Beware the Network State: The Tech Blueprint to Dismantle the USA

Mar 14, 2025 | Donald Trump has announced plans to build 10 corporate dystopia cities (aka "freedom cities") across the United States of America. But these aren’t just new urban developments. Learn about the radical billionaire-led movement some call "The Network State," which seeks to replace democracy with tech corporate rule.

Are These Guys "Nice"?

Steve Schmidt of The Warning tells us in no uncertain terms.

Kyle Kulinski Obliterates Elon and the Oligarch's Plot to Rob Us Blind

Jan 15, 2025 | n this fiery video, Kyle Kulinski of Secular Talk explains how Elon Musk and the other oligarchs and plutocrats plans to rob us blind. On his show, Kyle Kulinski points out Professor Scott Galloway's appearances on CNN and Morning Joe.

Kyle Kulinksi and Scott Galloway describe just how disgusting Elon and the other figures in Trump's upcoming administration are. Scott Galloway does something that is rarely done on mainstream news - he says that being rich doesn't make you any happier. Kyle Kulinski provides his analysis of what Galloway revealed. It's Kyle Kulinski's assertion that things could get very bad in our country from an economic standpoint, and people will start to fight back.

This is a must-watch to understand what Kyle Kulinski and Scott Galloway had to say!


The USA has been turned into a sewer. Unfortunately, dumb Westerners continue to look up to the country and its corrupt ways.

They need to avert their gaze eastwards! America can no longer teach the West anything of value. The big idea for the West is democracy. America is no longer a democracy; rather, it is a plutocracy. Some prefer the term oligarchy. Whichever term you prefer, one thing is for sure: it is far away from democracy. America is now ruled by the rich, for the rich, and for the exclusive benefit of the rich. – © Mark Alexander

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Bashes Biden, 'Sucks Up' to Trump

Jan 12, 2025 | After ending outside fact-checking on Meta platforms, Mark Zuckerberg slammed the Biden administration's crackdown on Covid disinformation during the pandemic. Status newsletter founder Oliver Darcy shares why Zuckerberg is suddenly giving Donald Trump "exactly what he wants."

Zuckerberg is like the rest of these tech billionaires, he's an arse-kisser, a brown-noser, and arsehole scraper.

These people should never have been allowed to get as wealthy as they have become at our expense. They should have been taxed until the pips squeak. Ordinary folk have to pay their taxes; these people, however, are allowed to get away with not paying their taxes and, as a result, their power has grown exponentially. This is all because politicians of all stripes and hues have had neither the balls nor the spunk to tax them. Now, we ordinary folk will have to pay the inordinately high price for the weaknesses of our so-called leaders. – © Mark Alexander

Trump’s Victory Adds Record $64bn to Wealth of Richest Top 10

THE GUARDIAN: Share surge increases Elon Musk’s fortune by $26bn in a day as Jeff Bezos, Sergey Brin and Bill Gates also benefit

The wealth of the 10 richest people in the world – a list dominated by US tech billionaires – increased by a record amount after Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election, according to a widely cited index.

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index estimated that the world’s 10 wealthiest people gained nearly $64bn (about £49.5bn) on Wednesday, the largest daily increase since the index began in 2012.

Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, registered the largest increase with a $26.5bn addition to his fortune, which now stands at $290bn. The prominent backer of Trump’s campaign, benefited from a surge in the share price of Tesla, the electric carmaker where he is chief executive and in which he owns a 13% stake.

The gains came as tech business leaders, including Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive of Facebook parent Meta, and Apple’s Tim Cook publicly congratulated Trump on his election win. » | Dan Milmo, Global technology editor | Thursday, November 7, 2024

Trump first an der Börse: Viele seiner Ideen und Vorhaben sind ganz im Sinne der Unternehmen. China und Deutschland sollten sich davon etwas abgucken. »