Thomas Smart

Be smart

[Yvonne Kussmann @YveK22]

Angriffe gegen das Leben auf Zufallsopfer im öffentlichen Raum. Ein 20-jähriger Afghane griff am Donnerstag in Magdeburg am helllichten Tag zwei Frauen an.
Zuerst attackierte er gegen 11 Uhr eine 26-jährige Deutsche, schlug auf sie ein und würgte sie. Passanten halfen der Frau und konnten weitere Angriffe abwehren. Die Frau wurde derart schwer verletzt, dass sie stationär in ein Krankenhaus musste.

Um 13 Uhr griff der 20-Jährige dann eine 21-Jährige an - wieder eine Deutsche. Er schlug und trat auf sie ein. Auch hier verhinderten Passanten weitere Attacken. Das Opfer musste auch ins Krankenhaus, konnte dieses aber nach einer ambulanten Versorgung wieder verlassen.

Nach der ersten Attacke, die in offensichtlicher Tötungsabsicht geschah, erhielt der Afghane lediglich eine Gefährderansprache. Erst nach dem zweiten Angriff erfolgte die Festnahme, worauf später folgend der zuständige Richter beim Amtsgericht Haftbefehl wegen versuchten Totschlags (was die Schwere der Angriffe belegt) erließ und in Vollzug setzte.

Man muss sich das bewusst machen. In Deutschland kann man eine Frau in Tötungsabsicht auf offener Straße angreifen, und man wird nicht sofort von der Straße geholt sondern erhält eine polizeiliche Ermahnung. Interessant ist auch die Frage, ob der Afghane gezielt deutsche Frauen, in seinen Augen mangels Verschleierung sicherlich noch minderwertigere Geschöpfe als es ohnehin alle Frauen sind?

Ich wiederhole mich zum tausendsten Mal: Personen, die als Asylbewerber ins Land kamen und hier Straftaten begehen, gehören sofort und bedingungslos von der Straße geholt und bis zur Vollziehung der Abschiebung weggesperrt. Warum sollten wir derartige Gewalttäter hier akzeptieren und mit welchem Recht zwingt man uns, mit diesen hier nicht nur zusammenzuleben, sondern auch noch in den meisten Fällen deren Dasein zu finanzieren?

[Alexander Panetta @Alex_Panetta]

/ The paper concludes by insisting that the path for AI can't be predicted, and ends with this powerful quote to illustrate that uncertainty: "[The AI] productivity boom ... is in investment data, but not yet in productivity data. If the boom fails to materialize, the current buildout will be the largest misallocation of capital in history. On the other hand, those who are certain of that outcome may be making a mistake analogous to that which many forecasters made in 2007, but in reverse. Rare events are hard to imagine until they occur."

[Fred Krueger #BIP-110 @dotkrueger]

Saylor won't go bankrupt.
The dividend will continue to be paid.

If he has to raise the coupon to 15% to get to par,
he will raise to 15%.

And in the unlikely scenario he can't,
he will either sell BTC or more shares of MSTR.

And in the even more unlikely scenario that fails,
he will just suspend the dividend and wait.

There is no liquidition scenario.

[Jeremy M. Jacquin @jeremymjacquin]

🚨 $NBIS Insider Selling Alert: Retail is the Exit Liquidity
Insiders at Nebius (the AI/cloud spin-off) just dumped hundreds of millions in shares at peak prices — all under “planned” 10b5-1 plans.
No insider buys in sight. Classic story. https://t.co/eMH11FnCAs
The Numbers (May 2026 filings):
• Andrey Korolenko (Chief Infrastructure Officer): Sold 500,000 shares for $101.6 MILLION at ~$203. Cut holdings by 46%. https://t.co/aVvuGSVYKV
• Marc Boroditsky (Chief Revenue Officer): Sold 4,500+ shares for ~$979K at $217.55. https://t.co/sRHsqBgNcY
• Tal Boaz (General Counsel): Sold 5,100 shares for ~$1M at ~$200. https://t.co/NiWpUWcZ67
• Elena Bunina (Director): Multiple sales totaling millions (e.g., ~10,894 shares for $2.25M). https://t.co/eMH11FnCAs
Total insider selling: $123M+ in 24 months. $222M+ in recent windows. Zero buys. https://t.co/Km6uxYWV2M
They’ll say: “It’s just planned liquidity, taxes, diversification!”
Reality: These plans were set months ago, but executing massive sales right after the stock’s huge run (hundreds of % up on AI hype) while the company trades at premium multiples screams “sell the news.”
Insiders with all the info are de-risking and cashing out. Retail FOMO buyers? You’re providing the liquidity.
This is textbook hot growth stock behavior — execs monetize the hype, you hold the bag at elevated valuations with execution/capex/competition risks ahead.

