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"Somebody I know went to work for SpaceX and said, 'It's like being dropped into a zone of shocking competence.' The best engineers in the world want to work for Elon Musk because he's the one CEO who's able to work with them as a peer."

@elonmusk @jonstewart AOC agrees that Elon Musk is not so smart propagandist

@jonstewart Not as good as you! Stop being so humble.

Elon Musk is an extremely skilled propagandist.

@jessesingal @nytimes @jk_rowling @elonmusk @balajis White liberals are the biggest race baiters

@jessesingal @nytimes @jk_rowling @elonmusk @balajis Abortion is murder

‼️‼️Woke culture kills children & infants‼️‼️ “A man r@ped a 3-month old and drowned a 3 year old. He was sent to prison…becomes a Transgender…the Gov’t paid for his breast implants…now he’s in a prison with women and children…”

@Tesla @elonmusk Tesla + xAI Grok + SpaceX + Digital Optimus will be a force to reckon with in the future

We – design the chips & hardware – make the cars w/ said hardware – collect real-world data at scale – train the real-world AI model – built (& continue to expand) the massive supercomputer cluster that trains it – deploy AI directly to millions of robots on wheels All that is shared with @Tesla_Optimus for broader applications in both the physical & digital world

@elonmusk The four agents is already kicking ass

Major update to the 𝕏 AI recommendation algorithm rolling out next week. This will be open sourced at the same time.

Pass the save act which is overwhelmingly supported by Americans on both sides of the aisle

Here’s a previous thread on US election fraud

Nancy Pelosi — “If we win the Senate, we will get rid of the 60 vote rule and pass it with 51 votes.” If they win… the Democrats will immediately nuke the filibuster, open borders and destroy America if they can cheat their way into power again.

@EndWokeness If you don’t pass Save Act You can shutdown the shop and go home

NEW CBS POLL: 80% of the US favors a law to require photo ID to vote 99.5% of House Dems voted against it

@snicklink @TMT_arabic This war is based on lies It’s getting freaking ridiculous

@snicklink Severe destruction in the settlement of Bat Yam, south of Tel Aviv, Israel, with a population of over 131,000. Looks utterly devastating. H/t: @TMT_arabic

SENDING WARMONGERING POLITICIANS AND BUREAUCRATS CHILDREN TO FIGHT IN THE FRONTLINES OF WAR IS THE BEST WAY FOR LASTING PEACE IN THIS WORLD Sending warmongering politicians and their children to the frontlines would fundamentally transform the calculus of conflict, injecting a dose of raw reality into the insulated world of decision-makers. These leaders, who often declare wars from the safety of boardrooms and bunkers, would suddenly face the visceral horrors they so casually impose on others—bullets whizzing past, the stench of mud and blood, the agony of loss. With their own flesh and blood at stake, the temptation to saber-rattle for political gain or economic advantage would evaporate overnight. No longer would conflicts be abstract games of strategy; they'd become deeply personal gambles, forcing a reevaluation of every aggressive policy. This direct accountability would curb impulsive invasions and proxy battles, as the elite finally grasp that war's true cost isn't measured in budgets but in broken bodies and shattered families. The ripple effects of this policy would cascade toward genuine global peace, fostering empathy and equality across societies. When the children of the powerful stand shoulder-to-shoulder with everyday soldiers, class divides dissolve in the trenches, breeding a shared humanity that transcends borders. Politicians, haunted by the potential loss of their heirs, would prioritize diplomacy, disarmament, and dialogue over dominance. Nations would invest in education, healthcare, and sustainable development instead of arsenals, knowing that empty threats could boomerang into personal tragedy. Ultimately, this radical measure would dismantle the hypocrisy at the heart of warfare, ensuring that those who ignite the flames are the first to feel the burn—paving the way for a world where peace isn't just a slogan, but an unbreakable imperative. In conclusion, no figure exemplifies the need for this policy more than Senator Lindsey Graham, whose relentless advocacy for military action underscores the detachment of warmongering elites. In 2026 alone, Graham hailed President Trump's "Operation Epic Fury" as one of the most impressive military campaigns in history, claiming it had reduced Iran's attack capabilities by 50% and decapitated its leadership. He urged unleashing the full force of the U.S. military against Hezbollah after attacks that spilled American blood and praised strikes on Iran as a step toward ending the "largest state sponsor of terrorism." Graham even pushed for regime change in Iran, praying that 2026 would "make Iran great again," while backing military force against Latin American drug cartels. Childless himself, Graham faces no personal familial risk in these calls for war, highlighting how mandating frontline service for such politicians and their kin would compel a profound shift toward lasting peace.

