So the long-awaited U.S. national security strategy is out: . It's a hell of a read. The craziest part is the one that deals with Europe, as you'd expect. It's called "Promoting European Greatness".whitehouse.gov/wp-content/upl…

So, the main problem facing Europe is "the real and more stark prospect of civilizational erasure." The culprits? The EU of course, which is busy suppressing liberties and importing migrants.

"We want Europe to remain European."

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European priorities for Trump’s new National Security Strategy:

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Kinda puts this reporting into context:

https://twitter.com/michaeldweiss/status/1996561642616652070

And this. If you thought the Musk/Vance interventions were a passing fad, maybe think again.

🧵Rupert Lowe is spot on again: a disproportionate number of young, non-fluent foreign males now work UK security.
Here is a Feb 2024 recruitment piece aimed squarely at economic migrants: get-licensed.co.uk/get-daily/gett…
It is worth reading in full. Thread ↓. x.com/RupertLowe10/s…

The pathway is explicit: 4–6 days of classroom training (£300–£600 all-in)
£184 licence fee
zero prior UK experience required
advertised entry wage £18–£23/hr (Door Supervisor / events)
active guidance on English improvement, bank accounts, housing credit, cultural..

..norms
For anyone currently earning £30–£50/month in a low-income country, the expected return on a Channel crossing is therefore in the region of 30–50× within the first year, with near-zero enforcement risk once inside the asylum pipeline and a legal..

The National Security Strategy was just released. Here is all the China-related content in one 🧵. whitehouse.gov/wp-content/upl…

"President Trump single-handedly reversed more than three decades of mistaken American assumptions about China: namely, that by opening our markets to China, encouraging American business to invest in China, and outsourcing our manufacturing to China, we would facilitate China’s entry into the so-called “rules-based international order.” This did not happen. China got rich and powerful, and used its wealth and power to its considerable advantage. American elites—over four successive administrations of both political parties --were either willing enablers of China’s strategy or in denial."

"China adapted to the shift in U.S. tariff policy that began in 2017 in part by strengthening its hold on supply chains, especially in the world’s low- and middle-income (i.e., per capita GDP $13,800 or less) countries—among the greatest economic battlegrounds of the coming decades. China’s exports to low-income countries doubled between 2020 and 2024. The United States imports Chinese goods indirectly from middlemen and Chinese-built factories in a dozen countries, including Mexico. China’s exports to low-income countries are today nearly four times its exports to the United States. When President Trump first took office in 2017, China’s exports to the United States stood at 4 percent of its GDP but have since fallen to slightly over 2 percent of its GDP. China continues, however, to export to the United States through other proxy countries. Going forward, we will rebalance America’s economic relationship with China, prioritizing reciprocity and fairness to restore American economic independence. Trade with China should be balanced and focused on non-sensitive factors. If America remains on a growth path—and can sustain that while maintaining a genuinely mutually advantageous economic relationship with Beijing—we should be headed from our present $30 trillion economy in 2025 to $40 trillion in the 2030s, putting our country in an enviable position to maintain our status as the world’s leading economy. Our ultimate goal is to lay the foundation for long-term economic vitality."

@pmurphey47 @BreitbartNews @GovTimWalz Exactly.

Cry me a fucking river, Timmy.

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The Empirical Failure of the Euler Equation Under Endogenous Money
A Structural and Econometric Refutation of the NK Consumption Block

Appendix B — Methodology Appendix

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Lakshmi is not “money.”
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She is the sacred flow that brings ideas, chances, openings, blessings.

Where there is purity, joy, gratitude - Maa Lakshmi moves.

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This report from @the_AEMC dropped yesterday.

The headline this year: prices go up in the medium term under current policy. That's a reversal from last year.

And yet the prescription is for more renewables, and faster electrification.

What gives? Isn't that what we're doing, that seems not to be working?

The explanation for that contradiction took some teasing out. I think it's scandalous.

