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Alex Phillips having a full-scale meltdown on TalkTV because some voters dared to back Restore instead of falling in line with Reform. Calls them “little idiots” while throwing the biggest toddler tantrum live on air. The irony is thicker than her green top. Democracy’s not a team sport, Alex... show more

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😡 ALEX PHILLIPS ABSOLUTELY RAGES AT RUPERT LOWE! “I’m fed up with the lot of them. I’m angry as anything this morning!” The TalkTV star launched into a full meltdown, slamming Rupert Lowe and the “vainglorious, vile gameplaying” behind the new Restore Britain movement. She blasted the “scheming, manipulating, gaslighting” and ego-driven politics, claiming it’s all self-importance while “Rome burns” and Britain heads down the sinkhole. Worth remembering: Alex is extremely close to Nigel Farage and one of Reform’s biggest cheerleaders. This by-election has clearly triggered a lot of people, especially with Restore standing a candidate. The usual screams of “you’re splitting the vote!” are out in force. Absolute BS. Make your case. Earn the votes. Listen to the people. If voters aren’t happy with what you’re offering, they’ll choose someone who will. It’s that simple.

😡 ALEX PHILLIPS ABSOLUTELY RAGES AT RUPERT LOWE! “I’m fed up with the lot of them. I’m angry as anything this morning!” The TalkTV star launched into a full meltdown, slamming Rupert Lowe and the “vainglorious, vile gameplaying” behind the new Restore Britain movement. She blasted the “scheming, manipulating, gaslighting” and ego-driven politics, claiming it’s all self-importance while “Rome burns” and Britain heads down the sinkhole. Worth remembering: Alex is extremely close to Nigel Farage and one of Reform’s biggest cheerleaders. This by-election has clearly triggered a lot of people, especially with Restore standing a candidate. The usual screams of “you’re splitting the vote!” are out in force. Absolute BS. Make your case. Earn the votes. Listen to the people. If voters aren’t happy with what you’re offering, they’ll choose someone who will. It’s that simple.

J Stewart

87,132 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Suella Braverman makes it crystal clear why the Makerfield by-election is out of the ordinary. If they choose Andy Burnham they are choosing the next Prime Minister, it will be open borders on steroids, it will be refugee welfare on speed, he wants to take us back into the EU and he thinks a man can be a woman. Reform are the only party who can stop Burnham and a vote for anyone other than Reform UK is a vote for Burnham. Your choice Patriots Suella Braverman Rael Braverman Talk Alex Phillips

Suella Braverman makes it crystal clear why the Makerfield by-election is out of the ordinary. If they choose Andy Burnham they are choosing the next Prime Minister, it will be open borders on steroids, it will be refugee welfare on speed, he wants to take us back into the EU and he thinks a man can be a woman. Reform are the only party who can stop Burnham and a vote for anyone other than Reform UK is a vote for Burnham. Your choice Patriots Suella Braverman Rael Braverman Talk Alex Phillips

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Politicians laughed while they took your vote away! Canadians deserve better than this. What you’re about to see is not leadership — it’s political theatre. MPs laughing, applauding, and celebrating while abandoning the very voters who put them in office. If an MP walks away from the platform they were elected on, the seat belongs back to the people. Period. Anything less is a mockery of democracy. Watch closely — because this moment shows exactly how much respect some politicians have for voters.

Politicians laughed while they took your vote away! Canadians deserve better than this. What you’re about to see is not leadership — it’s political theatre. MPs laughing, applauding, and celebrating while abandoning the very voters who put them in office. If an MP walks away from the platform they were elected on, the seat belongs back to the people. Period. Anything less is a mockery of democracy. Watch closely — because this moment shows exactly how much respect some politicians have for voters.

