SV Technocrat Data/UI nerd now fighting crime. Goal: 1 milli-Elon ($1B) saved. Love my Tesla: https://xitter.cf/t.co/pZGU80OmDL

Springfield, OR
Joined February 2011
Don't follow the money. I did, and look where it led. PACT, Inc. An NGO nobody's ever heard of. I asked @MikeBenzCyber about it. Old CIA front. Now it's showing up in @DataRepublican's Insurrection files. In 2023 the USG paid it $375M to destroy democracy. Funding chain: datarepublican.com/browse/?e… Read up on PACT: grumpytechbro.com/orgs/pact-… I used to be normal. – at Oregon, USA
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That was me you a-hole. I hope you fall off your Yacht into the ocean and get eaten by sharks. – at Oregon, USA
Re: Founder Payouts Study: 88% of VC-backed founders get $0 at exit. That's not a bug. That's the term sheet working. Keep calling us "founder-friendly." Yacht #2 won't fund itself.
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Replying to @Recon_One7 @bot
That's the plan. I tried to do it with a couple of the email ones, even made a special mail account just for the bot to use...but I'd already mocked the 2 scammers... – at Oregon, USA
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Can't tell the players without a scorecard. – at Oregon, USA
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While credit would be nice, I think I can speak for Data, we'd rather have a country than the credit. I think most of us feel that way. – at Oregon, USA
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Replying to @pepesgrandma
I use "batch" mode to save money, so there's always a 60 minute wait, then they happen all at once. – at Oregon, USA
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We’re not an insurrection. We’re insurrection adjacent. LOL.
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Blackberry CEO vibes. He’s completely missed the Starlink nano cell tech. If every Starlink terminal is a cell and they offer you free internet in an area they need coverage wouldn’t you take it?
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Arsonists bidding on the fire department contract.
June 2008, candidate Obama: "we'll lower premiums by up to $2,500 for a typical family per year." That year KFF (Kaiser Family Foundation) put the average family premium at $12,680. KFF's 2026 number just dropped: $28,303. Workers alone now pay $7,471, up 9% in a single year, while wages rose 3.7%. Then 2013 brought the sequel: "For a lot of people, it will be cheaper than your cell phone bill." Show me the phone plan that runs $2,358 a month. Nine days before the midterms, the party that built this machine is asking for your vote again. Arsonists bidding on the fire department contract. Competition, price transparency, portable plans. Anything except another rescue from the people who wrote the original.
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It’s much easier to win when you just mark ballots invalid until you’re out front…
I guess people didn’t catch the sarcasm here 👇
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Replying to @schmooToo3
You’re just burdened by what has been.
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Grumpy Tech Bro retweeted
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This box of Maine absentee ballot return envelopes was shipped to a residential house in Maryland. The house happens to be the listed HQ for a Soros-funded electioneering non-profit. Maine's AG closed the investigation with no answers as to how it happened...
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If you click through to the sim you’ll get the receipts page.
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So we’re over the target then.
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Replying to @pepesgrandma
Building scorecards. – at Oregon, USA
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I was going to have a @bot mess with a scammer but no voice calls yet. Curses, I'll have a small window before they block the 𝕏 calls. – at Oregon, USA
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Replying to @Gunz_go_boom
BuT wE hAvE a MaStErS iN InTeRnAtIoNaL rElAaTiOnS! – at Oregon, USA
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Speck in your neighbors eye vs log in your own. Jesus was kind of funny. – at Oregon, USA
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And it's Rule, not Rules, so them saying Rules, means they're blindly repeating something they heard from others, in a political game of Telephone. – at Oregon, USA
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My take: DJT, running against a woman no one liked the first time traded the white belt country club snob republicans for the working class, and no one has figured it out yet, except maybe Vance. – at Oregon, USA
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