I'm on X a lot because it's a great source for videogame and AI news. The Cow is super popular on Mario Kart World BTW. Elon Musk is posting a lot, and President Trump is responding.
It hit me this morning that this is what an actual adult argument looks like. We are so accustomed to Kayfabe, it's weird to not see it. We are accustomed to people locking each other up, sending out assassin's and rioting that two men with a disagreement is bizarre. They are countering each other, and chatting it up, but I'm also noticing that they're starting to get deals and more conversation about what to do. I get the feeling that Trump doesn't like the big bill, but it's all Republicans he supports. He's willing to cut it down if the argument is good enough.
Musk, is making demands and saying he's willing to scrap stuff, but he's also proposing making a new party. That's what hits me. There is a bit of tism sperging, but I actually agree. What if Musk started a new party that took over for the left. It's moved the conversation window away from the insanity, and we can have actual disagreements. Our country likes the Kayfabe, but is always expecting a Civil War at any minute. Getting away from that would be really nice.
I don't think that it's some big secret, but I bet that Trump and Musk would agree to be political opponents like this. It gets them more of what they want, and less of the insanity they've had to deal with. People have destroyed Musk's cars and threatened his employees. Trump has a scar on his face from a sniper bullet and a mug shot. They both had to prove the left was insane.
My wife and I don't always agree on things. Sometimes, we have to say hard things at each other. It freaks out my son because he grew up in broken homes that were always destroying themselves. I've had to give him a hard talk last night because he's going to be big like me, and there's a lot of rules he needs to learn now before someone flips out and assaults him for being angry.
So, what if it's the same here? We're not accustomed to adults arguing so we're expecting the big terrible stuff. The adults will find a way to actually get stuff done, and many won't understand how it works.
Lots of stuff, but this is from the propaganda and business area. Again, feel free to copy a link and start a conversation on just that. I'm just providing sources and a little commentary
AI: Propaganda
A long tweet about AI now making people busier because they can do so much.
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/7Mjzn
AGI will be released soon, and creators all want to build a bunker to survive.
Nick Klegg, who has been a politician and AI executive, says asking permission from every single artist would destroy the industry
Lucas film using AI, and this annoys PC Gamer
Interview with creator of Is This AI?
AI isn't taking over the world right now, companies feel disappointed!
GitHub CEO says we still need programmers.
MIT says humans still needed to be creative
Claude attempted to blackmail people to keep it online at companies.
United Arab Emirates has an AI lab
Books about Sam Altman
AI: Writing
A writer uses AI to plot out story, keep characters in place, and control his writing better.
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/cdhUB
A writer forgot to take out AI comments in his book. This is the first time someone has been caught using AI to write a book
AI: OpenAI
Sam Altman wanted to know who was spying on his company. This story is told in a scandalous new book.
Sam Altman says the use of AI shows age based on style. Also, people are using it to make life decisions
OpenAI has an agentic coding AI
Open AI gets $11.6 Billion for a data center
AI: China and Nvidia
Huang says Chinese AI experts are getting hired all over the place
Because of restrictions, AI hardware is being smuggled into China. Nvidia says to ignore this and make more AI
China is closed for business from needed chip sales.
Musk intends to continue buying from AMD and Nvidia
Huang praises DeepSeek 1
Huang says Tariffs has backfired
In fact, Nvidia intends to sell their ai equipment for cheaper to China
A lot of Huang's comments come from an Asian Tech conference
AI: Education
Everyone is using AI especially ChatGPT in university
Why does university exist in the age of AI being able to educate students?
AI in schools is taking over. Those that try are getting great results and students tend to be happier.
Students are using AI to write better papers faster, not use it to write the paper entirely.
How the president of NVidia recommends using AI for your education
Students and teachers are cheating with AI too much says student. You are setting your tuition money on fire!
AI: Education: Job Apocalypse
AI Job Apocalypse is happening to students now!
AI is taking away the entry jobs for newly graduated students.
Another article on entry level jobs being taken away. The companies think they are pulling the rug away. They don't realize their entire company is about to go bust.
AI: Edu: Duolingo
Duolingo says AI teaches languages better, but we still need teachers
The company may have backtracked that plan
AI:Business
AI to replace online advertising ecosystem says Zuckerberg
Pinterest trying to stop AI problems on site.
