@zelenskyyua Exactly.
Lukashenko is straight up Putin’s puppet at this point. He doesn’t run Belarus on his own anymore — it’s basically a Russian satellite. Those retransmitters on the towers, the missiles launched from his territory, the oil refining feeding Putin’s army… all of it happens cuz the Kremlin tells him to.
Russia kept him in power after 2020. He’s got no real choice here. He answers to Moscow, plain and simple.
Your warning is fair, but everyone knows the real guy calling the shots is Putin. If Belarus stays a launchpad and supply line for this war, then yeah, it’s gonna get hit. Actions have consequences.
@elonmusk Interesting.. Not long until you can order an orbital data center on Temu for $8.99 with free shipping to space. 'May contain 40% less cooling than advertised. Batteries sold separately. Returns accepted... if you can catch it on re-entry.
@PaulAtkinsSEC
Chairman Atkins, your decades in banking (Patomak, Goldman Sachs clients, etc.) explain why your “deregulation” agenda isn’t protecting retail. Banks don’t profit when Main Street gets the same speed, data & execution as Wall Street.SEC’s mission is investor protection—not optimizing returns for the industry you served. Enforce real best execution and end the hidden advantages. Retail is watching. #FairMarkets
No, NATO should not participate in the US-Israel military campaign against Iran. This is not a defensive operation under NATO's founding treaty, and involving the alliance would undermine its core purpose while risking unnecessary escalation and internal division.Current facts on the conflict (as of April 8, 2026)The campaign began on February 28, 2026, when the United States and Israel launched large-scale airstrikes on Iranian military sites, leadership targets (including the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei), nuclear and missile infrastructure.
@unusual_whales The military isn’t a tech startup where you can fire everyone who raises concerns. This smells like demanding loyalty over competence — and that rarely ends well when real wars are involved.
When they run a monopoly paper-trade scam, they can do whatever they like. Volatility spikes → jack margins up and force retail liquidations.
Volatility cools → slash margins 22% on gold, 22% on silver, 13% on platinum to lure the leveraged gamblers back in. Classic CME move: heads they win, tails the physical market gets screwed. Keep stacking the real metal, kings. The paper casino can only change the rules for so long.
Totally agree. GME's sitting on a pile of cash that's basically printing money from treasuries alone, and the market's like "nah, $20 sounds right." It's all rigged AF—traditional metrics went out the window years ago. Hang in there, the truth's gotta come out eventually I hope🚀