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Israeli soldiers tortured this 18-month-old baby in Gaza to force a confession out of his father during an interrogation

This story is horrific. This girl with mental issues was taken from her parents and thrown in a state-run facility with MENA migrant minors. They then gang-raped her. It traumatised her and led to a suicide attempt which left her paraplegic. Today, Spain will euthanise her.

You thought Epstein Island was bad? Israel built the only military prison in the world designated for children. Children are subjected to beatings, torture, and rape on a regular basis. Conviction rates in courts reach 99.7%. This applies only to non-jewish children.

'King Charles III was himself circumcised by a prominent London rabbi shortly after his birth in 1948 and later spent years studying Torah with his close friend and "inspired teacher," the late Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks.' Wait! What?

BREAKING: Volkswagen is in talks with Israel’s Iron Dome maker over a deal that would switch production at one of their factories from cars to missile defense, per FT. The German government is actively supporting the proposal.

Sadiq Khan's multicultural London is hell.

@WatcherGuru they would love to scam people with tokenized trees and grass

JUST IN: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says tokenization could transform finance like the internet did in 1996.

Israel killed a Palestinian child every hour for 2 years.

Israel complaining about war crimes is like Nancy Pelosi complaining about insider trading.

@IsraelMFA nice ratio my non goy

The Iranian regime devastated Arad and Dimona by deliberately striking civilians with missiles. Over 100 people were injured, including children. A blatant war crime. Pure terrorism.

Denmark’s official crime data shows immigrants from some Muslim-majority and African countries are convicted of crimes at rates roughly 10–25 times higher than native Danes. Chart: @jonatanpallesen

In the old days there was a thing called the Nintendo Power Line which was a 1-900 number you dialed from your phone that charged you $1.50/minute to get video game advice from a bonafide registered licensed autist to help you with whatever you needed. AI can't begin to compete.

This is what economic suicide looks like;

JEFFREY SACHS: “Israel's doctrine is k*ll its adversaries. K*ll them in mass numbers, k*ll the civilians, k*ll the women, k*ll the children. They don't discriminate between civilians and military targets. They leveled Gaza... It is a rogue, brutal regime...”

Immigrant groups who rape the most are also the ones we pay the most to live in our countries.

