Some of you may have seen in the other place a post recently about forming an AIG. I don’t think its a particularly controversial statement to say that most of the get-shit-done Apes are long gone from the other place. For the sake of brevity I’m going to call the Apes in the Miller eco-system the dream team. You know who you are.

Did the dream team ever look into the possibility of an AIG? Was there a serious discussion about forming one? Would an AIG actually help Apes reach 100% DRS of GME? Could it potentially put us at odds with the board at GameStop? Might it take away our current strength (decentralised individuals) and instead give the enemy a tangible target?

For all I know you’ve already got the ball rolling on this. Either way. Good, bad, ugly, it would be good to hear everyone’s thoughts.

  • @MozooZEnglish
    5•10 months ago

    Wall Street really does not like Activist investors as they mess with their game they have rigged. Imagine if household investors who are getting introduced more and more to the market learn about the power of shares and the benefits of being invested in a company.

    This a million times over.

    The larger Wall Street network and regime wants people to sit back and not be active. As such, getting up, being active, and organizing is their Achilles nutsack.