Sad day for America. A hard-working legal immigrant who built a trillion-dollar company from Denny’s on his own dime could be dragged down overnight, while the opposite side made it all the way to the political podium.
Which side raised America to the powerhouse of technical advancement?
Whoever casts stones from the shadows is never on the side of the saint.
Any Nvidia board member who votes to oust Jensen deserves to have their entire private life scrutinized, so the world can see just how righteous they really are.
That Jensen Huang can suddenly go from being one of the most admired and important tech CEOs in the US to being the target of a mass witch-hunt by American politicians and media, even facing demands to resign from his post, should be a lesson to Asian-Americans and Taiwanese, especially the DPP and its supporters, who sometimes seem like they regard the US as if it's their dad.
Clinton tuvo un rollo con su becaria siendo presidente y continuó siendo presidente.
Hillary Clinton tras haber sido humillada por su marido, ha seguido junto a él y con carrera política.
A todo esto, son demócratas. Pero la hipocresía no entiende de colores políticos, son todos iguales, va en la naturaleza del poder corrupto.
Ahora Jensen será recordado por escándalos sexuales.
Todo pasará y espero que se le recuerde por su trabajo más que por esta etapa en la que hay más intereses que otra cosa.
2026 está siendo el año de la manipulación a todos los niveles.
Cuál será la siguente?
$NVDA
Congratulations, Anthropic.
The company that sells "AI safety" just made AI a lot safer: for Anthropic.
You couldn't out-build Jensen Huang, so you out-lobbied him. Your PAC paid the senator. Your China fears wrote the chip curbs. The press did the rest.
The man who built the chips your models run on is out. Your IPO is this week.
Pure coincidence, surely.
Anyone thinking of buying into this IPO should ask one question: if this is how Anthropic treats its own supplier, how will it treat you?
"For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind."
— Hosea 8:7
I don't know how many Americans realize what they just lost.
This isn't a CEO. It's a national treasure.
And I'm going to prove to you, step by step, that the Nvidia board's decision goes against the interests of the United States. And that if America wants a future against China, it has to fight to bring Jensen Huang back.
A. The AI race is won on compute.
That's not an opinion, it's physics. The most powerful models are the ones with the most compute. And most of America's compute runs on Nvidia chips.
B. Nvidia's lead is one man's judgment.
Jensen is the one who bet on CUDA when nobody believed in it. He's the one who understood before anyone else what deep learning would become. He's the one who pivoted the entire company toward AI, years before ChatGPT. Thirty-three years of decisions nobody else would have made.
C. The board prepared no successor.
It admits it itself: it's now considering searching for a CEO from the outside. That means months of searching, internal power struggles, cautious decisions. At the exact moment Huawei is accelerating with the entire Chinese state behind it.
D. The market has already delivered its verdict.
The stock dropped another 10% or so on the announcement. Hundreds of billions of dollars gone. And those dollars are also the retirement savings of tens of millions of Americans.
Conclusion: who benefits from this decision?
Not America. Not shareholders. Not employees. China.
Now let's look at what he's accused of.
Yes, Jensen messed up. Twice. That's real. I'm not defending his private life.
But he isn't accused of any crime. No one has shown that a single secret leaked. The board itself wrote that it had no reason to believe national security or Nvidia's secrets were compromised.
You don't destroy the pillar of America's technology strategy over a moral failing. You sanction it, you tighten oversight, and you keep the man the country needs.
And we know exactly how to do it. There's a precedent.
In 2018, the SEC went after Elon Musk. Many demanded he leave Tesla. The solution? He gave up the chairmanship, Tesla added independent directors, and he stayed CEO. You know the rest: Tesla became one of the most valuable companies in the world.
Nvidia just appointed its first-ever board chair. The oversight structure is there. The only thing missing is the founder.
Because founders aren't managers like the others.
Peter Thiel laid it out in Zero to One: founder-led companies are capable of long-term planning, of making decisions nobody else would dare to make, and of inspiring a loyalty no hired manager can ever buy. Paul Graham called it "founder mode": when a founder runs the company, the rules of conventional management don't apply. They see things nobody else sees.
Steve Jobs is the living proof. Apple's board fired him. Twelve years later, Apple was months from bankruptcy. Jobs came back and made it the most valuable company in the world. How many years were lost? How many products never launched?
And recent history has even shown us that a comeback is possible.
Three years ago, OpenAI's board fired Sam Altman. Within five days, more than 700 of its 770 employees threatened to leave. Investors applied pressure. Altman came back, and the board was replaced.
What was undone in five days at OpenAI can be undone at Nvidia.
Employees need to speak up. Shareholders need to speak up. Washington needs to understand what's at stake. Everyone who believes America must win this race needs to say loud and clear that this decision is a historic mistake.
You will never find another Jensen Huang. Not in ten years. Not in thirty. There's only one.
Bring him back.
#BringBackJensen
American racism against Asian people is often overlooked, but it actually shaped the modern history of the world. Japan quit the League of Nations and started the war because the United States single-handedly vetoed the racial equality clause. China has nuclear weapons because Qian Xuesen was prosecuted by McCarthyism. World's largest chip manufacturer is Taiwan Semiconductor because its founder Morris Chang was discriminated in Texas Instruments.
Ronald Reagan once said, the answer is simple, we must have the courage to do what we know is morally right. The ousting of Jensen Huang is pure evil. We must bring meritocracy and justice back to America.
I am a shareholder of Nvidia since 2015. It is the first stock I bought. I am also a gamer, a crypto investor, and a AI researcher. I own a 1080Ti, a 2080Ti, 3090, 4090, and multiple Pro 6000 GPUs. For me, Nvidia is not only the company giving me investment returns. It gave me so many joyful memories. And it is still making new memories for me every day.
As shareholders and customers, we want Jensen to stay as Nvidia's CEO. We can't let 3 or 5 deep state board members decide the fate of the world's greatest company. We must let shareholders vote.
LET SHAREHOLDERS VOTE!
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