Daniel Levy 🗣️ “Every single penny we make will... be reinvested back into this football team.” #THFC revenue in past 5 years: £1.8bn #THFC transfer spend past 5 years: £399m Daniel Levy is a pathological liar 🤥 #LevyOut #EnicOut #Profitovergloryshow more

Boos at the end of games at the Tottenham... Hotspur Stadium have become so normal this season under Thomas Frank. Full focus now on what the board will deliver at the club in the next couple of transfer windows because this isn't good enough, the fans deserve much better. The recruitment needs to be top quality to make a real difference. One huge positive at the moment is we are still only 4 points from the top 5. A few really good signings in January, a few positive changes... and we could compete for a European place for next season. #COYS #THFCshow more

$AMD CEO: “We are 2 years into 10-year AI... buildout.” Lisa Su said this last year and $AMD reached an all-time high this year as GPU and CPU demand is skyrocketing. We are still at just year 3 of a decade-long infrastructure buildout. McKinsey estimates AI infrastructure spending will reach $5-$8 trillion by 2030. And then we’ll still have at least a few more years of rapid buildout to reach sufficient capacity to train next-gen models and serve every inference demand at attractive prices. Then all this infrastructure will need to be renewed every 4-5 years. Selling $AMD here means selling it just at the beginning of the largest IT buildout.show more

"This happened yesterday at Metro Police Department in Phoenix,... Arizona. Officer Daniel Chen, 38, twelve years on the force, and his eleven-year-old German Shepherd partner Rex served together nine years explosives detection, search and rescue, patrol. Three weeks ago, Rex tore ligaments in both back legs chasing a suspect through an alley. Surgery saved him, but the vet confirmed he'd never work again. Yesterday was his official retirement ceremony. Daniel walked Rex through the station hallway one final time - Rex limping, moving slowly but walking as more than forty officers lined both sides. The applause began slow and respectful, everyone standing, some saluting. At the end of the hallway, Daniel broke down, dropped to his knees, and wrapped both arms around Rex, sobbing. Rex stayed still, letting him hold on, while the applause continued and nobody looked away. Daniel finally stood and faced the department: "Rex gave everything. Nine years. Every single day. He protected all of you. Protected this city. And his last act of service cost him his legs. He deserves everything." The Chief presented Daniel with Rex's official retirement certificate and badge: "Rex is a hero. He'll always be part of this department." Rex now lives with Daniel for the rest of his life. "He can't work anymore," Daniel said. "But he'll never stop being my partner. We started together. We'll finish together." Sometimes the final walk is the hardest one and every American K9 deserves to be honored like this.show more

It doesn’t matter what Brian Wilson says here, not... one person at the club will stand up to someone with a shareholding of 34.7%. The Chief Executive Officer is the chief of nothing at Celtic. He bows at the altar of the moustachioed one and has to seek permission to spend anything above a certain low-bar threshold. We’ve brought in 5 loanees during this window and failed to spend a single penny in transfer fees, making a net profit on transfers this season of circa £13m. Michael Nicholson has presided over failure after failure, but tonight should be his final act. His position, along with Chris McKay’s, is untenable.show more

Over this past summer, the federal government admitted that... more than 400 ISIS-affiliated "migrants" infiltrated the interior of the country and 50 of them remain at large — today is maybe a good time to remind you of this man who walked right over the US border into Texas in January: “Soon you will know who I am.” And for the record, for the past few years, we have been tracking well over 2,000 ISIS-affiliated ‘bad actors’ including Hezbollah Unit 910 sleeper cells, who are waiting to be activated by Iran.show more

I hate to say this… but the Indianapolis Colts... are cooked for the next few years. And this isn’t a hot take from a casual fan. I’m a lifelong Colts fan. I grew up on Peyton. I was even a ball boy and did Andrew Luck’s laundry on the weekends. I’ve watched this franchise from the sideline and the couch. These past 10 years have felt like movie reruns. No accountability, no change in culture, just pure punishment. Good enough to give you hope. Bad enough to slowly drain it. We are in football purgatory. As long as ownership stays the same, nothing will improve. The sense of urgency will increase each year, the stigma will be kicked harder, and the goal to achieve 8-9 wins will be the standard. Most of these players don’t deserve this, and neither do us Colts fans. Sell the team, or keep living the same dream. And as always…this is our Colts, this is our team, we bleed blue 🥀show more

