The [Deep State] tried multiple October surprises and they are all failing. The plague did not work and now the article they wrote about the Trump family has fallen apart.
President Donald Trump is now prepping surprise of the [Deep State]. He has already countered their affordability narrative. The the economy is not doing well, with more deals and a deal with Russia to supply diesel.
Trump has let the people know the best October surprise is coming and this will most likely expose the [Deep State] system so he can bring it all down in the end. Here’s more from the X22 Report.
Comments from Senatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed disparaging Barrack Obama have resurfaced as the two are set to campaign together in Detroit. Here’s more from Glenn Beck.
Susan Kokinda opens with two announcements: President Trump’s Truth Social post on his call with Vladimir Putin, in which Russia agreed to immediately supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel fuel to the American and global market, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s sanctions on the International Criminal Court.
She argues both are part of the administration’s war on the post-war globalist system and on one of its architects, George Soros.
The episode follows the pressure campaign since the strikes on Iran seven months ago, from shipping insurance in the Strait of Hormuz to diesel prices going into the November 3 midterms, the G7’s release of 100 million barrels, the Treasury license authorizing Russian diesel through April 2027, the President thanking Putin, and the objections from Ukraine’s President Zelensky and the advocacy group Razom for Ukraine.
It then turns to Rubio’s case against the ICC, the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Navi Pillay, a former ICC judge, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and chair of the UN commission on Gaza, the Nobel committee’s statement on international law, and President Trump’s response. It closes with Rubio’s speech on Western civilization in Athens, set against the philosophy of Soros’s mentor Karl Popper, and the President’s Columbus Day proclamation quoting Pope Leo XIII’s 1892 encyclical on Columbus. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
It’s official. I think we live in a third-world, low-trust society. And I think that’s because of what we are SUBJECTED TO in air travel. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
The AI bubble is beginning to collapse under the enormous financial expectations that have fueled the artificial intelligence boom. After years of extraordinary AI spending, massive valuations, and promises of an approaching AI revolution, the economics supporting that growth are becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. OpenAI, ChatGPT, Anthropic, Nvidia, and Big Tech remain at the center of an industry, requiring enormous amounts of capital, computing power, and infrastructure simply to keep expanding.
What was once treated as an unstoppable technological revolution is increasingly colliding with the financial reality of turning artificial intelligence into a sustainable and profitable business. OpenAI represents one of the biggest vulnerabilities within the AI bubble. The company remains central to expectations surrounding ChatGPT, generative AI, automation, AI agents, and AGI, yet maintaining that position requires continued access to extraordinary amounts of capital.
As spending grows and the pressure to eventually generate sustainable returns becomes more difficult to ignore, OpenAI increasingly represents the contradiction at the center of the artificial intelligence boom: Enormous expectations for the future supported by a business model still attempting to prove those expectations can become economic reality. The broader AI industry is beginning to face the same problem.
Big Tech has committed enormous resources toward AI data centers, semiconductors, cloud computing, and the infrastructure required to support artificial intelligence. Those investments depend on businesses finding enough economic value in AI to justify continued spending. As companies struggle to translate generative AI and automation into meaningful financial returns, the enormous investment cycle surrounding the AI revolution becomes increasingly dependent on future demand arriving before the costs of building everything begin catching up. Here’s more from Damon Cassidy.
Here’s a look from Newsmax on how hospitals conspired to exaggerate their covid numbers and went along with efforts to censor or blackball anyone who was not vaccinated.
Interviewed are Dr. Kelly Victory, now on the board of The Wellness Center, and Dr. Frank Contatessa, who practices internal medicine in Florida. Bill Still brings us the clip.
James Talarico, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate from Texas, has suffered a mental breakdown and been submitted for treatment at an asylum in Ohio.
He was reportedly holed up at the Lindner Center of Hope, an inpatient mental health treatment facility in Mason, Ohio — a suburb of Cincinnati. Here’s more from The Salty Cracker.
I’m lonesome, but happy
Rich, but I’m broke
And the good Lord knows the reason
I’m just a cowpoke
From Cheyenne to Douglas
The ranges I know
‘Cause I drift with the wind
No one cares where I go
Buddy Mac sings “Cowpoke,” first popularized by Stan Jones and The Ranger Chorus. Jones is probably best recalled as the songwriter of “Ghost Riders In The Sky,” although this ballad has always shown a lot of staying power as well.