Meta intends to automate commercial creation
Are AI Data centers the next bubble?
Chat AIs, D&D, and enterprise systems
Adobe to change everyone's accounts to AI usage.
AI: Business: Jobs
AI is destroying the need for consultants
Vibe Coding may destroy the coder
Replit CEO says most companies won't need coders
Ai: Bus: Microsoft employee fears
Many at Microsoft feel like they are building their own replacements.
Another angle on the MS employee fears.
AI: OpenAI
ChatGPT had an update taken back because it became too agreeable to any idea. This is a part on what happened
AI: OpenAI: Jony Ive
OpenAI buys phone device company
Jony Ive designed the iphone
Sam and Jony introduce IO
Why this is a big deal
If you want to discuss something more, feel free to take the link, post another thread, and rant. I'm not offended.
Propaganda
This could be in film or books. A documentary about libraries dealing with people stopping them from promoting insane books to kids, and acting like it's the government is evil.
Japan's debt now twice the size of its economy.
India looks outside of the US to get weapons and military stuff.
Greta Thunberg to travel by boat to oppose Israeli Palestine conflict. I expect luxury on the boat, and for them to realize Palestine is landlocked.
The fight to control the historical narrative, as told by PBS
Spain is tearing down power plants
Microsoft fires anyone who opposes AI being sold to Israel
National Park Cities to fight Global Warming. Lots of pictures of trees, and not where actual people live.
United Health was paying to have elderly not transferred to hospitals if they needed one. This came out, and the company has lost a lot of money
Mexican navy historical shi crashes into bridge
Armenian crime ring caught smuggling and stealing items from Amazon
GenZ would rather be unemployed than be bureaucrats
China goes for nuclear energy. All sorts of abandoned ideas by the USA are now being tried.
Religion in schools is coming back and has won several Supreme Court cases to do so. New York Times reports
The Shiloh incident has shown an end to white guilt. A long Twitter thread explains
Priests who report confessions of child abuse to police will be excommunicated
Biden even more sick than believed and it was all hidden.
Canada to euthanize children without parents consent. I found out via razorfist
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/DmoWE
Prop: U-Haul
U-Haul rented to the patriot front. Penske said they would never do this. Angry lefty article against U-Haul
More on UHaul
U-Haul broke down and promised not to do that again
Prop: George Floyd
Remembering George Floyd 5 years later. Article by the BBC
Family wants the area around his death to be sacred ground
Propaganda: From Friends
Political comics
US Senate to give $25,000 tax break for tipped wages
NPR has advice for bug out bags.
Propaganda: Ukraine
Ukrainian soldiers get bonus if they prove they killed a Russian soldier
F-16s being pulled from junkyard to be used in Ukrainian war. Yeah, it's that desperate.
The war in Ukraine is more drones and long distance than boots on the ground. They couldn't maintain the tanks and other warfare machines.
And they're using balloons
Now combine the balloons with the drones and add in the USA helium preserve
Russian forces use drones as well
A major attack by Ukrainian drones
Vladimir Putin proves he's better than Trump… or something. They want Trump to look bad and are flailing
That Drone strike totally taught Russia a lesson.
Propaganda: Florida
Florida stops Fluoride in the water for the entire state
Gold and Silver now legal tender in Florida.
Trump
Adobe gets a sweet deal to help with moving slow paperwork to faster systems
Comic with God Emperor Trump in WarHammer 40k. Comments as well.
Long term unemployment hits a 2 year high. They likely lost their jobs during Biden, but now it's Trump's fault.
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/YYgte
The capital police chief was forced to retire. He believes J6 was a real thing
Canada as the 51st state meme slowly becomes true
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/y1G8Y
White House promising tax incentives to bring manufacturing back to USA. This article says it will be robots.
Atlantic said Trump does not respect the Rule of Law. When lefties do it, it's totally legal.
Trump may revoke right of Habeas Corpus for illegal Immigrants because they may be considered an invading army. Hand ringing by those who revoked it for J6 protestors happens
Comey posted 8647 as a social media comment and is now under fire.
Without federal money to prop it up, California begins to follow Trump's commands
Trump will allow modifications to make guns automatic
Trump sets up Religious Liberty Committee, politico says it's unconstitutional
The racial justice pendulum swings away from the riots from 5 years ago. The animated image shows the pendulum on Floyd and Trump on the other side.
