Founder (building something big). Ex-SWE @Capgemini. @USC CSBA. Tweets about tech, startups, geopolitics and hidden truths.
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Aug 29 • 15 tweets • 7 min read
Private equity bought your hospital and doubled your bills.
Imagine checking into the ER for a broken arm, only to walk out with a $10,000 debt.
This isn't dystopian fiction; it's America's healthcare nightmare in 2025, where profits trump patients.
A Thread 🧵
Let's start with the big picture:
U.S. healthcare spending is exploding, projected to hit around $5.3 trillion in 2025 alone, growing at 5.6% from the previous year.
That's more than the GDP of most countries, yet outcomes suck- life expectancy lags behind peers.
Why? Corporate greed
Aug 28 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
Three companies control whether 330 million Americans can buy homes.
They've been hacked, sued, and caught in massive errors.
Yet they face zero competition and make billions selling your data back to you.
Here's how the credit cartel legally robs families blind 🧵
FICO controls 90% of U.S. credit decisions with a black-box algorithm they won't reveal.
Created in 1958, this "proprietary formula" decides if you can afford a home.
Translation: A private company with zero accountability controls your American Dream.
Aug 27 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
The IRS audits poor families 5x more than millionaires.
But when Congress gave them $80 billion to "fix" it... they made it worse.
Here's the shocking truth about America's most corrupt government agency (and why they'll never change) 🧵
The numbers don't lie: EITC recipients (average income under $20,000) face audit rates of 0.9%.
Millionaires? Just 1.1%.
The poorest Americans - scraping by on less than $25,000 - get audited at rates matching the top 1%.
This is class warfare disguised as tax enforcement.
Aug 26 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
Pfizer has been in business for 176 years and hasn't cured a single disease.
Not one.
They've made $100+ billion treating symptoms, managing conditions, preventing infections - but never actually curing anything.
Let that sink in. A Thread 🧵
This isn't an accident. It's the business model.
Cures eliminate customers.
Treatments create them for life.
- Pakistan: $373 billion economy, 240 million people, $7.3 billion trade with US.
Trump is punishing the giant to reward the minnow.
Aug 3 • 17 tweets • 7 min read
The man who put Americans on the Moon was a Nazi SS officer.
He killed 20,000 slave labor to build the infamous V-2 rockets that later terrorized London.
Meet Wernher von Braun: Nazi mass murderer turned American hero and the dark secret NASA doesn't want you to know 🧵
In 1945, as Germany fell, the US launched Operation Paperclip - a covert program to recruit Nazi scientists before the Soviets could get them.
Over 1,600 German experts were brought to America.
Many were war criminals. All had their records "sanitized."
Aug 2 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
Africa loses $88.6 billion every year to Western corporations.
That's more than all foreign aid and investment COMBINED flowing into the continent.
While you're donating to "save Africa," multinational giants are literally stealing it blind.
Here's the heist nobody talks about 🧵
Shell, Total, and mining corporations didn't get rich by playing fair.
They use something called "transfer pricing" - selling Africa's diamonds, gold, and oil to their own shell companies at fake low prices.
Result? Billions in profits recorded in tax havens. Zero taxes paid in Africa.
Aug 1 • 17 tweets • 6 min read
Bill Gates owns more American farmland than most countries have total land.
275,000 acres across 18 states. That's bigger than New York City. Twice.
Tech billionaires are quietly buying the one thing you actually need to survive: your food supply.
Here's how they're colonizing America's heartland 🧵
Gates didn't become America's largest private farmland owner by accident.
He has never milked a cow, planted corn, or harvested wheat.
He's not farming.
So why is a software billionaire buying America's dinner table?
Jul 31 • 18 tweets • 7 min read
The Pope knows more about world leaders than the CIA does.
The Vatican operates the world's oldest intelligence network - complete with spies, secret files, and global political manipulation.
Here's how 1.3 billion Catholics unknowingly fund the world's largest spy operation 🧵
They don't call them spies. They call them "papal nuncios."
183 Vatican diplomats trained in espionage techniques, operating in every major country on Earth.
Their cover? Religious diplomacy.
Their real job? Intelligence gathering for the Holy See.