AEMC's capacity expansion model builds less renewables than last year, and ends up with a tighter wholesale market, because the demand outlook has changed.

And they've lied about how the demand outlook has changed. They've said it was a reduction in electrification demand. Their sources (ESOO) contradict that.

What they really mean is not a reduction in electrification demand, but a reduction in electric fudge-factors they've relied upon in the past to cram renewables into the model without it exploding. Namely "coordinated" consumer storage (batteries you buy, but let the grid control), as well as flexible hydrogen.

And an increase data centre demand, which is flat and inflexible, the complete opposite of how they assumed hydrogen demand would work.

So this report should be admitting a collision of reality with earlier unrealistic assumptions.

Something like "with real-world demand, renewables don't work so great", followed up with calls for more firm capacity to match more realistic demand profiles.

But instead they double-down on their earlier optimism, and just call for the fudge-factors they previously relied upon to be rushed back in, blaming the lack of renewables in their model (which is the symptom of a problem, not the cause of it) for pushing prices up.

This is really incredible. They've inverted the chain of causality that actually flows through their model.

Such a blatant misdirect in the conclusions of the analysis that they've done (some of which, in parts, they made genuine and respectable efforts to improve on over previous versions, and I was tempted to commend) is just appalling. 1/

Let's start with the conclusion.
They've revised the predicted prices upwards, significantly, throughout the period.

We now have overall price increases.

As a veteran of watching CSIRO adjust its reports year on year, this is... unsurprising, but foreboding. 2/

The next page is clear that it's "updated demand, new entrants" that causes most of the pain in the wholesale upgrade.

And it's clear that it's the lower demand that "lead to a smaller buildout".

And the lower reserve margin, from this pushes up prices. 4/

A new long COVID trial is recruiting at Mass General Hospital using whole body hyperthermia


1/clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05931…

They are recruiting adults ages 18-65 with long COVID Participants will be randomized and will receive 6 sessions of whole body hyperthermia delivered in a clear dome sauna. 2/

For the treatment arm, participants will be brought to a core body temperature of 101.3°F.
3/

MRC leads ‘obstruct CK murder & attack CO’ op. @misfitpatriot_ blames CO for “MRC POLL: Only 24%… KNOW CK’s assassin WAS a ‘radical leftist’.”

AWARDS:

Dillon (Chaya)
Shapiro (Walsh/Bongino)
Prager (Levin)
Zito (Karol M)

*KAROL M fucked up & unmasked QURESHI but we caught her!

https://twitter.com/misfitpatriot_/status/1996601926645924010

They unwittingly gave the game away, folks. It’s why they went nuclear on my accounts & ran legit int’l gatekeeping ops on me (Infowars, CIA, IDF & South Africa). And WHY? Welp.

For one, KAROL MARKOWITZ unmasked ZACH QURESHI (LDS/THF/TSINGHUA) before deleting a TAD too late.

Another reason?

Exposing JOHNNIE MOORE JR., who is also EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN of GAZA HUMANITARIAN FOUNDATION (GHF/CIA/BLACKWATER), and seems to have taken in $700,000,000, DIRECTLY from the ISRAELI GOVERNMENT, to MURDER PALESTINIANS at AID TRUCKS & BLAME HAMAS.🖕

EPOCH = TSINGHUA

https://twitter.com/kanekoadagrate/status/1996357803234283966

new Toyota GR GT chassis, gonna do a thread on some quick observations

chassis is a mix of aluminum and CFRP. aluminum castings, extrusions, sheet metal. you see a lot of parallels with other cars of a similar configuration. in concept/layout the GR GT is extremely similar to the C5/C6/C7 Corvette, especially the C6 Z06 and C7

castings in the front (and in the rear) for suspension pickups. cast node is good here because you can better distribute the load from the control arms as opposed to putting it into a 6000 series tube or sheet metal. a356 is good for this. note the lack of welding