[Jason Goepfert @jasongoepfert]

Look, I know none of this stuff matters anymore. But my G*d.

This will be the 4th time the S&P 500 $SPY has hit a record high while 5% of its members fall to 52-week lows.

1. July 1929
2. January 1973
3. December 1999
4. Today

[Letmoneywork @Letmoneywork050]

Der „German Tenbagger“: 1.000 % Rendite kosten Nerven

Ich hatte die Aktie mal kurzzeitig mit meinen Anfängen der Börse, Anfang der 10er Jahre.
Damals für 5 Euro das Stück.
Heute ~55 Euro das Stück.

Hätte ich damals nur 1 % meines Depots in Infineon gesteckt und gehalten, wäre ich heute entspannt – aber die 1.000 % hätten an meinem Kontostand kaum etwas bewegt. Reichtum entsteht durch Konzentration, nicht durch maximale Streuung.
Wenn du mit einem relevanten Betrag investiert bist, sind -50 % kein Hobby, sondern psychologischer Krieg.
Du siehst, wie ein Jahresgehalt nach dem anderen wegschmilzt, und hast keine Garantie, dass es jemals zurückkommt.

Das wirklich Harte: Der Schmerz skaliert mit dem Erfolg.

Wenn du erst einmal einen 5-Bagger im Depot hast und die Aktie dann um -50 % korrigiert, verlierst du auf dem Papier das 2,5-fache deines ursprünglichen Einsatzes. Und wenn sie später zum 7-Bagger wird und wieder dippt, bist du jedes Mal mit einem noch größeren Betrag „unter Wasser“.

Je erfolgreicher die Aktie wird, desto brutaler werden die Rücksetzer in absoluten Zahlen. Wer das nicht aushält, verkauft viel zu früh und verpasst den Weg zum Tenbagger.

Es bringt absolut nichts, ständig den nächsten Tenbagger zu suchen, wenn du nur mit Beträgen reingehst, die im Verhältnis zu deinem verfügbaren Kapital irrelevant sind. Wer 500 € investiert und 1.000 % macht, hat am Ende 5.000 €. cool, aber wertlos für den echten Vermögensaufbau, da es durchaus mal Jahrzehnte dauern kann, bis man einen Tenbagger hat.

Die bittere Pille ist: Nur wenn der Einsatz so hoch ist, dass dir bei einem -50 % Drop im Magen flau wird, ist er auch hoch genug, um bei +1.000 % deine Welt zu drehen.

Wer nicht bereit ist, bei einer großen Position diesen Schmerz immer und immer wieder auszuhalten, wird niemals die wirklich großen Gewinne sehen. Ich musste das auch selbst lernen, weil das in den Standard-Investmentbüchern nicht steht.

Wenn dir solche Erfahrungen gefallen, kannst du mir gerne folgen. Ich freue mich immer über den Austausch.

#Börse #Investing #Infineon #HighConviction #TradingLehren

[curb 🐂🀄️ @CryptoCurb]

"so you staked your ETH on the Ethereum blockchain to earn yield?"

"yes, Dave"

"except you didn't want your capital to be locked up so you actually staked it with a liquid staking protocol called Lido?"

"that's correct, Dave"

"and Lido gave you a liquid staking receipt token called stETH in return?"

