Not only is @TimSheehyMT unqualified for his position but I’d add that his willful engagement in the violent attempt to silence a Marine Veteran & upstanding citizen’s non-violent protest to The Internationally Recognized Illegal War, is a bridge further than traitorous. 🫡 🇺🇸

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Oh, good people of earth, let me paint you a picture—Michael Saylor, ten years ago, standing there like some crypto-prophet in a suit, bellowing that Bitcoin would hit six figures while Wall Street sneered into their lattes. “Fool’s gold,” they cooed, “a tulip bulb with blockchain lipstick.” Fast-forward five years: he’s still stacking sats, the price is doing pirouettes around twenty grand, and the same suits are on CNBC calling it “speculative bubble juice.” Two years back, when he went full Darth Vader—MicroStrategy buying billions like it was Black Friday—he got the full Monty of mockery: “Ponzi with a logo,” “digital Beanie Babies,” “Saylor’s midlife crisis on steroids.”

And yet—here we are. Bitcoin’s not just alive; it’s doing cartwheels past fifty grand, while those smug pundits are still explaining why “real money” needs a Fed stamp. The opportunity cost? Oh, honey, it’s obscene. Imagine the hedge-fund bros who shorted at twenty, now staring at their yachtless portfolios like abandoned puppies. They bet against math, against scarcity, against a ledger that doesn’t care if Jamie Dimon approves.

The punchline? Bitcoin keeps winning because it’s useful—borderless, custodian-free, peer-to-peer cash for the paranoid and the principled. Plus, the cult’s too deep now; you don’t quit a religion that’s up ten thousand percent. So laugh, my friend—while the naysayers clutch their pearls, the future’s already minted. And it’s orange.

And by the way—markets don’t “lose value,” they just redistribute it. The weak hands panic-sell at the dip, the whales scoop up the cream at forty, then ride it back to one-twenty while the little guy’s crying into his ramen. It’s not cruel; it’s Darwinism with a wallet. If you can’t weather the storm, you get shaken out—leaving room for the patient, the loaded, the ones who know: fear’s just a discount code.

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REFERENCE LINKS /

Saylor’s early-ish vibes (around 2020-2021, closest to that 10-year mark):

• Bitcoin 2021 Fireside with Max Keiser:

(classic prophet mode)

• MicroStrategy CEO Keynote 2021:

(pre-buying ramp-up)

His MicroStrategy buying era (2024-2025):

• “There Is No Second Best” at Bitcoin for Corporations:

(full Darth Vader energy)

• BTC at $100k interview:

(he’s still stacking)

The haters (Buffett, Dimon, Schiff—pure satire fuel):

• Warren Buffett “rat poison squared” clip:

(2018 gold)

• Jamie Dimon on crypto “fraud”:

(classic banker sneer)

• Peter Schiff “Bitcoin bubble” rant:

(eternal gold bug tears)

Ah, behold the grand spectacle of monetary and fiscal policy manipulation, as illuminated by Catherine Austin Fitts—the whistleblower extraordinaire who exposes how central bankers and shadowy bureaucrats inflate bubbles and deflate dreams to siphon wealth upward. Picture Ray Dalio’s quaint “economic machine” video, where credit cycles churn like a well-oiled Rube Goldberg contraption of productivity and debt; but Fitts flips the script, revealing it’s rigged with trillions vanishing into black budgets, FASAB 56 secrecy veils, and digital control grids that weaponize finance against the masses. While elites launder fortunes through covert ops, the rest of us chase inflation-eroded crumbs in this hilarious Ponzi pageant. REAL LOUIE isn’t offering financial advice here; this is merely a satirical glimpse at the chessboard where pawns fund the kings’ feasts.

For further research:

Solari Report

How The Economic Machine Works by Ray Dalio

How Central Banks Plan to Control You | Catherine Fitts

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(Final Version)

In the annals of time, when decorum was the prevailing virtue and manners were the bedrock of society, one could expect the substandard to be met with disdain. As I contemplate these days of yore, I wonder: Can a gentleman of the highest order maintain his composure when faced with a CLASS-A C.P.O.S? Or does the impulse to administer a well-deserved smack override all civility?

