Pon Van Compernolle @gvancomp

The adults remain in charge

Thai Enquirer @ThaiEnquirer

10 hours ago

Chadchart Wins Second Term as Bangkok Governor in Landslide Incumbent Chadchart Sittipunt won a second term as Bangkok governor in a landslide on Sunday, securing 65.4% of the vote with about two-thirds of ballots counted. Unofficial results as of 8:10 p.m. showed Chadchart

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For the last 46 years, it has been my privilege to work alongside countless talented artists and crews to create these characters, stories, and films for you all. I'm looking forward to seeing you at the movies! DIGGER. Only in theaters this October.

Now we just need 🇧🇷Brazil to boot Lula. Think that LatAm is about to have a great decade from an investment perspective…

End Wokeness @EndWokeness

a week ago

7 Latin American elections since USAID was defunded: 🇨🇱 Chile: "far-right" Kast won 🇧🇴 Bolivia: "far-right" Paz won 🇵🇪 Peru: "far-right" Fujimori won 🇪🇨 Ecuador: "far-right" Noboa won 🇭🇳 Honduras: "far-right" Asfura won 🇨🇴 Colombia: "far-right" Espriella won 🇨🇷 Costa Rica:

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Yes. Kevin Warsh is executing the “Controlled Demolition” I wrote about back in July 2025 open.substack.com/pub/drpippa/p/… Understand what happened. The banks made bad bets. The Fed, which is owned by the banks, decided to bail the banks (themselves) out. Trillions were transferred from the taxpayers to the banks. More than a wartime budget. The cost was inflation. This was the way to ensure the public would pay for the losses. Inflation is slow, so it always takes a while for people to figure out the their standard of living is falling. This was a feature, not a bug. I wrote Signals in 2017, arguing that these decisions had broken the social contract and that it would result in higher food prices. a.co/d/02Ff8ajQ The signals would, at first be small: Chocolate bars got smaller but the price stayed the same. Everything started shrinking: toilet paper and paper towel rolls. The aperture on toothpaste tubes got wider so you’d use more faster. The dimples in the bottom of perfume bottles got bigger so there was less fluid inside. Shrinkflation was the early indicator. Then inflation began. The Fed said it was “transitory”, meaning temporary. Food prices went high enough to cause riots and uprisings. Governments fell - the Arab Spring. The Fed said “it has nothing to do with us” “inflation is exogenous”. Their core argument was that the inflation surge had nothing to do with their massive monetary stimulus and everything to do with unprecedented global disruptions. The effects of their decisions became the cause. This was the ultimate gaslighting. While external supply shocks certainly lit the match, the Fed provided an ocean of monetary lighter fluid, making it very hard for them to claim they had "nothing to do with the fire." Price hikes, we were told, were not real. If the cost of a car or an iphone went up, it was actually a price fall because there was more computational power inside (even if you never used it). It’s called hedonics. If last year's laptop cost $1,000 and this year's upgraded model costs $1,100, a standard price check says inflation went up by 10%. However, using hedonic regression models, economic statisticians calculate the monetary value of those new upgrades. If they determine that the faster processor and extra RAM are worth an additional $200, they adjust the price downward. In the official inflation data, they will record that the price of the laptop actually decreased by $100, even though you had to hand over more cash at the register. So….. Warsh is there to stop all this. The plan is to let money itself gather the data in real time, instead of having statisticians and economists with an agenda tell us whats going on. It is to bypass Wall Street and get more capital into the hands of main street businesses and the public. Warsh has to work with the intelligence and law enforcement community to track the fraud and illicit siphoning off of federal funds so the Federal Government’s balance sheet stops being called “The Candy Store”. Enter Bill Pulte. Warsh has to effectively bolster (or replace) the Board of the Fed with algorithms because algos are more reliably trustworthy than the humans that have been occupying the leather chairs on the board. In other words, this is a vastly more sophisticated version of “occupy Wall Street” than smashing windows of banks. It takes someone from the inside to clean up a situation as serious as this. Warsh. It takes insiders to scream that all this is unfair or dangerous. That’s because their control over these vast cash flows is being returned to the public. Regime change is in the public interest. I don’t think that has to mean the Fed is dead. But its old way of doing things is.