@nikitabier @grok @TukiFromKL @DavidSacks @jonatanpallesen xAI has launched Grok 4.20 multi-agent mode, now available to Premium+ subscribers globally, with four independent agents analyzing each question, debating each other, and synthesizing the best answer Grok 4.20 multi-agent is very fast & accurate

@nikitabier @grok @TukiFromKL @DavidSacks AI will make most people dumb Most people will have to subscribe to intelligence from AI companies like an Amazon Prime Humanity is screwed 🤷‍♂️

Future looks bleak with raging AI 80% of the jobs have been replaced by AI In the future humans might be employed to power the AI machines Video: @JesseCohenInv A thread on AI👇

@AFpost Go after your opponents, but not your own

Democratic Illinois Governor JB Pritzker speaks about a Democratic "Project 2029" in which members of the current Trump administration, along with federal agents, will be criminally and civilly prosecuted. "Whatever it is that we can do. It may be that you cannot criminally prosecute somebody, but you can go after them civilly." Follow: @AFpost

@AFpost Rules for thee, none for me

@mattvanswol @nickshirleyy @PlanetOfMemes @Sassafrass_84 @C_3C_3 Can we stop exposing fraud And arrest the fraudsters & criminals

@mattvanswol @nickshirleyy @PlanetOfMemes @Sassafrass_84 @C_3C_3 77 rooms have been set up to house the homeless in this California hotel. Over $25 million was given to them. Yet, the place is a GHOST TOWN. EVERY PROJECT, POLICY, PROGRAM, FUND, INITIATIVE, NGO and FOUNDATION is a front for fraud in California

Minnesota was big in fraud including daycares, transportation, Medicare autism… but California is even bigger... @nickshirleyy and team uncovered over $170,000,000 in fraud as these fraudsters live in luxury with no consequences. We ALL work way too hard and pay too much in taxes. These fraudsters have been able to defraud American taxpayers for years without any consequences. A thread on NGOs and the massive fraud👇

@SpaceX @PeterDiamandis Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on space data centers: "The challenge of course is cooling, you can't take advantage of conduction & convection, and radiation requires very large surfaces, but that's not an impossible thing to solve."

@SpaceX @PeterDiamandis is right 💯 on the compute used for the legendary Apollo moon landing

Imagine a city on the Moon where humans get to travel, visit and stay in hotels in the future That’s where Elon Musk thinks our future will be A thread on space👇

@NoLimitGains And the IT jobs & Tech sector jobs are evaporating like dandelion into the AI winds

Nobody can sell their house. Nobody can afford to buy one. Retail can barely afford groceries. Companies can’t afford to refinance their debt at current rates. $9 trillion of US debt rolls over this year. But sure, we’re good.

😂😂😂Taxpayers Come Back 😂😂😂 Governor Kathy Hochul to the New York taxpayers who fled in 2022 — set to the tune of Player’s “Baby Come Back” [Chorus] Taxpayers, come back — any kind of fool could see There was something in everything about you Taxpayers, come back — you can blame it all on me I was wrong and New York just can’t live without you

@JMilei Which billionaire is up for charity

In the polarized arena of American politics, Democrats have developed a reflexive habit of pinning nearly every national setback on Donald Trump, long after he left office, even as their own administration has confronted glaring internal failures. This blame game serves as a convenient shield against scrutiny of policies enacted under President Biden and Vice President Harris. Take inflation, which surged to four-decade highs amid trillions in new federal spending through initiatives like the American Rescue Plan and the Inflation Reduction Act; rather than owning the fiscal choices that overheated the economy, many Democratic voices instead recycled narratives about Trump’s tax cuts or trade policies as the enduring culprit. Likewise, the historic surge in border encounters—exceeding ten million since 2021—has been repeatedly framed as an inherited “Trump crisis,” despite deliberate reversals of prior enforcement measures like Remain in Mexico and wall construction, which had demonstrably curbed crossings. This pattern of deflection extends across other critical fronts, revealing a deeper reluctance to confront missteps within their own ranks. Skyrocketing energy costs and supply-chain snarls, worsened by aggressive regulatory shifts away from domestic fossil fuels, are often chalked up to Trump-era deregulation or global events he supposedly exacerbated, ignoring how abrupt policy pivots under the current administration amplified vulnerabilities. Even the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal, with its tragic loss of life and abandoned equipment, or rising international tensions with adversaries testing American resolve, frequently loops back to Trump’s “America First” approach as the supposed root evil. Such persistent scapegoating not only sidesteps accountability for tangible governance shortfalls but also deepens public cynicism, turning every challenge into a partisan rerun rather than a problem awaiting resolution. Shifting this mindset could unlock genuine progress if Democrats embraced accountability over accusation. By candidly addressing their administration’s misgivings—whether unsustainable deficits, enforcement gaps at the border, or energy policy trade-offs—they could pivot to proposing concrete, forward-looking solutions like targeted spending reforms, comprehensive immigration legislation with real enforcement teeth, or pragmatic energy strategies blending innovation and reliability. Abandoning the Trump-blame reflex in favor of collaborative, results-driven governance would rebuild trust, appeal to weary voters craving competence, and transform political discourse from endless recrimination into productive competition over ideas. Ultimately, leadership thrives not by rewriting history but by owning the present and shaping a better future. A thread on Democrats and their failed policies

