Thursday, October 22, 2026

Data Centers Need $8.5 Trillion in Revenue Through 2030 to Cover Spending


The AI boom appears to be a huge promotion aimed at grabbing cash. revenue as a stack of projections is bad news.

somewhere you run out of room.  Even if AI becomes the economy.

The projected crash now is extreme.

Data Centers Need $8.5 Trillion in Revenue Through 2030 to Cover Spending

October 18, 2026

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How likely is that?

https://mishtalk.com/economics/data-centers-need-8-5-trillion-in-revenue-through-2030-to-cover-spending/


AI Race Puts $3.5 Trillion at Write-Down Risk



https://mishtalk.com/economics/data-centers-need-8-5-trillion-in-revenue-through-2030-to-cover-spending/

More than $3.5 trillion of AI infrastructure spending could be at risk of impairment by 2030 as the industry’s investment boom threatens to outpace the revenue required to justify it, according to an analysis by market research firm Gartner Inc.

AI data center owners would need to generate a cumulative $8.5 trillion in revenue through 2030 to cover capital spending, financing costs and achieve a 12% return on invested capital. Yet Gartner forecasts no more than $3.6 trillion in attributable enterprise and consumer AI revenue over that period — less than half the required amount.

The widening gulf between investment requirements and projected revenue raises questions over the sustainability of the AI infrastructure boom, particularly as rapidly depreciating computing assets risk becoming obsolete before generating sufficient returns.

The implications are especially stark for specialist AI infrastructure providers such as CoreWeave Inc. and Nebius Group NV. Their business models are more directly exposed to demand for computing capacity than diversified hyperscalers like Microsoft Corp, Alphabet Inc. and Amazon.com Inc.

Gartner predicts that cost pressures and limited differentiation will force more than 80% of neocloud providers to cease operating independently by 2030.

Hyperscalers’ AI Capex Surge


AI Earnings Concentration



The AI Bubble Will Burst

There is no way the AI bubble doesn’t burst.

But what inning is this? 7th, 8th, or 9th?

If you prefer to think in years, is it more like 1997 or March of 2000?

Bianco Weighs In


If you were hoping for a more definitive answer, sorry, I don’t know and nobody else does either.

The ‘War of Grand Design’ Transforms to More Narrowly Bolster US Hegemony






what we have is governance via bias.  This cannot be the future.  Yet it has been in the background forever.

A rising association of midsized powers is now changing everything and those in front know this.

Power is now out of the grasp of the USA.  think about that.

The USA can soon bend the knee and this is uncomfortabe.


The ‘War of Grand Design’ Transforms to More Narrowly Bolster US Hegemony

by Alastair Crooke | Oct 21, 2026

https://ronpaulinstitute.org/the-war-of-grand-design-transforms-to-more-narrowly-bolster-us-hegemony/

The paradigm shifts. The networked supra-national stratum that long has pursued its global “grand design” through manufacturing public consent for wars of imposed compliance has, at last, run up against the limits to power. We are, indeed, at an “emperor has no clothes” moment. All can see it.

Its traditional tools — the US military, the dollar system, the credit trap, the Bretton Woods structures, shock economic therapy and currency wars — are failing to preserve the US élite weltanschauung wherein it would be “unimaginable” that the US having won the Cold War were it to face a world in which the US did not continue to dictate the blueprint.

“In the golden light of an Athens evening, with the Acropolis over his shoulder,” US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, on 7 October, openly praised colonialism; he engaged in egregious erasures of history, and demanded a return to Western domination of the world. Rubio asserted that the West must use military force to “maintain its place at the head of the world”; the West is “the greatest civilization in the world,” he declared, emphasizing that it is a “civilization that we must fight to defend today with the same passion as our forefathers did.”

But now, those traditional tools to preserve its place at the head of the world are proving less effective against states that possess alternatives — China, Russia and Iran are clear pointers to the trend that economic, financial and even kinetic wars are failing to produce quick results. Quick victories for the Matrix are no longer so readily available.

To suggest, on the other hand, that civilisational states could stand up to the US more forcefully ignores everything about the deep nature of this conflict. The “One Global Government Grand Design,” is a war to eliminate those Civilisational States that offer a different consciousness through which to view and understand the world.

What does that mean? It was former British Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, who in 1846 inferred —“The world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes.”

Disraeli repeatedly explicitly warned against “world revolution” (or colour revolutions in today’s vernacular). Disraeli saw and repeatedly “called out” “a design” behind the series of revolution eruptions that had occurred in many parts of the world at the time in the mid 1800s.

