Miscellaneous News

tamsen_ikard

Junior Member
Registered Member
America is definitely waning as an empire and fading slowly but unfortunately bro the NATO alliance still remains an issue and thorn in everyone´s face and the only way to stop NATO is to create another NATO like alliance that is more powerful then NATO if not there won´t be answer to NATO being in everyone´s throat.

What would change if NATO can get contained via another similar but more numerous and more powerfull alliance.

The Fall of Israel, Taiwan would become a reality within a day after NATO gets checked heck Israel won´t be standing a week after that it will get stormed as it was a Travis Scott concert. The US dollar can be unseeded and the creation of one currency and after poverty hits NATO areas then they can get invaded and eliminated.

But there needs to be a credible military alliance in order for that to happen.

Example China alone with a weakened Russia and corpse Iran and kindergarten North Korea won´t have much of a shoot in this dog-fight.

Some members might leave NATO to join the new alliance states like Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria and Greece old Russian brotherly countries. Turkey would be a massive bonus exiting NATO and joining the new alliance but everyone who signs the treaty document has to honor it with his own life and anyone who exits or do not honor the treaty it will cost his life by getting nuked for not honoring the treaty

You can't create another Nato. Cause Nato is an elitist organization of Europeans who got rich through colonialism and Euro settled white colonies that has an ideology of White-european (AKA western) cultural and ideological supremacy (AKA our culture and thinking is better than everyone and we are destined to dominate).

Nato with with just around 1 billion total population control 50-60% of global GDP, 80% of global wealth. So its pretty much a club of the rich, elite and powerful.

You can't create a rival rich club like this. And the poor rest of the world have too much difference in race, ethnicity, culture and religion to unite like this.

What you can do, have a country like China with more population than the entire nato combined. Make it as rich or even richer than Nato. What that will do is break the superioty complex thinking in Nato countries. While getting rich, China can also take away the dominance in tech, wealth and military power that Nato has, and thus essentially break the faith of the members of Nato in their white supremacist ideology. Eventually some countries will think becoming an ally of China maybe more beneficial for their own country instead of trying to promote dominance of the west.

So you defeat Nato by breaking it up, create rival camps in Europe and Americas. That's it.
 

iewgnem

Junior Member
Registered Member
Wsj having another one...

"In a New Age of Empire, Great Powers Aim to Carve Up the Planet
After World War II, nations pledged to create a more equal and law-abiding world. Now Russia, China and the U.S. are returning to an older model in which powerful countries impose their will.[...]"
By
Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!

Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!

"nations pledged to create a more equal and law-abiding world."
America doesn't even have the power to impose its will on ByteDance, lol
 

FriedButter

Colonel
Registered Member
Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!

Musk Now Starts To Eye At An Intel Acquisition According To SemiAccurate; But Take This Rumor With a Grain of Salt​

Well, it seems like Team Blue has started to gain all the hype in the markets once again, but not for the right reasons, as news of business acquisitions has reignited. Just recently, we reported on how SemiAccurate, a renowned research firm, claimed that there's a 90% chance of an Intel buyout, and the "paywalled" report mentioned the name of Elon Musk involved in the negotiations, further fueling the rumors to new heights. In addition, Dylan Patel, a famous analyst, has put up an interesting message at X, yet again revealing Elon's presence in the negotiations, which we'll discuss next.

If you look at the Intel buyout saga, we see potential customers like Qualcomm, ARM, and even AMD pop up, but the newest rumor looks to be more solid than ever, as with the Trump administration coming in, there's more hope for Intel. Dylan from SemiAnalysis claims that there are some kinds of talks going around that involve Elon Musk, the semiconductor firm Global Foundries, and the chipmaker Qualcomm, saying that all of these parties are at Mar-a-Lago potentially discussing Intel's takeover along with several other aspects.

Interestingly, Citibank's analyst Christopher Danely has discussed the "Intel-Elon" rumor as well, and here's what he had to say:

We view this as a poor outcome for Intel unless it was able to hire a CEO who would exit the merchant foundry business.
- via
Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!


