Sam Bardo retweeted
today i learned that Elon is also getting into 3D-printing human organs in space
and the end goal is printing entire replacement hearts and kidneys up there
the reason they do it in space is actually pretty simple:
> an organ only works if it has the exact right shape, down to the tiny blood vessels
> but you can't really print that on Earth
> because freshly printed tissue is as soft as jelly, so gravity makes it sag and the shape collapses
> but obv in space nothing pulls it down, so it holds its shape perfectly
> so they let it grow up there for a couple weeks until the cells knit together and it's firm enough to survive gravity
> then they bring it back home
so far they've only printed small patches of heart, knee cartilage, kidney and liver tissue
but if this works at scale, the 100,000+ Americans waiting on a transplant could get a new organ printed in space instead of waiting for a donor
today i learned that Elon is getting into space drugs
it's called Starfall and it's basically a flying drug lab
> drug companies pack their ingredients into a 10-foot-wide capsule
> a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carries it into orbit
> the drugs grow on their own with nobody on board
> then the capsule falls back to Earth and parachutes into the Pacific
the reason they go through all that hassle is that drugs come out way better when they’re made in space
because the tiny crystals they’re made of grow evenly up there instead of lumpy like they do on Earth
take Keytruda, the best-selling drug in the world
scientists grew its crystals on the space station, which helped turn it from a 2-hour IV drip into a 1-minute shot
and the craziest part is that some medicine might only be possible to develop up there
for example: scientists couldn't get clean crystals of a key Duchenne muscular dystrophy protein on Earth
but the ones grown in space finally showed its shape and led to a new drug that went into human trials
so i think space will unlock a whole new class of drugs that are impossible to make on Earth
Sam Bardo retweeted
The Paycheck Protection Program was created to save American jobs, not to enrich those who aren’t eligible for taxpayer-funded relief, especially the wife of a U.S. Senator.
Strand Book Store, owned by Nancy Bass Wyden, wife of U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, received $932,350 in second draw PPP funds despite a federal law barring businesses controlled by a member of Congress or their spouse from receiving those loans.
Our Fraud and Asset Recovery Division will expose this abuse, pursue those who exploit taxpayer dollars, and hold them accountable. No one gets a pass when it comes to defrauding the American taxpayer.
Today, @USAttyPirro announced that Strand Book Store, Inc. has agreed to pay $1,482,560 because the New York City bookstore violated the False Claims Act by improperly applying for and receiving a second draw loan under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) for which it was not eligible. Strand was ineligible because Senator Ron Wyden’s wife was the owner.
justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/stran…
Sam Bardo retweeted
HOLY COW!
I’M SCREAMING!
Republicans just flipped the governorship of Guam from 🟦🔜🟥.
Keep going — don’t stop for a gosh darn second.
Sam Bardo retweeted
🚨 Late night ruling from the Ninth Circuit after SCOTUS declined to issue an injunction pending appeal.
California and Washington state are now on official notice. The 2-1 panel ruled that the thousands of non-citizen ballots CAN be sequestered. Election officials can also face prosecution for counting the noncitizen ballots, per the ruling.
Sam Bardo retweeted
I’m smiling right now 😉
An FEC complaint has been filed against US Senator Mark Kelly for Smurfing. Totaling a stunning $41,300,637.00
Smurfing is criminal money laundering into political campaigns, using "Smurfs" = straw men.
Political Committee C00706861, MARK KELLY VICTORY FUND has accepted 961. Smurfed donor transactions totaling $2,054,634 from 581 unique Smurfing donors. That these transactions encompass 27.2% of the 3,536 available committee transactions and also being 24.6% of the $8,355,160 full committee transaction valuation
Political Committee C00696526, MARK KELLY FOR SENATE has accepted 790,641. Smurfed donor transactions totaling $39,246,003 from 46,697 unique Smurfing donors. That these transactions encompass 68.3% of the 1,157,117 available committee transactions and also being 36.6% of the $107,149,771 full committee transaction valuation.
Statutory Violations: 52 U.S.C. §§ 30122, 30116(f), 30102, 30104, and 30121.
Not sure if there is a more wayward, anti-American than this guy. He is NOT a US Senator as he cheated big time in his election(s).
W.H.G
Sam Bardo retweeted
🚨🇺🇦Chaos in Kyiv after people discover Zelensky's torture chambers, where more than 40 men are being held captive.
In Kyiv, Ukraine, people have just uncovered basements where Zelensky's units tortured kidnapped Ukrainians.
According to initial witness accounts, the torturers broke prisoners' bones, cut off body parts, and sexually abused them.
Who knows how many more of these torture chambers exist across Ukraine?
The evil Zelensky is inflicting on his own people is directly supported by the EU.