Today it is Emmanuel Todd, the respected French historian and anthropologist, who is echoing Disraeli: Todd sees too in today’s wars something far more profound than a series of separated and distinct territorial conflicts.

Moscow is not waging war against the 20-million odd inhabitants of Ukraine —


It is confronting, through Ukraine, the entire Atlanticist bloc, NATO as a whole, its intelligence services, its arsenals, its satellites, its military industry, and its media machine. Ukraine is merely a theatre of operations, a battlefield in a latent world war.

Ukraine, Iran, Yemen or China — all are mere theatres of operations; one battlefield amongst many (occurring in hybrid space) related only through their being swept into a latent world war.

For Todd, today’s wars are a civilizational clash between a declining West and a Russia defending a more traditional, more sovereign, conception of political and social order. Wolfgang Münchau suggests that Ukraine and the Iran-Middle East wars plausibly might merge into a single war — the geopolitical rivalry between China and the US remaining as the primordial conflict of our times.

Emmanual Todd has pointed out that the West, despite its apparent economic and technological superiority, is showing signs of profound fragility — an aging demography, a crisis of confidence, deindustrialization, and a loss of ideological bearings.

For decades, as Mattias Forsgren has written,


The Western core has lived off financialization and the systematic offshoring of production. Industrial capacity was relocated to low-wage countries while the metropolitan economies shifted toward rent extraction, asset inflation, and the recycling of global savings through the dollar system. The near-collapse of 2008 exposed how close this structure had come to the abyss … The Covid years repeated the pattern on a greater scale. The structural problems remain unresolved. What has been constructed however, is a more leveraged and fragile system.

This leveraged financial system is now vulnerable to a potentially crippling financial crisis.

Until 2022, when Europe chose to throw its hand in with Ukraine, Europe’s ruling strata was a party to this “Grand Design” project, led by the “global-government” power bloc. Europe’s ruling strata still is in thrall to “the design.” But in this Trumpian era, it is no longer a full partner. Today, the reality is that America cannot risk vertical escalation to all-out war vis-à-vis its competitors to conserve its global primacy. Its military is too depleted and dysfunctional.

In reaction, opponents such as Russia and Iran have chosen a more subtle, slower, but also far more ambitious strategy, Todd suggests. It is one that combines military pressure, economic warfare, diplomatic battles, geopolitical influence, and information warfare. The goal is not just to win militarily, but to durably reshape the world order.

To manage this changed paradigm of war, the US is unloading the “vertical confrontation aspect” onto proxies:


The European Continent is being transformed from ally into a resource: economically drained, politically captured, and militarily prepared as the theatre in which the costs of imperial repair can be paid (Forsgren).

The ultimate expression of the US’ strategy is a managed escalation of confrontation that keeps the American homeland as sanctuary, whilst Europe absorbs both the conventional attrition and the nuclear risk.

By continuing to act as a willing proxy – through continuing to supply missiles and drones to Ukraine for launch deep into Russia, Europe must expect Russian retaliation – albeit carefully modulated against vulnerable European “assets.” Nonetheless, Europe would then be at war with Russia — a war that, as Wolfgang Münchau acknowledges, Europe is not in a position to win —


Whose bond markets are going to be blown up first? Who is going to run out of interceptor missiles first? Thanks to the much maligned Common Agricultural Policy, Europe is not going to run out of food. But on every other count — military, energy, finance — Europe is at a disadvantage.

Since Europe lacks the conventional military resources to mount any decisive escalation of its own, then nuclear weapons risk appearing as the only available “quick fix.”

The mantra that President Putin’s nuclear threats are a “bluff” principally serves to lower the psychological caution to European escalation — an escalation that could risk provoking Moscow to perceive little option other than to resort to tactical nuclear weapons as the means to restore credibility to the Russian nuclear deterrent.

In such context — and with US’ escalatory potential largely expended — the US almost certainly would not be ready to put on the table the risk that US cities might be nuked as conflict escalates.

“US tactical nuclear weapons were planned for use inside Europe, against forces on European soil, precisely to keep any nuclear exchange geographically limited,” Forsgren argues.


Thus the masters of the “Design” strategy – aim to corner Russia into a position where its only alternatives are strategic retreat – or, the destruction of Europe as a proxy — a destruction that would nonetheless come at the price to Russia of the damage European nuclear weapons would inflict on Russian territory and forces … whilst all along the American homeland and its financial superstructure stays out of range.

Forsgren suggests —


The calculation appears to be, that by gradually raising the level of pressure — keeping Russia inside the zone of zugzwang without crossing into open strategic nuclear exchange — the United States security strata hopes to force Moscow to back down – rather than accept the costs of a wider war.