"yes, Dave"

"and then you didn't think that was enough, so you juiced the yield even further by depositing your stETH receipt tokens into a restaking protocol called Eigenlayer?"

"you are correct, Dave"

"and now you didn't want to lock up your capital, so you actually restaked with a liquid restaking protocol called KelpDAO who provided you with a liquid restaking receipt token called rsETH?"

"you got it, Dave"

"and then that was surely not enough juice, so you then deposited your rsETH tokens into a lending protocol called AAVE so that you could open a leveraged looping position that borrows ETH against the rsETH collateral and restakes the ETH into rsETH which is then deposited as collateral, except it turns out rsETH used a cross-chain bridge called LayerZero whose security is held together by a 1/1 toothpick, which was obviously hacked by north koreans causing rsETH to become undercollateralized and now these looping positions are stuck and unprofitable, and everyone is pointing fingers at each other, and also DeFi is a very serious industry"

"you are 100% correct, dave"

jfc.

[Shual @0xShual]

So, to recap, the sentiment on the TL is:

- DeFi is dead: don't bother with it, don't deposit anywhere, 'just use aave' is dead, off-ramp and at best park with ibkr or coinbase

- The age of crypto is over: we're no longer early, it's the instutitionals era, coins have infinite price-insensitive sellers, and retail isn't coming to buy your bags

- Onchain is dead, especially on solana, because of pvp tards that rush to outdump each other on 30k market caps. The only true runners are flukes on ethereum that are old and have no gen z to control its supply and is reliant on elon tweets.

- The handful of projects that were considered investment-worthy are either not (aave, for example) or are already adequately priced (hype, zec). there are a few silent runners like $morpho but not many and low volume.

- GameFi is dead. SocialFi is dead. L2s are barren. Financial activity only exists to farm points.

Did I miss anything? Is anyone excited about anything? Something?

If you're reading this - why are you still in crypto?

[Bitcoin News @BitcoinNewsCom]

Can there be such a thing as GOOD hyperinflation?

According to Financial Physics, there is, if it's bottom-up.

Unfortunately, we're experiencing the opposite: top-down hyperinflation.

He explains our current scenario like this:

Asset prices get propped up while wages stay flat.

The people who already own things get richer and the people who work for money get crushed.

And nobody in power has any incentive to fix it, because the people who broke it are the same ones running the show.

This is why you feel like you're running harder just to fall further behind.

So what do normal people do when saving money stops making sense?

They stop saving.

Doom spending, blowing it now because holding it is pointless.

This is actually a rational response to a system that is punishing you for being responsible.

The answer, of course, is returning to a hard money standard like Bitcoin.

When you pay people in a currency that can't be printed, you can't inflate away their labor.

There's no way to quietly cut their wages by 10% while pretending you gave them a 3% raise.

And unlike the Federal Reserve, where nobody knows how much money was printed before 10am this morning, not even most people inside it, Bitcoin's supply is public, transparent, and fixed.

This is a level of accountability no fiat system has ever had.

Watch the full interview.

Financial Physics breaks down exactly how this ends, and what you need to understand before it does.

https://t.co/oNqhGIKbXl

[Stockmoney Lizards @StockmoneyL]

Reminder

1. Bitcoin usually bottoms between the EMA200 and SMMA230
2. The SMMA230 is the last line defense: This happened 3 times so far in 10 years and each time, it took a black swan events for BTC to retrace that far
3. Each bottom in the past 10 years happened between these two moving averages

Bitcoin might not have found the final bottom. But it has definetely entered and touched the bottom zone.

[Matt Shumer @mattshumer_]

https://t.co/ivXRKXJvQg

[Alex Krüger @krugermacro]

What went wrong with crypto

1. 10/10 slaughter (will I get sued if I mention Binance?).

2. Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) hangover.

3. Reversed flows from crime syndicates: major flows reversed after the DoJ indictment of the Cambodian Prince Group last October.

