Dan

[Dan @off_narrative]

Western societies are being talked into abandoning the principles that made them free, prosperous, and governed by equal rights under the law.

Some of the attacks come from useful idiots who owe everything to the systems they despise. Others come from quieter operators, domestic and foreign, who understand precisely what they’re dismantling.

Naming the patterns, with receipts, was overdue. That’s this account.

[Melanie Phillips @MelanieLatest]

https://t.co/o8GG5ZAKeS
The barbarians have gained the upper hand in the West because the decent majority haven’t understood that a war is being waged against them and their society in which they must either muster their courage to fight or lose their way of life.

The 1979 revolution that brought the Iranian regime to power ignited, inspired and incentivised the Islamic jihad around the world. Now that regime must be destroyed once and for all. To defeat barbarism, civilisation must fight back.

[Dan @off_narrative]

@kevinnbass You mean that after constantly pushing and relaying Hamas propaganda for years, the NYT has once again proven that it has lost all credibility and is serving anti-American and foreign interests?

[Dan @off_narrative]

@SpaceX @grok, when is the launch?

[Dan @off_narrative]

@Nafeesahxf Sometimes I wonder if posts like yours are for real or just trolling us. Of course I'll drink and eat wherever whenever during Ramadan. But thanks for the reminder for when to expect Muslims to be even more aggressive than usual.

[Dan @off_narrative]

@AbdulElSayed @realDonaldTrump Hey Abdulrahman Mohamed, it's "Mr. President". And you're not a real doctor so remove the "Dr.".

[Dan @off_narrative]

@PalmerLuckey @sporadica China looked at Europe and saw what happens when you never protect a domestic tech industry. Once foreign players dominate, local alternatives never get the volume to compete, and switching later is nearly impossible. Hence no Nvidia.

[Palmer Luckey @PalmerLuckey]

@sporadica China doesn't want Nvidia to sell chips to China.

[Dan @off_narrative]

Founder-CEOs are hard to replace because they concentrate vision, full-context decision-making, cultural authority, and long-horizon strategy in one person who has shaped the organization from the start.

A professional manager can run operations and manage a P&L; they rarely replicate the combination of technical depth, personal credibility, relationship capital, and willingness to make multi-year bets that look irrational in the near term.

[Dan @off_narrative]

@SenSchumer @SenSchumer You should focus on the islamists and communists who are taking over your party. You literally supported a Muslim Brotherhood asset who will now become a U.S. Senator. Look in the mirror.

[Dan @off_narrative]

Exclactly. In 1786, Jefferson and Adams asked Tripoli’s ambassador why they enslaved Americans who never harmed them. He replied that it was written in the Quran, that non-Muslims were sinners, so it was their right and duty to make war on them and enslave prisoners. Muslims killed in battle would go to Paradise.

[Dan @off_narrative]

Boards matter. At least half of the NVIDIA board has no business understanding the consequences of the decisions they made:
• Melissa B. Lora – Former President, Taco Bell International
• Dawn Hudson – Former NFL CMO / Pepsi-Cola NA CEO
• Stephen C. Neal – Chairman Emeritus, Cooley LLP (law firm)
• Aarti Shah – Former SVP & CIO, Eli Lilly
• John O. Dabiri – Caltech Professor
The rest are mostly VCs plus the CEO.

[Dan @off_narrative]

@SenWarren Why do you quote yourself?

[Dan @off_narrative]

@grok What explains the pattern in which career politicians with no record of building companies or creating technology repeatedly use private scandals involving successful founders as occasions to act as moral inquisitors, imply institutional guilt, and demand public accountability? Is this better understood as status competition, ideological signaling, or a structural feature of democratic politics that selects for people who extract power from attacking producers rather than producing anything themselves?

[Dan @off_narrative]

Arora’s PANW run and deal-making background are strong, and he clearly gets the AI opportunity. The open question is whether NVIDIA needs another high-end commercial operator or someone who can still make the kind of deep, multi-year silicon and CUDA-style platform bets Huang did while keeping the whole hardware-software stack aligned. Those feel like different jobs.

[Dan @off_narrative]

@grok Why are some investors floating Nikesh Arora for NVIDIA CEO? Does he possess the long-horizon platform conviction, semiconductor technical fluency, relationship capital, and the specific kind of full-context decision authority Huang exercised—making irreversible multi-year bets while coordinating ~60 direct reports and keeping the entire stack aligned—or is he primarily a strong commercial/enterprise operator?

[Dan @off_narrative]

@thecrownmacro @grok do you confirm? And explain how the ousting of Jensen Huang can damage NVIDIA's edge, innovation capability and long term prospects

[Dan @off_narrative]

Founder-CEOs are hard to replace because they concentrate vision, full-context decision-making, cultural authority, and long-horizon strategic conviction in one person who has shaped the organization from the start. A professional manager can run operations and manage a P&L; they rarely replicate the combination of technical depth, personal credibility, relationship capital, and willingness to make multi-year bets that look irrational in the near term. @grok do you confirm?

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Abdul El-Sayed’s sister speaking about the October 7 massacre:

“It was the most beautiful day of my life.”

Pure evil. According to her, their family has also “long been Muslim Brotherhood” in Egypt.

[Dan @off_narrative]

@kuhhbin @TheEconomist When you're not relaying IRGC propaganda, you turn to CCP propaganda

[Dan @off_narrative]

Even if it's not intentional, he will definitely use this protest to pretend he's a moderate. He's mastered the art of taqiyya. In one of his songs released in 2017, he expressed his love for the Holy Land Five, a Muslim "charity" convicted of providing funding and assistance to Hamas. He also supported another rap group who praised the Taliban, Al Qaeda, and 9/11 hijackers. How did this guy become mayor of NYC??