Crypto FM.

CEOs are quietly realizing the AI replacement plan has a problem. Two problems, actually. One: the token costs for running AI agents are now exceeding what they were paying the employees they fired. Two: when the tokens run out, the AI stops. Just stops. No continuity. No workaround. Just a spinning wheel where your workforce used to be. You fired humans to save money and bought a subscription that bills you into a corner. The employees you let go knew what to do when things broke. The AI just invoices you for the outage. And then there’s the permission problem nobody wants to talk about. To do its job, the AI agent needs access. Full access. Your systems, your patents, your contracts, your future plans. Everything you spent years building, handed over to a process that has no loyalty, no discretion, and no skin in the game. You didn’t hire a replacement. You gave a stranger with no soul the keys to everything you own. Enjoy.

@triffic_stuff_ Let me be clear…. I will not take lectures from… voters

STARMER’S SUICIDE MISSION: PM CAMPAIGNS FOR THE MAN PLOTTING TO KNIFE HIM 🤷‍♂️ David Lammy just confirmed on BBC Breakfast that Keir Starmer will head to Makerfield to campaign for Andy Burnham. Yes, that Andy Burnham. The same man whose only reason for parachuting into this seat is to replace Starmer as Labour leader and Prime Minister. What a f*cking farce. Starmer is going to actively go out there and help drum up votes for his own rival. The sitting Labour MP conveniently quit to clear the path, the NEC rubber stamped the whole stitch up, and now the Prime Minister is personally helping install the guy grooming himself to take his job. You couldn’t make it up! Labour is not a serious political party. It’s a circular firing squad and Starmer is the one handing out the bullets! Utterly ludicrous.

“It was always the women, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and nosers−out of unorthodoxy.” — George Orwell

@Heathcliff8789 @GlobalDiss it’s a global left wing government strategy. they are all aligned globally. it’s obvious- aus, can, uk, nearly all of the EU, and formerly the US democrats. they are blatantly importing voters and rigging the system

@GlobalDiss Western Countries are bringing in millions of immigrants so we can’t vote our way out. The immigrants will vote for the Government that brought them and will not resist.

🚨🇬🇧 Nigel Farage WARNS about Digital ID: He says Digital ID = CONTROL. Tracking where you go, what you spend, what you can do. He points to pandemic-era vaccine passes as a warning. More control for government. Less freedom for people.

@RWTaylors this is not true. far worse is yet to come. this is just early tremors. the excitement hasnt even started.

The Chancellor (Rachel Reeves) is reportedly in "emergency talks" with the Bank of England. History shows that once gilt yields hit these levels, a Prime Minister usually has only hours to restore order before the financial pressure forces their hand.

🚨 BREAKING: Cabinet Office PPS Naushabah Khan has just resigned from Keir Starmer's Government She joins 3 other frontbench resignations and 65 Labour MPs now calling on Starmer to quit

@mikegardner_wb + I won’t be lectured

Let’s get our word bingo cards ready for Starmer’s 43rd relaunch speech tomorrow. Mine has these: Toolmaker Change Renewal Fixing the foundations 14 years £22 billion black hole Far right Division Reform Farage Not our war Brexit Breakfast clubs Lifting children out of poverty

@stuey_beef he is a lawyer. his skills are subversion, deflection and deceit. he is not capable of strategy and has no economic literacy.

Keir Starmer was told to his face — by his own side — that people refused to vote Labour specifically because of him personally. Not the policies. Not the party. Him. His approval rating sits at -45. Nearly seven in ten Britons view him unfavourably. Labour voters themselves split almost fifty-fifty on whether they like the man they put in Downing Street less than two years ago. And his response, when confronted with that direct, unambiguous piece of information about himself? “Of course it hurts. But the right thing to do is to therefore set out the path forward.” He answered a question about his own fitness to lead with a promise to keep leading. He pivoted from “people won’t vote for you because of you” to “so here is my plan to remain in charge of everything.” He took the most personal question a politician can face — do you, as a person, have the public’s trust? — and converted it into a policy discussion. Not one sentence about what he might do differently as a human being. Not one acknowledgement that his style, his tone, his decision-making, his visible detachment from the lived experience of the people he is supposed to serve — any of it — might need to change. Just: “It hurts. Path forward.” This is not courage. Courage would be sitting with the answer. Courage would be saying: I understand that I am the problem, and here is what I intend to do about it. What Starmer delivered instead is the political equivalent of a manager who has just been told the whole team wants him gone, nodding, saying “noted,” and then emailing everyone a new strategic vision document. The British public gave him the most direct feedback a leader can receive. He heard it, filed it, and moved on.