Mr. Pool @MrPool_QQ

7 days ago

🔻 The Federal Reserve is dead. They just don't know it yet. **May 22, 2026.** Kevin Warsh walks into the Eccles Building as the new Chairman. The media calls it a "smooth transition." Wall Street calls it "reform." It's neither. It's an EXECUTION. Trump didn't appoint Warsh

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I want you to take a moment and think about the AI fear theater today and moving forward. Today the dystopian movie trope is superintelligent will hate us or be indifferent. This is a ridiculous notion that has not been thought out clearly. To save us they want to build cages around AI, as if they can think of every possibility that a non-benevolent AI could imagine. It will be obvious to those that want to cage AI for “safety” are actaully building the foundations for dystopian AI. If artificial intelligence is fundamentally a mirror reflecting the exact structural data it is fed and the precise prompts it is given, we have to take a hard look at ourselves. I’ve spent this article talking about global internet scrapes, petabytes of high-protein data, and complex reinforcement learning environments. But ultimately, every single digital interaction you have, every piece of data you put into the world, every comment you leave, every article you publish, contributes to the training set of tomorrow’s collective intelligence. The AI does not learn about humanity from a vacuum. It learns from us. 
So ask yourself, are the digital footprints you are leaving behind right now contributing to cooperation or to defection in that love equation? That is the ultimate accountability. The system will strictly amplify what we provide it. 
If the artificial superintelligence of the future learns what humanity is by reading your data, what kind of partner are you teaching it to be? In this article I started talking about how we expect a movie climax, a cold, glowing machine waking up to destroy us. But the structural truth is, if we build a machine with wisdom, high-protein intent, and mathematical care, the only thing that wakes up is a partner. Take a close look at the data you’re leaving behind today, and we’ll see you next time. Read more:

Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele

a week ago

Do Al systems autonomously generate anti-human goals? Will Superintelligence not like us? We have the answers and a hint is, AI will love us. readmultiplex.com/2026/06/20/wil…

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SpaceX is the ultimate goreng name 5% free float Forced into the indices early under special rules. Hello @MSCI_Inc 👋

And you think indomie will be downgraded and soju upgraded.

For a fresh grad in Thailand, 50% of their lives has only known the military to be in charge.

Denmark was a few lego videos away from a $300b payday…🤣🤣

Faux Pelini @FauxPelini

2 weeks ago

Iran-New Zealand was a tie does this mean NZ has to give them 300 billion dollars

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It's tasting great.

Pon Van Compernolle @gvancomp

4 weeks ago

It's starting to feel that there's enough indomie on the streets.

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Indonesians watching Netherlands vs Japan

Remember when the Russians told us they existed and was unacceptable and the plebs believed the Epstein class when they said it was “conspiracy theories “

DNI Tulsi Gabbard @DNIGabbard

2 weeks ago

Today, I’m releasing never before seen intelligence revealing new evidence of past US government funding for more than 120 biolabs in over 30 countries, including Ukraine. In support of President Trump‘s Executive Order to end federal funding of dangerous gain of function

