Man, if Satan and Dr. Evil had an awkward lovechild raised entirely on hypes and ruthless sociopathy, he’d be Mark friggin’ Zuckerberg. No redemption arc here, just a masterclass in gaslighting presented by a billionaire sociopath in a $300 grey T-shirt.

With this guy, we have normalized something deeply twisted, and that is one guy gets to control how three billion people communicate, and he has repeatedly proven he’s got all the ethics of a meth dealer at a rehab.

Big sigh…

What has he done this time?

Maybe you’ve heard of it, but Meta launched a new AI chatbot app.

Oh yeah?

We haven’t seen those around lately…you?

Yeah, the ones which you can ask a question – like ChatGPT – and then it answers.

Aww.. Cute.

And that’s it?

Yeah, basically.

But hold on.

There’s this insane part to it. Since they are lagging so much behind with their app, they desperately needed the PR. And since Zucky lives by negative PR, they decided to make everyone’s conversations PUBLIC by default.

WTF now?

Yeah, when someone asks the bot:

• “How do I hide money from taxes?”
• “Will my dad go to jail for fraud?”
• “What’s this weird rash on my thigh?” (photo attached)
• “How do I meet big booty women?”

ALL OF THIS IS VISIBLE TO EVERYONE ON THE INTERNET.

People had no idea they were posting publicly. They thought they were having private conversations with an AI, but instead, all their medical problems, their legal troubles, their home addresses, and all their embarrassing questions were posted on a public bulletin board.

It’s like if Google made everyone’s search history public without telling you. Imagine everyone seeing that you searched for “why do some of my farts smell worse than from others” (yes, someone actually asked the Meta bot this).

And if you think that this is a glitch, you need to re-read the Meta corporate rule-book again.

Because Meta designed it this way ON PURPOSE. They wanted to turn AI conversations into social media content. They literally thought “Hey, wouldn’t it be cool if everyone could see what everyone else is asking our AI?”

No, Mark.

No, it would not be cool. It’s a farkin’ nightmare.

Even worse, the app doesn’t clearly show if you’re posting publicly or privately. People using it had NO IDEA strangers could see everything they typed.

This is classic Zuckerberg – launch first, think about privacy . . . never.

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And if you though this was an accident, some oversight, something missed in the corporate meeting rooms up on the 10th floor, far, far away from daily life, well, it wasn’t. Because Zucky laid out his villainous manifesto early on in his life.

He was even bragging to friends in his Harvard days “Yeah, I’m going to fuck them”, is what he gleefully texted about his classmates who trusted him, and adding, “probably in the ear”. That wasn’t just frat-boy banter, you know, it was the blueprint for everything that followed.

And if you don’t believe me, just watch the movie: “The Social Media” (or something like that, just Google – you’re a grown up).

He started off screwing over the Winklevoss twins and Divya Narendra. He “borrowed” their idea of a social network, and he farkin’ mugged them and then smugly tossed them a $65 million pity check, basically flipping a quarter to a panhandler (not that I would mind having 65M but hey, look at me, writing in my basement). And when he later laughed about his users (“They trust me. Dumb fcuks”), he wasn’t being edgy, he was outlining his lifelong business plan about your privacy, his commodity.

This guy has the ruthless ethics of a drug dealer targeting middle school children.

Twenty years on, Zucky’s toxic empire is now known as Meta, and that is a rebrand that’s about as sincere as a coke dealer calling himself a “creative pharmacist”, and meanwhile he has expanded to strip-mine trust on a planetary scale.

You remember Cambridge Analytica of course, the 87 million US citizen’s private data collected and used to sway their opinions in favor of El Cheeto. Facebook knew it and kept quiet. And later on, Zucky’s testimony to Congress was like watching a mannequin short-circuit “I’ll have my team follow up,” he sputtered, translating clearly to, “I’ll wait until y’all forget”.

. . . And forget you did.

. . . . the face of a scoundrel.

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But hold onto your cookies – literally, my smart ass, yet naive friends.

European security researchers recently discovered Meta’s latest atrocity, they are opening hidden ports on your phone to harvest your browsing history even in incognito mode.

Apparently “private browsing” is as effective as whispering secrets at a heavy metal concert. Naturally, Meta’s response was pure villainesque PR “Um, we’ve paused this shit”.

Read my fingers – not stopped. Not apologized. Paused. Just long enough for your goldfish memory to kick in again.

And hence forth, amma gonna call this the The Zuckerberg Playbook.

It is simple and deadly effective:

1. Break the rules first.
2. Deny everything when caught.
3. Stall investigations.
4. Announce meaningless changes.
5. Wait for public amnesia.
6. Repeat.

This is Zucky’s operating system.

And how does he handle competition?

Well lemme tell ya. The Zuck-meister doesn’t compete.

He assassinates.

The Instagram, Snapchat and WhatsApp acquisitions weren’t M&A —>They were strategic hits.

Zuckerberg didn’t buy Instagram and WhatsApp because he thought they were cool companies to partner with. He bought them to kill them before they could kill Facebook.

Think of it like this. . . If you see someone building a better mousetrap that might put you out of business, you have two choices. You can build an even better mousetrap, or you can just buy their company and shut it down.

And Zucky always goes for option two.