Elon getting involved in the party is undoubtedly huge for Intel as a business, given how big of an influence he would have on the takeover. While there's uncertainty around how big of a role Elon will play in this deal, it's likely that he might put his financial resources to good use, transforming Intel into something completely different and maybe revolutionary. While this rumor should be taken with a grain of salt for now, it shouldn't be ruled out entirely, given that Musk tends to surprise us several times.

Investors have already reacted positively to the development, with Intel's shares rising by up to nearly 10 percent. It's safe to say that with the Trump administration coming in, Intel and several other US-focused companies will have a great time.
 

luminary

Senior Member
Registered Member
How does zuck even make money? Metaverse was a flop. Facebook is a ghosttown. Never seen much of any ads on instagram or whatsapp.
They sell more and more of your personal data. If you have FB or Insta, turn this setting off:
1000004350.png




Turns out the reason all six planets have aligned is not for Trump, but for the release of DeepSeek R1.
 

siegecrossbow

General
Staff member
Super Moderator

coolgod

Colonel
Registered Member

MonkeyEatingEagle

New Member
Registered Member
Trump 2.0, based on all that I've seen so far, is serious about Making America Great Again.

We talk a lot here about how the US is a sinking ship and a collapsing empire. But underneath it all, the US still does have a lot going for it as a country: 1) the vast quantities of untapped resources, 2) its status as the sole financial super power, 3) control over most of the world's software platforms, 4) lack of geopolitical rivals on its side of the world, 5) fairly healthy demographics (relative to other first world countries, that is), 6) a system of allies most of whom are willing to sacrifice themselves for the US, delusional as they are.

The trouble with the Democrats is that, for various ideological reasons, they aren't capitalizing on these advantages. Instead, they're actively pretending like the US is still the super power that it was twenty years ago, where it could afford to be the "defender of the free world" and "promote liberalism wherever it exists." Thus the Democrats are more likely to sacrifice US national interests for the sake of global liberalism, resulting in policies like subsidizing NATO, baiting the Russians into a war, writing blank checks to democratic movements, and so on.

Trump seems a lot smarter about this - and I say this as a person who originally bought into the Democratic propaganda that he was just an orange idiot born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He recognizes the fact that the US is sinking, and that the key to preserving US power is fixing the US's internal problems, not defend the "liberal international order." Indeed, he's ready to sacrifice that order, if it means retaining American national power and preeminence.

Towards this end, a lot of what Trump is doing actually makes sense, and are policies I'd have sooner expected from the more pragmatic Chinese leadership. From stopping the flow of illegal immigrants, to ditching the liberal free riders, to cracking down hard on institutional / bureaucratic rot, to tearing down "cancel culture" & radical feminism & social justice scams, to unleashing the potential of the US's vast natural resources. These are all moves designed to improve the US's competitiveness in the decades to come.

I think if you're really watching, understand what's going on, and want the US to fail, then you should be far more concerned about what Trump is doing than what Biden did. Because ultimately, Biden landed the country in a spot where it had no choice but bet it all on AI to save US hegemony, while Trump is putting the US on a stronger foundation for long-term success, with or without AI. I hope Chinese leaders are ready to dance - Trump 2.0 is looking better than ever.
These aren't really of Trump's idea per see but of his team and the administration his going to put. Recently, his more aware and cautious when he speaks like someone is coaching him unlike his previous term. But you're right, they have set themselves a proper road map where they can focus more and improve on their strengths like not having to overextend themselves and prioritize more their immediately surroundings.

If Trump's party can consistently win every election and dominate the other party for the decades to come and execute this road map with seriousness and competence never seen before, that remains uncertain. This kind of pivotal change requires decades of dedication, commitment and investment. It cannot be done solely in what is in fact Trump's last term in office. Either an extension or someone on par with Trump, Musk(?), will lead this transformation.
 
Top