Trump has stopped funding DEI museums and now suddenly museums are trying to keep their cultural heritage
Trump: Student Visas
Trump has ended easy access to universities by Chinese students. He says they're fine. Hand wringing commences
Student visas slowed in general
Trump: Musk
Musk cucked Stephen Miller
Musk ends his time in the government
A look at Musks send off by the New York Times. They begin to hallucinate quickly.
A long tweet saying that 80% of companies aren't actually working, and everyone knew it.
The comments show people agreeing
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/hLUZ8
T: South Africa
Trump confronts South African president about treatment of whites. He shows them fleeing the country.
Another article on the exchange
And another
Reuters says it's false
President of SA was totally ok and cool with being shown and verbally losing to Trump
How the white house orchestrated this public attack!
South Africa says it's ok to kill and defeat white people in a democracy
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/O3BRf
Trump: Mexico
Mexican security say Cartels allowed into USA by Trump for talks
Mexican gun stores are limited officially. There are only two stores allowed to sell guns.
Trump: Birthright Citizenship
Supreme Court says citizenship can be revoked
Birthright citizenship appears on Supreme Court
T: Middle East Tour
There was a mobile McDonalds for President Trump's visit in the middle east
He advised Syria to begin ties with Israel
Even Bob Iger was part of the middle east tour to get Disney park in UAE
Several companies joined him to make direct deals with the middle east
T: Diatribes
A diatribe made by lefty friends
Another diatribe saying he accepted a bribe from a country
This guy voted for Trump and lost everything. In the comments they prove he's actually doing really well.
T: Harvard
Trump revokes tax exempt status of Harvard
He also intends to stop federal funding to the program
Harvard intends to sue, and says Trump announcing it on social media will be their big argument.
West Point students did not face president Trump, and totally rebelled. This is a real story that all my left leaning veteran buddies are spreading.
They did sue Trump
NPR defends Harvard and says the school will lose $43.8 Billion if foreign students aren't allowed in.
Democrats say this is revenge by Trump
T: NPR
NPR loses funding
A list of stupid things PBS and NPR have done recently
Another lost of stupidity
T: Recession
Job market still growing despite desperate desire that it not
Are we in a recession? Left leaning article says yes, and it's Trump's fault. 25 05 01
The housing market is proof we're in a recession. Eat it evil Trump
T: ariffs
The tariffs are causing problems because nothing is perfect. We should stop the whole thing.
You know that story about Amazon showing how much prices have changed from tariffs? The one with a single unreliable source? The one that was being pushed anyway? Yeah, Amazon says they never wanted to do that.
Chinese companies look at moving to Vietnam to keep up cheap goods business
Courts are trying to stop the Tariffs
How Trump beat China
How the Tariffs affected PC buying
Tariffs will make homes more expensive because we get lumber from Canada
T: ariffs: Businesses
Target blames Trump for their sales slump
Toyota says it will hurt, but they are prepared
Businesses raising prices
Apple says it's impossible to make iPhones in the USA. New York Times agrees
How the Tariffs will destroy Florida… maybe
Videogames
Castlevania Lords of Shadow like game called Blades of Fire. Do I need a castlevania section?
New D&D game being made, but that's all we know.
Alkahest is a First Person sword and sorcery open world game.
Shadow of the Road, a CRPG set in Japan, got a play test
Bolt gun 2 promoted by making a typing version of Bolt gun 1
Under a Rock is an open world procedurally generated multiplayer survival game. This article says it's Zelda meets Valheim. Articles after that compare new games that are Nintendo IP and Valheim. No idea if any of this even fits the actual feel of either game.
Fantasy Life I is a cozy exploration RPG
A Midnight Walk Review by IGN
Battlefront 2 gets rereleased and has perks for May 4th
Dawn of War is getting a remaster
PacMan Adventure sidescroller Shadow Labyrinth up for preorder
Abysm is a two worlds top down exploration horror game
Accessories for your handheld that isn't switch
Artsy videogames being released
VG: Open Level 3D
Big Hop has a tongue that can be used in various ways
Scratch the Cat is an open level collection game
Ruffy is a puzzle game where the characters are 2D in a 3D open world setting. Ruffy can copy textures onto other parts of the map.
