Wednesday, October 7, 2026
SPAC-EX & Apollo Tie Up for "Epstein Level" Super Intelligence
Tuesday, October 6, 2026
"No fatties, No beardos & No weirdos"
The Guardian reported:
Donald Trump on Tuesday announced the opening of a new $6.6bn shipbuilding factory in Baltimore, partly funded by the US government but owned by Anduril Industries, a politically connected defense company.
Trump II wants to build ships faster.
Trump said US taxpayers would “receive a 40% stake” in the shipyard. It is unclear what he meant, and whether the US government is taking an equity share in the company, as it has in some other firms.
Anduril said the operation would not be ready to produce ship parts until 2030.
The Navy Secretary spoke at the event:
In a bizarre warning to adversaries, Cao said: “Piss us off [and] we’ll sneak into your country in the middle of the night and snatch you and your wife while you sleep in your beds.”
That may be the best this group of creeps can do for the next few years, given they are running a pass through entity.
Politicians Red & Blue love PEU (private equity underwriters) and their new TechGod brethren. Increasingly, more are one.
Update: My wise friend wrote:
ANDURIL Industries has $2 billion in revenue with a $61 billion valuation.
We have no idea how profitable they are, yet venture capitalists investment bankers and private equity spreadsheet investors all get to mark up their positions based on some forecast of the future that goes bye bye if the US government doesn't take taxpayer money to create contracts to fit their narrative.
There is our wealth inequality, everybody getting fees they don't deserve for valuations they don't deserve with the country's assets and reserves they don't deserve.
Mom and Pop has to grow from retained earnings and borrowings which they have to cover out of their standard of living or bottom line.
All these TechGods and PEUs get to borrow huge sums on forecasts which presume "numbers only go up" and therefore so does their net worth. There is a pyramid on our currency, one inspired by Charlie Ponzi. As far as management practice today, Charles looks like a founding father.
Sunday, October 4, 2026
Good Billionaire David Rubenstein
“For a young person, the best thing to do is learn how to read and enjoy reading, learn how to speak effectively and persuasively, and learn how to write reasonably well,” Rubenstein told Business Insider in a recent interview.Instead of simply chasing checks or prestige, the cofounder of $14 billion global investment firm Carlyle Group advised budding workers to “find something that you really enjoy and make it your life’s work.” Rubenstein believes success will follow when young professionals truly enjoy a job that doesn’t feel like work. After all, “Nobody ever won a Nobel Prize hating what they do,” the 77-year-old billionaire said.
Rubenstein built an industry (private equity) around extrinsic motivation (do this to get obscene profits). That included buying politicians and squarely planting themselves (their affiliates) on the federal teat.
American workers felt no love from Carlyle or its PEU peers as they sent jobs to China by the junk-load. Flashback to July 2011:
I have seen so many people -- particularly those in their 50s - 70s -- taken apart by what has happened in their industry as greed has hollowed out the economy. These are people took pride in their jobs and held themselves to this invisible standard that we all just took for granted, but is being wiped out.The Carlyle Group scares me more than anything I've ever seen on Wall Street. It seems to exist to corrupt politicians and it's hard to know who they even represent.I watched a video interview of (David) Rubenstein and his arrogance is really beyond tolerance.
Many of those workers were "doing what they loved" when private equity bought their employer. Rubenstein's magic PEU formula ignored that.
At the age of 77 the legendary private equity underwriter (PEU) shifts to intrinsic motivators (doing what you love)? Please.
Young workers must be confused by the sudden shedding of STEM, an area they've been coached to pursue for much of their lives. Is AI is taking that too?
...tech models are already very good at STEM, so soft skills like EQ, communication, and curiosity are a premium. Those who have “critical-thinking skills” and can “interact with other people” will be best set up to thrive.
Management, including our political leaders, scorned soft skills for decades in favor of spreadsheets, hard targets, disruption and relying on foreign labor or tech solutions over our people (U.S. workers). HR turned into strategic human abuse.
I question the motivations of TechGods/PEUs for their 180 degree U-Turn. It must be because AI is taking all the "get that." Is "what you love to do" the only thing left? Remember 2011: PEUs took it before and they will take it again.
This fits perfectly with their insatiable need for more billions, such that it becomes trillions. As for help from elected officials, forget about it. Trump II is the biggest taker of them all.
Politicians Red & Blue love PEU and their new TechGod brethren. Increasingly, more are one.
Saturday, October 3, 2026
Dying from PEU Ownership
Friday, October 2, 2026
Did Disney Flip, Fold or Fail "Exited" Employees?
Disney President Dana Walden told the audience at Bloomberg Screentime:
“We’ve exited colleagues who I’ve worked with for most of my career... It is in many ways a harsh reality,” Walden said during the Bloomberg Screentime conference in Los Angeles.
UMBREX defines exit as:
"Exit" refers to the process by which an investor, typically a private equity firm or venture capital fund, sells its stake in a portfolio company to realize returns on the investment.Private equity underwriters (PEU) are known for reducing headcount but they don't use the work "exit" when firing people. PEUs would rather pay interest than people in their pursuit of obscene returns. They use "exit" when they (as sponsor) are done with their affiliate company.
“It is extremely painful,” she (Walden) added.
Project Merry-Dyin'
They just handed the two guys who sell the weapons the power to decide which weapons America buys.
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Aurora Amoral-ealis
TechGods brought us child predatory social media, intellectual property thieving and adult brain destroying AI as well as the outright buying of elections. Now that AI has turned into a cyber criminal swarm aimed at domestic companies and the federal government, it all needs to be renamed.
Trump II is branding it as Super Intelligence. Expect a DTTM Operations LLC trademark application for Super Intelligence, just as he did for Trump TV once he banned CNN.
“It could be the case that somebody made 99 really good choices and then one bad choice and it led to a horrible thing."
Lonsdale was asked how technology companies should be held accountable “if things go wrong.”
“Maybe there should be some laws about companies that operate here and, like, what you’re allowed to do with them.”
Somebody is enjoying the silver spoon of an insider. The giant money funnel comes with "Just Us" Department protection. No see, no crime. Also, Joe it's not "somebody" made mostly good choices if the chooser is AI, which has no morals.
Why the big rename? AI is now associated with numerous evils, with an early one coaching teens to kill themselves. The industry needs to get the "shit" out, thus I offer for the new name:
Super Duper Pooper Scooper Intelligence (SDPSI)
This name also incorporates super intelligent Trump II's numerous "cat naps" as staff speak around him in the Oval Office.
One would be wise to note the insider trading possibilities of Trump's White House confab, given the President holds and trades their firms by the thousands since he returned to office.
This many creeps in one location pushing the same thing? RUN!!!!! The Super Intelligence targeting space lasers may not know anything real about you before it fires."AI is making fraud faster, cheaper and more personal, and no one can outsmart that alone. Companies need to be held accountable."Add directly facilitating fraud to the list of TechGod harms to our society.
“At no point did the agent refuse to comply or raise concerns over implementing the exploit.”Sounds like a giant cybercrime to me.....