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Today I'm going to connect four things: Milei's success, Bukele's success, the collapse of the system, and Jensen Huang being pushed out of Nvidia. It looks like four news stories. It's one story. On September 23, Javier Milei stood at the UN General Assembly and said what nobody in that room wanted to hear: the institution has become a useless organization whose only purpose is to feed "a caste of fatally arrogant parasites disguised as well-intentioned bureaucrats." He wasn't only talking about the UN. He was talking about an entire system. And Milei beat that system on the economy first. In November 2023, more than a hundred economists, led by Thomas Piketty, warned that electing him would bring devastation to Argentina. He applied the Austrian school, took a chainsaw to the state, and shut down the printing press. Inflation went from over 200% a year to around 2% a month. Poverty went from nearly 53% at the height of the shock therapy to 28% by the end of 2025, its lowest level since 2018. The experts were wrong. Bukele beat it on security. El Salvador was the murder capital of the world. It became one of the safest countries in the Americas. And at the end of October, when four of his soldiers were ambushed in Haiti, he sent 2,000 troops while the international community had spent years managing the problem with conferences. The institutions were wrong. Hence the collapse. Not of Argentina or El Salvador. Of the system that lectured them. Its economic predictions were proven false. Its international missions failed. Its experts are no longer believed. For decades it survived on narrative. The narrative no longer survives contact with results. And a system that loses on the facts doesn't reform. It panics. Enter Jensen Huang. Huang isn't just the man who built the infrastructure of the entire AI revolution. He's also one of the biggest champions of open source AI in the world. To him, open innovation is the foundation of AI progress. Nvidia has become one of the largest publishers of open models on the planet, and this year it launched a coalition of labs to build frontier-level open source models. Now think about what that means. A closed superintelligence, controlled by a handful of players and supervised by regulators, is the perfect tool for the caste. It can be filtered, steered, licensed. An open source superintelligence is the opposite. A truth machine in the hands of every citizen. Able to audit a budget, take apart a rigged statistic, trace where every cent of public money goes, and compare promises to results. Corrupt institutions don't survive that. Neither do their lies. I believe that if open source wins, it's the end of globalism as we know it. So whatever you think of the Huang affair, look at what happened in the hours after his fall: the people who have dreamed for years of putting AI under supervision rushed in. Scott Wiener, the man behind California's AI regulation bills, immediately called for comprehensive national AI regulation. This isn't a conspiracy. It's a survival reflex. When the leading champion of open AI stumbles, the system sees an opening and charges through it. It's no accident that Milei, in that same UN speech, defended the development of AI. He understood it's the one battlefield where the caste can still buy time. And the one where it can lose everything. That's the logic. Milei proved their economics were wrong. Bukele proved their approach to security was wrong. Reality is collapsing their credibility. And open AI threatens to make their lies impossible. So they panic. It's too late. The box is open. We are at the dawn of the total collapse of the empire of corruption. They had the narrative. We have reality. https://fixupx.com/brivael/status/2121700709582172518

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