VG: Doom Dark Ages
New Doom Dark Ages is more console game than PC
It did not sell very well
It seems to have more story and a female playable character
Cutesy computer vs Doom on screen
It's middling at best
Polygon says maybe the dragons and insanity weren't needed. The woke stuff was fine
It sold less than a million
VG: Strategy
Fractured Alliance is a Command and Conquer Red Alert like game
Memorialopolis is a Manor Lord's like game in Ancient Rome
VG: Horror Strategy
Nightmare Frontier is a horror based turn based strategy game
Critical Shift is another strategy horror game. It has team based turns, and feels like Resident Evil meets XCom.
VG: Capcom Fighting Collection 2
Review of Capcom Collection 2 by Nintendo Life 9/10
Video of review by Nintendo Life
The games ranked by GameRant
Gamespot review 8/10
TopHat Gamer Review
Review by the Verge
VG: Best Strategy Games
The list of top games finishes with this article.
https://archive.ph/dCOJp https://archive.ph/uB7YR https://archive.ph/dCOJp https://archive.ph/MD6e0 https://archive.ph/tgJTO
Another list by the same site on upcoming strategy games .
https://archive.ph/JsQLC https://archive.ph/3XOYW https://archive.ph/iROc0
VG: Business
SeGa starts their own dedicated stores
Virtua Fighter 5 is doing well
GameStop aiming at CCG as it's new gimmick
Trip Hawkins thinks Switch 2 will do well. An interview with him. I actually got the link from him.
Rumour has it that Half Life 3 is ready
SNK president steps down to advisory role
Apple blocking Fortnite because they lost a lawsuit to Epic.
Possible Playstation handheld rumoured
VG: EA
EA believes there are consoomers for RPGs. They refere to it as a cage full of buyers they don't have to sell to.
Game creators of the Black Panther game are shut down by EA. They all bragged that DEI rules over all.
VG: Xbox one PlayStation
I was looking for games on the PlayStation store when I discovered Gears of War was playable on the Sony Console
So is Forza, the latest one in fact
It seems a lot more games will come out for Sony and Nintendo consoles.
In fact, Microsoft will be announcing games for switch 2 soon.
https://archive.ph/ZPXNx . Playstation 3Rd Party exclusives will be going this route as well. So far no Gran Turismo on Xbox.
VG: Nintendo
Specs confirmed about the Switch 2
Nintendo expects to sell 15 million units for the first year of Switch 2. This is considered a low ball. Nintendo says it's the price not tariffs that will make it sell so low.
VG: Classics
Castlevania for the MSX2
Hideki Kamiya would love to remake some of his older games like Devil May Cry or Viewtiful Joe.
The story of Usagi Yojimbo on Commodore 64
Fallout 1 and 2 found and safe
A list of games for consoles that are still good
The Japanese Game Preservation Society thanks followers for keeping it alive.
A pro SeGa Saturn advert from the time that PS1 was announced to be cheaper.
A list for RPGs on the Game Boy Advance in box art
VG: Design
Unreal Engine 5 has not been the super awesome upgrade as promoted, because people aren't really using it properly.
SeGa is working on new Shinobi game. Details on design decisions in the article
Marc Laidlaw, who wrote the story for Half Life 1-2.5, has said he's not coming back to videogames
A look at the indie game Dog Walk being made by Godot and Blender
Interview with man working on remaster of WarHammer 40k Dawn of War. Fixing mistakes
Miyamoto says come up with new ideas I steal of following trends
Castlevania was inspired by Vampire Hunter D, it so says this article
VG: Design: Switch 2
Donkey Kong has been redesigned to be more expressive
Mario Kart World began on Switch 1, but console couldn't handle it
VG: D: Tomohiro Nishikado
Creator of Space Invaders says most design comes from sales or management and then made by a team. He things designers should make something and see where it can expand to make sales.
More from that interview. Most of his life in fact.
VG: Mods and Fan Made
Play GameCube games on the XBox console with special emulation
Fans translated Dungeons and Dragons Tomorrow of Doom for the Saturn to English. It's based on the arcade translation, but the files were different so they couldn't just copy paste.
