Just good enough, won't work anymore.

Trumpism will collapse. It is too tied up with the infantilised deformation of a single man’s personality. But Trumpism going away does not make it an abberation. In reality, Trumpism is a warm up act for the more serious authoritarianism to come in the 2030s.

This platform is completely illegitimate. Musk published the Origin country on all accounts and then quickly took it down when it revealed the wide ranging maga bots and maga foreign accounts from Russia, Nigeria, Morocco etc . . Musk pays these content creators. Goebbels USA.

X IS A DUMPSTER FIRE OF LIES, BOTS AND CALCULATED MISINFORMATION. The more time you spend here the more stupid you will become.

Every time I get on X, my hate for my fellow citizens grows deeper. X is a dumpster fire of fascistic propaganda.

Question to Grok: Did Ireland steal the entire United States pharmaceutical industry as Trump claimed? “No, Ireland did not "steal" the entire United States pharmaceutical industry. This claim seems to stem from exaggerated rhetoric rather than factual evidence. What has happened is that Ireland has become a major hub for pharmaceutical manufacturing and exports, attracting many U.S.-based companies due to its favorable economic conditions, not through theft or coercion. Ireland’s rise in the pharmaceutical sector is well-documented. The country is one of the world’s top exporters of pharmaceuticals, ranking third globally in 2021 with $70.6 billion in exports, behind Germany ($115 billion) and Switzerland ($90.2 billion), but ahead of the U.S. ($81.5 billion) in some metrics. This success is largely due to a deliberate strategy starting in the 1960s, when Ireland began attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) from U.S. and other multinational pharmaceutical companies. Companies like Pfizer, AbbVie, and Johnson & Johnson have established significant operations there, employing tens of thousands and contributing to Ireland’s economy, where pharma accounts for about 45% of goods exports as of 2024. The attraction isn’t theft—it’s economics. Ireland offers a low corporate tax rate (historically 12.5%, now shifting to 15% under global agreements), a skilled workforce, and access to the European Union market. U.S. companies often set up subsidiaries in Ireland to manufacture drugs, sometimes shifting intellectual property (IP) there to reduce tax liabilities in the U.S. This practice, often called "tax inversion" or profit-shifting, allows firms to "import" drugs back to the U.S. at higher costs while booking profits in Ireland. Critics argue this disadvantages the U.S. Treasury and consumers, but it’s a legal strategy enabled by U.S. tax policy gaps, not an Irish heist. Claims on platforms like X suggesting Ireland "has the entire U.S. pharmaceutical industry in its grasp" oversimplify the situation. The U.S. still has a massive domestic pharma presence—think of giants like Merck or Eli Lilly—and remains the largest market for drug consumption, generating $660 billion in revenue in 2025 projections. Ireland’s role is more about production and tax optimization, not ownership or control. In 2019, U.S. pharma imports were $151 billion, with Ireland and Switzerland as key sources, but this reflects strategic outsourcing, not a takeover. The idea of "stealing" also ignores mutual benefits. U.S. companies gain tariff-free access to the EU and other markets from Ireland, boosting their global reach. Meanwhile, Ireland’s economy grows, employing over 50,000 in the sector. It’s a symbiotic relationship, though one that’s sparked debate about U.S. tax reform and trade deficits (e.g., $93 billion in pharma trade deficit in 2020). So, no grand theft occurred—just smart positioning by Ireland and profit-driven decisions by U.S. firms, enabled by policy on both sides of the Atlantic. The narrative of "stealing" is more political hyperbole than reality.”

99% of the goods that travel between Canada and the United States are tariff free. There are almost no trade barriers between the United States and Canada. Here are the few which remain. 1) Both the United States and Canada protect their media, respectively insisting on majority ownership by their own nationals. 2) Canada wisely protects its own dairy and poultry industry by imposing tariffs on American dairy and poultry products once American imports reach a certain quota. (Check egg prices in Canada) 3) The United States on the other hand imposes a 5 to 10% tariff on Canadian lumber as we have argued that Canadian lumber is government subsidized. 4) Both Canada and the United States, allow foreign banks to operate within their territory, however, there are numerous restrictions in both countries preventing foreign banks from opening retail banking outlets. That’s pretty much it. Canada is our largest trading partner. Trump is starting a trade war over economically trivial issues.

Hello, back after ban. Musk says he is limiting my reach because he does not like what I am saying. I am also accused of manipulating the platform. Please give me a like if you see this. Its the only statistic here I can rely on. Thank you

Look at the lying hypocrite

The Takedown

This is America.

The Answer Is Yes.

Fellow Americans look at the example of what a leader of a country looks and speaks like.

I’m demanding Sec. Duffy explain why his agency is suddenly selecting Musk’s Starlink for FAA use after a contract was already signed with Verizon. This new deal reeks of corrupt, self-serving abuse of taxpayer dollars.

Pre-TRUMPLICAN RUBIO was a solid defender of Europe. He just denied that the United States was pulling out of NATO but even if that’s true every NATO member has just seen how they’ll be treated if Russia invades them. What has been seen cannot be unseen. Rubio Warns Of The Threat Putin Poses To NATO And Russia’s Neighbors youtu.be/qO9wbFFZesE?si=QUvz… via @YouTube

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