Brazil: Lula re-elected 51.8% to 48.2%. Flavio Bolsonaro seeks annulment over a court-ordered two-hour voting extension. Serbia’s election was also very closely contested, with the student-led opposition party winning narrowly. British Columbia and Venezuela also held elections. One indication of voting fakery and gayety is the fact that so many elections turn out to be so closely contested. It seems very unlikely that voting populations are so evenly split on such a frequent basis.
Tehran: Saudi defense minister Khalid bin Salman, Pakistan's Field Marshal Asim Munir and Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin meet Iran's leaders today. It is the first high-level contact between the Mecca Pact states and Iran. Apparently Iran is attempting to act as a broker between the Houthis and the Saudis. Let us hope they can all gather together, clearly identify the real problem nation in the region, and then systematically eliminate it.
Israel: IDF chief Zamir reportedly resisting military action on Iran that Netanyahu ordered the day before the election. Meanwhile Trump endorses Netanyahu twice. Trump more loyal to Bibi than Israel’s own officers.
Houthis say they hit Riyadh airport and pumping stations on the East-West pipeline, the Saudi route that bypasses Hormuz. No Saudi confirmation.
Russia-Ukraine: the Black Sea passes Hormuz as the deadliest sea lane (570+ ships hit, 40+ sailors killed).
Russia is putting anti-drone netting over its energy sites, which does not suggest a winter energy ceasefire.
Musk: Lenders have "almost entirely shut off" companies without substantial revenue independent of AI data centers, and neoclouds (GPU-rental cloud firms) face "guppy-level death and consolidation”. Meanwhile SpaceX AI segment made $7.56B in Q3, more than Starlink and launch combined.
Apollo's chief economist Torsten Slok sees "zero payoff" from AI outside big tech. Gartner puts $3.5T of AI infrastructure at risk of impairment by 2030.
Ghana is considering whether local companies should take over some of its big gold mines, with a Gold Fields lease renewal coming up. lol niggers. What’s the over/under on how long it would take for the mining operations to collapse?
Pentagon "FORTRESS" plan: every major US base should be able to run for 90 days without outside power, fuel or water. Separately, a presidential order requires an Army-regulated reactor to be running at a US base by Sept 30, 2028. While it’s interesting to ponder the “why”, the reality is that such a plan could never be carried out in a military full of browns, sexual deviants, and strongk wahmens.
Headline: 18,000+ Kids Injected With Vaccines While Unconscious At Colorado Hospital. There is only one way to solve this kind of thing.
Hacker removed all of Samsung's tracking from his TV with Codex. The list of what he switched off reads like a confession the TV makers never meant to give: screenshots of your screen a few times a second to fingerprint what you're streaming, reading your HDMI inputs to do the same thing while you have a game console plugged in, and Bixby wake-word detectors. The latter is the equivalent of “hey Siri”, which means the device must listen at all times in order to respond. I’m sure they’re not turning that listening into recordings tho…
Reform UK declares, “Antisemitism has no place in Britain.” The party says antisemitism is rife in British institutions and vows to end it under a Reform UK government. Once again Whites relegated to the back of the political bus.
Columbian police arrest and extradite 7 drug kingpins wanted in the US. This and El Salvador president Bukele kicking some ass in Haiti both count as good news.
French Leftists beg Muslims to stop burning churches, some of which were occupied at the time. Islamist arsonists: lol, no. Maybe the French are struggling because they still lack the required levels of diversity.
US citizenship approvals plunge 72%; wait times now averaging 13 months. There are still holes that have to be plugged, but this is good news.
Remember folks, everything is fine in the US economy because the right people are making tons of money…