4. Quantum fears (real).

5. Enormous AI opportunities (opportunity cost):
- capital pivoting to AI
- talent pivoting to AI
- miners pivoting to AI

6. Perception of Bitcoin as American: few Chinese buyers, who had been behind the metals uptrend in large numbers.

7. The Swamp & Institutions taking over, overcrowding OGs and retail
- Pivot from Cypherpunk/Rebel tech to ETF tech.
- Crypto used to be for misfits & geniuses, now it's a line item in a 401k.

8. Trump association and political risks: what happens once Democrats are back?

9. Minimal innovation (since Hyperliquid).

10. Solana casino massacre (thank Pump Fun & the Memecoin Supercycle).

11. Oversupply of coins: there are 29.91 million cryptocurrencies tracked by CoinMarketCap.

12. Almost every coin in the top 200 is grossly overvalued and has had a broken chart for a while.

13. Never ending array of token launches that pump then dump to oblivion where only insiders profit.

14. Dead digital gold narrative.

15. Several categories of equities imploding (e.g. Software).

That killed momentum. With sellers dumping more aggressively than usual on every pump, and buyers not showing up to buy the dips as much any longer.

And then came the Warsh nomination (beating Hassett and Rieder), and the market suddenly became deeply aware that Warsh is a strong advocate of a small balance sheet: goodbye Queantitative Easing (QE) and Yield Curve Control (YCC) dreams, hello Quantitative Tightening (QT) fears.

That is what happened.

Please note this post is strictly descriptive, it tells you what happened, in the past. Prices have already crashed. Several metrics such as volume, liquidations, implied volatility and options skew indicate that a local bottom is likely in.

[Felix Prehn 🐶 @felixprehn]

The smartest people in the world are selling their companies at the exact same time

SpaceX. OpenAI. Databricks. Anthropic. All rushing to IPO in 2026.

Combined valuation: over $2.5 TRILLION

They're not selling because they need money. They're selling because they see something coming.

The last two times this happened? 2000 and 2021. NASDAQ crashed 78%. 95% of IPO investors lost everything.

Something satisfying about watching this pattern repeat in real time...

The Fed just started printing $40 billion per month. Not next quarter. Already happening. That's $480 billion this year being pumped into a banking system that's quietly cracking.

Bank reserves hit a 4 year low. The Fed's emergency lending window hit record usage. Banks were so low on cash they had to borrow emergency money at year end. Stress signal. Fed panicked. Started the printers.

But here's the part that actually matters for your portfolio:

When the Fed prints, asset prices go up. Stocks rally. Valuations go insane. And smart money sees the perfect window to exit.

That's exactly what's happening right now.

SpaceX preparing a trillion dollar IPO. That's 60x their estimated revenue. Bigger than Indonesia's entire economy. Largest IPO in history.

OpenAI wants a trillion dollar valuation too. Hottest AI company in the world. But if it's such a great long term investment... why are the early investors so eager to sell to you right now?

Databricks at $134 billion. Anthropic pushing $350 billion. All AI. All insane valuations. All rushing to the exit at the same time.

Funny how that works.

This pattern has played out twice in 25 years.

1999. 457 IPOs in one year. Every company had ".com" in the name. Stocks doubling daily. Companies with zero revenue worth billions. 86% of these IPOs were losing money. Nobody cared. "The internet changes everything. Old rules don't apply."

Then NASDAQ dropped 78%. $5 trillion gone. Pets. com, Webvan, eToys... vanished.

2021. Fed printed $4 trillion. Tech went insane. Roblox, Bumble, Rivian, Coinbase. Everyone buying.

Rivian raised $12 billion with practically zero revenue. Worth more than Ford and GM combined. Because it was "the next Tesla." You could have just bought Tesla but that's a different story.

By 2023 only 5% of companies that listed were trading above their IPO price.

95% of people who bought IPOs in 2020 and 2021 lost money.

The frenzy wasn't coincidentally near the top. It WAS the top.

Here's what most people don't understand about founders and early investors...

These are some of the smartest people in the world. They don't sell randomly. They wait for the perfect window. Stock prices high. Investors optimistic. Money flowing. Valuations disconnected from reality because "this time is different."

That window is wide open right now.