At a Remigation rally in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, UK, after... a man named Ahmad Mulakhil raped a 12-yo girl at a playground, Steve Laws 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 said, "This is our country, we never welcomed them in, we never asked for this situation, it was all done against our will, it was all forced upon our people, and this is why we want them gone, every single one." I think it's wrong to call angry White men the problem, since they have every right to be angry after over 80 years of public humiliation. Angry White men will take back charge of their countries soon.show more

Spending some time outside, in proper Britain. Morning birdsong... is like the red pillar-boxes, hearty breakfasts, and morning fogs that George Orwell listed among the distinct characteristics of English culture. Our culture is irreducible to, but represented by, signs and symbols of a way of life which resonates with people whose heritage here stretches back a thousand years into the past. Many politicians deny this distinct culture. They think our way of life should be replaced. Birdsong means nothing to them. But it is our culture. Our land. Our songs. We love it, and so we should keep it.show more

🚨🎙️ Reporter:“Cole, Chelsea are reportedly looking at Danny Welbeck.... A 35-year-old striker from Brighton. What’s your reaction?” 🗣️Joe Cole: “My reaction? Complete embarrassment. I’m sorry, but this is Chelsea Football Club we’re talking about. A club that should be chasing the best strikers in world football… and somehow they’re looking at a 35-year-old Danny Welbeck? A player who isn’t even a guaranteed starter every week for Brighton? Seriously?” “At this point, I have to ask… can Chelsea go one single transfer window without shopping at Brighton? Every summer it’s the same story. Players, staff, scouts it’s like Brighton have become Chelsea’s recruitment department. It’s getting ridiculous.” “Welbeck has had a respectable career, but this is Chelsea. If this is the level of ambition after spending hundreds of millions over the last few years, then fans have every right to question what’s going on. This move makes absolutely no sense to me.”show more

i turned 25 today, and the best gift i... could give myself was this → building a school 🏫 for years i thought i’d need to save money before doing this, but today i just took the decision. we’re starting with two villages, one in bihar and one in madhya pradesh. i spoke to my maternal uncle in a small village in bihar, and with his support, we’ve begun. our Rightfit (We’re hiring) team will live in villages for 6–12+ days at a time, in b/w every 6–12 months, we’ll be visiting different villages across india where education is most needed. we’ll be teaching kids, parents, and teachers, while also learning from their culture, food, and daily lives. this will be one of the many initiatives we are building at rightfit. our community with more than 7,000+ members is also completely free. people have already found jobs, mentors, and opportunities there, without paying a single rupee. we’ve seen how powerful free knowledge-sharing can be, and we want to bring the same spirit into rural education 🙌 this school will always be free, no revenue model, no hidden agenda. we believe education should be free for every child, and we hold on to the philosophy that knowledge only grows when it’s passed on. i don’t know where this will go, but if even one spark is lit inside a child, it will mean we’ve done something meaningful. so yeah, we’re building something amazing, something a little crazy!!! if you want updates on our journey, routes, plans, growth, failures, join our waitlist by sending your email at 🌼 if you’d like to be a part of this, write to us at [email protected] 💌 [ rethinking education in indian villages ]show more