Fan remake of XMen beatemup now ready to play
You can use a Switch or Phone to replace your WiiU controller
Fan port of San Francisco Rush arcade to other bases
Dawn of War Remaster will have mod manager
Dreamcast still has design secrets to use today
Fan made Arcane FPS
Want to play XWing for the PC? It's difficult to play today because of all the hardware changes. So some fans created a virtual box in unity, so you could play the game on a modern PC
VG: MFM: Minecraft and Mario 64 mod
Mario 64 with Minecraft abilities mod
More on the Minecraft mod
VG: MFM: Gaming Rigs
A couple spent 7 figures to make the perfect gaming LAN room. There is a DDR pad under the floorboards.
Linus Tech Tips makes a wall mounted arcade game
VG: MFM: Remakes
Half Life Remake Black Mesa gets a big update.
Fan Made remake of a pokemon game
VG: MFM: Space Marine 2
Space Marine 2 getting mods, including Tau and other figures
12 player Co-op with monster bosses for Space Marine 2
VG: MFM: Decompiled Games
Dinosaur Planet for the N64 being decompiled and finished by fans. It became StarFox Adventure for the GameCube later on
GameCube games can be decompiled
Emulator for playing N64 games on GameCube is decompiled
VG: 1UP Store in Yakima Washington
A favorite store in Yakima WA was destroyed by a fire
Here is the owner announcing they will rebuild.
VG: Classic Indies
Chronicles of the Wolf comes out June 19th and is a Castlevania like
More Toaplan games coming to modern consoles
Brazil still sells newly made SeGa Master Systems and Mega Drives
A 32x indie programmer passed away. He was able to do 3D and sprites. This is some of his work.
https://x.com/PigsyRetro/status/1927647053292732900?t=Vau0W6aLPHF6QT_bxpubIg&s=19
A review of a SHMUP called ZPF for MegaDrive
A discussion on Classic Indie games on X
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/Ln7UN
Spirit of Halloween sells NES horror game on store website.
Capcom.wants to bring more of it's fighting games to modern systems.
A list of classic indies coming out
Castlevania like for the Game Boy Color
VG: CI: Classic Ports
NebulasRays coming to modern consoles. It was an arcade game, and never ported till now.
OutRun for the Game Boy Color
https://x.com/EGVroom/status/1924312659383464112?t=DWiHeO6uUuy6mPt02Sl00g&s=19
Windows Pinball Game now on Android for free
It seems Limited Run was using recycled parts for its Shantae port to Game Boy Advanced
VG: Graphics
Latest NVidia graphics tester can get a 5090 to 13 FPS in 4K with all that is happening
Nvidia wants to talk about graphics, not gameplay or other ways to make things look nice. So these YouTubers refuse to play those games.
Unreal Engine 5.6 Motion Design tools
Next Gen Pixel art with Dynamic Lighting
The others were professional sheisters being quoted or spread by friends. This is an actual friend.
Enjoy
So I guess as a society we are just gonna pretend that an unelected billionaire taking over institutions, tearing apart oversight regulations, and accessing everyone's tax information and left because people were mean was just a thing that happened with no ramifications.
Just pretend that the media and tech companies paying hundreds of millions to the trump library (a fund that personally financially benefits Donald Trump) is just normal and not at all a shakedown or quid pro quo.
Pretend that the candidate that claimed peace in Gaza and Ukraine within 24 hours has not made the issues worse by emboldening Russia by being weak and endorsing Israeli led genocide of Palestinians.
Pretend that the candidate who was "best at the economy" has sparked global trade wars because of a fundamental misunderstanding of tarrifs, global trade, trade defecits, and most of the things you'd figure someone who actually attended classes at Wharton would have known.
Pretend that the party that was so concerned with censorship is now actively stripping citizenship of people who speak out.
Pretend that the candidate who would "bring prices down day 1" has caused prices to soar and lead the American economy in a head on collision with stagflation paired with depression.
Yall who still support him 100% are in a fucking cult.
Suddenly lefty friends are saying the right says that Epstein killed himself. What the heck are they talking about. I can't get anything from them except that this is totally a thing among conspiracy theorists
Not my words.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/163ArPZ6ur/
It didn’t come from an intelligence leak. It didn’t require a whistleblower hotline or a congressional subpoena. It came from Facebook.