Instagram was growing crazy fast in 2012. Young people loved it, and facebook was starting to look old and boring by comparison, so Zuckerberg bought it for $1 billion – not to help it grow, but to make sure it could never compete with Facebook.

Same story with WhatsApp in 2014. It was huge internationally, especially in places where Facebook was struggling. People were using it instead of Facebook Messenger, so he dropped $19 billion to buy it. Not to improve it – just to own it so it couldn’t hurt Facebook.

Snapchat was different though.

They told Zuckerberg to fuck off when he tried to buy them.

So what did he do? He literally just copied Snapchat’s best feature (Stories) and stuck it on Instagram. It would be like McDonald’s copying the Whopper and calling it the “McWhopper”. Just shameless farkin’ theft.

And the thing is that we knew this was the plan all along because his own leaked emails said so. He literally wrote that buying these companies was about “neutralizing competitors”, basically saying “I’m going to copy you, fark you up the hiney, and next I’ll buy you and neuter you so you can’t threaten me”.

It’s not business. It’s Zucky style suffocation.

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The real Dr. Evil

Now this is a man with a power obsession. Yes-sure-ee. Absolute 100%. Zucky engineered Facebook’s dual-class stock structure to make darn sure that he remains dictator-for-life. Shareholders can revolt all they want, but Zucky simply smirks, whispers “Bow down, peasants, I own the sandbox y’all are playin’ in MFs”, and returns to plotting his next atrocity.

Yet even darker is how casually Meta profits from global tragedy.

Ok, here comes the next atrocity. Myanmar. A genocide fueled by Facebook. Just Google it, it’s too horribble to even repeat it over here.

And India, I spoke to a friend of mine Aindriya Barua about the situation of minorities in India, and Facebook is knowingly allowing hate speech because moderating it would “hurt engagement”. This means that to this day, in India, people of a lower cast get to be lynched by – for instance – refusing to shave off their moustache. To counter it, she built a bot called Shhor AI that reports people if they are crossing the line.

And the same grim story happened in Ethiopia where violence is spreading faster than their willingness to intervene. His response every time is “We’ll look into it”, then nothing but silence.

Lives ended while Zuckerberg tallied ad clicks.

Zucky’s Metaverse pivot is just another villainous smokescreen, a $10 billion distraction to divert attention from genocide, data abuse, and congressional scrutiny. Suddenly, everyone debates virtual legless avatars instead of Rohingya graves or Indian teenage suicides driven by Instagram’s toxic algorithms.

Speaking of Instagram, Meta’s internal research confirmed it harmed teen mental health (sic). Zuckerberg’s response was to push harder, because depressed kids scroll more, and misery is profitable. Wellness is bad for quarterly earnings.

This isn’t corporate negligence anymore people. It is industrialized child exploitation.

The guy should not be managing a company. He should be in jail.

So Meta’s latest catastrophic blunder, the AI chatbot leaking your most private queries, from rash treatments to tax evasion, is just another Tuesday at Zucky HQ. People’s private convos have become a public spectacle. And Zucky is probably chuckling quietly, thinking, “Still trusting me, still dumb fcuks after all these years”.

We need to stop pretending any of this is normal.

Zuckerberg isn’t connecting humanity, as we think he is. The man is strip-mining it for data and profit. Every new “privacy update” Meta launches is pure theater, shadow profiles still track non-users (sic), WhatsApp metadata still fuels ad machines, and incognito browsing still betrays your identity. Their privacy updates are not meant to protect your privacy, they’re ruining it.

But the thing is that we all do not mind.

We have become too complacent.

Because it is everywhere.

Our data cloud is siphoned off from left to right in exchange for the next gimmick. And I am playing along with it. But there’s a line. And with the AI he crossed it.

The uncomfortable truth is that Zuckerberg told us exactly who he was two decades ago in that Harvard dorm room. He is a hustler who stumbled into godlike power and learned to disguise evil behind corporate speak and slithertongue.

Fines, congressional hearings. . . Zucky laughs those off as minor irritations, nothing more than Netflix subscription fees for breaking democracy. Meta isn’t too big to fail, but it is too dangerous to exist.

Zuckerberg’s villainy isn’t fixable by regulation or fines—it must be eradicated.

But let’s be brutally clear, Zucky’s entire operation is designed around violating rights faster than lawmakers can react. He has built the world’s largest surveillance apparatus, lied to billions, and farked up people’s trust.

It’s time we stopped hoping Zucky will reform. Some things can’t be fixed, and can only be dismantled. Shut him down. Seize his assets. Throw Zuckerberg behind bars and ban him from business forever.

But let’s face it, justice moves slower than a tortoise on benzos, and Zucky probably won’t see a jail cell anytime soon. Why do you even think he spent countless millions on El Cheetos campaign?

So, remember this every time you log in that you’re stepping willingly into Zuckerberg’s digital dungeon, where ethics are a punchline, your privacy is a commodity, and your trust is his amusement.

Sleep tight, mes amis.

The Sith Lord of Silicon Valley is still out there, because evil pays far too well.

Stop refreshing your feed and start remembering. Share this before you forget again.

Signing off,

Marco

I build AI by day and warn about it by night. I call it job security. Let’s keep smashing delusions with truth. We are the chaos. We are the firewall. We are Big Tech’s PR nightmare.

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