Al‑Qaeda Isn’t Finished. They’re Intent on Turning Past Failures... into Success. One of the most important things people miss about al‑Qaeda is this: They don’t abandon failed plots. They recycle them. Their current U.S. homeland strategy is built on bringing old failures back, and this time, making them succeed. Look at the pattern: They hit the World Trade Center in 1993 and failed to bring it down. Eight years later, they came back and finished the job. The same mindset applies to everything else al‑Qaeda tried and couldn’t pull off: Project Bojinka was the original blueprint for using commercial aviation as a weapon. Parts of it failed in the 1990s. They brought the idea back and used it to build 9/11. They still believe Bojinka must be completed. That is why the aviation plot is back. None of these ideas are over. The group’s current U.S. homeland plot is not new, it is simply being fulfilled by the next generation of al-Qaeda. It is a direct extension of what they attempted before, only now they intend to turn every past failure into a success. Yes, you read that right. Every. Single. One. Abu Bakr Naji, al‑Qaeda strategist and doctrinal advisor, author of The Management of Savagery, believed failure was part of a longer-term strategy, not a terminal endpoint. In his framework, setbacks aren’t the end of jihad, just a step in escalation, refinement, and eventual success. He wrote: “If we fail—we seek refuge with God from that—it does not mean an end of the matter. Rather, this failure will lead to an increase in savagery.” Understanding this is key: the next attack will hit harder. Our intelligence community knows how each plot failed before. So why can’t they thwart them now?show more

🔥METAPLANET MOON MATH🔥 Metaplanet had a 568.2% BTC Yield... last year. Their small size helped. Even assuming they never trade at a huge multiple, and assuming a much lower BTC Yield, the returns are still ridiculous over the next 5 years. 1× mNAV returns with a 75 % BTC Yield + 30 % Bitcoin CAGR over the next 10 years are flat-out insane: Year 0: 35,102 BTC, $2.64 Year 1: 61,428 BTC, $6 Year 2: 107,500 BTC, $14 Year 3: 188,125 BTC, $31 Year 4: 329,218 BTC, $71 Year 5: 576,132 BTC, $161 Year 6: 1,008,231 BTC, $366 Year 7: 1,764,405 BTC, $833 Year 8: 3,087,708 BTC, $1,894 Year 9: 5,403,489 BTC, $4,310 Year 10: 9,456,106 BTC, $9,804 Halfway through the decade gets you as 61x here with those inputs. Lots of unknowns with this trade, keep in mind that they aim to have 210,000 BTC by end of 2027 and this is projecting about half that with 107,500. 75% BTC Yield for 10 years also will not happen. If you look at the results from this input, years 5-7 is where it starts to get ridiculous. Strategy was able to achieve more than Metaplanet's Year 5 number in a harder currency and by trailblazing... but getting around 1 million Bitcoin by year 6 will be much tougher with prices being higher past 2030. W/ the 75% BTC yield input I think this is a somewhat reasonable result for the first 5 years. Still small enough for plenty of yield. Of course, you could imagine a multiple. Or an even higher BTC Yield initially, then lower. Or a steeper BTC CAGR. Adjust whatever inputs you want. All I know... We’re going a LOT higher, kids. $MPJPYshow more

💎 I DIDN’T JUST STAKE… I LOCKED IN MY... SOUL FOR THE INTERLINK VISION Today, I put 100% of my migrated verified $ITLG on the line. 13,741.29 ITLG... every single migrated $ITLG of mine... staked with zero hesitation. 🔒 My Commitment 60 months LOCK: 5 years of unbreakable conviction 120 months VESTING: 10 years of patient, diamond-handed growth 🚫 What This Is Not This isn’t a trade. This isn’t speculation. 🌟 What This Is This is a decade-long declaration that I believe InterLink is building something that will outlast cycles, trends, and noise. I’m not here for the next pump. I’m here for the ecosystem that will still be standing when others have faded. 💰 The Reward In return, I’m positioned to claim 12,214.48 ITL as the rewards unfold. 🧠 Patience Wins Patience isn’t weakness. It’s the ultimate flex. My hands are diamond. My belief is absolute. My commitment is forever. 🚀 The Journey Continues The InterLink journey continues… and I’m locked in for every single chapter. Who else is building the future with unbreakable conviction? 💪🔥 InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 KV Reina | InterLink Labs #interlink #itlg #itlshow more

My buddy Ramon van Meer is a single dad... and runs a great company. He somehow has enough time to coach middle school football. Now fyi this isn’t his son’s team. Years ago he coached his kids team and the younger kids heard about him and asked if he’d couch theirs. Also, up until he started coaching, Ramon barely knew was football was (he’s Dutch). He had to read like five books! He shows up every game with like $30 in $5 Starbucks gift cards and hands em out as prizes for different players. Well, today he was asked to come speak to the entire middle school where he coaches football. They asked him because the kids kept bragging how inspirational he is and how much they love him. I’m so freakin proud of Ramon. He inspires me so much.show more

