DOGE has very little to show for. From $2 trillion savings projected by the South African Nazi, he's got about $50 billion down. He claims $175 billion, but he is lying by including in his calculation contracts that were scheduled to expire anyway. He doesn't have to learn the lying-cheating trade from his mentor, one Donald Dumb; he lied and cheated his way into becoming a US citizen by coming in as a student, but instead of attending classes, he started working illegally. By today's Donald Dumb's standards, ICE would be jailing him in Louisiana or deporting back to his native South Africa where he would live the life of a Nazi Apartheid Afrikaner, stealing land from the indigenous people.
Then TESLA. The ugly cars and trucks that the South African Nazi makes, with similar subsidies from the US government that he has been denying to others, have experienced an unscheduled disassembly in the sales department. His "truck" has been physically and spontaneously disassembling (i.e. parts of the truck fall off) because of poor quality, but it is also suffering disassembly in the minds of potential buyers around the world who are angry at the Nazi South African immigrant. In any case, no one, it seems, wants to buy a car from a cruel and racist cheat serving the dictator-in-chief. April's one-month sales of Tesla cars in Europe got castrated by half, even though all other electric vehicles have been flying off the shelf. The market and consumers can do justice indeed.
SPACE X's Starship super rocket exploded yesterday on launch (see below) - let's be polite and call it "rapid unscheduled disassembly" or RUD for short - tanking the Nazi South African settler's plans to go to Mars soon. I would really like his space conquest to succeed so he can propel himself to the confines of the galaxy where he can freely exercise his racism and get off our backs.
Meanwhile, Donald Dumb is programming the stock market for his and his family and friends' profits. The jackass keeps deliberately tanking the stock market by announcing tariffs to cause the value of shares to go down, upon which he and his criminal white supremacist gang buy up stocks on the cheap in the millions and billions of dollars. He then waits a couple of days, then announces he is canceling his planned tariffs after all: The stock market jumps back up and he and his criminal white supremacist gang sell the stocks they just purchased, raking in profits in the millions and billions of dollars.
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Starship megarocket blows up over Indian Ocean in latest bumpy test
Moises Avila, with Issam Ahmed in Washington
Wed, May 28, 2025
The SpaceX Starship rocket launches from Starbase, Texas, as seen from South Padre Island on May 27, 2025 (Sergio FLORES) (Sergio FLORES/AFP/AFP)
SpaceX's prototype Starship exploded over the Indian Ocean on Tuesday, capping another bumpy test flight for the rocket central to billionaire Elon Musk's dream of colonizing Mars.
The biggest and most powerful launch vehicle ever built lifted off around 6:36 pm (2336 GMT) from the company's Starbase facility, near a southern Texas village that earlier this month voted to become a city -- also named Starbase.
Excitement ran high among SpaceX engineers and spectators alike, after the last two outings ended with the upper stage disintegrating in fiery cascades over the Caribbean.
But signs of trouble emerged quickly: the first-stage Super Heavy booster blew up instead of executing its planned splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico.
A live feed then showed the upper-stage spaceship failing to open its doors to deploy a payload of Starlink satellite "simulators."
Though the ship flew farther than on its two previous attempts, it sprang leaks and began spinning out of control as it coasted through space.
Mission teams vented fuel to reduce the force of the expected explosion, and onboard cameras cut out roughly 45 minutes into what was meant to be a 66-minute flight -- falling short of its target splashdown zone off Australia's west coast.
"Starship experienced a rapid unscheduled disassembly," SpaceX posted on X -- a familiar euphemism for fiery failure -- while stressing it would learn from the setback.
Musk, meanwhile, vowed to pick up the pace: "Launch cadence for the next 3 flights will be faster — approximately one every 3 to 4 weeks," he said. [By increasing the pace of launches, Musk is forcing his teams to cut corners and experience more RUDs]
He did not say, however, whether he still planned to deliver a live stream about Mars that SpaceX had been promoting.
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