the left are economically illiterate so to them its just about power and control. Am sure Starmer has a semi-communist vision for the UK to hold onto power. Remember he cancelled these local elections, it was only when Reform took them to court and won were they permitted.

@Essex_Patriot sounds like money laundering of tax payer money through EU and Ukraine

Kier Starmer flew to Armenia days before a local election - and committed £2 billion of YOUR money to an EU scheme with zero mandate. Was this his call to make? He stood in front of European leaders in Armenia and admitted the UK economy is worse than forecast. Then committed Britain to a £2 billion EU loan scheme - NO vote, NO debate, NO mandate. He didn't say it would hurt families. He said it would play out with the electorate. Not people. The electorate. DAYS before local elections, a politically wounded Prime Minister is making GENERATIONAL financial commitments on your behalf. The entry fee alone is £2 billion. Total interest across the scheme could hit £17 billion. STARMER HAS TO GO 🚫

@fengtality loads of these coming through @LinkedIn DM’s. some great fakes with 500+ connections (they buy these numbers). @LinkedIn is notoriously bad atm with fake and bad actors. run all suspicious DMs received through grok for red flags

Almost got hacked this morning - here's a replay of what happened: 1. A VC whom I've met in person reached out for a catchup 2. She sent me a Microsoft Teams link a few min ahead of the meeting 3. When I joined, it asked me to download update script 4. Got a funny feeling and ended the call immediately 5. Claude inspected the file and it was indeed malicious Not sure if this person was just hacked or a bad actor, but I wanted to post this as a PSA. Stay safe.

@KemiBadenoch That's because he is authoritarian. @KemiBadenoch you need to go after Labour, not Starmer. Anyone supporting Starmer is complicit in the coverup.

The PM is up to his neck in scandal. His former Chief of Staff is giving evidence next Tuesday. Yet Starmer is ducking the next PMQs. Whether it's not being honest about the Mandelson appointment, holding back the key documents, or avoiding PMQs, the cover up needs to stop.

Calling @EmilyThornberry @GBNEWS @SkyNews Here is the direct proof that the government is lying about not knowing about Mandelsons failed vetting. This is the end of Starmer. This needs to be shared so everyone sees how much they are lying.

@trussliz everyone in @UKLabour who supports Starmer is also complicit in the coverup

I hope the media is beginning to get it. The British system is dysfunctional. The bureaucrats are in charge and withhold information all the time. I have no sympathy for Starmer - he is an inveterate liar and he and his mates Blair and Brown created the unaccountable albatross we have today.