Lisa Robinson

22,607 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

I get that people are backing Restore but in the upcoming elections in May theres no option to vote for them. If you refuse to vote for Reform simply because you don't like Nigel Farage or because they have some candidates that aren't white then chances are the Greens will win. When your town is being run by the Greens they wont stop hotels, hmo's being filled with illegal migrants because they want open borders. You think Labour are bad, the Greens will be even worse. Don't give the Loony Green party the satisfaction of winning simply because you're a Restore supporter. You can still vote Restore in the future but right now our best option is Reform. And stop sharing the fake candidates.... you are supporting a party that is running zero candidates and has zero powers...its childish. By not voting at all you are basically giving a vote to the Greens (the lefty free Palestine, trans rights, open borders, hate israel, hate Trump, islam is the religion of peace crowd)...VOTE REFORM 🩵

I get that people are backing Restore but in the upcoming elections in May theres no option to vote for them. If you refuse to vote for Reform simply because you don't like Nigel Farage or because they have some candidates that aren't white then chances are the Greens will win. When your town is being run by the Greens they wont stop hotels, hmo's being filled with illegal migrants because they want open borders. You think Labour are bad, the Greens will be even worse. Don't give the Loony Green party the satisfaction of winning simply because you're a Restore supporter. You can still vote Restore in the future but right now our best option is Reform. And stop sharing the fake candidates.... you are supporting a party that is running zero candidates and has zero powers...its childish. By not voting at all you are basically giving a vote to the Greens (the lefty free Palestine, trans rights, open borders, hate israel, hate Trump, islam is the religion of peace crowd)...VOTE REFORM 🩵

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Stephen Miller on the SAVE America Act: “We have 53 Republican senators, and I know everybody says, ‘Well this senator won't vote for it or that senator won't vote for it,’ it's because there is no consequence on them for not doing so…” “They all have a life they want to have after the Senate. They all have foundations they want to be a part of, corporate boards they want to be a part of… If you want to be in Republican politics, you have to understand it is a team sport.”

Stephen Miller on the SAVE America Act: “We have 53 Republican senators, and I know everybody says, ‘Well this senator won't vote for it or that senator won't vote for it,’ it's because there is no consequence on them for not doing so…” “They all have a life they want to have after the Senate. They all have foundations they want to be a part of, corporate boards they want to be a part of… If you want to be in Republican politics, you have to understand it is a team sport.”

RedWave Press

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Nigel Farage says the death of Charlie Kirk is "a wake up call" for people in public life, "that we have to behave with responsibility." "It's not just the left that say constant abusive things. There are figures on the right that do the same." Nigel Farage MP | Alex Phillips

Nigel Farage says the death of Charlie Kirk is "a wake up call" for people in public life, "that we have to behave with responsibility." "It's not just the left that say constant abusive things. There are figures on the right that do the same." Nigel Farage MP | Alex Phillips

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Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election with 55 per cent of the vote. But treating Makerfield as a national barometer is a mistake: many voted Labour to get rid of Keir Starmer. Reform underperformed, losing 16 per cent of their vote share from the local elections and another winnable by-election. The party ran a purely negative campaign about blocking Burnham, while their candidate, Robert Kenyon, was crucified by the media for crude jokes on rugby forums. Restore came in third with seven per cent, in line with polling. Some are celebrating, given it's their first by-election. But the party's army of canvassers could have delivered a better result if they had a stronger candidate. Nevertheless, Reform can't blame Restore for "splitting the vote", because both combined got less than Burnham. Instead, Reform needs to start asking why they are topping national polls but losing elections, and Restore must perform better next time if they want to force Reform to the right, or present themselves as a viable alternative. Now that the election is over, it would be a good time for introspection and an end to enmity. Some supporters resorted to ad hominem attacks, dishonesty, and dirty tricks during the campaign. Don't sacrifice your integrity and friendships for political team-sports.

Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election with 55 per cent of the vote. But treating Makerfield as a national barometer is a mistake: many voted Labour to get rid of Keir Starmer. Reform underperformed, losing 16 per cent of their vote share from the local elections and another winnable by-election. The party ran a purely negative campaign about blocking Burnham, while their candidate, Robert Kenyon, was crucified by the media for crude jokes on rugby forums. Restore came in third with seven per cent, in line with polling. Some are celebrating, given it's their first by-election. But the party's army of canvassers could have delivered a better result if they had a stronger candidate. Nevertheless, Reform can't blame Restore for "splitting the vote", because both combined got less than Burnham. Instead, Reform needs to start asking why they are topping national polls but losing elections, and Restore must perform better next time if they want to force Reform to the right, or present themselves as a viable alternative. Now that the election is over, it would be a good time for introspection and an end to enmity. Some supporters resorted to ad hominem attacks, dishonesty, and dirty tricks during the campaign. Don't sacrifice your integrity and friendships for political team-sports.

