MeidasTouch RESPONDS to BREAKING NEWS - 1/27/25
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Everything Trump touches dies. E-T-T-D. So, over the weekend and today, what's Donald Trump pretty much been doing all day? Golfing, golfing, and more golfing. And while he was golfing, guess what he was killing? Our stock markets. The NASDAQ tanked today, and so did the S&P. Remember last week when Donald Trump brought those AI tech bros, the broligarchs, to the Oval Office to announce Stargate? a $500 billion so-called investment into American AI, despite the fact that a lot of that was being built over the past several years anyway. Well, all of a sudden we heard that China was releasing its own AI. They released something called DeepSeq, which was an open source based AI. And because it was open source, the American proprietary version
of the AI and all of the companies that spent billions of dollars investing in it, they started to tank. So look, that visual image right there of the AI roligarchs in the Oval Office and now China just very subtly but powerfully undercutting everything that took place. E-T-T-D. Everything Trump touches dies. How about Trump's meme coin? Well, that continues to crash. It's lost over 50% of its value. Who would have thought that when you look at Trump's stock, Trump's failing businesses, Trump's failing meme coins, that when he would start touching our economy, which he already screwed up the first time, it would screw up again. Epiphany, wow, that was so hard for us to all figure out. Come on, people here, everything Trump touches dies.
Speaking of which, a literal person died, a January Sixer died, who was someone who was pardoned by Donald Trump in Indiana. Someone who attacked police. Guess what he did when Trump released them? He attacked police. And guess what happened? The police shot and killed them. Who would have thought that if you release people who kill police and attack police and try to do it, they would do it again? I don't know. Maybe everybody with common sense. Literally, ETTD, everything Trump touches dies. You had that Friday night massacre where Donald Trump unlawfully fired all of those inspectors, generals, somewhere between... 14 and 17 of these inspector generals got fired.
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