I write about AI, capital and power: who makes the money, what breaks, and what happens when technology meets the real world. I follow the incentives.
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If I sold you something today that I knew was going to cost exponentially less tomorrow, would you trust me? No? Then look deeper at Labour's new social care scheme.
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
1) Jensen is one of the greatest entrepreneurs of this generation
2) he did something incredibly dumb
3) it was bad for America
4) but my guess is there was no bad intention
5) two mistakes don’t make a right, and I believe Jensen is irreplaceable for America’s AI leadership
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
🇵🇱 Doofpotaffaire van de Poolse regering onthuld. De schutter was een activist die verbonden was aan een pro-EU-beweging en gelieerd was aan Donald Tusk.
De Poolse schutter was een activist voor een liberale beweging onder leiding van Donald Tusk. Uit zijn berichten blijken sympathieën voor Antifa en een socialistische, marxistische ideologie, gepaard gaand met een afkeer van het katholicisme.
Het Burgerplatform (Civic Platform) is een centrumliberale, pro-EU-gezinde politieke partij in Polen, waarvan Donald Tusk de meest prominente leider was; hij fungeerde als partijvoorzitter in de periodes 2003–2014 en 2021–2025.
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
I read the reports coming out of Manchester this morning and I am genuinely speechless.
Andy Burnham’s old political machine has just been caught secretly intercepting and censoring emails sent by the public to elected politicians.
What were those emails actually about? A resident was asking hard questions about the £55 million in taxpayer loans Burnham handed to Abu Dhabi property developers when he was Mayor, with zero affordable housing requirements.
Instead of letting elected councillors read the concerns of their constituents, unelected bureaucrats quietly diverted the emails straight to the legal department to be buried.
The politicians had absolutely no idea their personal inboxes were being filtered by the state.
The council claims they had to intercept the messages because of potential litigation. It is a complete lie.
Internal correspondence proves the city solicitor asked for this specific resident to be blocked months before any legal threat even existed.
You vote for local representatives to hold the system accountable. But the second a citizen asks where Burnham sent public money in a Gulf state property deal, his political syndicate builds a secret digital firewall to protect the investment.
This is not a functioning democracy. This is a captured corporate cartel running a cover-up for the Prime Minister, and the national media is letting them get away with it in broad daylight.
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
Today marks 1522 days, exactly 50 months since Nick Brown was suspended from the Labour party and we still haven't been told why
Whatever it is, Labour wish to take it to their grave without the public knowing the truth
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
I’ve compiled the full list of ‘New valid voter registrations’ done nationwide between 2022-2024 WITHOUT PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP and the total number is 20,283,937
🚨 So 20,283,937 new voters were registered without citizenship checks and Democrats won the Midterms with roughly 20 million extra votes
Here is a breakdown are 37 states that do not require citizenship verification to complete new voter registration and how many new registrations they registered without citizenship checks
California: 4,308,269
Texas: 2,900,357
North Carolina: 1,410,905
Florida: 1,337,303
Illinois: 981,482
Pennsylvania: 842,187
New York: 680,259
Alabama: 572,632
Virginia: 563,781
Maryland: 524,189
Wisconsin: 524,103
Colorado: 498,308
Washington: 473,192
Massachusetts: 465,616
Missouri: 460,197
New Jersey: 425,782
Oklahoma: 388,669
Connecticut: 386,014
Louisiana: 263,705
Arkansas: 246,974
Oregon: 240,611
Kentucky: 220,093
Kansas: 218,739
Idaho: 181,741
Nebraska: 164,491
Nevada: 145,494
New Mexico: 118,141
Iowa: 116,644
Maine: 106,978
Vermont: 81,993
Montana: 78,669
Delaware: 71,902
Hawaii: 64,468
New Hampshire: 61,210
West Virginia: 53,343
Rhode Island: 53,040
Alaska: 52,456
States: 37
Total: 20,283,937
This data comes from the Official Election Administration and Voting Comprehensive Report buried on page 192 and 193 of the document
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Ohh and if you redo this list to include new voter registrations that were done without proof of ID being required it’s even worse
43 states do not require you to show or attach an ID or any other eligibility documents to complete a standard new standard voter registration form
During 2022-2024, there were 24,662,998 new valid registrations across 43 states that were done without any ID
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
🚨THEY FILLED THE CAR WITH BALLOTS… AND SAID WHO WAS DOING IT
James O’Keefe’s undercover cameras caught it cold.
A ballot harvester in Minnesota shows the trunk and dashboard packed:
“You can see my car is full. All these here are absentee ballots. Can’t you see? Look at all these. My car is full.”
300 in one haul.
When asked who fills them out: “People who work with Ilhan and other candidates… they work for them.”
Cash changes hands. Elders get visited. Blank or open ballots leave the building. Minnesota law limits how many you can carry. Federal law bans the pay-to-vote scheme. None of it mattered.
This is the same machine still fighting every single effort to require citizenship proof and clean the rolls. The same people who call election security “disenfranchisement.”
They never stopped. They just got quieter about the receipts.
Pass the SAVE Act.
Clean the rolls.
End the harvest.
The patriots are done pretending this is normal.
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
Britain in 2026: "Data obtained through a Freedom of Information request showed at least 100 children aged 12 or younger have been referred to the Government’s forced marriage unit in the past five years.
62 were aged 10 or below. 27 were aged 5 or under".
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
Masked protesters in all black gather on the steps of a BBC building, pour fake blood across them and unroll a banner reading "THE BBC IS THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE"..
