Professor Frontman @frontmanai

One man... started telling young men to get stronger. Train harder. Make money. Take responsibility. Reject excuses. Millions listened. Not because they were forced to... Because his message resonated with them. Then something changed. He wasn't just another internet personality anymore. He became one of the most talked-about people on Earth. Every clip... every headline... every debate... was about Andrew Tate. Support him or criticize him... you were talking about him. Few people have had that kind of cultural impact. His rise sparked conversations about masculinity, success, responsibility, free speech, and the role of social media in shaping public opinion. Whether you admire him or reject him... he forced people to pay attention. That's influence. Real influence isn't measured by followers. It's measured by how impossible you are to ignore. History remembers people who shift conversations. Not people who blend into them.

Have you heard of the movie Citizen Vigilante? It has been described by supporters as a film that was effectively prevented from being shown across much of Europe because of its controversial subject matter.

We have more freedom than any generation before us. More money. More entertainment. More technology. More convenience. So why are so many people still unhappy? Maybe happiness isn’t something you can buy. Maybe we’ve confused convenience with fulfillment. And those are two very different things. What’s one thing you think modern society is missing?

They keep telling you Ukraine is winning. Russia keeps telling its people victory is inevitable. So who’s lying? Russia controls roughly one-fifth of Ukrainian territory. Millions of Ukrainians have fled or been displaced. Both sides have suffered enormous casualties. Both economies have been reshaped by war. Yet every headline says the same thing: ‘We’re winning.’ Maybe the real question isn’t who is winning. Maybe the question is: How many people have to die before anyone admits there are no winners? In modern war, information is a battlefield. Every side sells a story. Every government pushes a narrative. Every media outlet has an angle. The mask isn’t there to hide the truth. The mask is there to remind you to question it. What reality do YOU believe?

Did you know?

Who needs this?

Paulo Costa @BorrachinhaMMA

a month ago

Lov this game

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Dutch people are getting poorer. And almost nobody notices. An engineer in the Netherlands earns around €60,000 a year. In America? $200,000 isn't unusual. "But our cost of living is lower." Really? Housing is up. Energy is up. Fuel is up. Groceries are up. Taxes are up. And now even your investments are being taxed more aggressively. Meanwhile, the things you actually want to buy are priced globally. The same laptop. The same iPhone. The same car. But with less purchasing power. That's the trick. People don't notice because it happens slowly. A little more inflation. A little more tax. A little less freedom. Year after year. Until you wake up and realize you're working harder than ever... ...but can afford less than before. The biggest threat to your future isn't a recession. It's the silent destruction of your purchasing power. And most people won't realize it until it's too late.

Do you know this about Russia?

Do you agree?

Jay Yang @Jayyanginspires

2 months ago

Hot take: If you're not getting what you want, you're not as smart as you think you are.

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Everyone is racing to put AI in everything. Every app. Every product. Every service. They think they’re winning. They’re not. In 5 to 10 years, “No AI” will be the new luxury. Like organic. Like handmade. Like real. The badge of honor won’t be the company using AI. It’ll be the one that refused. Made by humans. Written by humans. Built by humans. That’s the flex. While the herd rushes in, the smart ones are already positioning to be the ones who stayed out. Don’t follow the wave.

Meanwhile i post for 2 years and didnt get any reach

X @X

2 months ago

all you have to do is start posting

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CEOs are realizing the AI replacement plan has problems. First: 
Running AI agents can cost more than the employees they replaced. You fired humans to save money…
then subscribed yourself into dependency. Second: 
When the tokens stop, the intelligence stops. No instinct. 
No adaptability. Just a loading screen where your workforce used to be. And the real issue? Access. AI needs permission to everything:
your systems, data, contracts, and plans. You didn’t just replace workers. You outsourced control.

Am i the only one who dislikes claude? The filter is stupid and whenever you are being a little bit controversial it doesnt let you generate a thing…

The Netherlands is done..

Coinvo @Coinvo

2 months ago

WILD: 🇳🇱 The Netherlands is introducing 36% tax on unrealized gains, even if you don’t sell your assets.

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They spent 60 years calling it "science fiction" while aliens walked among us in plain sight.

@DailyLoud What about the epstein files?

This is madness

Fastlane @UseFastlane

2 months ago

🚨BREAKING: ChatGPT for marketing is here. In one prompt, Fastlane can deploy hundreds of social media accounts, create viral content, and post it all automatically. This is insane.

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The Tates just dropped $30 million. On a hotel in Romania. Not London. Not Dubai. Romania. You think that's random? Romania has no extradition treaties with most Western nations. Romania processes citizenship fast. Romania lets you disappear from the system. They're not buying a hotel. They're buying an escape route. While you scroll Instagram, they're building bunkers . Wake up. What are you building while the matrix crumbles?

What has changed in the Dutch national football team?

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Finally received my copy from Piratebay