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▲ DivingForGold 3 hours ago

https://wallhop.io/https://www.nytimes.com/2026/11/15/us/pol...

Lutnick is a TRAITOR, he manipulated the system to benefit his company, at the expense of the National Security of the US, by investing in this Malaysian data center which in effect, allowed the Chinese military a source to run their code on Blackwells, and if he's not arrested for treason and a stop put to it, all the next generations of advanced Nvidia GPUs.

▲WokeUp420 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Don't forget he's also a pedophile

▲fc8b an hour ago | parent [-]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but other than the shady real estate deal he barely knew Epstein. They were, coincidentally neighbors, but Lutnick wasn’t a frequent flyer like Gates or Clinton.

▲ryoshu an hour ago | parent | next [-]

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/howard-l...

▲Zigurd 41 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Lutnick has already been caught lying about the extent to which he is interacted with Epstein, when, and whether he ever stopped interacting with him. "Coincidentally neighbors" doesn't wash.

▲3287221 24 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Both his and the larger adjacent Epstein house first belonged to Les Wexner. The smaller one was laundered through some Bronfman family trust and sold to Lutnick.

I highly doubt it was even advertised on the free market.

▲felixgallo 44 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9q28dlyxrzo

▲Oarch 30 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Isn't there a Lutnick-resembling mask on that weird surgery room on the island? Hmm.

▲huntertwo 33 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Barely knew but photographed with his son and Epstein on Epstein’s island?

▲tarnith an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

At this point, anyone who supports Trump is fully guilty by association.

You don't support rapists and pedophiles, and somehow wash your hands of involvement.

Oh, I didn't personally rape a child, is no excuse for supporting someone who does.

edit: Struck a nerve with HN mods did I, wipe the orange off your lips

▲kraken_cult 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Lutnick most certainly wasn't acting alone. The truth of the matter is that The neo-liberal project that hollowed out American business/manufacturing, the supported ruinous offshoring is composed of traitors to the American people on both sides of the aisle. They should all be prosecuted as such.

▲onemoresoop an hour ago | parent | next [-]

One at a time. Or one infractional group at a time at least. Otherwise you have too many rabbits and catch none.

▲helsinkiandrew an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

> The neo-liberal project that hollowed out American business/manufacturing, the supported ruinous offshoring is composed of traitors to the American people on both sides of the aisle. They should all be prosecuted as such.

Remember it was the American people that have been choosing the (cheaper) offshore manufactured products over the American made ones for decades. There are many products still made in America but in general people buy the cheaper ones made from abroad. And they buy more products - TVs, clothes, Barbie dolls because of it.

Who exactly should be prosecuted?

▲digitaltrees 34 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

The US didn’t need to support China joining the WTO and when it became clear that they were not being a good partner (keeping their domestic markets locked to outsiders, requiring tech and IP transfer, requiring domestic partners over 50%, violating international labor and environmental standards etc) they should have been expelled and their goods blocked from all markets that we could get to align.

That would have cut off a source of cheap production.

▲kraken_cult 40 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

The American people purchase goods within the trade regime, they don't set the trade regime. The oligarchs and political "elite" set the trade regime for personal and politic benefit.

Clinton March 8th, 2000, Johns Hopkins SAIS

On manufacturing, after saying American companies would for the first time sell and distribute American-made products inside China, he adds that they could do it “without being forced to relocate manufacturing to China.”

On democracy, after noting that China is agreeing to more than buying American goods, he says “it is agreeing to import one of democracy’s most cherished values, economic freedom.”

▲cmrdporcupine 11 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

With the Trump regime there's been a rather explicit transition from a system of neo-liberal exploitation-with-rules to an out and out oligarchical / corrupt system more analogous to Putin's Russia than Clinton or Obama era US globalized capitalism.

It's .. yes ... worse. Before what you had was an unjust, exploitative, but relatively stable system of rules by which international capitalism operated and in which specific individuals were not allowed to dominate because there was a balancing act of corporate interests, sector by sector, corporation by corporation. If you (not you or I, but corporate entities etc) played by the rules, you might get a chance at the bat.

What's replaced it is outright graft. "Success" is determined by proximity to specific individuals. Success and growth of the overall system is no longer a goal. It's outright "might makes right" politics and what makes it far worse than what came before is not only is it unjust (just like before) for the little guys like you and me.. it is now inherently unstable and prone to collapse.

It's absolutely short termist and interested only in certain families and individuals and maybe sectors.

The people that should be prosecuted are the actual individuals involved.

Also, as a Canadian I'll just say... FUCK Lutnick in particular. Him and Bessent and the whole cabal have made explicit economic war against former "allies" in the name of their own enrichment. It is glorious that they have now have knives out for each other.

▲blueblisters 42 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

not saying it’s necessarily a good thing but offshoring and financialization enabled American companies like Apple to retain a much larger chunk of profits and return more wealth to shareholders, who in turn recycled that money back into American assets, lowered cost of capital, raised valuations, funded startups that raised tech salaries and pulled global talent at the expense of other countries

In an alternate universe, keeping manufacturing industries and jobs onshore would likely have come at the expense of American dominance and high salaries in tech, and higher cost consumer goods - probably not a huge deal to most people

▲kraken_cult 33 minutes ago | parent [-]

> but offshoring and financialization enabled American companies like Apple to retain a much larger chunk of profits and return more wealth to shareholders, who in turn recycled that money back into American assets, lowered cost of capital, raised valuations, funded startups that raised tech salaries and pulled global talent at the expense of other countries

So trickle down, but it only helps a small number of people in a handful of coastal cities? And imports people into the US to then take work from citizens?

And even that is no longer really happening (except for the importing people to take work from citizens), and hasn't for a few years now (not sure if you've seen the tech job market at the moment). Yes, there was a brief period of time that a few technologists were making 6 figures starting..

▲nozzlegear 5 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

[delayed]

▲pseudony 5 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

The American people voted for a clown and got the circus.

Unwinding it all takes. at best, another 2 years.

I get it, these people are pretty terrible, but some reflection and soul-searching is needed. Why is such a large group so gullible/dumb/desperate and how has society/traditional republicans/democrats failed them? How did it come to this?

▲thatsabadlook 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

You know he won't be arrested right?

▲nsoam 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

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▲thatsabadlook 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

His loyalties are to the same thing all oligarchs are. Personal enrichment and wealth. I wouldn't be surprised if the news cycle spins this as a positive thing.

▲ethagnawl 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

... or why he might be easily coerced?

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/10/lutnick-epstein-island-vacat...