The aim has not changed over many decades — it is to compel Russian capitulation. Such a scenario would represent one “theatre of operations” removed in the ultimate proxy conflict to subordinate China to “the Design.”


The more Europe is positioned as a disposable nuclear front, the sharper the dilemma becomes. The practical effect is to place the entire European continent — and Russian decision-making — on a hair-trigger.

Europeans must surely realise how they are being used to corral Russia into a war that neither it, nor ordinary Europeans want. Yet having so zealously embraced the Ukraine conflict as a “virtuous” totem around which all fractious European parties could gather, they could well face economic and political catastrophe if Europe continues on its present course of provoking Russia.

“Doubling-down,” as the Europeans seem intent on doing, is no strategy. Their fear-mongering about (imagined) Russian hybrid aggression easily can become a self-fulfilling narrative — leading precisely to an accidental European hot war naively conceived by some in the western security space as the means by which to corner Russia and force its capitulation.

We are at the point where the European political class simply will not allow the topic of war to be aired openly. European elites cling to their strategic denial that Ukraine is losing its war with Russia. Yet the US and Europe teeter at the brink of a bond market collapse, and face clear evidence that their only weapon against Russia — sanctions — has never worked.

Will Trump’s tergiversation over continuing the oil blockade on Russia (i.e. by purchasing Russian diesel to manipulate its retail price downwards in the US) and the Witkoff initiative to restart Nordstream as an inducement to Moscow to begin talks fracture the European common façade? We shall see.

5 Signs That The Housing Market Will Be Deeply Frozen For The Foreseeable Future




It is high time for a forced knockdown of prices to make it affordabe again.

Then we can start from a far cheaper base.  The banks reset once gain.

Or take unproductive sites out of the martgage equation.

5 Signs That The Housing Market Will Be Deeply Frozen For The Foreseeable Future


https://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/5-signs-that-the-housing-market-will-be-deeply-frozen-for-the-foreseeable-future/#google_vignette

The housing market in the United States has never been more paralyzed than it is right now. For years, the Federal Reserve kept interest rates at artificially low levels, and during that time most homeowners in this country were able to lock in fixed mortgage rates that were extremely low. Now that mortgage rates are soaring, many of those same homeowners feel trapped because selling would also mean getting a mortgage on a new home at a much higher rate. Meanwhile, most prospective homeowners feel like they are on the outside looking in because a combination of ridiculously high prices and painfully high mortgage rates has made homes more unaffordable than ever before.



There are only two ways that the housing market will get unfrozen.

Either mortgage rates have to come way down or home prices have to come way down.

Of course neither of those two things is likely to happen any time soon.

So we have a real mess on our hands.

The following are 5 signs that the housing market will be deeply frozen for the foreseeable future…

#1 Pending home sales are trending in the wrong direction very rapidly. According to the NAR, pending home sales were 11.3 percent lower in September 2026 than they were in September 2025…


Fast-rising mortgage rates in September took a harsh toll on the housing market, according to new monthly data released today.



Pending home sales, a measure of signed contracts on existing homes, dropped 7.3% from August and were down 11.3% year-over-year, according to the National Association of Realtors.

This count reflects buyers out shopping in September, when the average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage rose sharply. It started the month around 6.8% and hit 7.6% by the end of the month, according to Mortgage News Daily.

This isn’t just a downturn.

This is a historic disaster.

At this point, pending home sales have fallen to the lowest level on record…


#2 Just like we witnessed just prior to the Great Recession, foreclosure filings are way up. In the month of August, they were a whopping 13 percent higher than last year…




ATTOM’s August report showed 40,277 properties with foreclosure filings, up 13 percent from a year earlier. Foreclosure starts rose 7 percent. Completed bank repossessions jumped 42 percent to 5,794 homes. South Carolina, Nevada, Florida, Texas, and Maryland posted the highest rates.

#3 We desperately need more homes to be built, but home construction numbers are just dismal. Last month, single family housing starts and building permits were both down a lot more than the experts were anticipating…


Home construction also took a hit in September. Both single-family housing starts and building permits fell much more sharply than analysts had predicted. Starts were down 4.56% to 859,000 annualized, according to the U.S. Census. That is the lowest level since September 2025. Building permits, which are a measure of future construction, fell 4% for the month.

#4 Homebuilders are not optimistic about the future at all. In fact, homebuilder confidence just dropped to the lowest level in 14 years…




The mood among America’s homebuilders is grim.

