Road To Honour

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@SalesRoleHunter I can attest to this. I applied to a VC backed unicorn a few years back for an SDR role, got the instant rejection 1-2 days after. Then I decided to reach out to all the decision makers on the sales team and I got the role too. Solid advice! 👍

Applied through a company's website. Got the automated rejection email a few days later. So we messaged someone at that same company directly. Their reply: "Would you be open to a quick call this week?" The portal said no. A human at the same company said yes. The application system isn't the company. It's a filter sitting in front of it. When it rejects you, that's not always the company deciding. That's software deciding. Go around it 🏹

@Picolas_Caged Sir have you come across any data about private banks creating the majority of the money supply in our economy when they give out loans?

In this video, Gary states that the way rich people spend their money is contributing to the rise of asset prices. The thesis: if a billionaire gets £150M, they spend £1M on living - the rest is used to buy assets: 'and that's why all assets are going up in value' The reality: the government mismanage tax money on poor decisions + incompetence - they patch the holes of their incompetence by printing money out of thin air, backed by nothing. When you print money from thin air, you devalue everyone else's money - the upshot of this is assets aren't getting more expensive, it's just the thing you're using to denominate that purchase in is getting less valuable.l - so you need more of it to buy the same thing. On a Bitcoin denominated standard, over time, prices are either static or actually getting cheaper. The solution to stopping people from figuring this out and preventing the government from fraudulently printing money and devaluing everyone? Hire Gary Stevenson - the evangelical 'wealth equality' fanatic who can't see through the stupidity of his own bias because he grew up poor. Never underestimate the government - they will always find a way out of the problems they create by blaming the problems on someone else via propaganda. When you control the news outlets and employ outright censorship, it's not difficult to do.

@chrispisarski Would love to try it. 🙏

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@DanielPriestley Sir I am very thankful that you are addressing the fact about private banks creating money in the economy. This is a very good piece that should be read by everyone young or old. I guess the issue also is about whether banks are lending for productive/useless purposes.

Why for decades have we had an erosion of value in many jobs. What’s hollowing out the middle class? Why is it that a teacher or a nurse can’t afford a home in the district they teach? Why can’t a normal person get a job in their town that pays for a decent life? Why can’t a graduate of university walk into a suitable role? If you want to cure a sick patient you need to understand what’s causing their symptoms. 6 reason… 1. Stimulus - cheap debt and money printing causes uneven inflation… making most things more expensive but not labour. 2. Bank lending sucks capital from an economy if it isn’t growing. Banks don’t lend money from savers. Banks lend money into existence based on the rules of their banking license. Every loan is new money that arrives into the system with interest payments that need to come out. A bank creates £100K mortgage with a £150K repayment schedule… that additional £50K of interest payments has to come from the existing economy. If the real economy isn’t growing and becoming more productive then the interest payments just suck the life out of the economy. 3. Technology - simplifies, automates and outsources work to foreign countries … all devaluing the worth of labour. A couple of decades ago you bought your travel from a human working behind a desk in a retail store. You bought stocks and shares from a stockbroker in an office. Your Christmas shopping consisted of many things made locally and sold in a local retail store. None of that is true today. 4. Overproduction of elites - people doing £50K of training (debt) for something the market isn’t asking for. This creates unproductive debt. It’s like spending £50K building a house that doesn’t meet building standards and needs to be torn down. The debt remains but nothing of value was produced… except for elite expectations! Elite expectations is when someone gets a qualification and expects to be earning a lot of money despite not having a marketable skill. This results in political upheaval. 5. Untargeted migration - bringing millions of people into the country without demand for their labour creates downward pressure on jobs. If a country is struggling to find jobs for its young people (youth unemployment of 20%!) Bringing in low skilled migrant labour by the millions compounds the problem and leaves you with a generation of very disgruntled people. 6. Foreign ownership. A poor performing economy that is highly taxed results in foreign ownership. The UK doesn’t own its iconic brands anymore. Rolls Royce - German, Cadbury - American, London’s iconic buildings - Norwegian and Qatari. This means anything that generates a profit sends that profit overseas. All that is required to move money overseas now is the foreign ownership of the IP- brand, database, media assets etc. High taxes locally results in foreign ownership. Conversely, lower taxation results in local ownership of global assets. These 6 issues are the things that have caused the hollowing out of the middle classes. They all can be changed through policy.

@DanielPriestley @yam936kum @garyseconomics Sir how do you navigate the fact that the private banks create the majority of the money supply when they give out loans which people get impacted by through inflation? I mean do you think that part should be reformed too?

4 reason… 1. Stimulus - cheap debt and money printing causes uneven inflation… making most things more expensive but not labour. 2. Technology - simplifies, automates and outsources work to foreign countries … all devaluing the value of labour. 3. Overproduction of elites - people doing £50K of training (debt) for something the market isn’t asking for. 4. Untargeted migration - bringing millions of people into the country without demand for their labour creates downward pressure on jobs.

