Europeans: Stupid Ameritard you can’t defeat the military with an AR-15 Europeans: bring more bottle rockets the military is coming. Me: Good thing they took all the commi.. I mean socialist’s guns away.

Ah hell nah! T-Mobile WTF…

My iPhone lets me customize my Lock Screen, but App Library still has assigned seating..? Apple, I’m asking to move an icon, not rewrite iOS. 🙄 What’s the smallest iPhone annoyance that drives you irrationally crazy 🎤?

Coming to the Louvre in 2027, if it’s still standing: the Mona Lisa of « Je soutiens la cause »

Start training people! My European friends this should be the #1 trending game right now. The fight is close to home and you need to catch up to russia they obviously have far more experienced drone pilots. This is how you start to close the gap, without actually fighting yet.

Epic crash-out over the superiority of the F-35. Is this guy for real?

China is racing to build GPUs to rival Nvidia. CXMT is reportedly raising memory prices on Huawei due to surging demand. So why is China planning to expand memory exports instead of securing domestic supply? Is the threat to $MU overstated, or are we missing something?

🌮 time!

Europeans: why don’t we have tech like the Americans why don’t people just invest in Europe? Google: Invest $15b in datacenter infrastructure in Finland. Finland: Halt stop all work. 🤦

Deluded Canadian think their economy will be bigger than US but can’t even keep up with CA the worst run state we have.

He wrote a book in 2014 predicting the collapse of the dollar system. It's called The Big Reset. Still waiting. Meanwhile, foreign Treasury holdings just hit a record $9.37T, up $549B in 12 months. Nearly 2x what the Fed bought. That's foreigners "almost stopping." The "QE" is reserve management bill buying, ~$10B/mo after QT ended. His own chart shows the same thing in 2019. Doom sells. Data doesn't care.

The US is running its biggest missile rearmament since the Cold War. Most people have no idea how large the numbers are. The trigger: the Iran war. ~13,000 targets struck in the first 5 weeks. At that burn rate, the US would empty HALF its interceptor stockpile in 4 to 5 weeks. Patriot stocks were already near 25% of requirement. The response: FY27 missile procurement request is up 188%. Standard Missile funding alone jumps $1.26B → $8.5B. Plus $21B of munitions inside the $87.6B war supplemental. Legacy ramp (per year): • PAC-3: 600 → 2,000 • THAAD: 96 → 400 ($35B deal) • Tomahawk: 90 → 1,000+ • AMRAAM: 1,200 → 1,900+ • SM-6: → 500+ • PrSM: → 550 • JASSM/LRASM: 16,450-unit multi-lot buy The startup wave: • Anduril: 3,000+ Barracuda-500M cruise missiles for the Army, 1,000/yr starting 2027. Plus a 7-year air-launched deal for thousands more per year. Plus fielded Roadrunner interceptors and a Golden Dome space interceptor slot. • Castelion: 500 hypersonic Blackbeards/yr guaranteed, pathway to 12,000+ • LCCM: 10,000+ low-cost cruise missiles in 3 years across 4 vendors • USAF FAMM: 28,000 missiles planned at ~$450K each The catch: • Solid rocket motors sit under nearly every program. Two primary suppliers. • Most deals are still frameworks, not finalized contracts. • Even fully funded, stockpiles don't recover until 2029-2030. The pattern: 2026 = contract year. 2027 = delivery year. 2029-2030 = magazines refill. Startups own the cheap mass tier. Primes own the interceptors.