Homebuilder sentiment fell three points to 29 in October, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index.

October’s reading marks the lowest homebuilder sentiment the US has seen since June 2012, the NAHB said, when the housing market was still moving through the aftermath of the 2008 crisis. It shows just how much builders have soured on the housing landscape amid rising costs and a record-breaking slowdown in home sales.

#5 The housing market has already been in a depressed state for an extended period of time, and now economist Jim Paulsen is warning that his “Walmart Recession Signal” is peaking just like it did before the start of the Great Recession…




Economist Jim Paulsen calls his theory the “Walmart Recession Signal” (WRS). When Walmart’s stock goes up and shares of luxury companies in the S&P Global Luxury Index go down, it’s a sign that the country may be headed for a recession.

“As economic activity slows and recession risk builds, retailing purchasing patterns tend to gravitate toward discounters like Walmart and away from overall or luxury retailers,” Paulsen wrote in a Substack post Monday. “Consequently, a rise in the WRS could warn of a potential recession or at least a significant economic slowdown.”

And that warning is getting louder, he said. Just as it did before the Great Recession and two recessions in the 90s, the WRS is peaking.

What we are experiencing now reminds me so much of the middle of 2008.



Except this time around those on the bottom rungs of the economic food chain are in far worse shape.

As I discussed the other day, 44 percent of all Americans struggle to even pay for the basic necessities each month.

And millions upon millions of Americans are now living either on the streets or in their vehicles.

For example, in the Bronx there is a very long corridor known as the “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” where large numbers of homeless Americans have been living in “old RVs, trailers and trucks”…


Residents along an unsightly stretch of the Bronx are fed up with an eyesore corridor where the homeless have been bedding down in old RVs, trailers and trucks for years, The Post has learned.

The “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” along a section of Webster Avenue has been a headache for locals for at least two years — but the desperate folks calling the rundown vehicles home said they were driven to a bare-bones existence by the Big Apple’s sky-high rents.

These people aren’t living there because they want to live there.

These people are living there because they can’t afford a real home…


Those people told The Post they were driven to live in RVs and trucks by the city’s rents — which left them a choice between the streets, risky city shelters or the vehicles they now call home.

“We need housing,” said Rita Freeman, who said she’s lived in her RV since last November. “I mean, this is absurd. This is bizarre. There’s so many of us.

“I went into hotels, I maxed out my credit card for the first time since I had it since 1994,” she added. “Because I did not want to go to a shelter or the street. It’s very dangerous.”

This is happening all over the nation.

Every single day, even more Americans fall out of the middle class and into poverty.

We need affordable homes, but the housing market is not properly responding to market forces any longer because the Federal Reserve’s insane policies have thrown everything out of whack.

It has been said that if you play stupid games, you should expect to win stupid prizes.

Sadly, the Federal Reserve has been playing stupid games for a very long time.

Foolish actions have foreseeable and predictable consequences.

Now we are reaping what they have sown, and there will be no easy way to fix this mess.

There is a reason why I have been ranting about the Federal Reserve for nearly two decades.

The choices that they make have a very real impact on all of us.

Now we are steamrolling toward a major economic downturn, and they are actually thinking of raising rates again.

So much pain is ahead, and much of it could have been easily avoided.

The Turd-Eaters: France Gives Us A Lesson On The Pillager Class




I do not understand the need to take things.There is scant benefit.

Yet we have had riots of pure theft smashing neighborhoods every few years and it is not stopped.

It ends when perps are gunnedvdown by security forces.  Easy enough by the way.  Go home or die.  Then snipers take out the shouters in front.

The Turd-Eaters: France Gives Us A Lesson On The Pillager Class


October 21, 2026 


By Brandon Smith

https://alt-market.us/the-turd-eaters-france-gives-us-a-lesson-on-the-pillager-class/

Over the years I have written frequently about what I call the “Pillager Class” and the “Producer Class” in an attempt to explore the reasons why certain people, groups and cultures always seem to turn to looting and destruction rather than building anything of value of their own.

It is a threat the west has been dealing with for thousands of years: We engineer and create and plan for the future, and instead of doing the same, the pillager class decides it’s easier to take what we have. Sometimes they are subtle like a parasite, and sometimes they’re not so subtle, like a swarm of locusts.

There are numerous theories on why this happens. Some think it stems from genetics, others from low IQ, others think it’s purely a cultural phenomenon, and some people argue that it’s a mere reactionary response to poverty. I suspect it’s a combination of all these things. At bottom though, it seems that certain groups are simply born with the pillager instinct; a subset of the populace perpetually stuck in scavenger limbo.