Problem is... the perfect window is usually right before everything reverses.

They're not honoring you by letting you buy their shares. You're their exit liquidity. You give them cash so they can buy another island.

The timeline is actually pretty predictable once you see it.

Stage 1 already happened. Economy showed weakness. Banks needed reserves. Fed cut rates. Fed started printing.

Stage 2 is now. New money flooding in. Stocks rallying hard. Valuations going insane. Everyone feeling like a genius.

Stage 3 is coming. Major IPOs launch. Excitement peaks. Retail buys everything. Music stops.

There's a 6 month lockup after IPOs. Founders and early investors legally cannot sell for 6 months after listing. So if SpaceX and OpenAI IPO early to mid 2026... the insider selling wave hits late 2026. Right around midterms. Right when uncertainty peaks.

Presidential cycle data backs this up. Year 2 of a presidential term is historically weak. Pattern has been 90% accurate since 1933.

What I find interesting is nobody talks about the basic math.

5,000 stocks already listed in the US. Years of audited returns. Years of proof management does what they say.

A new IPO has none of that. No track record. No proof. Just promises and a pitch deck.

Why would that one new stock deserve more attention than the other 5,000? It doesn't. Risk reward is garbage. Insiders know more than you. They're selling for a reason.

Market will probably go higher before it goes lower. Money printing does that.

But the smartest people in the world are preparing to sell you their companies at the highest valuations in history.

They see something. They're positioning.

Whether you see it too is your choice.

WARNING SIGNALS (save this):

- Multiple trillion dollar IPOs launching
- IPOs popping 50 to 100% on day one
- Retail asking "did you get the allocation?"
- ARK and speculative stocks falling while S&P holds
- 6 months post major IPOs (lockup expiring)
- Midterm uncertainty
- Fed signals slowing the printers

You can track most of these signals manually. Or use something like TradeVision to watch institutional dark pool activity and see when big money starts heading for the exits.

HISTORICAL ACCURACY:
- 1999 to 2000: IPO frenzy then 78% crash
- 2021: IPO frenzy then 95% of buyers lost money
- Presidential year 2: weak markets, 90% accurate since 1933

[OlliNichtImDienst @ollinotimdienst]

Ein Unternehmer zahlt jeden Monat hohe Steuern, gibt seine USt-Voranmeldungen korrekt ab und überweist fristgerecht. Durch einen einfachen Eingabefehler ist der überwiesene Betrag um 27 Cent zu niedrig.

Das Finanzamt reagiert sofort mit einer Vollstreckungsankündigung und setzt zusätzlich 49 Euro Säumniszuschläge fest.

Genau solche Vorgänge sorgen dafür, dass immer weniger Menschen Lust haben, selbstständig zu werden oder es zu bleiben.

[@tomkruise @tom777kruise]