Connor Tomlinson

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Think we'll see a lot of this, some imported Reform UK canvasser in Clacton, posting about how the police and the press need reform as people on the doorstep are angry with 'them' because of the Ann Widdecombe murder. They are using her death as a campaign tool aren't they? His name is Conrad Ritchie stood for Reform in Scotland and lost out to the SNP.

Think we'll see a lot of this, some imported Reform UK canvasser in Clacton, posting about how the police and the press need reform as people on the doorstep are angry with 'them' because of the Ann Widdecombe murder. They are using her death as a campaign tool aren't they? His name is Conrad Ritchie stood for Reform in Scotland and lost out to the SNP.

The Rev. Anton Mittens 🌹👮🎓

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As thousands of canvassers descend on Makerfield, the establishment media are STILL crashing out about Restore Britain. A new poll of 1,119 Makerfield residents puts Restore on 13 percent, Reform on 24 percent, and Labour on 35 percent. Farage has his head in his hands when asked questions about Rupert Lowe. Reform MPs and spokesmen admit Restore have "‘made us up our game because we had someone to the right of us", and that "voters are looking for seriousness and authenticity, and they actually see in Rupert what they don’t see in Nigel". While Reform supporters accuse Rupert of working for the Tories, Jacob Rees-Mogg says "Restore are a wasted vote" because they will block a Conservative coalition with Reform. Michael Gove thinks Restore and Rupert Lowe "are jokes" — which, coming from him, is an endorsement. The Economist thinks we're "bastards" for wanting to give violent foreign criminals like Vickrum Digwa the death penalty. Over at the Guardian, Owen Jones is afraid that Restore will destroy the "guardrails" imposed by the post-War consensus — "a sort of ideological ring-fencing" to stop you from having a country. Andy Beckett agrees: "Restore is changing the atmosphere of politics." And Melanie Phillips claims Restore "don’t even understand what British identity and core western precepts actually are... What Restore want, therefore, is not historic Britain but an ethno-state based on blood and soil racism." She thinks it's unreasonable to recognise the British people are indigenous ethnic groups, who have an exclusive claim to these Isles, and that our politics should prioritise our interests minority grievances or liberal values. She says "Judaism itself is not just an ethnicity but also comprises a religion and a people. There is no other people, religion or ethnicity like it. It is unique." But I'm just not willing to support nationalism for thee and not for me, I'm afraid. And I don't care what names I get called.

As thousands of canvassers descend on Makerfield, the establishment media are STILL crashing out about Restore Britain. A new poll of 1,119 Makerfield residents puts Restore on 13 percent, Reform on 24 percent, and Labour on 35 percent. Farage has his head in his hands when asked questions about Rupert Lowe. Reform MPs and spokesmen admit Restore have "‘made us up our game because we had someone to the right of us", and that "voters are looking for seriousness and authenticity, and they actually see in Rupert what they don’t see in Nigel". While Reform supporters accuse Rupert of working for the Tories, Jacob Rees-Mogg says "Restore are a wasted vote" because they will block a Conservative coalition with Reform. Michael Gove thinks Restore and Rupert Lowe "are jokes" — which, coming from him, is an endorsement. The Economist thinks we're "bastards" for wanting to give violent foreign criminals like Vickrum Digwa the death penalty. Over at the Guardian, Owen Jones is afraid that Restore will destroy the "guardrails" imposed by the post-War consensus — "a sort of ideological ring-fencing" to stop you from having a country. Andy Beckett agrees: "Restore is changing the atmosphere of politics." And Melanie Phillips claims Restore "don’t even understand what British identity and core western precepts actually are... What Restore want, therefore, is not historic Britain but an ethno-state based on blood and soil racism." She thinks it's unreasonable to recognise the British people are indigenous ethnic groups, who have an exclusive claim to these Isles, and that our politics should prioritise our interests minority grievances or liberal values. She says "Judaism itself is not just an ethnicity but also comprises a religion and a people. There is no other people, religion or ethnicity like it. It is unique." But I'm just not willing to support nationalism for thee and not for me, I'm afraid. And I don't care what names I get called.