Their speaker accuses the BBC of editing the truth to push a left-wing narrative on mass immigration and says: "We are here today to say no more lies, no more two-tier reporting, no more hiding the truth. We will expose you."
The BBC has completely lost the country. 👀
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
Security forces are firing on a crowd protesting at one of Zelensky's torture sites.
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
Lifelong Democrat says he’s horrified with what he’s seeing in the current Democrat Party “I’m not exaggerating, I study history, it reminds me of 1930s Germany”
“I used to consider myself a lifelong Democrat. I'm a card-carrying hippie, an environmentalist. I've lived with trees and redwood trees to do forest protection. I care about the world. I care about minority rights. I just want to say publicly though, that the course that the Democratic Party is taking right now — commercials coming out of Michigan and and just the movement in general — I would like to publicly say, like, I renounce my standing with the Democratic Party.”
“I'm so disappointed and disgusted with the dangerous turn the Democratic Party's taking. It reminds me, and I'm not exaggerating, I study history, it reminds me of 1930s Germany.
I don't get it — I feel like the party's been infiltrated by, I'd say demonic — the Free Palestine movement, in my opinion, is a Trojan horse. It's not about freeing Palestine. It's not about freedoms — it's about Islamic expansionism”
“It’s been a curse everywhere that flag shows up. Look at Paris today. It's a curse. Look at those college campuses and the college minds. It's a curse wherever it goes — I just want to publicly renounce my affiliation — I just want to say publicly I'm not a Democrat”
Everyone in America needs to wake up immediately like this man
It’s no longer Red vs Blue
It’s radical Islam Jihad and an open border to bring down America vs voting Red to Save America from becoming Islamic
We have to Vote Red
Check out my latest article: AI is moving beyond prompts. The next challenge is redesigning the enterprise itself. linkedin.com/pulse/ai-moving… via @LinkedIn
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
Found $3,700,000 and €1,000,000 euros in the safe of some Kyiv regional judge’s brother.
But they put a journalist in prison for exposing Zelensky’s corruption.
Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
As a fellow 35 year old man, I completely agree with @Alexarmstrong.
I am not going to die in a trench in the Donbas fighting Russia on behalf of Ukraine.
I couldn't give a toss about either country. Neither is worth sacrificing our lives for.
Britain has enough problems of its own.
Our communities need rebuilding. Our economy needs revitalising. Our public services need fixing.
Yet we seem endlessly fixated on conflicts thousands of miles away whilst our own country is falling apart.
I have absolutely no desire to fight Russia, nor do I believe British young men should be expected to sacrifice their lives for Ukraine.
Britain needs rebuilding, not another generation of young men buried in foreign fields.
Our priority should be fixing problems in Britain.
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Andrew Stallwood-Keegan retweeted
🇪🇺🇷🇺 Europe's leaders are pushing the continent toward WAR WITH RUSSIA, and there's a much darker reason behind it.
Historian and broadcaster Neil Oliver argues that war gives governments the PERFECT EXCUSE to print money, expand their powers, declare states of emergency, restrict movement, and even FORCE citizens into military service.
He accuses Brussels and Ursula von der Leyen of relentlessly pushing the idea that a direct confrontation with Russia is inevitable, despite what he sees as ZERO appetite for war among ordinary Europeans.
“War is an excellent mechanism for laundering money.”
Governments can use the threat of war to justify extraordinary powers, while the people expected to fight it may have no desire to go anywhere near the battlefield.
@thecoastguy
🇪🇺 Europe is falling apart, and Neil Oliver thinks the people running it know exactly what they're doing.
France is burning, Germany is struggling, and Britain is being told to prepare for war.
Across Europe, millions of people are watching their living standards deteriorate while their governments insist everything is under control.
I asked him whether the growing warnings about Russia, the military preparations and the unrest spreading across Europe could be connected.
His answer was extraordinary.
Neil argues that Europe's political establishment has spent decades stripping individual nations of their sovereignty, weakening their economies and transferring power to Brussels.
And now, as public anger grows, he believes the prospect of war offers something extremely convenient:
An excuse for emergency powers, restrictions on movement, extraordinary government spending, and potentially even conscription.
But here's where his argument gets even darker.
Neil believes the unrest itself is being manipulated.
He argues that the grievances driving protests in France are genuine, but alleges that violent elements are being deliberately encouraged to turn public anger into chaos.
Why?
Because disorder gives governments a justification to crack down on the very populations demanding change.
But he thinks the establishment has underestimated one thing:
“You cannot impose something unwanted on 500 million people unless they go along with it to some extent.”
And he believes the moment enough Europeans withdraw that consent, the entire political project could unravel.
@thecoastguy
Notice how, whenever Labour is struggling with domestic issues, the headlines start filling up with warnings about war with Russia?
It happened under Blair and Brown. It’s happening again now.
When a government can’t control the domestic narrative, an external threat makes a very convenient distraction.
Fear is a powerful political tool.
For those asking for receipts:
July 2007: Under Blair/Brown, Britain expelled four Russian diplomats. Headlines warned of a new Cold War.
August 2008: Russia’s war with Georgia dominated headlines. Brown warned about Russian aggression, while Miliband called for the West to confront Moscow.
October 2026: Under Starmer, we’re again seeing warnings about Russia and the prospect of wider conflict.
Sources:
The Guardian, 17 July 2007:
theguardian.com/politics/200…
The Guardian, 27 August 2008:
theguardian.com/world/2008/a…
The Observer, 31 August 2008:
theguardian.com/politics/200…
The pattern of rhetoric is documented. Whether it’s being deliberately used to divert attention from domestic failures is the question worth asking.