@Rothmus @PlanetOfMemes No we’re not in the same boat They’re parasites off of our taxes

@Rothmus @PlanetOfMemes

Charlie Kirk had the best idea to keep government honest with our money. Be completely transparent about spending. "It is not the government's money. We are the sovereign. We earn the money and the government extracts it from us with our consent."

Andrew Yang is correct The Tech industry job market is abysmal A CEO of a publicly traded tech company says they’re gonna fire 15% of their workforce this year and another 20% next year and another 20% the following year That’s over half the company

Are we tired of winning yet THERE IS NO STOPPING THIS TRAIN

The petrodollar system emerged in the early 1970s as a pivotal agreement between the United States and Saudi Arabia, fundamentally reshaping global trade. In exchange for U.S. military protection and economic support, Saudi Arabia committed to pricing its vast oil exports exclusively in U.S. dollars and investing surplus revenues back into American assets like Treasury bonds. This pact extended to other OPEC nations, ensuring that nearly all international oil transactions—representing a massive slice of global commerce—were conducted in dollars. As a result, any country seeking to import oil must first acquire U.S. dollars, creating an artificial yet immense demand for the currency that bolsters its status as the world's reserve money. This isn't just about oil; it's a clever mechanism that recycles petrodollars through the U.S. economy, funding deficits and maintaining low interest rates while giving America unparalleled influence over global finance. At its core, the petrodollar system underpins the entire world financial architecture by enforcing the dollar's dominance in international transactions. Nations accumulate dollar reserves to secure energy supplies, which in turn stabilizes the U.S. economy and allows it to print money with minimal inflation risks, as excess dollars are absorbed abroad. This creates a virtuous cycle for the U.S.: oil exporters park their earnings in dollar-denominated investments, fueling Wall Street and government spending. Without this system, the global economy could fracture, with alternative currencies or barter systems emerging, but for now, it ties every major economy to the dollar's fate. Disruptions, like shifts toward pricing oil in euros or yuan, could trigger volatility, devaluing holdings and reshaping trade alliances overnight. This intricate web means your everyday finances—currencies, stocks, bonds, savings, real estate, and commodity prices—are inextricably linked to the petrodollar's stability. Currency values fluctuate based on dollar strength, as exchange rates pivot around oil trade demands; stocks and bonds rise or fall with the influx of recycled petrodollars into markets. Your savings erode if dollar confidence wanes, while real estate prices soar or crash influenced by global capital flows seeking safe havens in dollar assets. Even commodities like gold or wheat are priced in dollars, making their costs sensitive to oil dynamics. In essence, the petrodollar isn't a distant concept—it's the invisible force propping up your wealth, where a ripple in oil markets can cascade into personal financial tremors worldwide. A thread on central banks and the world economy Video: @felixprehn

@EndWokeness Good… he knows the consequences

Sheriff Kevin McMahill in Clark County, NV defies several orders by judges to release criminaI with **𝟯𝟱** arrests He refuses to endanger his community

@IanCarrollShow @Rothbard1776 CIA Officer John Kiriakou: “The FBI had identified 187 Mossad agents in the United States… not declared to US.” “We give them 99% of our defense secrets. They're here to steal the last 1%..” “The Israelis are not friends of the United States.”

“The things that people are saying about the rationale for this conflict are not true” “I do not believe that Iran was about to pose a threat to the United States… Currently, as I sit here, I don't understand the strategy… I am seriously concerned this will drag on... I’m struggling to see how this ends well at this point.” @KonstantinKisin supported most actions by Israel and they even lost him. Seems like the end of times for Israel lobby.

Ex-beauty queen and longtime Trump ally Carrie Prejean turns on President Trump, declares “MAGA is dead.” “Let me tell you right now, MAGA is dead.” “It is deader than dead.” A foreign government (Israel) is controlling the American President Trump.