2026-30 predictions

-globalism is dead. resilience is the new god. countries and individuals are racing for sovereign compute and mineral sovereignty. if you can't produce your own energy, food, and intelligence locally, you're a vassal
-the winner in robotics is the company whose humanoids can navigate a messy, 70s built warehouse. general purpose labor becomes a purchasable SKU, starting in logistics and moving toward elderly care
-the west stops moralizing about mining and starts treating lithium, cobalt, and copper with the same ruthless blood for oil energy of the 20th century
-the line between peace and war permanently dissolves. conflict shifts to gray zone operations. constant cyber attrition, undersea cable "accidents" and satellite interference. no more grand declarations, just a baseline of chaos
-the internet officially splinters. you now have the "open web" (chaotic, bot heavy, western), the "fortress web" (highly censored, eastern), and the "sovereign web" (encrypted, boutique, and high trust)
-neuralink and its competitors move from clinical trials to high performance enhancement for the wealthy. the augmented vs natural cognitive divide begins to show its first cracks in the social fabric
-control over freshwater sources becomes the primary driver of regional skirmishes, replacing traditional border disputes
-corporations with bigger balance sheets than countries (the big 5) begin negotiating directly with governments for territorial autonomy to host their own data centers and energy grids
-the alliance between the New Tech Right and traditional populism fractures. SV realizes that nationalism is bad for the global talent flow they need for AGI. they pivot toward techno statehood and local city states.
-being unreachable is the new wealth. the always-on worker is seen as a low level cog
-content with errors, rough edges, and physical presence becomes 10x more valuable than polished, AI generated perfection
-the Ivy League degree finally loses its power for good. Proof of Work becomes the only resume that matters
-high performers begin taking analog sabbats. deleting all apps for a month to reset dopamine receptors. a requirement for mental elite status
-after a year of AI-slop, the low-fi aesthetic wins. grainy film, handwritten notes, and physical gatherings become the only signs of authenticity
-micro schools and high level apprenticeship guilds replace the bloated university model. learning becomes a high stakes, boutique experience
-physical neighborhoods begin self organizing around shared values (techno-optimism, homeschooling, fitness, etc) rather than just proximity
-infinite scroll is viewed with the same social stigma as indoor smoking
-massive cultural pivot back to the importance of circadian rhythms, mineral balance, and real world movement as the bio-hacks that actually work
-AI is no longer a tech trend. it’s a national utility like electricity. small, high IQ nations pull ahead by building proprietary national models, while large bureaucracies choke on regulation
-high production value is now synonymous with fake or corporate. the most viral content is raw, unedited, and intentionally flawed. if it looks like it could have been made by an AI, it’s ignored

[Duo Nine ⚡ YCC @duonine]

Here's is what nobody will tell you about what's happening in the world.

This will send Bitcoin towards a million faster than ever before.

Let's start with Trump and why he's different than any previous US president in recent history.

In the past, US was led by presidents that were not originally billionaires. This matters. Let me explain.

Before Trump, if US wanted to do a regime change in some country (think Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan) this would take a long time and involve many stakeholders (coalitions of allies, NGOs, corporations, mercenaries).

This was on purpose.

The longer it took to enact regime change and "stabilize" a country, the more money could be laundered. The process was simple.

Start war -> send tons of cash to said country for made up reasons -> launder money -> sends tons of cash back to US political interests via a wide network of stakeholders operating in said country.

This is how the Ukraine war works right now too. Billions are laundered every year.

Through this process, previous US presidents and their interest groups became rich overnight. Think Clinton (Bosnia/Kosovo), Bush (Iraq), Obama (Syria/Libya), Biden (Afghanistan).

In the past, war was a business to get rich mixed with various political rationale (smokescreen) that was sold to the public as an excuse.

Trump dropped the smokescreen ("international law") and the protracted war meta. Why?

Because he's already rich.

His incentives are different for doing things.

He kidnapped Maduro and took him out of Venezuela overnight. Mission completed in a few hours.

The world was shocked.

What took years before (regime change), happened in a few hours under Trump and he told nobody, including his "allies".

Trump is not interested to become rich via the war business. Nope. He wants to become the "greatest US president in history".

That's why he does not shy away from doing even larger things, like say take Greenland from long time NATO ally, Denmark. Plus, he's on a timer. He's got three years left.

Previous US presidents followed the rules to a large extend, and everyone got rich, including their allies. It was good business for everyone.

Trump is not interested in that. He wants to Make America Great Again. Great also means bigger. Just look at Greenland on a map.

This is why Trump is such a disruptor.

Time to talk about the two categories of leaders:

1. Politicians
2. Statesmen

The first category are paid puppets working on a commission (mostly found in Europe) that loved the game before Trump. Everyone got rich, remember?

The second category are people like Trump, Putin, or Xi. In the past, we can mention Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill, Napoleon, Peter the Great, and so on.

Statesmen are not motivated by money, they are outward looking and they "build a nation". This does not come without dangers. Think of Hitler, Stalin or Mao.

What Trump is doing right now can go either way. He will either rejuvenate America like never before or be the trigger for its demise. It's too early to know which way it will go.

Regardless, the old game is out the window. No wonder politicians in Europe are in panic mode. They don't know how to play this new game.