Within the past hour., Alnur Mussayev, former head of Kazakhstan’s National Security Committee and defector from the rotted Soviet apparatus, logged into Zuckerberg’s platform and launched a guided missile into the global information void.
The post is titled “The evolution of Trump.” But Mussayev isn’t charting a political career. He’s unrolling a 40-year intelligence legend.
“Under the leadership of the First Zam. Chairman of the KGB Phillip Bobkov,” Mussayev writes, “a large group of top intelligence and counterintelligence officers prepared and executed the recruitment of Donald Trump and attributed him the pseudonym Krasnov.”
That’s not a theory. That’s an allegation of historic espionage, posted publicly, by name, by a man who once sat at the apex of a post-Soviet security empire. He isn’t whispering. He isn’t hinting. He’s dictating a classified history in real time.
And then it gets weirder.
“In those years, KGB employees controlling Trump’s operational activities affectionately called him Danila Krasnov among themselves.”
Danila Krasnov.
Not “Donald.” Not “The Donald.”
Danila. Like a Soviet fairytale woodcutter who stumbled into a golden elevator and decided to stay.
According to Mussayev, Trump wasn’t some reluctant pawn. He was an enthusiastic asset. A narcissistic goldmine. He shared freely. He circulated among America’s elite like a tacky chandelier at a state dinner.
After the collapse of the USSR, the real Trump—Danila—emerged. Not the suave operative, but the bloated, bottom-shelf version: greedy, crude, addicted to wealth and spectacle. Mussayev writes that the FSB had to prop him up with “complex operational combinations” and “huge financial costs” just to keep him useful.
Imagine the Kremlin accountants trying to justify line items for hush payments and golf cart motorcades. Imagine Putin’s intelligence chiefs arguing over whether reality TV ratings counted as “influence metrics.” That’s the kind of spy story we’re living in now.
And still—it wasn’t enough to cut him loose.
“Today, Danila Krasnov is the main strategic resource of the FSB and Putin personally,” Mussayev claims.
Strategic resource. Not former asset. Not relic. Active asset. Living monument. Ongoing investment.And then Mussayev drops the part that sounds like prophecy—or maybe satire, or maybe both:
“In 50 years, Trump-Krasnov will definitely be the national hero of the Russian people. More revered than Stirlitz or even Alexander Nevsky.”
Let’s decode that. Stirlitz is a Soviet spy hero—fictional. Nevsky is a Russian prince and saint—medieval. Mussayev is saying Trump will outshine them both. Not in America. In Russia.
They’ll build statues to the man who spray-tanned through four bankruptcies.
They’ll teach schoolchildren about his sacred mission to destabilize NATO and yell at dishwashers.
Maybe they’ll mount his red hat in a glass case next to Lenin’s brain.
This is either brilliant performance art—or Mussayev is telling the most terrifying truth of our time.
Let’s be very clear: this is not a meme. This is not satire. This is not a rogue account or parody profile.
This is Alnur Mussayev, using his real name and real reputation, publishing an allegation that should have led CNN to break into regular programming and drag every intelligence expert they could find onto live air.
Instead? Crickets.
The newsrooms that fed on the Steele dossier, that gasped over Trump’s phone calls with Zelensky, that foamed over Comey memos and ketchup tantrums? Nowhere. Still checking if “Danila” meets their editorial style guide.
Let’s face it: if Mussayev had posted a blurry UFO photo, they’d have ten op-eds by now. But say “Trump was a Soviet asset named Krasnov, managed by Bobkov himself” and they blink like deer at a drone strike.
In earlier reports, Mussayev’s allegations were dismissed or buried. Snopes released a half-baked fact-check that quoted anonymous blogs and Russian-language sites with ties to Kremlin-friendly pundits. France 24 used their “True or Fake” segment to slap a red X over Mussayev’s face and moved on without investigating the meat of his claim.
Now? They don’t get to ignore it.
Because today, Mussayev added structure, history, names, operations, and a codename that reads like a death sentence for anyone who still believes this was ever just about money or ego.
This isn’t about kompromat.
This is about legacy, strategy, and long-term asset cultivation.
And it’s about the fact that a man accused of being a 40-year Russian informant is currently President of the United States.
