BREAKING: France is gripped by nationwide riots today, with reports of widespread looting, arson, vandalism, and direct attacks on police and firefighters pouring in from cities across the country.
Early estimates put damages at over €3 billion already, positioning this as one of the largest and most destructive outbreaks of unrest in more than 50+ years.
BREAKING: DOJ has just seized millions of dollars from bank accounts & crypto wallets linked to Tether as part of federal fraud investigation.
The house of cards is about to collapse…
Howard Lutnick is arguably one of the slickest and most corrupt operators in modern finance.
We now know he was close friends with Jeffrey Epstein, despite him previously denying it. That link was confirmed in the Epstein files. He also has documented ties to Tether and Bitcoin market manipulation.
Now a brand new scheme has surfaced involving Cantor Fitzgerald, run by one of his sons.
The firm has been buying the rights to U.S. tariff refunds at massive discounts.
Here is how this scam works:
1. U.S. companies paid billions in tariffs that were later ruled illegal.
2. Cantor approaches those companies and offers immediate cash: 25 cents for every dollar they are owed.
3. Companies take the money to avoid waiting years for litigation and bureaucracy.
4. When refunds are issued, Cantor collects the full dollar.
They bought claims at 25 cents on the dollar. After today’s Supreme Court ruling, those claims could be worth 80 to 90 cents.
It’s worth nothing that Lutnick also literally helped architect the tariff regime. He pushed Trump to implement it, likely knowing it would collapse and create this exact arbitrage opportunity.
The potential payout is in the billions. This is insider-level extraction hiding in plain sight.
@AnaKasparian “They don’t do pride parades”
Yeah that’s a nice way of saying they execute gay people in broad day light by stoning them alive or slitting their throats like animals.
For any bubble to grow, it requires constant hype and excitement.
With AI, their leaders are so obviously relying on fluff like, 'This technology is so powerful it will end the world.'
This narrative is powerful precisely because it uses fear to lure people in, creating a spectacle everyone can't stop watching.
But rest assured, the apocalypse isn't happening, and everyone can relax.
Only in Poland do you see the metro filled only with respectful people minding their own business, no garbage litter all over the floors, nobody blasting weird music on speakerphone or smoking crack on the benches.
Here it’s safe and quiet. People keep to themselves, treat the space with respect, and leave it clean.
Well done! This is what happens when you don’t flood your population with millions of third-world immigrants that don’t share any of the same values.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong now predicts Bitcoin will hit $400,000 by 2030.
Almost exactly a year ago, he predicted Bitcoin would hit $1 million by 2030.
At some point, you have to realize these so-called crypto gurus don’t actually know where the market is headed. They throw out flashy price targets, pull numbers out of their ass, and cash in on the attention.
JUST IN: Mark Moss-backed British #Bitcoin treasury company Satsuma Technology (SATS) just announced it is shutting down and has SOLD all of its 669 BTC.
BREAKING:
Caroline Ellison, Sam Bankman-Fried’s ex-girlfriend and key FTX fraud co-conspirator, reveals that she has spent the last 2 months secretly working at the philanthropic funding platform ‘Manifund’ under the pseudonym “Carol.”
Ellison was released from federal prison in January 2026.
Within a decade, traditional ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft will go extinct the same way Blockbuster did after Netflix showed up.
The current setup has way too many problems. You get stuck in a car with some foreign-born driver on speakerphone, yelling in an annoying third-world language. And that’s before you even address the odor of an animal that doesn’t know what deodorant is, let alone a shower.
Anyone who’s been in a Waymo or a Tesla robotaxi already knows what’s coming. You don’t have to deal with the most obnoxious people. One day we’ll look back at today’s ride-sharing apps the same way we look at old tech and wonder how we ever put up with something that.