A good comparison to understand this is the classic “lottery winner” dilemma. Data suggests that around 70% of all lottery winners lose every dime they won in 5 years or less. It doesn’t matter if it’s thousands of dollars or millions of dollars; they can’t seem to keep their hands on wealth.

They go from cash windfall to bankruptcy and financial failure so quickly, winning the lottery is often treated like a curse rather than good luck. This happens because they are incapable of planning for tomorrow. Their brains are ostensibly stunted, and they can only think in terms of the present moment. They are doomed to live in poverty because they are incapable of growing beyond their most base desires.

The pillager class is very similar. You can take them out of the global ghettos, bring them to your home and give them every opportunity imaginable to improve their circumstances, and yet, they will always choose thievery and barbarism instead. The only thing that might change is the complexity of their crimes.

Somali daycare and medical fraud in the US is a prime example. Fake college degrees and the H-1B theft of American jobs by Indian scammers is another. The Muslim “Silent Jihad” – a strategy of invasion through false integration, is also a pressing threat.

These people aren’t thankful for the opportunities handed to them. They believe they are entitled. In every case they argue that it is Americans who should be grateful for the migrants on our soil, for it is they who “built our country” (Third world immigration to the US was highly restricted until the mid-1960s, so this claim is nonsense). They don’t care that their invasions will eventually kill the golden goose. Some of them WANT to kill the golden goose.

In France right now, migrant rioters say they are looting and burning because they want more. More access to education. A better cost of living standard. More influence in government. All of this is a lie; what they really want is an excuse to steal whatever isn’t bolted down and then tear apart the rest. But it’s interesting that their moral argument for ransacking Paris is that they are owed more freebies in a country that already took them in. This tells us all we need to know about them.

Beyond the average pillager’s tendency to covet what the west has, there is an element of conspiracy which feeds the multicultural influx. In my article “Pillagers vs Producers: There’s Only Two Ways To Save The Western World”, I look specifically at the alliance between third world cultures and Marxist activism. This alliance is the source of the radioactive sludge that is giving the west cancer. It is this partnership that fuels the rise of migrant incursions into the western world.

Those of us trying to fight against the organized demolition of our society are certainly not the first to see the danger coming. I recently came across a book which I can only call prophetic – A book which describes almost everything happening in the world today, and it was published back in 1973.

“The Camp Of The Saints”, by French author Jean Raspail, has been banned in many libraries around the world while the writer was accused of “racism” and “xenophobia” for his fictional depiction of a migrant onslaught in Europe, starting in France and leading to the fall of the west. The story is set in the near future and reads like a timeline of current events.

The root premise of the The Camp Of The Saints is that a demonic partnership exists between the liberal left and third world pillagers. The nihilistic progressives, reveling in atheism, Marxism and globalism, are represented by the character of “Ballan”, an arrogant and godless leftist philosopher very similar to the French Marxist, Jean Paul Sartre.

Ballan travels to the squalor of India as part of a “humanitarian mission” to send tens-of-thousands of migrant children to be adopted in Europe. The group is eventually accused of having nefarious motives to use pity and guilt to undermine the west. Ballan essentially admits to the plan, and screams at his accusers that borders, nations and cultures are “rubbish” that must be destroyed.

In his fury, Ballan marches onto the streets of Calcutta and stumbles across an Indian man referred to as the “Turd-Eater”; an absolutely pathetic specimen of a human being. The Turd Eater is part of the “untouchable class” in India and he works as a “dung roller”; a person who collects human feces from the streets and rolls the manure into bricks to be used as fuel for fires. He is also known to eat the bricks in times of starvation (all of this comes from very real practices in the recent history of India, unfortunately).

The Turd Eater is a large man charged with the care of his deformed son, who he often carries on his back. The child cannot speak and only makes incomprehensible noises. (Until the past decade, consanguineous marriages or inbred marriages in India represented around 23% of all marriages in the country. That rate has now supposedly fallen to 11% but remains an ongoing issue in rural areas).

Ballan sees the encounter as a miracle, a profound moment. He reasons that this man and his child have experienced the pinnacle of suffering and thus they possess the ultimate knowledge of humanity (This is a common delusion among leftists – the notion that the “oppressed classes” posses a superior knowledge of life and should thus be treated as precious, or perhaps even worshiped).

