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29.10.25 - 12:54
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Why Trump′s White House is using video game memes to recruit for ICE (The Guardian)
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A recent spate of posts has garnered attention, but Trump and his allies have long been using gaming imagery to mobilise a toxic subculture of 'rootless white males' Just days after Microsoft announced Halo: Campaign Evolved, the next game in its famous science-fiction series, the White House shared an interesting picture on X. The image, which appears to be AI-generated, shows President Donald Trump wearing the armour of Halo's iconic protagonist, Master Chief, standing in salute in front of an American flag that's missing several stars. In his left hand is an energy sword, a weapon used by the alien enemies in the Halo games. Posted in response to a tweet from US game retailer GameStop, the text accompanying the image reads “Power to the Players” in reference to the store's slogan.GameStop and the White House exchanged another Halo meme or two, and then, on 27 October, the official Department of Homeland Security X account joined in – using Halo imagery of a futuristic soldier in an alien wor...
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28.10.25 - 22:00
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Leftists Rage After GameStop And White House Post Trump Halo Memes (ZeroHedge)
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Leftists Rage After GameStop And White House Post Trump Halo Memes
It's the 9th war that Donald Trump has (ostensibly) ended, bringing peace to the galaxy. The gaming wars are officially over and the political left lost. The icing on the cake? Leftists are now forced to scroll through Trump Halo memes posted by GameStop and the DHS.
Woke activists and progressives are in meltdown after GameStop and the White House exchanged memes from the game "Halo" featuring Donald Trump. The viral joke spread after GameStop published a declaration of the end of the console wars and appointing themselves the neutral adjudicators.
The official White House "rapid response" X account reposted the declaration, stating that this was yet another war that Trump had helped to end.
https://t.co/jI0ZrstLgz pic.twitter.com/VS32cV0RG7
— GameStop (@gamestop) October 27, 2025
GameStop posted an AI image of Trump shaking hands with Master Chief from Halo, and the memes exploded.
Power ...
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28.10.25 - 19:03
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Heißhunger auf Rendite? Diese 5 Fallen Angels starten durch (Der Aktionaer)
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Achterbahnfahrt bei Beyond Meat: In nur 3 Tagen schoss der Pennystock nach der Aufnahme in den Roundhill Meme Stock ETF um 1.400 Prozent nach oben. Kurz darauf folgte der Absturz um 75 Prozent. So kurzlebig kann der Hype um Meme-Aktien sein. Wer in „Fallen Angels“ investieren will, sollte dagegen auf Unternehmen mit mehr Substanz setzen statt auf Beyond Meat, GameStop und Co....
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23.10.25 - 09:54
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Veganer Short Squeeze: Wie Beyond Meat zum Gamestop der Ernährung wurde (Das Investment)
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Vom Börsenstar zum Pennystock – und wieder zurück: Die Beyond-Meat-Aktie zieht wieder rasant an. Ist es ein Witz, eine Warnung oder ein Wunder?Eigentlich war Beyond Meat längst Geschichte. Nach Jahren fallender Umsätze, massiver Verluste und einer Schuldenumwandlung, die den Aktienbestand um Hunderte Millionen Stück verwässerte, notierte der Kurs im Oktober 2025 bei gerade einmal 52 Cent. Die Aktie war ein Pennystock. Dann geschah das, womit niemand gerechnet hatte: In nur wenigen Tagen schoss die Aktie um mehr als 700 Prozent nach oben – getrieben nicht von Fundamentaldaten, sondern von Foren, Memes und Short-Squeeze-Fantasien. Ein Schulden-Swap, ein Vertriebsdeal mit Walmart, ein paar positive Schlagzeilen – mehr brauchte es nicht, um die Fantasie der......
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22.10.25 - 15:01
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Beyond Meat: Meme-Hype lässt Aktie steigen (RND)
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Die Aktien des US-Unternehmens Beyond Meat sind in den vergangenen Tagen massiv gestiegen. Als Auslöser gilt ein Meme-Hype in sozialen Medien, die Aufnahme in einen Meme-Aktien-ETF sowie eine erweiterte Vertriebspartnerschaft mit Walmart. Der Fall weckt Erinnerungen an den Gamestop-Hype vor einigen Jahren....
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10.10.25 - 12:30
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GME vs. AMC: Which Fallen Meme Stock Could Spike Once Again? (24/7 Wall St.)
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Gamestop (NYSE:GME) or AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC)? It's been a while since the meme stock frenzy of 2021, but, believe it or not, there are still traders out there who are more than inclined to continue holding (or should I say “HODL”ing) their shares of Gamestop and AMC Entertainment, two names that are pretty much synonymous ... GME vs. AMC: Which Fallen Meme Stock Could Spike Once Again?
The post GME vs. AMC: Which Fallen Meme Stock Could Spike Once Again? appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.....
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