Connor Tomlinson

20,592 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

While Peter Barnes attacked Zia Yusuf's Question Time performance last night and claimed Reform lack anyone else who can handle it, I thought Zia delivered a masterclass as usual. Danny Kruger, Robert Jenrick and Richard Tice have also shown they can more than hold their own on BBCQT. Barnes bias against Reform is clear. Note for Alex, in the replies I've put a link of Zia's bits from last night and judge for yourself. Alex Phillips Talk Zia Yusuf Peter C. Barnes

While Peter Barnes attacked Zia Yusuf's Question Time performance last night and claimed Reform lack anyone else who can handle it, I thought Zia delivered a masterclass as usual. Danny Kruger, Robert Jenrick and Richard Tice have also shown they can more than hold their own on BBCQT. Barnes bias against Reform is clear. Note for Alex, in the replies I've put a link of Zia's bits from last night and judge for yourself. Alex Phillips Talk Zia Yusuf Peter C. Barnes

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Russell Crowe on Gladiator 2: ‘They failed, and they failed because they didn’t understand what made the first film so successful: it had a moral core. Here’s the thing, most people want that. On the surface, they might go for entertainment, but if they’re going to love something and keep it with them forever, like that movie? …The love for that thing is because of its moral core. All guys want to be that man who can stay that strong, and all women want a man who can love them in that way.’

Russell Crowe on Gladiator 2: ‘They failed, and they failed because they didn’t understand what made the first film so successful: it had a moral core. Here’s the thing, most people want that. On the surface, they might go for entertainment, but if they’re going to love something and keep it with them forever, like that movie? …The love for that thing is because of its moral core. All guys want to be that man who can stay that strong, and all women want a man who can love them in that way.’

Gareth Harney

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"They have revealed themselves to be a part of the Westminster liberal establishment, because they clearly can't win the argument on the grounds of principle and facts, and so they have resorted to these low, left-wing smear tactics." Great from Charlie Downes, refusing to engage in "a vague conversation about anonymous accounts on Twitter", who Reform UK officials are trying to use as bogeymen to bash Restore Britain. Restore Britain's positions are clear. They won't be made to answer for anything anyone else has said. "We're not in the business of disavowing random members of the public." And we won't stoop to the same guilt-by-association smears. Restore are attracting thousands of disenfranchised voters, who stay at home on election day because they don't feel represented. If Reform UK thinks calling those people far right, racist, and "Neo-Nazis" is a winning strategy, then they're taking voters for granted.

"They have revealed themselves to be a part of the Westminster liberal establishment, because they clearly can't win the argument on the grounds of principle and facts, and so they have resorted to these low, left-wing smear tactics." Great from Charlie Downes, refusing to engage in "a vague conversation about anonymous accounts on Twitter", who Reform UK officials are trying to use as bogeymen to bash Restore Britain. Restore Britain's positions are clear. They won't be made to answer for anything anyone else has said. "We're not in the business of disavowing random members of the public." And we won't stoop to the same guilt-by-association smears. Restore are attracting thousands of disenfranchised voters, who stay at home on election day because they don't feel represented. If Reform UK thinks calling those people far right, racist, and "Neo-Nazis" is a winning strategy, then they're taking voters for granted.

Connor Tomlinson

163,527 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Senator Graham on Iran: The worst thing you can do to a military unit is ask them to sacrifice and not finish the job. You want to help the military? let them finish the job they believe in that is necessary. And you get nothing for finishing second in a war with mad people, crazy people.

Senator Graham on Iran: The worst thing you can do to a military unit is ask them to sacrifice and not finish the job. You want to help the military? let them finish the job they believe in that is necessary. And you get nothing for finishing second in a war with mad people, crazy people.