The Turd Eater dreams of going to the west, and Ballan seeks to help him. In the process, Ballan turns the Turd Eater into a demagogue, a leader of the migrant masses. The philosopher whispers dark rhetoric into the man’s ear, which the man then repeats, mixing eastern and Christian religious concepts into a theosophical gibberish about the East coming to save the Christian west. His deformed child becomes a messianic symbol of the movement, an “inspiration” for mass immigration.

Again, this is brilliantly prophetic. Today, the political left constantly feeds talking points to third worlders, teaching them to appeal to our Christian and Constitutional principles. How often in the US have we heard migrant representatives talk about the First Amendment, freedom of religion, America as a “melting pot”, and the conservative “Christian duty” to help those in need?

These are all carefully scripted manipulations designed to use our own ideals to destroy us. As I have covered in past articles, these claims are based on false and twisted versions of Biblical teachings and misrepresentations of the intentions of the Founding Fathers. At no point ever has western heritage called us to accept responsibility for the pillager class.

Ultimately, the character of Ballan falls victim to his own creation. A massive migrant army sets out under the command of the Turd Eater to ride an armada of flotillas to France, and Ballan seeks to join them. Instead, they beat him and drown him in the dirty and disgusting Ganges river simply because he is white.

Meanwhile, leftist politicians and activists in Europe welcome the migrant invasion with open arms in the name of empathy and humanitarianism. This leads to more flotillas and caravans flooding into the west. Eventually, westerners are culturally replaced as victims of genocide. The people who do try to fight back are accused of racism and their efforts are undermined by lack of strong leadership.

The leftists treat the destruction of the west as justified and they cheer the replacement, only to be replaced themselves. The story is about the ideological self-sabotage of the west through liberalism. It is a warning from 50 years ago that is coming true today.

The one thing that The Camp Of The Saints misses is the reality of an underlying and malicious agenda – The globalist influence, the NGO funding, the UN backing, all the elements of power that are maneuvering and helping the third world replacement to happen. They aren’t creating the pillager class, it already exists and has always existed. Rather, the globalists have identified the pillager class as a useful weapon and they are aiming the barbarian horde at the US and Europe to fulfill the Marxist vision of a borderless, homogenized socialist empire.

This is a righteous act according to progressives, because of the West’s colonial past. In their minds, westerners ARE the pillagers. As Marxist Jean Paul Sartre once said:

“But to become natives altogether, our soil must be occupied by a formerly colonized people and we must starve of hunger…”

“You will be convinced that it would be better for you to be a native at the uttermost depths of his misery than to be a former settler.”

The demonization of western settlement relies on an ignorance of history and a romanticized image of “indigenous peoples.” The west brought technology, infrastructure and an alternative to the savagery of the ancient world. There are many disturbing accounts of these archaic cultures written by explorers, missionaries and native witnesses. They read like the most grotesque horror stories you can imagine.

Brutal slavery, torture, mass murder, child sacrifice, rivers of blood, the stench of death permeating the air, all of it at the hands of more powerful tribes subjugating smaller tribes. The old world was a pagan hell on Earth. The average leftist growing up in the unprecedented security and sanity of the modern west cannot comprehend the nightmares that existed before settlers arrived on the shores of Africa, Asia and the Americas.

When we exited some of these places in the name of “social justice”, we left behind stunning infrastructure. Billions upon billions of dollars in advanced systems and industry, clean water, waste management, healthcare and transportation.

The natives ended up dismantling all of it out of greed or they let it rot out of laziness. Many countries reverted economically and technologically. Even nations like India which still maintain deep trade and political ties to the west are giant dung heaps otherwise, with mountains of garbage and feces in the streets. They simply cannot run their civilizations properly, and so, they all want to travel to the west.

It is time to put an end to the western self-loathing and nihilism championed by the political left. We need to accept the fact that our culture is superior in design, or at least it was until the progressives got hold of it. And, ultimately, we need to adopt a philosophy of selectivity, merit and a refusal to compromise. If this means deporting third worlders in large numbers, so be it. If it means booting out militant leftists and sending them to an island somewhere, so be it.

They declared war on us first. There is no rule that says we have to let them win. As Jean Raspial notes in The Camp Of The Saints:

“In the strange war that was coming, victory would go to those who loved themselves the most…”

The novel describes the death of the west as suicide by empathy; a condemnation of the liberal tendency to view the dregs of the world as our moral responsibility. But it is not the responsibility of the west to save the world. If we did save it, the only practical method would be colonialism.

Bringing the west to the third world is the only way to pull them out of the gutter. Bringing the third world to the west is a sure way to drag us all into the gutter. After a decade of invasion by the pillager classes into the US and Europe, after the recent infestation of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, after the riots and looting we are seeing in France this week, the terrible end result is predictable and undeniable.