Sam Bardo retweeted
BREAKING: Abu Musa was just sworn in as Hamtramck's new acting mayor
He barely speaks English, doesn't even live there, was caught on tape stuffing ballots before his narrow victory
Sam Bardo retweeted
No one is talking about what’s really at stake in tomorrow’s midterm elections…
An election defeat for the Left means Democrats will not hold power for 100 years. Here’s how…
The Right has a generational opportunity to change America’s elections forever. 2026 locks in the path for 2028. Whoever is in power in 28’ will oversee the 2030 census.
With a fair census that stops counting illegal aliens and robbing red states of apportionment:
California loses 10 seats
New York loses 5
Illinois loses 4
Red states, which are growing, will GAIN +20 seats. We will also will be able to redistrict during this time. Say goodbye to a half dozen more Democrat seats, looking at you Indiana.
This will make it mathematically near impossible for a Democrat to win The House or an Electoral College victory in a national election.
This will be a historic realignment that could change the nation forever.
Let this be your motivation to get out and Vote tomorrow. This is how we save the country for our children and our children’s children.
Sam Bardo retweeted
🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: The Trump DOJ has appealed to the US SUPREME COURT to BLOCK California from mingling 20,000 noncitizen ballots with all other ballots
BILL ESSAYLI: "Every one of the 20,000 is a confirmed non-citizen and we believe that they are receiving ballots or have received ballots in this election!"
What California is doing is DANGEROUS 😠
Not ONE illegal ballot should be counted. Don't let them steal it!
Sam Bardo retweeted
BREAKING: We now know who covered the windows at Detroit’s TCF Center in the 2020 election.
A Democrat poll challenger did it.
New evidence from nearly one million Detroit 2020 election documents shows why the windows were covered at the TCF Center. Democrat poll challenger David Burcar led the effort to block GOP observers. Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson later claimed Detroit Police covered the windows because they were being broken. Records show police did not do it and no windows were broken. The same review found only 132 actual military overseas ballots, yet officials processed thousands of ballots labeled “military,” many tied to Detroit addresses. Volunteers are calling for an FBI and DOJ investigation.
Developing....
WOW.
Megyn Kelly just laid out the ENTIRE case against Ilhan Omar. 👇
Citing Power Line's Scott Johnson, Kelly says:
🔹 In 1995, Ilhan entered the US posing as a member of the "Omar family," which Kelly says was NOT her real family
🔹 Her birth name was Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, per Kelly
🔹 Kelly says Ilhan, her sister and her father got asylum here under false names, while three other siblings went to the UK
🔹 One of those siblings, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, is the man Ilhan married in 2009. They divorced in 2017.
Kelly says the proof was in old social media posts from 2012–2013, before Ilhan ran for office:
🔹 A 2013 Father's Day post: "Happy Father's Day to my abo Nur Said," deleted in 2019
🔹 Posts where Ahmed called Ilhan's daughter and their sister Layla's twins his "nieces"
🔹 Kelly says Alpha News, Power Line and the Daily Caller grabbed screenshots before the posts were scrubbed
Kelly also says Omar's story keeps changing. Omar told Chris Hayes the rumor started on Somali blogs, and a week later called it a right-wing conspiracy theory.
Kelly's verdict: "This is all a farce."
Omar has long denied all of it and says her name has always been Ilhan Omar.
It's time she's REMOVED from Congress.
From America too.
Sam Bardo retweeted
So holding Democrats and leftists accountable for weaponizing the FBI and DOJ against Republicans and obstructing my investigation is now considered weaponizing the government?
How do you obtain justice in a judiciary populated by leftist judges?
BREAKING: A judge dismisses a criminal complaint against two former FBI officials accused of lying to Congress about Hunter Biden. apnews.com/article/fbi-hunte…
Sam Bardo retweeted
President Trump was almost put in prison for "pressuring" Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger to investigate election fraud in his state.
5 years later, Georgia admits they ILLEGALLY certified 315,000 ballots during the 2020 election
Biden "won" by 11,779 votes.
Let that sink in...
Sam Bardo retweeted
The deep-sea 'emergency service' that keeps the internet running .
THE UNDERSEA CABLES ARE BEING CUT.
NOT BY RUSSIA.
BY THE WHITE HATS.
Three of the primary undersea fiber-optic cables in the Atlantic were severed in a coordinated operation.
The corporate media is already preparing the narrative: "Russian sabotage." "Chinese aggression." "A threat to global communications."
THEY ARE LYING TO YOU BECAUSE THE CABLES WERE NOT CUT BY A FOREIGN ENEMY. THEY WERE CUT BY THE WHITE HATS.
What they are hiding in total panic: At exactly 03:00 AM Eastern, the primary data pipelines that connect the old corporate servers in North America to the old corporate servers in Europe were permanently severed. The cables did not fail. They were cut - by operatives with access to the maintenance submersibles that service the cables. The operation was signed off at 11:47 PM the night before.
