Some extremely powerful forces are trying to topple Jensen
Titling this article “Jensen Huang Must Resign” and adding the copy, “And his should not be the only head to role”
No judge or jury. Just The Economist with the verdict
Jensen Huang must go
We argue in @TheEconomist that his position is untenable
"Like many powerful leaders, he came to believe that he was too important for the normal rules to apply to him."
But he is not the only one. Howard Lutnick has failed to stem the flow of chips to China. More heads should roll
@CryptoMichNL Democrats are probably going Gensler 2.0. There are plenty of nasty outcomes:
- DATs made illegal and forced to unwind
-Warren Banking Oversight
- Protocols pushing memecoins getting prosecuted
- Privacy tokens treated as hostile
@HankRobertsIV@LukeGromen@LynAldenContact You could’ve bought a GE fridge from Decatur, AL or Whirlpool from Amana, IA w/ same specs for ½ price & supported US workers. You’re spreading misinformation.
@LukeGromen You could’ve bought a GE fridge from Decatur, AL or Whirlpool from Amana, IA w/ same specs for ½ price & supported US workers. You’re spreading misinformation.
@RonNehring You could’ve bought a GE fridge from Decatur, AL or Whirlpool from Amana, IA w/ same specs for ½ price & supported US workers. You’re spreading misinformation.
@RonNehring You could’ve bought a GE fridge from Decatur, AL or Whirlpool from Amana, IA w/ same specs for ½ price & supported US workers. You’re spreading misinformation.
@LynAldenContact You could’ve bought a GE fridge from Decatur, AL or Whirlpool from Amana, IA w/ same specs for ½ price & supported US workers. You’re spreading misinformation.
Travis claims telegram is safer because you can disallow screenshots
But anyone can just take a picture of the with another phone
The rule is you should never be typing anything sensitive
Had a little time on my hands this morning to do some writing… send along to someone you know who may benefit
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“Practical principles to counter a modern-day coup/psyop/struggle session”
1) Own what you did but fiercely resist accommodating the mob, resist owning half-truths or actions/behaviors you didn’t do.
2) The op is not about your past actions, it’s about your enemies and this event as their opportunity
3) No matter how bad it gets, nothing is as bad as it seems.
4) Find the enemies at the very root of the op and find every creative problem-solving tool at your disposal to neutralize them.
5) People will throw their grandmother under the bus if they believe doing so will protect their reputation. They can become highly useful idiots in the op. Their power and access must be fiercely and quickly cut off.
6) Do not hesitate in cutting off anyone you suspect of disloyalty.
7) Build a team of close and loyal patriots and have one of them run a dedicated, well-resourced war room to put the rebellion to rest.
8) Use your patriots and regular meditation to buoy your psychological resistance to the op.
9) Your enemies aren’t as smart or hard working as you. Outsmart and outwork them as a way of life until the op is over.
10) Think about the op as if it were in the past. What are the difficult things you procrastinated on or avoided that would have stopped the op? Do them.
11) Never be ashamed of the op. Business as usual. Continue on with optimism and joy in your everyday work and its mission.
12) Download telegram and use it as your messaging application for all sensitive communications.
That is why SOCIALISM is so attractive to elites. It allows them to speak in the language of compassion and humanity while building structures of dependency. It provides them moral cover for higher spending, higher taxes, more control, and more bureaucracy, even as those policies reduce productivity, punish work and investment, and trap millions in stagnation. The elite don’t suffer under socialism because they can store their wealth outside of the system, while those who vote for more government often wonder why they are worse off each time.