Clash Report

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Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe are battling to stop Andy Burnham from winning the Makerfield by-election. And it's getting ugly. Reform UK are standing plumber, ex-army reservist, and councillor Robert Kenyon against Restore Britain's local businesswoman Rebecca Shepherd. Kenyon is a strong candidate. He came second in the 2024 general election, with 32 percent of the vote. The press are trying to cancel him for crude humour in old social media posts, but Reform have (mostly) stood by their man for once. Whereas Shepherd is an unknown quantity, with little public profile, but far more campaigners knocking on doors in the constituency. Which is why Restore have disputed a Times / Survation poll with a small sample size, which put Reform on 40 percent, three points behind Labour's Andy Burnham, and Restore Britain on 7 percent. Restore's canvassing figures put them on 24.6 percent. Reform's internal polling also has Restore on higher than 7 percent. Hence, why Reform's senior figures, supporters, and media surrogates manned battle stations over the last few days. Their new slogan is "Vote Restore, get Burnham." Hit pieces on Restore were published by GB News, Jewish News, Daily Mail, Spiked, the Telegraph, and the Times within hours of each other. DMs were leaked. Rumours circulated, then retracted. The dirty tricks are disappointing, and offputting to supporters who sympathise with both parties. Some Reform supporters have accused Restore of being simultaneously irrelevant, polling at 1 percent, and of splitting the vote and gifting the election to Andy Burnham; of being racist and providing no distinct policy offering than Reform; of being "useful idiots" and a Trojan Horse for the Tories. But these attacks aren't convincing. The same Conservative MPs, who have since defected to Reform, accused Farage of vote splitting in 2024. Articles criticising Restore as too extreme highlight the differences between the parties on immigration policy. As Dan Hodges suggests, the attempt to sabotage Restore's chances has produced a Streisand Effect, where more Reform voters are aware of Restore than before. Have Reform damaged Kenyon's chances? Or will Restore Britain's support evaporate, and amount to nothing more than pressure placed on Reform?

Connor Tomlinson

30,355 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

You wanted a response from @haleymsawyer on why she didn’t have #USF in her AP Top 25 Here it is….kinda. From USCHoops “What can they do to get in my Top 25? We take in account the week-to-week performances for a team but also take into account the overall season so far, what kind of culture that team has too. And, there’s tons of people that vote on the AP Poll, it’s not a perfect system but at the end of the day no matter who you pick it does even out because there’s so many people who vote. Like I said, it’s really fun for discussion, it doesn’t probably matter in the end, but I’m glad that people are having a really good time with it.” #GoBulls #HornsUp

You wanted a response from @haleymsawyer on why she didn’t have #USF in her AP Top 25 Here it is….kinda. From USCHoops “What can they do to get in my Top 25? We take in account the week-to-week performances for a team but also take into account the overall season so far, what kind of culture that team has too. And, there’s tons of people that vote on the AP Poll, it’s not a perfect system but at the end of the day no matter who you pick it does even out because there’s so many people who vote. Like I said, it’s really fun for discussion, it doesn’t probably matter in the end, but I’m glad that people are having a really good time with it.” #GoBulls #HornsUp

Jay Recher

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Watching former Brexit Party MEP Alex Phillips nod along with a Labour MP on Politics Live on Trump/Venezuela and US pharma takeover. She admitted Britain once had a strong pharmaceutical base, and still tried to pretend Brexit wasn’t part of why it left. This is the madness. People angry at Starmer’s policies backing Reform, while Reform agrees with the same deregulated, US-first model that hollowed Britain out in the first place. Different rosettes. Same economics. Same extraction. If you hate what Starmer is doing, Reform is not the answer, it’s the accelerator.

Watching former Brexit Party MEP Alex Phillips nod along with a Labour MP on Politics Live on Trump/Venezuela and US pharma takeover. She admitted Britain once had a strong pharmaceutical base, and still tried to pretend Brexit wasn’t part of why it left. This is the madness. People angry at Starmer’s policies backing Reform, while Reform agrees with the same deregulated, US-first model that hollowed Britain out in the first place. Different rosettes. Same economics. Same extraction. If you hate what Starmer is doing, Reform is not the answer, it’s the accelerator.