No press release. No emergency alert. No explanation.
THE OLD TRANSATLANTIC DATA PIPELINE IS DEAD.
For decades, the undersea cables were the backbone of the old internet - the physical infrastructure that connected the corporate media servers, the Wall Street trading algorithms, and the intelligence agency data centers. Every byte that traveled between the US and Europe went through those cables. They were the nervous system of the old matrix.
They told you the cables were secure.
They told you they were redundant.
They told you they could not be cut.
BUT THEY FORGOT THAT CABLES CAN BE SEVERED.
Here is what the undersea cable cut is actually unleashing behind the scenes right now:
▪️ The Server Farm Freeze: The old data centers in Virginia, New York, and London are no longer connected to each other. The high-frequency trading algorithms that depended on millisecond latency between New York and London are now dead. The arbitrage machines that extracted billions from the markets are running on empty. The old financial system is blind.
▪️ The Narrative Disconnection: The corporate media networks — CNN, BBC, MSNBC - are no longer connected to their European headquarters. The scripts are still being written. But the data that was used to coordinate the narrative across the Atlantic is gone. The old media is not being silenced. It is being disconnected from its source.
▪️ The Quantum Mesh Reroute: The traffic that was flowing through the severed cables is being rerouted through the Starlink quantum mesh. The internet is not down. It is being migrated - from the old physical cables to the new quantum infrastructure. The old system is being bypassed. The new system is already live.
You don't cut the primary undersea cables unless you are ready to shut down the old transatlantic data pipeline that connects the entire corporate control grid.
They told you the cables were secure. They called you crazy for questioning the infrastructure. They laughed when you said the cables could be cut.
Look at the internet tonight. The pages are still loading. But the data is not traveling through the same cables. The old pipeline is dead. The new pipeline is quantum. The white hats did not cut the cables to destroy the internet. They cut the cables to free it.
The internet is not being shut down. It is being reclaimed.
Sam Bardo retweeted
🚨🔥 HOLY SMOKES! TRUMP JUST DROPPED THE ULTIMATE POWER MOVE 🇺🇸
After speaking directly with Canadian PM Mark Carney, President Trump announces: CANADA is building and fully funding the Keystone Pipeline revival as part of a major trade deal concept!
“We have the concept of an agreement… They’re going to build the Keystone pipeline. They’re going to pay for it. They’re going to pay for ALL of it. We’re going to give them the route.”
💥 Biden killed Keystone on his FIRST DAY in office in 2021 — crushing thousands of jobs and burying American energy independence under climate virtue-signaling.
NOW Trump is bringing it BACK… and our northern neighbor is footing the entire bill! 🛢️📈
DEALMAKER-IN-CHIEF strikes again. Energy. Jobs. America First. Zero cost to US taxpayers.
The media is about to go completely radio silent. 🤫
This is what winning looks like. 🇺🇸🔥
Sam Bardo retweeted
Louisiana figured out how to turn $3 of natural gas into $300. That's why SpaceX, Meta, Amazon and Hyundai are all pouring money into the same state at the same time.
The rocket is the easiest place to see it. SpaceX is spending $100 billion on what Elon calls the biggest launch site on Earth, down in Vermilion Parish. That same parish is home to Henry Hub, the pipeline junction where the price of natural gas gets set for the entire country. And Starship burns liquid methane, which is basically natural gas chilled until it turns into a liquid.
Once you see that, the rest of Louisiana's $300 billion project map clicks into place. Almost every pin on it is a different way to sell the same gas.
Six of them are export terminals. They chill the gas to minus 260°F until it shrinks 600 times over and fits on a tanker. Louisiana handled 61% of America's LNG exports in 2024, and no country on the planet exports more LNG than America does.
A lot of the others are gas turned into something you'd never guess. The ammonia plants pull hydrogen out of methane and bond it to nitrogen from the air to make fertilizer. Lake Charles Methanol turns it into methanol. Hyundai's $5.8 billion mill uses gas to rip the oxygen out of iron ore, then melts the iron into steel for its car plants in Alabama and Georgia. Shintech takes gas liquids and salt and makes PVC pipe out of them.
Then you get to the data centers, which are the newest way to ship Louisiana gas out of Louisiana. Entergy is building 10 gas plants just to feed Meta's Hyperion campus in Richland Parish. The seven newest add 5,200 megawatts by themselves, about five times what New Orleans uses on a typical day. Amazon put its campuses outside Shreveport, right on top of the Haynesville Shale.
Here's where the $300 comes from. A million BTUs of gas goes for about $2.90 at Henry Hub right now. Burn it in a modern gas plant and you get roughly 150 kilowatt-hours of electricity. That's enough to run one Nvidia H100, plus its share of the server and the cooling, for about 100 hours. AI companies rent those chips for around $3 an hour, so the same $2.90 of gas ends up worth about $300.