The truth is, if the downfall of our civilization continues, it is only because we allowed it to happen.

 

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

AI Can Make A Better World—If We Take It Away From The Psychopaths





Everytime we have a money rush,  the psyhopaths rush in to capture their share.  They do not often succeed because it takes a community demanding truth and rewards.

So i do not worry about that.  IO spend decades interacting with the type yet crazy and generous works.  not a psychopath though.

Psychopaths want to hurt you.  The signas come too quick.

AI Can Make A Better World—If We Take It Away From The Psychopaths

In a world where artificial intelligence is used to find the most efficient means of destroying lives, there does still exist the possibility of using it to create a better future for everyone.

OCT 19, 2026


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/the-human-spirit-be-the-change/ai-can-make-a-better-world-if-we-take-it-away-from-the-psychopaths

(Lee Camp) Yes, believe it or not, AI can be incredibly helpful to the future of humanity—if it’s used correctly. And that “if” is the size of a small mountain.

I don’t have to tell you about all the harm AI is doing / can do / will do / might do if it gets bored destroying our lives in other ways. (Just be ready for your Roomba™ to assassinate your dog for “funsies.”) But this doesn’t mean AI can’t be used to better the world and humanity. It absolutely can if it’s trained the correct way and overseen by the right kind of people.

Currently, it’s not. (Mostly.)

So here’s proof—an example of how AI can help make a better world. Thanks to climate change, the world’s oceans are rising and destroying the lives of coastal communities. The UN estimates a mere 1.2 billion people might be displaced or treading water by 2050.

A company called Coastal Assembly has come up with a technique for using AI to fight coastal erosion and keep the ocean at bay. How could that be? Artificial intelligence can punch waves? …Well, kinda.

In the Maldives, the company’s AI analyzed 10 years of satellite imagery, currents and erosion patterns. It’s a gargantuan amount of data that humans can’t analyze quickly, nor find the complicated patterns. But AI can. Next, the AI was able to predict how best to interrupt the erosion patterns, thereby saving and growing the beach.




“…the company designed and installed 54 structures cast from marine concrete blended with sand and crushed shells, arranged in a row of hexagons. The structure is specially designed to break up eroding waves while allowing the flow of currents that accumulate sand and sediment.”

It has already had the desired effect—extending the beach 90 feet.
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AI is a tool like a chainsaw. It can be used to build a house, or it can be used to chop up your neighbor into tiny pieces. It all depends on who’s using it and what their goals are. AI in the proper hands can help design far more efficient and useful systems and predict how to create a better future.

For example, we waste ungodly amounts of clean, fresh water. AI could design systems that reduce water waste and reuse the clean water.

In the US, we throw out 40% of all food, nearly 60 million tons a year! AI could engineer systems that heavily reduce that if we let it.

We could use it to design communities based on stability and health instead of surveillance and exploitation. We could use it to improve health treatments and reduce costs.

But so far, we mostly use AI to help us cheat on exams and bomb schoolchildren in Iran, to send a vapid email to a vapid friend, to figure out which employees to fire because they’re more likely to get sick in the future, or to pump out an image of my uncle dressed as a frog. You know, the important stuff.



We need to use AI altruistically to create a better planet rather than allowing such a powerful tool to be owned, operated, distributed, and advanced by psychopathic pedo terrorists with daddy issues—human shells with an empathy deficit and a mission to create wealth and suffering, stealth plundering—farming misery throughout the world, using humanity’s life force as steaming fresh manure.

Fuck those guys.

A better world is possible. Let’s start building it.

They bypassed the human skull entirely.



This has been indicated forever, but has been technic hard. Now we can.

Disturbing sick tissue induces recovery activity.

This can work.

They bypassed the human skull entirely.

No scalpel.
No anesthesia.
No recovery ward.

Oxford researchers are now using precisely targeted sound frequencies to fix damaged neural tissue without ever making an incision.



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The acoustic waves pass right through the bone, zero in on the location of the damaged cells, and trigger the brain's innate healing mechanisms.

Until now, treating severe neurological damage usually meant surviving a massive, highly invasive procedure before the healing could even begin.

That calculus just changed.

For stroke survivors and patients with degenerative brain conditions, this is not just a better way to operate.

It is a way to heal the brain without ever going inside.

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The technology behind this breakthrough relies on focused ultrasound.

It works by firing multiple high-frequency sound waves from different angles so they intersect at a single, millimeter-sized target deep inside the brain.

