I collect questions the way some people collect stamps. Most of them don't have answers yet. That's the interesting part.
United States, European Union.
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Jacki Maniel retweeted
In China only knowledgeable people are allowed to vote. I hope in future only literates are allowed to voted in Nigeria.
Jacki Maniel retweeted
Well. Mr. Smarty-Pants. Let me give you the run-down of what you just said:
You wish to build a Mega-Constellation of high-bandwidth high-density low-cost satellites with affordable, portablöe ground terminals and subscription plans.
For that you need:
- highly advanced phase-array antenna steering signal and DSP processing ASICS - you do not have them
- the largest PCB factory on the North American Continent, based in EUs population x2 - you don't have it
- a satellite manufacturing facitly that can pump out a 2-digit amount of satellite PER DAY - you do not have it
- space ports that can support launches with single-digit days of turnaround - you do not have them
- an - at least - partially resuable launch vehicle with just days of turnaround time and a corresponding manufacturing cadence for ALL components of such launch vehicle - you do not have it
- about a thousand medium to little things more to make any of this work
Let me pull you back to reality: SpaceX currently launches beyond of 90% of mass to orbit per year. Not in the US. GLOBALLY. China can't compete. No one in the US can compete. India can't. Japan can't.
SpaceX - led by Musk and Shotwell - is a global Unicorn. Europe - and the EU and particular - have no idea, no framework - no plan and NO PATH to make this happen in any reasonable amount of time that one might consider short- to mid-term.
You CANNOT copy it if you tried. You could spend half the EUs budget on it and end up with 10 satellites in orbit.
You are DELUSIONAL. If you truly wish what you say, you'd appear in front of the European Commission and Parliament tomorrow and demand deletion of 80-90% of our red tape and bureaucratic lunacy.
Until you do that, you're a useless moron.
We need a European alternative to #Starlink asap.
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Jacki Maniel retweeted
Trump won in 2016 without the Never Trumpers and neocons. His original sin was not taking them on their word. Never means never. He would have sailed to victory in 2020, even with the fraud, had he kept them out. 2024 popular vote win was due to MAHA. Nobody needs Never Trump.
So many people find cemeteries to be a reminder of loss. I find them to be a fervent reminder to seize the day.
Jacki Maniel retweeted
$32 million dollars and an entire administration mobilized to destroy one congressman.
His crime?
Demanding answers about Epstein class abuse networks, and refusing to let child predators hide behind political cover.
If that level of firepower doesn't tell you who's being protected, nothing will.
Go Massie!
Nigeria ranks ninth in the world for natural gas reserves.
It has over 13,000 megawatts of installed power generation capacity. And yet the average Nigerian gets fewer than 12
hours of electricity a day and in some states, just four.
This is not a resource problem. It is not an investment problem. It is an architecture problem.
In this video, we break down exactly where the power vanishes between the gas well and your light switch, the transmission ceiling that caps the grid at 5,800 MW,
the payment chain that collapses in reverse, the NBET debt spiral, and the grid collapse events of 2022 and 2024
that took days to recover from.
We also examine who the major private players are — Transcorp, Geregu, Mainstream Energy and the specific
structural constraint that no private investor has been able to fix from the outside.
Most importantly, we look at the 2023 Electricity Act, the most significant legal shift since privatization in 2013, and what it would actually take to execute on it.
The capacity exists. The law now exists.
The only question left is institutional will.
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The light isn't off because Nigeria can't generate power. It's off because someone benefits from the gap between what's generated and what reaches you.
Nigeria has spent billions on military operations against Boko Haram since 2009, yet the insurgency has only fragmented and evolved. This analysis explores the "Kinetic Trap"—the structural reality that military force often exacerbates the environmental and economic collapse of the Lake Chad Basin. We examine the failure of imported counter-terrorism models and look at the data-driven institutional shifts that are actually required to resolve the crisis in the Northeast.
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Nigeria is burying soldiers killed by the same men it is training, certifying, and releasing back into society. No prosecution. No data. No victims consulted. Video linked.
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He told you he was different.
He told you he was the outsider. The one who couldn’t be bought. The one who would finally fight for YOU against the system.
So why did the top 1% capture the biggest share of his tax cuts?
Why did the drug companies who he called “getting away with murder” walk out of his White House with their prices intact?
Why is the swamp fuller now than when he arrived?
The donors got paid. The corporations got paid. The working class got a slogan.
This video goes through the raw data. No opinion. No partisan spin. Just the receipts.
And the receipts tell a very specific story about who Donald Trump actually works for.
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Different packaging. Same beneficiaries. Every single time.
Why’d it change?
When Barack Obama was president and came to town they shut down the entire area that he'd be traveling in a 5 mile radius.
We'd get an email 3 or so days before letting us know we couldn't leave the premises for lunch or any other reason until he was gone.
Presidential security isn't quite what it used to be..
What are the chances this is random?
An attempted assassination happens and the most important takeaway is “a ballroom”? Not “how did he get close”.
Interesting!!!
When trust in government collapses completely, even an assassination attempt on a sitting president stops being a moment of national unity and starts being a moment of national suspicion.
That says everything.
The questions people are asking are not all conspiracy. Some are genuinely legitimate. How does a shooter get close enough to a venue hosting the most protected person on the planet? Not just close to the venue. Inside it. With a line of sight. The Secret Service exists for one reason. It failed that reason in the most visible way imaginable.
But the deeper problem is not the security failure. It is that millions of Americans saw it happen and immediately asked who was behind it rather than expressing horror that it happened at all, well, most did. That shift in public instinct does not come from nowhere. It is the accumulated weight of years of institutional failures, cover-ups, and deliberate lies from the people entrusted to lead.
You cannot hollow out public trust decade after decade and then expect citizens to extend good faith in a moment of crisis. That is not how trust works. Once it is gone, it reframes everything. Every event. Every statement. Every convenient coincidence.
American leadership does not have a PR problem. It has a credibility problem. And no amount of messaging fixes that. Only accountability does.
The mirror is right there. The question is whether anyone in power is willing to look into it.