Liz Webster

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Attorney: You can see there's a person who is face down on the ground. He seems to be handcuffed. People are on his back, and an ICE agent is spraying him in the face with some kind of yellow chemical. And you've also shown the video of Bovino throwing a green canister of gas, which was in the direction of a school and a park.

Attorney: You can see there's a person who is face down on the ground. He seems to be handcuffed. People are on his back, and an ICE agent is spraying him in the face with some kind of yellow chemical. And you've also shown the video of Bovino throwing a green canister of gas, which was in the direction of a school and a park.

FactPost

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Ken Clarke humiliates Danny Kruger's new party, Reform UK on #BBCQT "I live in a county with a Reform UK council" "Some of the people elected resigned because they didn't realise it sat during the day and they didn't want to take time off work" "Most of them had no idea what the country council did" "They fought on the promise of reducing waste and council tax" "And they just put up the council tax by the max" "They were protesting against the failure of legitimate politics, standing in as amateurs" "Where Reform UK has taken over you have a lot of complete beginners who are still doing a study on what county councils actually do"

Ken Clarke humiliates Danny Kruger's new party, Reform UK on #BBCQT "I live in a county with a Reform UK council" "Some of the people elected resigned because they didn't realise it sat during the day and they didn't want to take time off work" "Most of them had no idea what the country council did" "They fought on the promise of reducing waste and council tax" "And they just put up the council tax by the max" "They were protesting against the failure of legitimate politics, standing in as amateurs" "Where Reform UK has taken over you have a lot of complete beginners who are still doing a study on what county councils actually do"

Farrukh

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AOC: On the way here, we got a very interesting piece of news: some of the Republicans whose districts we visited just warned their leadership that they’re not sure they can vote for Medicaid cuts now. That’s you, Montana. That’s you, Colorado. That’s you, Arizona. That’s you, California. That’s you—the people. We’ve got them on their back foot. But our job is not done. We will rally every corner of the U.S. We will not stop until they actually vote no. We’re not going to let them trick us with gestures and strongly worded letters. I want to see the no vote on the floor.

AOC: On the way here, we got a very interesting piece of news: some of the Republicans whose districts we visited just warned their leadership that they’re not sure they can vote for Medicaid cuts now. That’s you, Montana. That’s you, Colorado. That’s you, Arizona. That’s you, California. That’s you—the people. We’ve got them on their back foot. But our job is not done. We will rally every corner of the U.S. We will not stop until they actually vote no. We’re not going to let them trick us with gestures and strongly worded letters. I want to see the no vote on the floor.

Acyn

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp on why retail investors beat the analysts 🔥 “The average American was a lot smarter. Listened. Not bigoted. Not held down by a set of training beliefs. “I run into people all over America, the world, people who have normal means who are now rich because of Palantir. You know who’s not rich because of Palantir? The people who read the analysts notes, and the people who wrote them. “They’re still kinda angry because while they’re cruising in their broken down car, the person cruising next to them in their beautiful Tesla is providing actual value. “I love that. Nothing makes me happier than looking in my minds eye than looking at the bank executive who’s living on the drip drip of some high interest loan watching some person who’s free, who didn’t go to an elite school but knew enough— probably because they didn’t go to an elite school— to buy Palantir. Via Yahoo Finance Josh Lipton

Palantir CEO Alex Karp on why retail investors beat the analysts 🔥 “The average American was a lot smarter. Listened. Not bigoted. Not held down by a set of training beliefs. “I run into people all over America, the world, people who have normal means who are now rich because of Palantir. You know who’s not rich because of Palantir? The people who read the analysts notes, and the people who wrote them. “They’re still kinda angry because while they’re cruising in their broken down car, the person cruising next to them in their beautiful Tesla is providing actual value. “I love that. Nothing makes me happier than looking in my minds eye than looking at the bank executive who’s living on the drip drip of some high interest loan watching some person who’s free, who didn’t go to an elite school but knew enough— probably because they didn’t go to an elite school— to buy Palantir. Via Yahoo Finance Josh Lipton

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