There is a new world emerging at our feet and crypto (which Trump embraces and promotes) will be very much part of it. Here is why.

The unipolar world is dead. Pax America is over.

NATO will likely collapse and then the European Union will follow. This process will start as soon as US takes Greenland. That will signal the end of NATO.

That action will then divide Europe since not all countries will side with Denmark, some will side with US. That will crush the EU and splinter it.

In a multipolar world where US is dominating the Americas, Russia the Eurasian continent and China South-East Asia there will be a dire need for a common denominator.

Right now, that is gold and its price going parabolic is capturing the uncertainty of this future with the certainty of hard money, which it represents.

Because the world is fragmenting, the dominance of USD across international trade will continue to fall and has been falling for decades now.

With the EU collapsing (think of the Euro) and the USD losing market share in international transactions, what will fill this growing gap to transact safely with people you may not actually trust?

Bitcoin.

Gold is good, but not as good as Bitcoin.

The faster Trump will collapse the current system to bring about this new world, the faster Bitcoin will raise, both in price, and use cases.

It's not an if, but rather, how long this transition to a new system will take and how bumpy it will get. Some say by 2030 it will be obvious we're in a new world.

Add AI and other significant disruptors to the current system and the inevitable stares at you in the eyes. Hopefully, major wars will be avoided, but conflicts (including civil wars) are likely in the years to come.

Trump just happens to be a first mover. His instincts are right, the world is changing, but if greed takes over, he'll bite more than he can chew, then pay the price.

Hit a follow @duonine and share this post if you agree!

[💙 ₘ ᵢ ₙ ᵢ 💙 @miiniiiie]

🕯️Weihnachten 2024, #Weihnachtsmarkt Magdeburg, 20.12. 19:11 Uhr.. 1 Jahr danach...🕯️

An diesem Tag wollte ich mit meiner kleinen Tochter (9) einfach einen schönen Abend verbringen. Glühwein, Kinderkarussell, Lichter, Musik – ein bisschen Normalität, ein bisschen Frieden in dieser verrückten Welt. Wir waren auf dem Weg zum Zentrum des Markts, voller Vorfreude.

Dann kam dieser Moment, der sich für immer in mein Gedächtnis eingebrannt hat.

Aus dem Nichts rast ein Auto in die Menschenmenge. Direkt auf uns zu, eine Frau und ein Kind fliegen durch die Luft, Schreie, Menschen springen beiseite. Ich hatte nur den Bruchteil einer Sekunde Zeit, um zu reagieren. Ich sah den Wagen auf uns zurasen, und mein einziger Gedanke war: Meine Tochter muss weg hier!

Ich habe sie im letzten Moment weggestoßen unter Einsatz meines eigenen Lebens, so machen liebende Väter das dachte ich später im Krankenhaus, alles richtig gemacht. Hätte ich auch nur einen Sekundenbruchteil gezögert – sie wäre jetzt tot & ich vermutlich auch beim Versuch sie zu retten.

Ich selbst konnte nicht mehr ganz ausweichen. Das Auto traf mich am Bein, mein Knöchel wurde zertrümmert, reparabel, ich wurde meterweit durch die Luft geschleudert. Der Aufprall, der Schmerz – unbeschreiblich. Und dann: Schreie. Blut. Menschen am Boden. Chaos. Ich lag da, unfähig aufzustehen, während um mich herum das Unvorstellbare geschah.

Diese Bilder werde ich nie wieder los. Diese Geräusche. Diese Panik. Die Schreie von Kindern. Das Blut auf dem Pflaster. Meine Tochter, die weinend nach mir ruft, mich dann findet und krampfhaft heulend über mir hockt um mir ein Lebenszeichen zu entlocken.

Und wofür das alles?
Der Täter war ein Mann aus S.-Arabien. Ein Mensch, der in Deutschland Asyl bekam. Ein Mensch, der in seiner Heimat gesucht wurde, sie gar vor ihm warnten.
Ein Mensch, der mit seiner Behandlung in Deutschland „unzufrieden“ war – und deshalb beschloss, so viele Unschuldige wie möglich auf dem Weihnachtsmarkt mit einem Auto zu verletzen und zu töten.

