The Insanity of the American Stock Market: Funding the Lethal Adversary

The American stock market is a symbol of capitalism and freedom, but its current state reveals an underlying insanity: it is flooded with stocks of companies from communist China, the number one lethal adversary of America. It is no secret that all Chinese companies are ultimately controlled by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), an entity known for its lies, cheating, and authoritarian rule. Yet, American investors continue to pour billions into these companies, unknowingly funding their own enemies.

The Madness Behind Alibaba’s Surge

A perfect example of this insanity occurred last Friday when Alibaba’s (BABA) stock price surged sharply following a positive earnings report and news of Xi Jinping meeting with business elites, including Alibaba’s founder, Jack Ma. Jack Ma is notorious for selling fake, slave-labor products, exploiting the global economy while enriching the CCP.

The CCP and its controlled companies are masters of deception, as shown in their handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, which is believed to be a bioweapon attack. Only the most gullible could believe any financial data or reports coming out of Chinese companies, given their notorious history of falsifying information.

Even more ludicrous is the positive market reaction to the news of Xi Jinping’s meeting with business elites. This illustrates the ridiculous and viciously tyrannical nature of the last communist monster.

Don’t forget the CCP regime is the No. 1 mass murderer in human history, killing 500 million people including over one million Americans in the COVID pandemic.

A Stark Contrast: Alibaba vs. Palantir

While Alibaba’s stock was soaring, the stock of Palantir (PLTR) experienced a rapid decline. Palantir is an AI company led by Alex Karp, a visionary leader who has repeatedly warned about the grave danger posed by communist China. Karp is a rare patriot in the tech industry, standing against the complacency and complicity of American tech elites who naively engage with totalitarian regimes.

Alex Karp sees the threat clearly and has called for entrepreneurs to unite with the U.S. government to defend freedom and defeat America’s enemies. Palantir plays a crucial role in national security, leveraging its advanced AI capabilities to protect the free world.

Yet, on Friday, American investors chose to long the enemy and short the patriot. This absurd contrast between Alibaba’s and Palantir’s stock movements is a vivid illustration of the insanity behind America’s decades-long engagement policy with communist China.

Funding the Enemy: A Self-Destructive Policy

American investors are, knowingly or unknowingly, funding a regime that openly declares its intent to replace the United States as the global superpower. By investing in Chinese companies, Americans are directly financing their own adversaries, enabling the CCP to grow stronger, more technologically advanced, and more capable of challenging U.S. dominance on the world stage.

This is not just economic insanity; it is a national security threat. The CCP uses its financial power to expand its military, increase its influence, and tighten its totalitarian grip on the Chinese people, all while projecting its authoritarian vision globally.

A Call for Change: Support Patriots, Not Tyrants

The madness of funding the enemy while undercutting patriots must end. The second Trump administration holds the hope of reversing this course of stupidity and self-destruction. America must wake up from the illusion of “engagement” and confront the harsh reality of the CCP’s ambitions.

For the survival and victory of freedom, it is imperative to support Alex Karp and Palantir. They represent the frontline defense against the encroaching authoritarianism of the CCP. Investing in companies that stand for freedom, democracy, and national security is not just patriotic; it is a strategic necessity.

Conclusion: A Choice Between Freedom and Tyranny

The contrasting stock movements of Alibaba and Palantir last Friday reveal more than just market volatility—they expose the tragic irony of American investors funding their own adversaries while punishing patriots fighting for freedom. The stock market is not just a place for profit; it is a battleground for values, security, and the future of civilization.

It is time for American investors to make a choice: support the enemy or stand with patriots. The survival of freedom depends on it.

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