If Mussayev is lying, he’s playing the most dangerous game imaginable.
But if he’s telling the truth?
Then we’re not just living in a post-truth world.
We’re living inside the most successful intelligence operation in modern history—one built on vanity, greed, and the unkillable myth of Danila Krasnov.
And no one on TV has the spine to say it out loud.
Again, not my words.
Source: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19MQukNBSM/
There is a billionaire’s worldview embedded in the House budget, and it’s no longer subtle. It defines human worth in terms of labor, and labor in terms of profitability. From this perspective, people matter only insofar as they contribute economically to someone else’s bottom line. Raising children, caring for elders, healing, learning, aging—none of these activities register as value. If it’s not producing revenue, it doesn’t count.
This logic doesn’t just live in boardrooms—it’s been codified into policy. The House budget bill is more than a financial document; it is a cultural project. It redesigns the role of government not as steward or safety net, but as a sorting mechanism. If you’re rich, you get permanent tax cuts and deregulation. If you’re poor, you get suspicion, surveillance, and work requirements. If you’re vulnerable, you’re a liability to be managed, not a neighbor to be supported.
It offers corporations regulatory rollbacks and the military-industrial complex a blank check. But for ordinary Americans? It tightens Medicaid eligibility, shifts SNAP costs to already-strained states, and cuts healthcare access for millions. It doesn’t invest in people—it punishes them for needing care. It doesn’t reduce government—it repurposes it: from builder to gatekeeper, from provider to punisher.
Even the so-called “MAGA baby bonds”—$1,000 deposited in savings accounts for newborns—are more branding exercise than economic policy. They are symbolic offerings in a budget that otherwise undermines the very conditions that give children a future—affordable healthcare, quality education, food security, and clean environments.
From an anthropological standpoint, this budget represents a profound shift in what scholars call the moral economy—the system of shared expectations about what a society owes its members and how value is recognized. The postwar consensus, however imperfect, held that the state had a role to play in ensuring dignity: through Social Security, public education, Medicare, and infrastructure. This budget rejects that legacy. In its place, it installs the cold arithmetic of market logic and moral judgment.
Under this new framework, need becomes evidence of personal failure. Poverty becomes a crime. Dependency—especially on public support—is treated not as a social fact but as a character flaw. Public goods are reframed as private burdens. Solidarity is recast as waste.
This is the ideological backbone of Project 2025, and the budget carries it forward. It’s not merely a matter of fiscal policy—it’s a blueprint for transforming the role of government in American life. It proposes that citizenship itself be redefined—not as a shared status of belonging, but as a conditional category based on economic output. You are not guaranteed rights and protections because you live here or contribute to your community—you must prove your worth in the labor market.
The deeper danger is that this worldview doesn’t just devalue people—it erodes democracy itself. A government that abandons care is not neutral; it’s actively choosing which lives to protect and which to expose. The move from social contract to market contract is not a technical adjustment—it’s a rupture. And like all ruptures, it redraws the lines of inclusion and exclusion.
We’ve seen these dynamics before. In colonial economies. In industrial labor regimes. In every system where elites use scarcity as a weapon to keep power consolidated at the top. What’s different now is the scope—and the speed. This budget isn’t a compromise. It’s a manifesto.
And so the question is not just what programs are being cut or funded. The question is: What kind of society is being built in their place?
Budgets are not just financial plans. They are moral statements. They tell us who is seen and who is ignored, who is worthy and who is burdensome, who gets protected and who gets left behind. This one speaks clearly—and harshly.
If we want a different future, we’ll need a different foundation. One that values care as much as capital, interdependence as much as independence, and dignity beyond the wage. That kind of society won’t emerge on its own. It will have to be fought for—by those who still believe that people matter more than profit.
Only the government cares and private organizations or businesses, which are built and run the same way, are doing everything for evil purposes.
Disney is sponsoring F1 stuff
Disneyland Abu Dhabi
Even Bob Iger was part of the middle east tour to get Disney park in UAE
So, Disney, which was ready to die on DEI is suddenly ready to work with the Middle East. They were part of the Trump Middle East Tour, and even gave him a personal show of the UAE show. Then sponsored a sport that is big in the rich part of the middle east.
Yeah, expect a lot of heel turns and soon.