Our modern landscape, alas, is fraught with challenges. The race to the bottom participants—those who dominate public discourse, loiter on street corners, and claim STARBUCK’s prime seating—seemingly hold sway over our airwaves. Are we to accept this as the new norm, sacrificing the very fabric of our thriving society?

The gods must grapple with the souls of the soulless, the aimless, the selfish, and the myopic. These beings, bereft of purpose and empathy, demand $25.00 per hour for work that once paid a mere $4.25—an irony not lost on those who toiled diligently in their youth.

And what of vanity? Colleagues preen before mirrors, applying The Great Lie—the cosmetic veneer that masks their true selves. They strut in pointed witches’ brew shoes, clad in fabric thinner than a millimeter, revealing more than decorum allows. Their quest for respect overshadows acumen and skill, leaving us pondering the delicate balance between appearance and substance.

Meanwhile, the voracious—those who pump iron and imbibe HGH—neglect the true path to power. Reliability, discernment, and benevolence lie untapped, overshadowed by biceps and six-pack abs. Perhaps our children suffer because our values have veered off-kilter. We sought to give them what we lacked, but in doing so, we omitted the crucial ingredients of discipline and humility.

Philosophies abound, some universally great, others niche. Are we open to adopting better thinking, even when we aren’t the original authors? Ownership versus effectiveness, control versus delegation—the answers elude us. Perhaps, as you suggest, a deep dive into diverse philosophies could yield edges of insight, or even steel-manning—an artful defense of opposing viewpoints.

In this grand theater of existence, let us seek not only answers but also the questions that lead to greatness. For it is in the pursuit of wisdom that we elevate ourselves beyond the mundane, transcending the ordinary to touch the sublime.

Indeed, your contemplation strikes at the heart of our existence. To distill the essence of our being, we must shed the superfluous layers—the dead cells that hinder our growth. If we aspire to remain worthy of the freedoms we cherish, our focus should shift inward. Who we are and what we do matter far more than how we appear to others. Perception, after all, is paramount only to the vapid and vacuous. (Final Version)

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(First Draft)

May I soliloquize thoughts of days past & years far, far away, when manners were the norm & the substandard would be seen as only possessing a modicum of decorum? Can I be viewed as a gentleman of the first order when my impulse, upon encountering a CLASS-A C.P.O.S, is to smack the shit out of them? Are we to have a thriving society while allowing the race to the bottom participants to dominate public discourse, street corners, STARBUCK’s PRIME SEATING & our airwaves? Is there any reason for the gods to spare the souls of soulless, aimless, selfish & myopic beings such as many of us have become?

They want $25.00/hr for work I did much better as a teenager @ $4.25/hr. The vain desire the utmost respect from colleagues in the workplace though they spend over an hour in the mirror per day, applying The Great Lie & showing up wearing pointed witches brew shoes & less than a millimeter thick fabric, enabling the reading of their unmentionables & advertising enticement over acumen & skill. The voracious spend too much time in the gym & on HGH rather than learning how to become truly powerful through reliability, discernment & benevolence. Maybe our children are screwed up because their parent’s values are off-kilter? Is it possible we wanted to give them what we didn’t have & that ended up absent a great upbringing, sans discipline & humility? Some methodologies are truly great across the board but are we willing to adopt better thinking even when we aren’t the authors of said philosophies? Is ownership more important than effectiveness? How about control vs delegation? At some point, we are to realize all of the answers are too difficult to discern when we aren’t in the company of better thinking to produce the good questions that lead to great answers. Deep dive into some philosophies others find interesting & useful, especially if not in line with how you currently operate. It could be you find an edge or a few edges. Or, what if you end up steel-manning the essence of your current thinking & shucking away the dead cells that aren’t so good? If being worthy of the freedoms we enjoy is something we would like to continue benefitting from then it is possible, a lot more focus on who we are & what we do needs to be the priority… Not how we are perceived. Perception is only everything to the vapid & vacuous! (First Draft)