"A civilization is rebuilt by builders, not by commentators. By those who believe that truth exists and is worth devoting oneself to."....
.... exactly, civilization cannot be sustained by those who can deconstruct everything but do not know how to construct anything
Meet Zahwa Arafat. She is worth BILLIONS.
How does she live?
🔴 She owns entire blocks in London. She even has a street named after her because she owns every property on both sides.
🔴 She owns luxury real estate in Paris and across France.
🔴She holds properties in Malta and sits on massive Swiss bank accounts.
Where did this wealth come from? It was stolen by her father, Yasser Arafat.
Arafat wasn't even Palestinian.
His real name was Mohammed Abdel Rahman Abdel Raouf al-Qudwa al-Husseini.
He was an Egyptian terrorist born in Cairo who invented his "Palestinian" identity in 1964.
He stole billions, and his daughter lives like royalty in Europe.
When will the West wake up to this massive scam? Share this everywhere.
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The mother of Jocelyn Nungaray is asking the Harris County DA for the death penalty for the two monsters that raped and murdered her 12 year old daughter
Raise your hand ✋️ if you want Governor Abbott to sign their death warrant
Today’s tech earnings are meaningless. An F5 AI tornado is about to touch down and investors are fixated on next quarter guidance, margin noise, and CapEx timing
Most Finviz furus show about 20 stickers with charts every week. They mostly tout the winners, but deathly silence on losers. Case in point, quantum and space stocks getting a relentless drubbing past few weeks. But not a squeak from those who were drumming for these.
Buy stocks run by RELENTLESS people.
Just meet K.R. Sridhar from $BE.
After record Q1 earnings today, $BE is up 1100% in the past year.
Sridhar's "overnight success story" was 25 years of pain and suffering before he was proven right, much like Jensen Huang.
> He started as a NASA rocket scientist devising life support gear for a colony on Mars. The Mars mission got cancelled in 2001.
> So Sridhar took the tech, ran it in reverse, and built a fuel cell that could power buildings on earth with minimal emissions. Spends half a decade in stealth.
> At first he was hailed a genius with a product that could solve climate change with clean energy. But demand just wasn't there. Cash burn. Mockery. Investor anger. The stock fell ~85% from its 2018 IPO at one point.
> Then AI happened. Hyperscalers needed reliable power yesterday. Bloom's solid oxide fuel cells drop on-site, run on natural gas, and turn on in months.
> The product no one wanted became the only thing that can keep AI data centers from going dark. Backlog sits near $20B. Brookfield backing $5B for AI infrastructure. $ORCL signed up for 2.8 GW of fuel cells. 130% year over year revenue growth. EPS growing, profitability.
Buy stocks run by RELENTLESS people.