Watching the 180° pivot from the podcast bro scene right now is interesting. Just remember: it’s not a change of heart, it’s just a change in the algorithm.
The End of Black Swan Thinking:
Disruptions are no longer rare. Individuals breach systems, strike targets, and act across borders. Even groups that appear tolerant can enable instability. These shocks are part of the environment and require planning.
After our latest episode dropped, discussing the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, the two countries have reached a ceasefire agreement. This will allow the hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians to return home.
Here we go again. As most know @X took down the best source on this site for the current state of Al-Qaeda called @TrackingAQ—then today after writing about how our government is funding terrorism (which they have doubled down on and not stopped under a new admin) their new site @trackingthebase was taken down.
There’s a deliberate effort to keep you in the dark about Al-Qaeda’s current activities. Whether you're scrolling on X, waiting for the mainstream media to speak up, or counting on agencies like the FBI to sound the alarm—you're going to be waiting a long time. Help ain’t coming. I hope that’s crystal clear.
A large Russian drone-and-missile attack targeted Ukraine's second-largest city of Kharkiv on Saturday, killing at least three people and wounding 21 others, according to local officials, as hopes for peace dimmed further. https://t.co/u7mnUtCgiV
This is not financial advice, but there is a strong possibility that Apple will raise prices on their products to manage risk. If your phone is nearing the end of its lifespan and you're considering an upgrade, it might be wise to do so before prices increase further as they adjust production. What do you all think? Gonna call the tarriff bluff?
In my opinion, unless you have a Q-clearance + TS/SCI, etc. and are privy to the newest (cube-sat, etc) technologies, you can't earnestly speak to the validity of the Golden Dome missile defense shield.
If you do have a Q-clearance + TS/SCI, etc. and are privy to the newest (cube-sat, etc) technologies, you are not going to speak publicly about any of this...because you can not.
So we are left in the dark, which is the point.
The current standard in journalism tends to prioritize sensationalism over informative content. Unfortunately, isolating reporters may lead to even more negative coverage. To attract higher-caliber journalists, we need to raise the expectations of both advertisers and readers. I agree with this point, for the most part.
We need to STOP giving journalists the role of moderating conversations during global forums.
Why?
Because this kind of stages are not journalistic spaces.
They are supposed to be rare and strategic spaces.
They bring together people who are shaping the future.
They’re designed to make big and bold ideas emerge.
And yet, we see journalists trying to play the same old game:
- Trap the speaker.
- Ask superficial questions.
- Turn everything into a headline.
I’ve already experienced this myself.
Travelling halfway across the world to speak…
Only to be interviewed by someone who didn’t even prepare.
Who was more interested in being seen than in listening.
Who asked questions with no depth, no understanding, no sense of the stakes.
That’s exactly what happened yesterday with @MishalHusain interrogating @elonmusk.
The problem for her here... is that she just didn’t fall on the right person.
➡️ My point for global event organizers:
When you give the microphone to journalists in these contexts, you lower the level.
It turns what should be a high-level dialogue into something performative.
It confuses media visibility with intellectual leadership.
I believe the people who moderate these conversations should have real substance.
These forums are not TV shows.
They’re not there to entertain.
They’re there to shift minds.
Let’s treat them accordingly.
my 2 cents for today
You’re not under-informed. You’re overloaded and under-processed.
Training Tapes Ep. 1 breaks down why raw info ≠ real intel—and how to shift from passive awareness to strategic readiness.
Full brief + report-style breakdown: https://t.co/tNjhcd0Arp
At least if you are following this account and listen to the podcast you were already tracking this. Nice to see the administration coming to terms on it. Time for maximum pressure.
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For those asking how to help prepare your family, community, or even your state for the growing threat of a large-scale terrorist attack on U.S. soil—driven by senior leadership within al-Qaeda and ISIS—I strongly recommend reading The Gathering Storm by Task Force Pineapple and @RooftopLeader.
It’s a powerful primer that outlines the current threat landscape, lessons learned from past coordinated attacks, and offers practical guidance on the critical questions you should be asking now to prepare.
Don’t wait for help—be ready. You are your own first responder.
Get it here: https://t.co/FPpkerLchN