The next PM is excited to harness the energy of @garyseconomics’s mob. This will mean the UK will become the next failed experiment on wealth taxes. How can I be so sure that wealth taxes won’t work? Let me count the ways they will be a disaster… - the UK is already the highest taxed place to be a top earner or wealthy. More taxes at the top will push more away than it collects. - The engine room of the economy is digital assets that can based anywhere. The only wealth that will be taxed is old money fortunes tied up in real estate… the new fortunes will leave the anti-wealth UK. - wealth is highly subjective. It’s never a clean number like income or an actual sale. Wealth is a forecast, a projection, a useful guess. Hence it can be litigated and debated - and it will. Wealth taxes tie up the courts. - it’s not being introduced because it works, it’s being introduced because people are angry. Mostly they are angry at Elon, Jeff, Mark and Larry… all the American Billionaires who will be buying up deflated UK assets after wealth taxes set fire to their valuations. The mob wants blood that is out of reach. - there’s not that much to tax. The UKs billionaires are already leaving. The total wealth held by billionaires in the UK is sub £700B (less than Elon’s wealth). There’’s only technically 150 of them remaining and most have already started to leave. I’d be amazed if the tax collects more than a few billion. - this tax is going to end up destroying the middle class. Mark my words… when the rich leave the middle class have to cover the gap that they leave behind. One way that will happen is that they will use the wealth tax framework to tax nice family homes, mind sized businesses, decent sized pension pots. It will be a race to the bottom. - Wealth taxes have been tried 15 times and tolled back 12. The only places that have wealth taxes don’t have IHT or CGT. Wealthy people pay less than they otherwise would have. It’s a wealth tax in name only. The UK has wealth taxes now in practice (School VAT, IHT, Stamp Duty,etc) but not in name. Anyway, if it is the will of the people then so be it. I will be advising entrepreneurs to look elsewhere though - it simply doesn’t make sense to build something of value in a country that despises value creation.

Instead of helping the public and making it easier for the public to live, the UK government just wants to torture the public.

@DanielPriestley @Barney_H_Y Sir how do you navigate the fact that a country itself cannot be run like a household due to the system built on Modern Monetary Theory where a government spends first and then implements taxes to make up for that spending. I mean a business is the other way around. No?

@Barney_H_Y I am so sick of these career politicians who have never run a business. Their entire adult lives have been spent handing out other peoples money. They have no idea what it takes to create surplus value. They will plunge this little island into a failing economy - more so.

From a very credible Labour source: - Wes Streeting promised the Chancellorship for not running. - Capital gains raised to match income tax. Possible exit tax. - Economic focus: devolution, plus state ownership of cost-of-living essentials (energy, water, transport). - Nothing on AI or tech, bar higher capital gains and an EIS/SEIS-style relief for backing British businesses. (Spoiler: startups now incorporate in Delaware and raise on SAFEs. I’ve done 60+ angel investments; only two were eligible.) Andy and Wes don’t seem to grasp that tech has been the core engine of growth for 20 years, and AI will only accelerate that. So why would any founder build here? How does the UK compete with the US and China on AI? Where does growth actually come from? The world economy is changing fast, and we need to be ready to thrive in it, not just survive. I really hope this admin appoints some figures who actually get what’s happening. Losing business support early, from a disastrous first budget, was the beginning of the end for Starmer.

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@balajis This seems like a very shallow take. You haven't considered what the consequences are for the USA to just walk away even after Trump's below the belt statements about the Arab leaders.

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@KobeissiLetter I think now will be a good time for X to consider creating a proper streaming service like YouTube and amping up its video playing capabilities. That's when the real magic will happen.

BREAKING: Users on X report large increases in monetization payouts after Elon Musk raises payout rates to compete with YouTube.

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@CryptoCurb @galaxyhq Sir what is your view on CHEX for being used to tokenize assets?

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Recent Layoff Announcements: 1. US Government: 307,000 employees 2. UPS: 48,000 employees 3. Amazon: Up to 30,000 employees 4. Intel: 24,000 employees 5. Nestle: 16,000 employees 6. Verizon: 15,000 employees 7. Accenture: 11,000 employees 8. Ford: 11,000 employees 9. Novo Nordisk: 9,000 employees 10. Microsoft: 7,000 employees 11. PwC: 5,600 employees 12. Salesforce: 4,000 employees 13. IBM: 2,700 employees 14. American Airlines: 2,700 employees 15. Paramount: 2,000 employees 16. Target: 1,800 employees 17. General Motors: 1,500 employees 18. Applied Materials: 1,444 employees 19. Kroger: 1,000 employees 20. Meta: 600 employees Where will all these people go?

$nothing for me is not a one day or one week play. The PA has been off lately but i know a face melting rally is expected soon! Having @readmystrafe work so hard on this and continuous support from @_Shadow36 the biggest sendoor of this season is an add on! 100 mn or dust

Nothing is a brutal reflection of the world we live in Housing Cars Healthcare Subscriptions Free Speech Ownership is disappearing We own less, while paying more $nothing is the meme of a society losing everything A mockery of the world by embracing the emptiness it created

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The Government recently issued a warning to people with more than £3500 in savings. They say that you better be prepared to pay taxes on any interest you might have earned. This follows their warning for people who sell £1000+ of items on eBay or Facebook or Etsy. They’re chasing down the data of every seller to collect the taxes. What they are really saying is they hate people becoming self sufficient. They hate people with savings and who take a little bit of initiative. They don’t care that Facebook, eBay, Google etc bills customers from Ireland to avoid billions in taxes. Or that big banks play by their own rules. Nope, they just want to make sure that Aunt Sarah who sold some arts and crafts and saved the money in an interest earning account pays her extra £87 of taxes. It probably costs them millions to crack down on these tiny amounts but it’s the principle of the matter - we want you to know that no matter how small you make a step forward, we are here to take it from you. If they truly cared about poor people, they would encourage self sufficiency. If you save £1000, we will give you an extra £20 bonus. If you sell stuff, we will make the first £20k tax free so you can get going. A smart government would want its citizens to save money and sell stuff online. The benefits to society would be worth a lot more than the pennies collected in taxes.