@edison0xyz @BasedOneX The next case of all bark and no bite

The Based Master Plan, Part 2 The first master plan I wrote four months ago is now well into execution. Build the financial layer for trading and spending. Grow an ecosystem of developers on top of it. Turn trading into culture. Bridge on-chain and off-chain finance. Give people a reason to keep coming back. The reason we started with a trading app is simple. That's where the users were, that's where we could prove the product worked, and that's where we could generate enough revenue to fund what comes next. Now we're ready for the next part. What changed I should explain something that has shifted materially since we wrote that first piece. AI is getting dramatically better, faster than most people expected. Eight months ago our engineers were using it because it typed faster than humans. That sounds almost quaint now. Today, frontier models produce work that is genuinely close to what strong developers produce themselves, and the iteration loops are getting tighter every few months. The implication of this is straightforward. If any team can build any software product quickly and cheaply, then software is not a defensible business anymore. The value has to come from somewhere else. It comes from the users you have, the liquidity you sit on top of, and the rails that actual commerce flows through. That is what Based has been building. And it is why the next phase looks the way it does. The actual shift that is coming Here is what we believe will happen over the next 6 months, and what we are positioning for: 1. The next wave of users won’t be human Everyone will have at least one agent running alongside them handling tasks, making decisions, executing transactions. Companies will run fleets of agents working concurrently. The number of "users" on any financial platform will multiply, but most of them won't have names. 2. AI inference usage will increase dramatically from where it is today. Right now, most AI inference usage is concentrated around chat apps and, more recently, coding workflows. That will change. We are going to start seeing collaborative agents automate more parts of work, consumption, finance, and personal decision-making. The amount of AI-inference spending required to support that world will rise materially. 3. Spending is the next pillar that gets disrupted Programming was one of the first domains to get reshaped in a visible way. Spending is next. We believe AI agents will increasingly compute, compare, aggregate, and execute commerce decisions on behalf of users. Over time, AI will compress consumer decision-making itself; finding better prices, better routes, better timing, and more efficient actions. The question worth asking is: where does all of that activity settle? Who owns the rails? Here is what we are going to do The goal is for Based to be the financial execution layer for both humans and agents. Not a wallet. Not a trading app. The system where economic intent, whether it comes from a person or an agent acting for that person, gets turned into action. Here is how we get there. Build the inference layer. If agents are going to operate at scale, they need reliable access to intelligence. That means inference has to become easy to consume, easy to pay for, and easy to embed into workflows (it needs to flow like liquidity). Based has already built AI inference infrastructure (ai.based.one) that can be natively used by both agents and humans. More importantly, payments for this infrastructure have been designed to settle through Hyperliquid and Based Pay, our TradFi payment system. We have already done this. Drive real usage on top of it. Infrastructure without usage is just overhead. We are releasing consumer products that sit on top of the inference layer and generate compounding demand. Product usage drives inference usage. Inference usage strengthens the infrastructure. That loop is what turns an infrastructure bet into a real business. Own the commerce interface. The long-term opportunity is not merely selling access to intelligence. It is owning the interface where intelligence meets action. If AI becomes responsible for more decision-making, then the most valuable layer will not just be the model, or the app, or the wallet in isolation. It will be the system that can take an intent and translate it into execution across trading, payments, purchasing, and financial actions. Expand what "Trade Everything, Spend Everywhere" actually means. When we came up with that phrase, it described a product. Now it describes something larger. Trading is not just perps and spot. It is any decision with an economic outcome that can be turned into an executable action. Spending is not just cards and checkout. It is any transfer of value, regardless of whether the entity initiating it is a human or an agent. Intelligence is not a chatbot bolted onto a wallet. It is the layer that sits inside the commerce stack and optimizes how capital moves through it. When commerce becomes programmable, the companies that win will be the ones that already understand liquidity, settlement, incentives, and distribution as a single system. That is what we have been building. Why BASED We build around one of the most powerful ideas in crypto: that open financial rails enable faster experimentation and stronger alignment than closed systems do. We are making a clear bet on two things. First, that Hyperliquid becomes the dominant chain for AI commerce. The team is building toward housing all of finance on a single, fast, neutral chain. If they get there, it becomes the natural settlement layer for a world running on programmatic transactions. We have built most of our infrastructure there already. There is no comparable alternative. Second, that agentic commerce is real and coming faster than most people think. OpenClaw gave an early glimpse of what it looks like when agents start replacing humans as the primary users of financial systems. That future is not theoretical for us. We have been building with agentic tooling for longer than it has been fashionable to talk about it. We were early on Hyperliquid. We were early on agentic infrastructure. Being early is the only edge that consistently compounds. Why this moment Software is getting cheaper to build. Intelligence is getting cheaper to access. The window to build a defensible position around liquidity, users, and commerce rails is not permanent. We have been in the right places early before. We intend to do it again. The TGE is not just a financial event. It is the moment when the people who built this community with us get a real, structural stake in what comes next. We do not just want to build products for our users. We want to build the future with them. So in short, the Based Master Plan, Part 2: Build the payment and settlement rails for AI inference Release consumer products that drive compounding usage on top of them Own the interface where intelligence meets financial execution Make sure the people who built this with us share in what it becomes The future is Based. p.s: this article is also published on Based Page based-master-plan.based.page. I one-shotted it with Based AI by the way.

According to newly released documents: The Pentagon spent $2 million on Alaskan king crab last September. $6.9 million on lobster tail. $15.1 million on ribeye steak. This was part of $93.4 billion in grants and contracts in a SINGLE MONTH. The highest since 2008. Why? It’s called “use-it-or-lose-it” spending. If agencies don’t spend their entire budget by the end of the fiscal year, they get less money next year. So they spend it all on anything, including seafood. This is the same Pentagon that just requested emergency supplemental funding for the Iran war. The same department burning through $1.4 billion a day in operations and munitions. Not saying anything, just putting the numbers next to each other, and I think it’s a little funny lol. I’ll keep monitoring the war and share an update later. Turn on notifications, this is very important. Many people will wish they followed me sooner.

Britain… Women and children flee war. Men go to war. Every war. Every time. All of history. So a bus pulls up in your town. Door opens. Out steps forty men. Young. Healthy. Alone. No wives. No children. No limp. No wound. No fear in their eyes. And you’re told to call them refugees. From what? Nobody answers. Nobody’s allowed to ask. The bus pulls away. Another one’s already behind it. Your daughter walks to school past that hotel now. Your wife locks the door when she didn’t used to. Your nan won’t go to the shop alone anymore. And if you say something… anything… you’re the problem. That bus isn’t stopping. There’s no vote on it. No debate. No one you elected approved it. And the next one arrives tomorrow.

Europe needs homegrown, low-carbon energy sources. Nuclear & renewables together have a key role to play Nuclear energy is available around the clock, providing electricity all year. Europe has been a pioneer in nuclear technology. And can lead again ↓ twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…