BREAKING: TRUST TRUMP? Investors in Trump’s crypto products have lost at least $4.7 BILLION in value after he personally urged his loyal followers to buy them! Donald Trump told his followers to buy. And they sure listened. Now investors in Trump’s sprawling crypto empire have LOST at least $4.7 BILLION in value, according to a sweeping new analysis by the consumer watchdog Public Citizen. The biggest disaster is Trump’s own $TRUMP meme coin, which he personally promoted when it launched just before his second inauguration. “GET YOUR $TRUMP NOW,” the president urged his supporters. They did. The coin briefly soared above $73 as buyers rushed in. It has since lost more than 95 percent of its peak value. Public Citizen estimates that roughly ONE MILLION small investors who bought $TRUMP are now sitting on a combined $3.2 billion in losses. And all that money didn’t simply disappear. Public Citizen says much of it effectively changed hands. A relatively small group that got in early and sold at a profit made billions, while a much larger group of later buyers was left holding coins worth far less than they paid. Just 1 percent of the crypto wallets that came out ahead accounted for about $2.7 billion, roughly 80 percent of all the profits. In other words, a small group made a killing. A much bigger group got burned. And $TRUMP is only part of the carnage. Public Citizen estimates investors have lost at least $1 billion in value on World Liberty Financial’s $WLFI token. Trump Media shareholders have taken another estimated $450 million paper loss from the company’s cryptocurrency holdings. Buyers of three editions of Trump’s $99 digital trading cards have watched their collective value plunge about 76 percent. Meanwhile, Trump himself reported making at least $1.4 billion from crypto ventures in 2025. We’re reminded of a line from Animal House that comes uncomfortably close to summing this up. Flounder is crying over his brother’s wrecked car, and Otter tells him with a smile: “You f*cked up … You trusted us.” Except this wasn’t a frat-house prank. Trump used the immense trust and loyalty his political followers placed in him to promote financial products from which he personally stood to make a fortune. They put their hard-earned money at risk. His own financial interests were very different. For sure, much of that $4.7 billion represents paper losses for people who still hold the assets, so their value could rise again. Public Citizen makes estimates, and doesn't audit every investor’s account. Still, that doesn't change the ugly bottom line we see today. Trump once dismissed cryptocurrency as “not money” whose value was “based on thin air.” Then he figured out how to turn his followers’ trust in him into very real money, their fates be damned. Sorry, Flounder.
the streets downtown here are filled with trauma abuse victims and people that use drugs but like picking around you for scraps of drugs cant be a fun life or hauling a cart filled with your stuff its super sad our governments in the west do not actually care about these poor people just left to die in a horrible cycle of addiction and health issues and poverty a basic income would really help and we should all have one in canada due to the immense oil and mineral wealth but the super rich just gave all the money to the US corporations and their mason friends and those resources are indigenous owned and they know it so they are in a last ditch effort scam pyramid scheme to take as much as they can without helping the people that really need it
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You cant really get on welfare or disabilty here it seems without divine intervention -I am fortunate but I came close a few times and just the realization that I could be a person that helps out in a working class dystopia is gold-I can afford gold hahaha :) I am very lucky so I am very grateful and very thankful that I have the ability to work-its sad what types of drugs the super rich are feeding the super poor too like flesh eating scab inducing paranoia enabling weird ass stuff too
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Canada opened its first national monument to LGBTQ+ people on Friday, and it only exists because the Canadian government spent forty years hunting gay people out of their own jobs. From the 1950s into the mid-1990s, the military, the RCMP and the federal public service investigated and forced out anyone suspected of being gay, lesbian, bisexual or trans. Researchers estimate around 9,000 lives were upended. Todd Ross was discharged from the navy in 1990, with paperwork stating he was "not advantageously employable due to homosexuality." The government even funded a device to help with the hunt, measuring pupils, pulse and perspiration while subjects were shown provocative images. It never worked. It ran for years anyway, and became known as the "Fruit Machine." Survivors sued. A class action brought by 719 of them ended in a $145 million settlement, and $15 million of that was set aside to build a monument in downtown Ottawa. It is called Thunderhead, a white column with cloud-shaped openings, and Ross, now co-chair of the LGBT Purge Fund, had a hand in what went inside it. "Really to gay it up, we lined it with mirrored tiles so it feels like you're inside of a giant disco ball," he told CBC
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BREAKING: YOU’RE HIRED! Kash Patel’s FBI drops automatic ban on recruits who hired prostitutes, stole from their bosses – and even committed BESTIALITY! Yes, apparently the FBI has reached the “maybe the bestiality thing was just a youthful indiscretion” stage of the Trump administration. Readers, we are not making this up. Earlier this summer, the bureau quietly rewrote its hiring rules so that paying for sex (fewer than three times, more than 10 years ago), stealing from your boss (if it’s been over three years), and even animal cruelty or bestiality (as long as you were under 18) are no longer automatic dealbreakers. Think about that. The people who get badges, guns, and access to your private data can now skate on some truly impressive past hobbies – provided the timetable checks out. The FBI insists this is just “flexibility” so they can look at individual circumstances. They even floated the helpful example of someone who paid for sex where it was legal … or was themselves a victim of animal-related abuse. (Wait, what?) But here’s the part they don’t put in the press release: Kash Patel is desperate for bodies. The FBI hemorrhaged over 1,100 special agents in 2025 through firings, resignations, and retirements. Down to roughly 13,700 agents. So the solution to a purge-driven staffing crisis is … lower the bar until almost anyone can clear it. Once upon a time, there was a certain reassuring logic to the idea that the people entrusted with FBI badges, guns, classified intelligence and extraordinary law-enforcement powers faced unusually demanding standards of personal conduct to earn that necessary trust. After years of screaming that the FBI under those old standards was full of corrupt deep-state villains, the Trump team’s fix is apparently “maybe the guy who used to steal from the till and had that one minor indiscretion with livestock will be fine with a badge.” We believe people can grow up and move on from the stupid follies of their youth. We also used to believe the folks with extraordinary power over the rest of us should meet slightly higher standards than “not recently.” Under Kash Patel, even that is negotiable.
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