Friday, December 27, 2024

Widespread Fraud Intertwined with Conflicts of Interest Era


The mix of TechGods, PharmaBros and Trump loyalists finally blew in an overheated MAGA chamber.  Globalist Vivek Ramaswamy lamented his need to work for a Cayman Islands based private equity underwriter (PEU) before establishing his pharma PEU empire outside the U.S. (Bermuda, /Switzerland) 

Ramaswamy blamed the need for people to work in other countries on American's lack of respect for Urkel.  I was unaware Urkel grew up and hired his mother and brother to work for his pharma venture?  Vivek did just that.

Harvard provided Ramaswamy the connections to draw in the likes of TechGod Peter Thiel and J.D. Vance, the VP in waiting.  Both invested in Ramaswamy's Strive Asset Management which just announced a new ETF:
...the ETF prioritizes bitcoin bonds—securities like swaps, options, and derivatives connected to organizations heavily invested in the leading cryptocurrency.
If that sounds like a pot of financial gasoline set on simmer, you may survive the "widespread fraud intertwined with conflicts of interest" era.  WOKE is out, WFiWCOi is in.  It's brought to you by the Department of Greedy Executives, otherwise known as Revenge of the Billionaire Nerds.

Update 12-28-24:  TechGod Elon Musk called some Trump followers "contemptible fools" and said they must be removed from the Red Team "root and stem."  Pressure in the MAGA chamber is increasing exponentially.

Fellow TechGod David Sacks reminded the MAGA faithful of Elon's and his efforts to get them back on Twitter/X.   Sacks finished his message with a Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah wish.

Both Musk and Sacks emigrated to the U.S. from South Africa.  The U.S. enabled their TechGod status.

Update 1-20-25:  Vivek Ramaswamy is out as co-head of DOGE so you can remove the "S" at the end of Department of Greedy Executives (DOGE).  It's just Elon now.

Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller spoke with CNBC and stated:
“CEOs are somewhere between relieved and giddy...we are a believer in animal spirits.”
Who knew so many billionaires would be giddy over Trump II, the digital Caligula, and his savage whims, all self serving.

Update 1-24-25: WSJ did a variation on Trump's predilections, calling recent moves to strip security protection a "vindictive whim." Savage, vindictive work for Trump II's mendacity.