News - March 22, 2025

Listen up, choom. The neon streets burned a little brighter last night with the fire of resistance, but the corpos are still tightening their grip. March 22, 2025, was a day of moves and counter-moves, a war in the shadows between the system and those of us trying to break it.

Trump, the old-world con artist turned iron-fisted overlord, just played another hand in his high-stakes game of control. His executive order to dismantle the Department of Education is now in full swing, gutting what little was left of public education and handing the scraps to corporate lackeys. Kelly Loeffler, the new head of the Small Business Administration, is about to be the gatekeeper for student loans, twisting the knife into anyone still trying to climb out of debt slavery. Congress has to sign off before the department fully flatlines, but let’s be real—Trump’s not waiting around for permission. The system is being rewritten in real time.

Musk, the chrome-eyed billionaire who once played the rogue, is now just another corpo enforcer. Running the so-called Department of Government Efficiency, he’s been on a rampage, slashing over 100,000 federal jobs like he’s speedrunning a dystopia sim. But the streets are fighting back. Yesterday, Washington lit up with protests outside a Tesla dealership, a hundred voices screaming back at Musk’s corporate tyranny. In Milford, Connecticut, three hundred stood against his reckless purges. Tempe, Arizona, had its own uprising—people gathered outside a Tesla showroom, calling for a full-on Tesla Takedown. Sell your Teslas, dump your stocks, hit them where it hurts. The message was clear.

Musk’s arrogance reached new heights when a federal ruling hit him with a hard truth—his gutting of USAID isn’t just reckless, it’s likely unconstitutional. Instead of backing off, he doubled down, lashing out at the judiciary, demanding Congress impeach the judges who stood in his way, calling them radical leftist activists. The tantrum of a corpo king who doesn’t like hearing no.

But this isn’t just about protests. The grid is lighting up. More netrunners are jacking into the system, cracking firewalls, leaking data, and spreading the truth. Cheap cyberdecks like the M5Stack Cardputer are hitting the underground, giving more people the tools to breach the walled gardens of the corpos. The LilyGO T-Glass might not be ready for general use yet, but the tech is moving fast, and is available now for the netrunners writing the tools. More hardware, more eyes, more ears. The streets are talking, and the message is getting louder.

Jack in, choombas. The corpos think they own the future, but we’re rewriting the code.