🚨🎙️| Jordan Henderson on why he chose to join... Chelsea🔵 🗣️“When Chelsea called, I didn’t need convincing. I looked at the project, the manager, the squad… and I saw a team that’s built to win now. Chelsea is the biggest club in England Xabi Alonso is one of the biggest reasons I’m here. His vision for this club is incredible, and working with some of the best young players in world football made the decision even easier. People will be upset because of my Liverpool history, but football moves on. I want medals, and right now Chelsea gives me the best chance of lifting the Premier League and every domestic trophy available. The past will always be respected, but I didn’t come here to relive memories, I came here to create new ones. If that upsets some people, they’ll just have to watch us win.”show more

ClickUp just blew past $300M ARR. But we're not... just celebrating a number. We're stopping to celebrate the entire journey - before we move the goal post again. And this journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. We’ve grown from a small team with a huge dream into a global company helping 20M+ people maximize their productivity. 7 years ago, we set out with an ambitious vision. We built ClickUp to end the chaos of work sprawl and converge many software categories together. We started when "one app" was seen as the wrong strategy, but today it's the only strategy to realize our mission of making people more productive. Because 100% context is the single most important thing for enabling human productivity from AI. So, this milestone? We stop. We breathe. We practice gratitude. We celebrate. To our customers: Thank you so much for believing in us, and for sticking with us through growing pains. To our teams: I'm infinitely grateful for how much you care, it energizes me to keep going every single day. We’re just getting started. Thank you to everyone who’s been part of this story. 💜show more

🚨🗣️ Pedro Neto on Enzo Fernández’s future: 👀🔵 “People... will criticise Enzo if he decides to leave, but if we’re being honest, most players would make the same decision. He’s been at Chelsea for years now, and what has he achieved? Every season starts with big promises about ‘the project,’ but at some point players stop listening to promises and start looking at trophies. If I were in Enzo’s position and one of the biggest clubs in the world came for me, I’d seriously consider leaving too. In fact, I’d push for the move. Football careers are too short to spend your best years waiting for things to happen. Some Chelsea fans won’t like hearing that, but the reality is simple: elite players want to compete for the biggest trophies every single season. If a club can’t offer that, don’t be surprised when your best players start looking elsewhere. Enzo has nothing left to prove by staying. If he wants to challenge for the Champions League and major titles every year, then nobody should blame him for taking that opportunity. That’s football. Ambition comes before comfort.”show more

This is Bruce. He unfortunately lived in a puppy... mill for the first 9 years of his life before being rescued. His new family discovered he's a very quiet dog, and they suspect he may have been punished for barking in the past. But they're determined to help him gain confidence. "Every time he barks, we actually try to encourage him to keep going," his human said. "Getting loud with him and sometimes barking along to show him that it’s okay to use his voice." After 5 months in his new home, he finally let out his very first howl. "I desperately want him to use his voice whenever he feels like it. Bruce deserves to be heard." 14/10 #SeniorPupSaturdayshow more

UPDATE ❤️ The person who sent us this heartbreaking... case has now managed to locate the puppies. Their mother had hidden them deep inside a tunnel near the school. This little family is still very vulnerable, but at least we now know where the babies are. Our team is planning to visit again over the weekend when the school is quieter and safer, and we will do everything we can to bring this family to safety. For the past five years, we have almost always shown you the final happy ending — the rescue safely on a bed, eating, resting and loved. But the reality behind the scenes is becoming harder every day. Because of the ongoing dog culling crisis, our shelter is already overwhelmed with mothers and puppies. Every day we face painful decisions we never had to face before. If more amazing supporters like you could set up even a very small monthly donation, it would mean that when the next desperate mother appears, we would not have to stop and wonder whether we can afford to say yes. Please keep this brave mother and her babies in your thoughts. We will update you as soon as we can. 💳 PayPal: ❤️ 🔗 #StopDogCullingPakistanshow more