Starmer's go-to excuse: 'I was in the dark'. Don't believe it. He's deeply in the loop From Jimmy Savile to Peter Mandelson, Starmer has followed a trajectory of career-enhancing ignorance. He knows far more than he lets on. It's the reason, after all, why he was knighted Sir Keir Starmer must be the most ignorant man ever to have entered high office. Here are a few highlights: * As Director of Public Prosecutions, Starmer was apparently never consulted on his office’s decision, in late 2009, not to prosecute prolific, and highly connected, paedophile Jimmy Savile, despite Savile being one of the most famous figures in Britain. Starmer claims he didn’t even know that his own Crown Prosecution Service had opened a file on Savile, a friend to the then Prince, now King, Charles. It will never be possible to confirm or dispute Starmer’s account because all the CPS files related to the case were destroyed – under Starmer’s watch. * Again as DPP, Starmer was supposedly not informed that the CPS was insisting through 2010 and 2011 that Sweden press on with sexual assault allegations against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, despite a lack of evidence. Assange had deeply embarrassed the UK and US by exposing their war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan. Starmer’s officials again secretly destroyed the email trail between the CPS and Sweden that would likely have illuminated his role in the affair. * As Labour leader, Starmer apparently had no knowledge of the fraudulent activitiesbeing carried out by Labour Together, the shadowy think tank that brought him to power, including its covert campaign to smear journalists who tried to expose its criminal acts. * As prime minister, Starmer claims to have had no idea of the depth of the ties between Peter Mandelson and serial paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, even though Mandelson was the most influential figure in the Labour party backing his bid to become leader. In return, Starmer would promote Mandelson in late 2025 as ambassador to the US. * Starmer said this week that he was kept in the dark that Mandelson had, in fact, failed vetting by the British security services for the post of ambassador. That requires that we believe his own Foreign Office, which overruled the security services’ decision, did so without consulting with him. This is one long trajectory of career-enhancing ignorance and incompetence. Does any of it sound even vaguely plausible? There are lots of clues as to what might really be going on. Such as a spate of secret flights to Washington by Starmer in 2011, when he was DPP, to meet top US law officials that, against protocol, went unrecorded. What was discussed will never be known because all CPS files related to the flights were, once again, destroyed. However, the meetings are likely to have included discussions, later acted on, to seek Assange’s extradition to the US for political crimes so he could be disappeared into one of its super-max jails. Or Starmer’s decision in 2017, as a shadow cabinet minister, to secretly join the shadowy, CIA-linked Trilateral Commission without telling the Labour party’s then leader, Jeremy Corbyn. Notably, Lord Mandelson has also enjoyed the rare “privilege” of being invited to join the Commission. Or Starmer’s failure to declare to Labour members that his campaign to become Labour leader had been underwritten by prominent pro-Israel lobbyist Trevor Chinn. Secrecy and destruction of records have been a consistent pattern under Starmer. Chinn was also the key funder of the Labour Together think-tank, which failed to declare its funding – and main donors – in violation of Electoral Commission rules, most likely to prevent Labour members knowing that its activities were being bankrolled, and the party captured, by billionaires like Chinn. Starmer is far more in the loop than he lets on. After all, that is precisely why he is Sir Keir Starmer. For nearly two decades, his job has been to do exactly what the British establishment has demanded of him. Find the article, with links to sources, in the reply post ⬇️

Starmer is a liar. He must go. Watch now: youtube.com/watch?v=-LFv-B…

You can pump a $50M coin to $1B with $1.5M of real buying. Scott Phillips (@ScottPh77711570) on how new token listings actually work: "There's a huge industry of market makers operating out of Dubai. Their business model is: we're gonna pump your coin, and we want 30% of the profit when we dump it on exit liquidity day." "They run the ball up. Buy, sell, buy. Create momentum ignition. Retail finally buys in the middle of a bull run — and then it dumps." "Buying 20-day highs works best on the top decile. By the fourth decile, you get negative momentum effects." "Anything in the bottom 20% of market cap on Binance perps that makes a 20-day high — short it. That is a very strong edge." "The market maker contract runs 90 days. It's priced as a call option on the 7-day VWAP after launch." "Once the strike kicks in, delta hedging from market makers drives these coins down." "Wait 7 days. Short it for 90 days. I kid you not." "That's not an edge big enough for institutional. That's an edge for retail guys with a small account."

@AndrewChapman50 just like the fake Black hole in the budget. They all lie. Trappings of power.

In a letter written jointly with Oliver Robbins, the Foreign Secretary said on 16 September 2025 that she was told the final outcome of the national security vetting process: committees.parliament.uk/publications/4…

@KemiBadenoch Kemi is right!

That's it. I give up.. Donald Trump is a time traveler. 20/20 interview 1987. Wtf.