every buyer gets all of this in writing before they buy.

But Zuckerberg's control comes from shares he owns, so when Meta's stock falls, he loses money too. Anthropic's 2 control shares can't lose anything.

Anyone buying this IPO is paying full price to hand control to 7 founders and 5 trustees.

They're desperate for money and they don't care about your money.

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

@GuntherEagleman All but 4

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

@GuntherEagleman They have sheltered themselves from the people. We don’t matter- they don’t even need us to vote for them. They get elected by manipulating the system

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

@AZ2ADave Are you sure this is accurate?

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

Can we also talk about election integrity?

[Glenn Beck @glennbeck]

Yesterday we reported that Van Jones admitted that the Left ran a covert network of tens of thousands of operatives to push one specific word on social media: affordability.

Well, today we now know it’s a professional operation run by Heather Booth, a veteran DNC organizer who has trained over 25,000 community activists. It works with an entire smorgasbord of leftist groups: MoveOn, SEIU, the Teachers Union, the House Democratic Campaign Committee, and many more.

When you heard about “affordability” on your socials, you may have been hearing a political campaign.

But look at what’s happening right now. Oil plummeted nearly 9% in a single day, gas prices are falling, and jobs numbers just blew past expectations… exactly like Trump predicted back in September.

You were manipulated. Watch how fast “affordability” quietly disappears from your feed now that the election is over… at least until they need it again.

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

@glennbeck Now Glen. Let’s talk about the election process irregularities.

[One Bad Dude @OneBadDude_]

Stop the steal!

Do NOT certify the election!!

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

@Sassafrass_84 That’s a terrible strategy. Push the bad Republicans from power. Don’t give them the asset that is the Republican Party. We can’t just give away our Party anymore than we can give away our country to foreign invaders.

[🇺🇸 Four Sirens 🇺🇸 @TheFourSirens]

🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏

[daveinthedesert @AZ2ADave]

Accurate 👇👇👇. The guy was either bought or a plant or probably both. His lack of action was part of the plan that got us where we are.. good riddance

[daveinthedesert @AZ2ADave]

Well we can definitely count on a bunch of this going on 🙄🤬

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

@GrindeOptions I think Starlink income drives it over in the next 6months.

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

https://t.co/RhEOImQu4T

[Patriot @_Patriot1776Q_]

🚨 ELECTION ISSUES: Alaska

Official rolls as of Nov 3: 606,007 registered voters. The Census adult-citizen estimate is 538,813.

That's 112.5%, or 67,194 more registered names than adult citizens.

[BPickle99 @BPickle]

Can we finally admit that the convenience of mail in, early, and computerized voting makes cheating very easy. Is it worth the convenience to have widespread fraud?