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Creatix / June 30, 2025 The U.S. national debt has surpassed $34.7 trillion , and the cost of servicing that debt— just the interest payments—has soared to over $1 trillion annually as of mid-2025. This marks a historic shift: we now spend more just paying interest on the National debt than on defense, Medicare, or any single discretionary program. Economists warn that unless fiscal policy changes, interest costs will crowd out critical investments in infrastructure, education, and innovation, deepening the structural debt burden for future generations. From Osama to MAGA OBBA: the path to U.S. bankruptcy. Osama Bin Laden "succeeded" in putting us in a path to bankruptcy. The U.S. national debt began to increase dramatically after 9/11, marking a sharp departure from the budget surpluses of the late 1990s. In response to the terrorist attacks, the U.S. launched costly wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, while also implementing sweeping tax cuts under the Bush administration. These...

Creatix / June 29, 2025 TikTok's Socialist Movement in New York City  In one of the most unexpected political turns in recent New York history, Zohran Mamdani , the democratic socialist Assemblymember from Queens, has defeated former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic primary for New York City mayor. While the general election remains to be decided in November of this year, Mamdani is now the clear frontrunner. His socialist victory signals not just a generational shift, but the rise of a new kind of political power: one fueled by TikTok , a Chinese-owned social media platform that has become Gen Z’s ideological training ground. From Astoria to Citywide Dominance Mamdani first rose to prominence as a bold and principled advocate for tenants’ rights, public transportation reform, and wealth redistribution in the State Assembly. But his stunning mayoral primary win wasn’t just about policy—it was about algorithmic delivery powered by Chinese media company. Mamdani didn’t r...

Market at Record High—Take Profits and Prepare for Big Short Once Tariffs Hit June 27, 2025 | By Creatix The stock market is basking in all-time highs. Seasoned investors know that the best time to make money is not always when the party’s loudest, but when the exit is quiet. With major indexes like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq setting new records, it’s time to ask the hard question: is it time to leave the party?  The answer may be “yes”. Tariffs could be the pin that bursts the bubble. 🚨 The Warning Signs Are Flashing Despite strong earnings reports from tech giants and surging enthusiasm around AI and robotics, underlying risks are growing: Inflation remains sticky : Core prices are rising, especially in services and housing. Everything is super expensive. Prices are not rising as an accelerated pace for now (before the tariffs), but the reality is that they are super high. That's why corporate profits are at record highs. We, in business. are milking the working class.  ...

Creatix / June 26, 205 🏛️ Are We Working Our President to Death? The Hidden Toll of America’s Most Demanding Job The President of the United States is often called “the leader of the free world”. But is this leader practically a slave?  Behind the prestigious title lies one of the most grueling, relentless, and exhausting roles in modern human society. We're a Nation of workaholics and make our President the Workaholic in Chief. From pre-dawn intelligence briefings to late-night strategy sessions, the president's schedule rarely allows for rest, let alone a normal human life. As Americans debate policies, party lines, and performance, we often overlook a basic truth: being president can be dangerously taxing to human health.  🕰️ A 24/7 Job That Never Ends Unlike most jobs, the presidency comes with no off-switch . Every moment—every crisis, war, market crash, natural disaster, political uprising, celebration, mourning—lands directly at the president’s face. Sleep is often i...

Creatix / June 23, 2025 Time to Buy Palantir and CrowdStrike?  Yessir. AI is a double edged sword. Like any technology, it will be leveraged by both the "good" and the "bad". It will be used for offense and for defense. As the world becomes more digital and thus subject to AI armageddon, one thing is crystal clear: the demand for cybersecurity will only increase in the next years.  Regardless of whether the Israel / Iran conflict escalates or de-escalates, cyber security will remain in high focus. Cyberwarfare, cyberterrorism, and cyber crimes will continue gaining relevance as worldwide threats regardless of how peaceful or violent the world becomes. Crime doesn't pay, but you can always bet on it.  Crime has been a constant feature of human societies throughout history, evolving alongside civilization itself. From ancient theft and tribal raids to modern cybercrime, the drive to exploit others for personal gain has never disappeared and will never disappear, a...

Creatix / June 22, 2025 Tesla Is the New Apple: From EVs to AI Robotaxis, this Pivot Can Change Everything In 2007, Apple redefined itself—and the world—with the launch of the iPhone. What began as a computer company became the global leader in mobile technology. Nearly two decades later, Tesla is making a similar pivot : from electric vehicles to  autonomous robotaxis . Just as Apple used the iPhone to shift from niche to necessity, Tesla is now betting that AI  autonomy, not EVs , will drive its next trillion dollars of value. The market is buying the hype. So are we. So should Warren Buffett. What do you think? 📱 Apple’s Pivot: From Mac to iPhone In the early 2000s, Apple was still known primarily for its computers—MacBooks, iMacs, and the occasional iPod. Then came the iPhone , a touchscreen device that combined phone, computer, and camera into one revolutionary product. Apple’s pivot wasn’t just hardware—it was software , ecosystem , and vertical control : iOS became ...

Are we at War Again? Creatix / June 22, 2025 Short answer: no. Practical answer: maybe. Scary answer: yes. Super scary answer: in WWIII 🕊️ 1. Iran Strikes. No formal “war” declaration Congress has never voted to declare war on Iran. Under the U.S. Constitution, only Congress holds that power. While Presidents have frequently ordered military strikes under the War Powers framework, there is no official state of war between the U.S. and Iran. Current U.S. leaders—including Vice President Vance—have explicitly stated that recent attacks on Iranian facilities do not amount to war and were limited to specific targets tied to nuclear capabilities ( thedailybeast.com ). ⚔️ 2. What is happening On June 22, 2025 , the U.S. launched Operation Midnight Hammer , striking three Iranian nuclear sites—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—using B‑2 bombers with bunker‑busting bombs and Tomahawk missiles ( apnews.com ). These strikes were carried out in support of Israel’s campaign against Iran...