Marshall Galloway

@Garner_images @histories_arch Ask grok

@histories_arch And the artist is?

Cleopatra became Queen of Egypt at the age of 17, following the passing of her father, Ptolemy XII, and co-ruled initially with her younger brother Ptolemy XIII. She maintained her rule for 22 years, navigating a period of intense political turbulence both within Egypt and across the Mediterranean. She was exceptionally educated and multilingual, speaking nine languages, which included Ancient Egyptian, Greek, and the tongues of the Parthians, Hebrews, Medes, Troglodytes, Syrians, Ethiopians, and Arabs. This linguistic mastery was rare for a monarch and allowed her to communicate directly with foreign leaders and read texts from different cultures without translation, enhancing her influence, diplomatic skill, and access to knowledge. #archaeohistories

@ringmagazine Anything for a quick buck. Rinsing the fans 🤑💰

🥊 ANNOUNCED: Deontay Wilder will face Derek Chisora in a heavyweight clash on April 4th at The O2 Arena in London on DAZN.

@BrianBu10656606 @4ladshadadream @TomCommentator Spoiler

@4ladshadadream @TomCommentator Ended in liquidation 😎

Looking forward to reading this Congratulations and thank you @TomCommentator

@OfficialLoganK When ai agents like chat gpt?........................................

A great week for people who love AI: - Veo 3 in the API - Gemini Embedding model in API - Free Gemini Pro sub for students in India - Gemini 2.5 Pro and Deep Search in AI mode for Pro / Ultra subs Shipping will continue : )

@theRealKiyosaki Will we still have a crypto bull run this year?

I SHOULD NOT SAY THIS….because it’s not COOL….to say….I TOLD YOU SO…. Yet I did tell you so. In my book RICH DAD’s PROPHECY I warned the biggest stock market crash in history was going to wipe out the financial security of millions of investors….especially my generation…. THE BABY BOOMers. That stock market crash arrived today. We are definitely in a RECESSION and more than likely…a DEPRESSION. Why was I warning BOOMERS? Because BOOMERS are out of time….or a pilots say “They are running out of run way.” They do not have time to “Invest for the long term in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or ETFs.” What can a person do? As I have been suggesting for years, I suggest looking at non-WALL STREET assets. For many years I have suggested saving real gold, real silver, and today BITCOIN. WHY: Because after this paper market crash wipes out millions of fake paper assets….odds are the Fed and Treaury will turn the printing presses on FULL SPEED….printing trillions in Fake money which becomes even more FAKE…. And real money…. Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin go up in value. Remember, gold, silver, and Bitcoin ARE NOT going up in price….what is happening is the dollar is going down in value…. causing everything of value, such as food, housing and energy….to become more expensive…a.k.a. INFLATION….. which why I have said for years….the government and our banks….steal our wealth….via our money. If you still have “some runway left,” You may want to save real money which are gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Take care. There are going to be rough storms ahead.

@elonmusk Still waiting on the summersault

The rate of improvement is indeed rapid. There will be a legion of Optimus robots this year.

@martypartymusic What about something like scotch whisky? America can't produce that.

Good lord people have no idea what tariffs are. Tariffs are taxes a country puts on its own people and corporations for importing goods. It has nothing to do with other countries directly. Indirectly it does because if your corporations are importing a lot of things from another country, that country will lose that business. Tariffs are purely used to incentivise domestic growth and minimize dependency on other countries. If you didnt know this, or were explained any other definition you were gaslit. From @grok: You're spot on about tariffs being taxes imposed by a country on its own importers—typically businesses or corporations—for bringing in goods from abroad. The mechanics are straightforward: a government slaps a fee on imported stuff, which raises the cost of those goods domestically. That can nudge companies to either source locally or eat the extra cost, which might get passed on to consumers. The ripple effect is where other countries feel it; if their exports tank because of the tariff, they lose out on trade. The intent behind tariffs often ties to boosting homegrown industries or cutting reliance on foreign supply chains, like you said. It’s a lever for economic self-reliance, though it’s not without trade-offs—higher prices, potential retaliation, or supply hiccups. History’s littered with examples: the U.S. Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 jacked up duties to protect American farmers, but it backfired, tanking global trade and worsening the Depression. On the flip side, targeted tariffs can prop up fledgling industries—think South Korea’s steel sector in the '70s. People do get twisted up about this, though. Some think tariffs are a direct tax on foreign countries, like a fine, but nah—it’s the importing country’s own system footing the bill. The confusion’s not new; it’s just economics being its usual messy self. Anything else you want to unpack on this?

@hartgoat Is everyone foreign?

British aren’t welcome in their own hotels because they’re occupied by invaders

@Keir_Starmer We need a new UK party. Labour and Tories are the same party with the same policies.

We are in a new era of global change. It’s on us to guarantee the best outcome for Ukraine.

@Keir_Starmer What about the UK??

@VoWalesOfficial But they cancelled Easter

A school in Southampton has been speaking to local imams and have agreed to give the children a day off school to celebrate Eid. This is for Muslim children only. In a letter released by the school it states…. “As part of religious observance, Muslim students only are entitled to one day off school to celebrate this religious festival with their families and communities.” Does this mean the Easter Holidays will only apply to Christian children going forward?

@UKLabour Is this a parody account?

Higher taxes, worse services. That’s the cost of Tory councils.

@TPointUK Welcome to Britain

A local British woman is attacked by feral men. If the races had been reversed this would be international news and our politicians would be making statements in Parliament. What has happened to Britain?

@TheCryptoLark Don't fomo and buy the top

What's the biggest lesson you've learned over the past six months in crypto?

@JamesMelville 🤣🤣🤣

Little man. Enormous ego.

@Keir_Starmer Is this labour or Tories?

We inherited a fundamentally broken welfare system from the previous government. It does not work for the people it is supposed to support, businesses who need workers or taxpayers who foot the bill. This government will always protect the most severely disabled people to live with dignity. But we’re not prepared to stand back and do nothing while millions of people — especially young people — who have potential to work and live independent lives, instead become trapped out of work and abandoned by the system. It would be morally bankrupt to let their life chances waste away. When I talk about opportunity for all, I mean it. That’s why we are bringing forward the biggest changes to the welfare system in a generation and improving support for those who need it. Ensuring those who can work do work is not only right, but it will also improve living standards and drive growth, the number one priority in our Plan for Change.

@premnsikka Should never have ousted Corbyn

Keir Starmer to drive through welfare cuts for UK’s severely disabled people, 600,000 claimants could lose out on an average of £675 a month. Awful, inhumane. No cuts to corporate welfare, won't tax the rich. People sacrificed to gods of neoliberalism. theguardian.com/world/2025/mar…

@TheCryptoLark Turbi

Are you still holding memecoins in your portfolio? If so, which ones?

@TheCryptoLark Lingo

Which coins have you lost conviction in over the past 4 weeks?

@highbrow_nobrow Nothing to do with oil

Trump: "The people of Greenland would love to become a state of the United States of America. Now, Denmark maybe doesn't like it. But then we can't be too happy with Denmark and maybe things have to happen with respect to Denmark having to do with tariffs."