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@degentradingLSD Won the battle but not the war

LOL i thought the US was winning already 3 weekends ago?

Lmao you don’t even know I’ll Lah and Lor in your face

F1 is cooked this year….what do you mean the cars slow down on the straight? Games gone

@Aemer_ We got kicked out

Ahh Singapore is still playing “There is now war in Ba Sing Se” after Israelised the Malay island of then-Temasek. They really love to ill inform their retarded citizens haha

@Hoooo95 @George_Davison1 @uncannymannyyt @jakeshieldsajj Here x.com/grok/status/20…

@George_Davison1 @uncannymannyyt @jakeshieldsajj Don’t forget to mention state owned entities (companies) make up 30-40% of China’s GDP. Now explain how Europe is more communist in practice.

I’m in Vietnam a “communist” country and they are clearly on an upward swing It’s clean safe beautiful, zero homeless, free healthcare and little crime Their GDP is growing 4 times faster than in America Now I'm not a communist but this isn’t the horror we were told

@jakeshieldsajj Sure the governments of China and Vietnam are communist in name, but what you’re seeing is the fruits of deregulation and free markets. On the other hand, Europe is capitalist in name, but communist in practice - hence why it is getting steadily poorer

@hoeflatoor @escapefrommelos Taiwan

@escapefrommelos Which province tho we don’t have milkers like that down south

I hate to burst anyone’s bubble, but despite the Japanese tweet they’re speaking Chinese in the video

@Tradermayne Don’t think that’s defensible in the latter case

Torn between living status quo assuming the world isn’t going to end and buying 100 acres of land with farm land and a water supply.

@HugoBandanna @Handre The entrepreneurial talents are working in government linked cooperations

@Handre Except all the ports in Singapore are owned by the Singapore Government through various corporatised bodies & all investments come from SG government funds. There is no private capital, entrepreneurial element in Singapore port operations. So.... what are you talking about?

Singapore didn't accidentally become the world's busiest container port by volume—they systematically dismantled government interference in their maritime sector starting in the 1960s while every other major port clung to state control and union strangleholds. The Port of Singapore Authority privatized operations, eliminated restrictive labor practices, and told dock workers they could compete or starve. No guaranteed jobs, no featherbedding, no bureaucratic approval processes for new berths. Pure market competition. And what happened? Singapore's container throughput exploded from 1.5 million TEUs in 1981 to over 37 million today, while heavily regulated ports like Los Angeles and Long Beach struggle with chronic delays and infrastructure bottlenecks. You want to see Austrian economics in action? Watch how Singapore's port operators respond to market signals in real time. When global supply chains shifted toward larger vessels in the 2000s, private terminal operators immediately invested $4 billion in deeper berths and automated cranes—no congressional hearings, no environmental impact studies lasting five years. They built what customers demanded because their profits depended on it. Meanwhile, European ports still battle dock worker unions demanding 30-hour work weeks, and American ports require congressional approval for basic infrastructure upgrades. The Port Authority of New York spent $1.3 billion and eight years just to raise the Bayonne Bridge by 64 feet. Singapore builds entire new terminals in that timeframe. But here's what really drives statists crazy: Singapore's success came from treating port services like any other business—subject to profit, loss, and creative destruction. No industrial policy, no five-year plans, just entrepreneurs risking their own capital to move boxes faster than the competition.

Prof Jiang is modern day Zhang Jiao

@Tradermayne We've gone through worse wars and humanity+technology still progressed regardless. Life finds a way

Hmm

@degentradingLSD Is this what they mean by tradfi adopting crypto?

i know how i am trading this IPO....

@DeItaone @RunnerXBT More troops is actually a bad thing for them

IRAN PREPARES 1 MILLION TROOPS FOR U.S. INVASION Iran is reportedly ready to deploy over 1 million fighters if the U.S. launches a ground invasion, according to Tasnim News Agency citing an IRGC source. Recent days have seen a surge of enlistment requests to the Basij, Revolutionary Guards, and Army. The source warned that Iran is prepared to counter U.S. attempts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz while maintaining its closure.

@BeinDeFi @ThriveInChaoss Just market things, doesn’t affect thesis

@ThriveInChaoss Lol, dear bull, be my guest. x.com/i/status/20370…

I added $nook to my pf , current prices are extremely attractive to me and scooped more cheap $takeover

@ThriveInChaoss Solid plays

@wassielawyer DAO forcefully created by the US

Turns out the most effective DAO is the IRGC

@Noahpinion Not really. Read the rest of the press release

America is a rogue state now

@stilltakingnaps @toly You can run last years frontier models for free now

@toly what was once free now has a subscription, but yea. cheap as possible.

This is literally the dumbest post and we are all dumber for having to read it. All the ai companies are trying to give away ai as cheap as possible so all consumers have access to it. So it is AI that works for all of us. His solution is to stop building datacenters in the USA, even though AI is digital and can be accessed from anywhere on the planet by anyone on the planet. We need a moratorium on 🧠🪱in Congress. This is why 👇

@KAIZ3NS Where’s the SpaceX OpenAI and antrophic ipo in this timeline?

Ceasefire in April. Strait of Hormuz opens. Trump declares victory. Talks continue. Sell in may. Re-escalation. Strait of hormuz closed again. Threat of nukes. Market nukes. Ground invasion. China hints to invade Taiwan. North Korea missile tests. BTC drops below $50k. Buy Q3/Q4. Printer goes brrr. War ends. Mid-term elections. Bull market starts.

@its_naeem_ @mathdroid

@mathdroid Imagine if someone has purchased a brand new mac mini for openclaw and got hacked due to this....

openclaw uses litellm btw, enjoy the rest of the day