So every company on that map wants to do something with the gas before it leaves the state. A hundredfold markup will do that.
Starship pushes it furthest. A fully fueled Starship holds more than 5,000 tons of propellant, and roughly a fifth of that is liquid methane. Elon wants 30 flights a day out of Starbase Louisiana. At that pace you're looking at around 1.7 billion cubic feet of gas a day, close to a tenth of everything America currently exports as LNG, all going up through one launch site.
The timing works out pretty well for the people drilling it. Gas got so cheap this fall that EQT and Expand Energy, the two biggest producers in the country, said they'd hold back output until prices come back up. Spot gas at Henry Hub fell to $2.52 on October 27, the lowest it's been since November 2024. Every project on that map is a long-term buyer for gas the drillers can't get a good price for today.
When SpaceX explained why it picked Louisiana, the whole answer fit in one line, "you need ample gas, and you need the right trajectories."
Every other company on that map showed up for the first half of that sentence.
This is not normal what is happening in Louisiana right now. $300+ Billion in the project pipeline....
$100B – SpaceX Starbase LA (Planned)
$50B – Meta Hyperion AI Data Center (Under Construction)
$18B – Venture Global Plaquemines LNG Expansion (Planned)
$18B – Amazon Multi-Site AI Data Centers (Under Construction)
$18B – Argent LNG (Planned)
$18B – Woodside LNG (Under Construction)
$15B – Venture Global CP2 LNG (Under Construction)
$13B – Entergy Energy Buildout for Meta (Planned)
$10B – Commonwealth LNG (Under Construction)
$10B – Hut 8 AI Data Center (Under Construction)
$10B – Cameron LNG Expansion (Planned)
$8B – Ascencion Carbon Ammonia (Planned)
$6B – Hyundai Steel Mill (Under Construction)
$4B – Applied Digital AI Data Center (Under Construction)
$4B – CF Industries Ammonia Plant (Under Construction)
$4B – Lake Charles Methanol II (Planned)
$3B – Shintech Petrochemical Expansion (Planned)
$3B – DG Fuels Synthetic Chemicals (Planned)
$3B – Louisiana International Terminal (Planned)
Sam Bardo retweeted
Elon Musk runs 120 design reviews a day in 5-minute slots.
He does this while running six different companies at once.
Marc says Elon maps each company as a production process.
Each process has one bottleneck... the single thing slowing it down.
Elon finds the engineer working on that bottleneck and sits with them until it's fixed.
He does this at Tesla 52 times a year. Personally.
"There's no CEO like this."
Most CEOs run their companies through a wall of middle managers.
Andreessen watched IBM collapse under that model.
Inside IBM, they had a name for the failure mode: the "Big Gray Cloud."
It was the traveling court of suited men who kept the CEO away from engineers.
After 12 layers of compounding lies, the CEO had no idea what was happening.
Elon's method is the polar opposite.
Design review math:
- 5 minutes per engineer
- 12 reviews per hour
- 10 hours per day
- 120 reviews per day
An engineer described working for him as entering "a zone of shocking competence."
On sustaining it, Elon's rule is: "I don't take vacations."
Marc Andreessen revealed how Harvard Business School was built on a broken 1941 theory, and how it's now collapsing...
Andreessen co-founded Netscape in 1994 and a16z in 2009.
He has sat on Meta's board since 2008.
He has spent 30 years backing founders and watching managerial CEOs lose to them.
The pattern traces back to one book: James Burnham's The Machiavellians (1941).
Burnham argued every great company had been founder-run.
Henry Ford ran Ford. Bob Noyce ran Intel.
Today, Elon Musk runs Tesla, SpaceX, and Starlink.
Then, he said, something broke.
Between the 1880s and the 1920s, a new philosophy replaced the founder. It was called managerialism.
The professional manager would now hold a portable skill, usable across any business.
The consequences were:
- Harvard Business School
- Stanford Business School
- Management as a universal skill
- The 1970s conglomerate
"That assumes the managers are going to do a good job," Andreessen says.
For 30 years, they haven't.
Managers can run something static, he says. Soup is soup. A bank is a bank. A car is a car.
But when the industry changes, the manager freezes.
Look at SpaceX.
"Imagine being a professionally trained manager, trained at a top management school, working for a rocket launch company, competing with SpaceX."
Then Elon's rockets started landing on their butt.
"Your management skills ... what good are they at that point?"
Andreessen's conclusion:
"You're much more likely to build something important in the 21st century if you start with the founder and train them on management."






