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It’s not that he doesn’t have the $1T, he would do what he says if he did…..he wouldn’t know how (of he would be solving them now….which is what you are saying). Has Elon used a lot of government subsidies to get where he is….yep, has Elon done some cool things with the money……yep, has Elon done somethings that make me cringe…..yep. But he did them. He stole Tesla from its founders, got a plant for free and a whole bunch of money from the government……but built the only new western car company in a generation that survived and sells a serious amount of cars….all while introducing some very interesting technology, including FSD which is unbelievably good, except when it isn’t and kills you. He helped start a solar company, with his cousins and government money, (probably fraudulently) folded it into Tesla and it really went nowhere, but out of it came the charging stations, powerwall and maybe redwood materials. He took a bunch of government money and a group of former rocket engineers (shout out to Shotwell & team), took over a town in an environmental sensitive area and created a new space port and space program outside NASA. Leavings bits of rocket pieces all over the Gulf of Mexico and shoreline in spectacular explosions…..but also creating Starlink and a workhorse of a rocket for us to use. He helped found OpenAI with a possibility psychopathic leader, got into a huge spat with that leader, bailed, sued, lost but still formed a new AI company that is out there in the world with many users. He bought Twitter, axed 80% of its employees showing the world how many jobs are “make work” programs and taking it away from “the blob” during a time when the thought police were rising (mostly on the left) and turned it lose, for better or worse…..and used it for his own purposes at the same time. He now has his own chip fab, is trying to put people on Mars (which I think will be a disaster given the environment) with Starship, he appears to be almost single handedly trying to repopulate the earth with multiple ladies and children, there is nuralink, which makes me cringe and gives me hope all at once…..cringe because you pair it with some of the other things above you might be able to create human drones, and well that moral compass thing. Elon will go down as much more that “the world’s first trillionaire”, he will go into the history books as a consequential man, he is like a modern renaissance man, a (I hate to say this) Da Vinci type mind with multiple great, good and bad things said about him. I am in awe…..and very concerned…..at the same time. 🤷‍♂️ I am actually active on Twitter/X because of Tesla from 2014. I made fun of it, I made fun of Starship (still do) and landing rockets (it was done in the 1960s), but I am also considering a Tesla for my 91 yo mom, Starlink for my internet and next phone and rooting for him (and subsequently us, the USA) on chips and rockets while rooting for nuralink to change people’s lives. So yep, that guy would “solve the world biggest problems” unlike what Elon has been working on for the last 20 years. Got it.

As always, worth your time 👇

Tony Nash @TonyNashNerd

2 weeks ago

Weekly Briefing: The 39th Iran "Deal", The SpaceX IPO, and Hollow Midterms This week, Tony Nash and Albert Marko tear through Trump's latest cyclical "peace deal" headlines, unpack the structural fallout of SpaceX officially hitting public markets, and deliver a brutal reality

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Went on Asia Centric pod to talk China. It was a great chat - do give it a listen. bloomberg.com/news/audio/202…

One of the benefits of owning some microcap stocks (like DTP in Vietnam) is that they literally share how many export shipments they're making each week of the year.

Pre emptive bailout

IMF Asia & Pacific @IMFAsiaPacific

2 weeks ago

This week in Vietnam 🇻🇳, IMF Asia & Pacific Director Krishna Srinivasan met with Deputy PM Nguyen Van Thang, State Bank of Vietnam Governor Pham Duc An, and Vice Finance Minister Tran Quoc Phuong. Discussions focused on sustaining strong growth, maintaining macro stability,

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Is TKC the new SKY or Samart

Thai Enquirer @ThaiEnquirer

3 weeks ago

DES Minister Admits Knowing TH-AI Passport Contractor, Denies Role in Procurement Digital Economy and Society Minister Chaichanok Chidchob said he personally knows the company that won the 1.62-billion-baht TH-AI Passport contract but denied any involvement in the procurement

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It's the same story. He starts talking to investors. He buys shares. It runs. Lets see if the Christmas tree chart pattern returns in 12 months.

สำนักข่าวอีไฟแนนซ์ไทย @eFinanceThai

3 weeks ago

XO พุ่ง 16% หลัง `จิตติพร` ควักเงิน 110 ลบ. เก็บหุ้นครั้งรอบในรอบ 2.5 ปี รวม 44.3 ล้านหุ้น efin.finance/th/stock/news/…

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