Individually, the waves pass harmlessly through tissue and bone. But at the exact pinpoint where they collide, they generate a hyper-specific burst of energy.

This can stimulate damaged neural pathways or temporarily open the blood-brain barrier, essentially using acoustics to flip biological switches that the body cannot reach on its own after severe trauma.

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Researchers from Oxford and UCL have demonstrated a noninvasive focused-ultrasound system capable of precisely modulating activity in deep brain structures.

Related clinical research has shown that focused ultrasound can temporarily open the blood-brain barrier, potentially improving targeted drug delivery.

However, its ability to repair damaged neurons or restore neurological function after stroke or neurodegenerative disease remains under investigation.

This is an important advance in noninvasive neuroscience, with potentially significant future clinical applications.

📌 Primary Sources and References:
• University of Oxford — September 9, 2025: New ultrasound helmet enables deep brain stimulation in people without surgery.
• University College London (UCL) and Oxford's Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences

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The U.S government now owns a piece of 35 companies




This has been a option forever and has now begun.

We have managers who can oversee those investments.

The government has made thousands of non recourse investments for decades.  Having a stake is natura  even when most crash.  It is the ten benger that pays for it.  Ask Warren Buffet.



The U.S government now owns a piece of 35 companies

They paid cash, swapped grants, or took warrants


Oct 16

Here's the full list:

Chips & quantum
• Intel $INTC: $8.9B for a 9.9% stake
• GlobalFoundries $GFS: ~7% stake, worth over $2B
• Wolfspeed $WOLF: $1.5B loan, warrants for 7.5%
• IBM $IBM: $1B for minority stake in quantum foundry
• D-Wave $QBTS: $100M in stock at a 15% discount
• Rigetti $RGTI: $100M in stock at a 15% discount
• Quantinuum $QNT: $100M in stock
• Infleqtion $INFQ: $100M in stock at a 15% discount
• Aeluma $ALMU: up to $30M in stock
• PsiQuantum: $100M for a minority stake
• Atom Computing: $100M for a minority stake
• SandboxAQ: $500M for a non-voting stake
• I-Pulse: $250M for a minority stake
• Kepler Computing: $245M for a minority stake
• Multibeam: $140M for a minority stake
• xLight: $150M for a stake
• Extropic: up to $75M for a minority stake
• Thintronics: up to $50M for a minority stake
• Diraq: up to $38M for a minority stake
• OBSIDIA: $34M for a minority stake

Mining & metals
• MP Materials $MP: $400M for ~15% of the company
• Trilogy Metals $TMQ: 10% stake + warrants for 7.5%
• Lithium Americas $LAC: warrants 5% + 5% of its mine
• USA Rare Earth $USAR: $277M in stock and warrants
• Korea Zinc: $1.4B for 40% of a Tennessee smelter
• Elmet Group: $450M, warrants for up to 19.9%
• Vulcan Elements: $50M in equity plus a $620M loan
• ReElement: $80M loan plus warrants
• Atlantic Alumina: $400M in preferred stock
• Strategic Bauxite: $85.5M in equity
• Hertha Metals: $65M stake in a steel startup

Defense, energy, oil
• L3Harris $LHX: $1B for preferred stock
• Westinghouse: 20% of profits if it IPOs above $30B
• US Steel: one golden share with veto power
• North American Blue Energy: 35% of Venezuelan oil company


carbon-nanotube armor that’s three times stronger than Kevlar





This is a we come incrementa advance in the tech and somehow my keyboard is being a jerk.

oh we can get by.

Twice the protection works.

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Scientists at Peking University, led by materials researcher Professor Jin Zhang, have engineered a groundbreaking carbon-nanotube armor that’s three times stronger than Kevlar while measuring just 1.8 mm thick.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vincentius-liong_sciencenews-bulletprooftech-chinainnovation-share-7517958655409836032-zQh7/

By weaving long, treated single-walled carbon nanotubes with high-strength aramid polymers, the team created a tightly bonded lattice that resists fiber slippage — one of the biggest weaknesses in traditional ballistic fabrics.

Lab tests show the material can absorb over 700 megajoules of energy per cubic meter, more than double the energy absorption of today’s best protective fabrics.

This leap in tensile strength and impact resistance could reshape personal protection gear, military armor, aerospace shielding, and even lightweight vehicle plating.

Kevlar has saved more than 3,000 police officers since the 1960s, according to the National Institute of Justice — and this new nanotube composite may usher in the next era of ultra-thin ballistic protection.

With global defense and aviation sectors constantly searching for stronger, lighter materials, China’s advancement marks a major milestone in modern armor science.

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