By “lost”, we mean they paid out hundreds of millions of dollars to the businesses of friends and family, from the billions of dollars of corruption money that was funneled into the company as crypto “investments” from foreign criminals? Sure. Let’s keep going with the “ha-ha, Trump is such a loser, and he will die next week” narrative as he is strengthening his authoritarian grip on political power and his gross enrichment from the most blatant forms of corruption the developed world has seen.
Don’t worry, I’m sure they’ll just double down using our taxpayer dollars 🫠
The reported losses come five months after Trump Media announced plans to merge in a $6bn deal with a California nuclear fusion company TAE Technologies that aims to power artificial intelligence datacenters.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TAE_Technologies
The Government of Russia, through the joint-stock company Rusnano, invested in Tri Alpha Energy in October 2012, and Anatoly Chubais, Rusnano CEO, became a board member.
Mmmhmm.
So the deep game is to create demand for Russian energy by building wasteful AI data centers.
It all starts to make better sense.
“lost”
"Oops"
Clearly Trump and cronies extracted what they wanted from it and now it's an empty husk.
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