Sowas bekam hier Asyl.

Ich frage mich, wie das ging.
Wie konnte so jemand in unser Land kommen, hierbleiben dürfen – und dann sowas tun?
Wie oft müssen wir das noch erleben, bis sich endlich etwas ändert & ALLE straffälligen Zuwanderer rausgeschmissen werden? Kompromisslos ALLE!

Ich werde mein Leben lang gezeichnet sein – körperlich dank Narben, schlimmer aber seelisch. Menschenmengen erzeugen gefühlt Herzinfarkte, meine Kleine leidet nach wie vor unter fiesen Panikattacken.
Und ich bin nicht das Einzige Opfer.
Solingen, München, Mannheim, Aschaffenburg und hunderte weitere Fälle mit tausenden Opfern.
Mein Mitgefühl an dieser Stelle 🙏🏻.

Ein Jahr ist vergangen seit Magdeburg diesen Riss bekam, der nicht mehr zuwächst.
Kerzen sind runtergebrannt,
Kränze verwelkt, die Fragen stehen noch.
Was hat sich geändert?
Nichts, was trägt.
Nichts, was schützt.
Man redet, man verwaltet, man beruhigt sich selbst.
Die Stadt trägt weiter die Erinnerung, die Politik trägt weiter Ausreden.

Und währenddessen unternimmt Friedrich Merz rein gar nichts gegen das Kernproblem.
Grenzkontrollen ohne klare Remigrationspolitik Abgelehnter sind Schaufensterdeko.
Sie blenden, sie lösen nichts.
Innere Sicherheit entsteht nicht durch Pressekonferenzen, sondern durch Ehrlichkeit, Konsequenz und den Mut, Dinge beim Namen zu nennen und zu lösen!

Unsere Offenheit wird weiterhin mit Hass beantwortet, und die Antwort darauf bleibt zaghaft. Die Frage, wie wir behandelt würden, hätten wir solche Taten anderswo begangen, bleibt unausgesprochen.
Ein Jahr danach ist klar:

#Magdeburg verdient Schutz, nicht Beschwichtigung.

Ich habe überlebt. Meine Tochter lebt. Aber wir werden nie wieder dieselben sein. Wie leider tausende Mitmenschen ebenfalls.

Wann zum Henker unternimmt unsere Bundesregierung endlich drastische Maßnahmen ohne Rücksicht auf Verluste, ich glaub dank den linksgrün versifften Sozial"demokraten" NIEMALS..

#AfD
#Bundesregierung
#Bundestag
#Merz

[Keonne Rodriguez @keonne]

Tonight is the last time I will sleep in my own bed next to my loving wife. For the next 5 years I will be housed in a federal prison at taxpayer expense for a "crime" without a victim. Just one of many victims of lawfare perpetrated by a weaponized Biden DOJ where truth and justice were sidelined in favor of a political anti innovation agenda. Where evidence was hidden and suppressed because it didn't fit the story highly partisan line prosecutors needed to tell. Where Supreme Court precedence was ignored by activist judges.

Tomorrow I will surrender to FPC Morgantown. I will no longer be Keonne Rodriguez inside that institution, instead I will be a number, 11404-511. But outside of those walls my name will be kept alive. My loving wife, my family, my friends, all of you who have supported #pardonsamourai will make sure of that. I know walking into that institution that the story doesn't end there.

I maintain hope that President @realDonaldTrump is a fair man, a man of the people, who will see this prosecution for what it was: an anti innovation, anti american, attack on the rights and liberties of free people. I believe his team @AGPamBondi @EdMartinDOJ @DAGToddBlanche and others truly want to end the weaponization of the DOJ that the previous administration wielded so effectively.

The framers of our Constitution gave the Executive the power to pardon for exactly this reason, to balance out and restore justice when no one else would. President Trump has proven he takes that power seriously. I believe he will continue to wield that power for good and pardon me and Bill.

Keep up the noise. Thank you all for your support. See you on the other side.