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Israel used hammers instead of bullets against Palestinian kids in 1988.
IDF soldiers broke the bones of Palestinian children so they would not dare protest in the streets against the Zionist occupation.
Reminder:
BOMBSHELL: Leaked footage from Israeli Airforce proves it was the IDF that took out its own citizens with Apache Helicopters on October 7 at the Nova music festival….
Israel has now admitted 28 Apache helicopters discharged their ammunition and had to be reloaded…
Israel is dropping white phosphorus munitions on Tallet al-Tahoura and Ali al-Taher in South Lebanon — triggering massive fires across vast areas.
White phosphorus. On farmland and landscapes.
Israeli drones are preventing firefighters from reaching the area.
This is ecocide.
🚨 An npm worm is spreading live, while half of the security industry is at #BlackHat in Vegas... talk about timing!
@SocketSecurity is now tracking 2,234 malicious package artifacts across 444 unique packages in the keyv/cacheable compromise... still spreading!
Average detection time: 5 min 18 sec after publication.
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Israel executed Mahdi and Fadl today in Mayfadoun, South Lebanon.
Not combatants. Not armed.
Just two paramedics on the front lines saving lives.
Israel dropped bombs on their ambulances, killing him them instantly.
WARNING!
I frankly do not know what kind of evil and inhumanity this video depicts, but it shakes you to the core.
It appears a dead Palestinian man, probably murdered, is lying on the street, and a group of Israelis essentially torture his body while laughing. They slowly run him over with their, going back and forth over his body.
No words.
Hitler wanted to exterminate јеԝѕ so badly that he kept them alive for 5 years and gave them:
- Meals everyday (until Allied Forces bombed supply routes).
- Nurseries
- Activities
Israel, however, does not want to kill anyone so it dropped 85K tons of bombs and blocked all aid.
Sam Altman has cultivated an image as the AI whisperer of our generation.
But his mask just got RIPPED OFF.
What's underneath should terrify anyone who believes in OpenAI at an $852 billion valuation...
Multiple OpenAI engineers revealed that Altman can barely code and routinely confuses basic machine learning concepts.
This isn't a hit piece from a rival. These are his OWN people.
A senior Microsoft executive (OpenAI's largest partner) went on record saying:
"I think there's a small but real chance he's eventually remembered as a Bernie Madoff- or Sam Bankman-Fried-level scammer."
That's from the company with a 27% stake.
Former OpenAI researcher Carroll Wainwright described the pattern:
"He sets up structures that, on paper, constrain him in the future. But then, when the future comes and it comes time to be constrained, he does away with whatever the structure was."
Insiders call it "Jedi mind tricks."
I call it something older: the con.
Now look at what's actually happening at OpenAI right now.
Jury trial begins April 27 in Oakland. Musk vs Altman.
Musk is seeking up to $134 billion in damages and wants Altman and Brockman removed from their positions.
The key piece of evidence? Brockman's own 2017 handwritten diary, surfaced in discovery:
"I cannot believe that we committed to non-profit if three months later we're doing b-corp then it was a lie."
A co-founder. In writing. In 2017. Using the word "lie."
The judge cited that entry directly when she ruled there was "ample evidence" for a jury.
Now the financial reality nobody wants to talk about:
OpenAI just raised $122 billion at an $852 billion valuation.
2025 revenue: ~$13 billion
2026 projected loss: $14 billion
Cumulative losses through 2028: $44 billion
Cash burn projected to hit $57 billion annually by 2027
Path to profitability: 2030, maybe
That's 65 times sales for a company losing more money than it earns. Traditional SaaS trades at 5-10x ARR.
To justify this valuation, OpenAI needs to hit $100 billion in annual revenue by 2029.
Nvidia did $130 billion in 2025 with a near-total monopoly on the largest hardware boom in human history.
OpenAI is supposed to match that in four years. Selling subscriptions.
And that's the BULL case.
The bear case? DeepSeek launched a 1 trillion parameter model priced at one-sixth the cost of US rivals. Chinese AI has erupted into a full price war. ChatGPT's web share collapsed from 86.7% to 64.5% in 12 months.
Models are commoditizing. Moats are evaporating. Compute costs are structural, not temporary.
And the man steering this $852 billion ship allegedly can't explain gradient descent to his own engineers.
I've seen guys like this many times. I watched it in 1999. I watched it in 2007.
The pattern is always the same:
A charismatic frontman. A "new paradigm" story. Valuations disconnected from cash flow. Insiders quietly cashing out while retail investors chase the narrative. Board structures designed to be "unwound" the moment constraints become inconvenient.
When Microsoft executives are whispering "Madoff" and co-founders are writing "it was a lie" in their diaries, you don't even need 45 years on Wall Street to know how this ends.
You just need to have been paying attention.
I've been bearish on the Mag 7 AI capex story for months. $380 billion spent in 2025 with CFO surveys showing "no change" in productivity. The earnings have accrued to the picks-and-shovels guys, not the dreamers.
OpenAI is the purest expression of this mania. And the jury selection on April 27 may be the moment the story finally cracks.
Caveat emptor.
@Jaemyung_Lee Hezbollah is a direct result of the Israeli illegal invasion of Lebanon, Since then Isrealis killed thousands of innocent Lebanon peoples
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