NFLX Challenge? (FG Foward) I am passing on this information that I get through a connection with a high-level investor.  Met him on a flight many years ago, and he includes me in his email chain.   While this story is not as important as the US empire persecuting Assange for revealing their crimes, it has some fundamental implications concerning the downward/inward spiral of collapse in the US economy.  And it continues the consolidation of control of all media. Revisiting the previous discussion about who would take on Netflix, some sort of answer begins to take shape.  See this link https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-04-12/disneys-new-netflix-killer-wont-turn-profit-least-five-years  to the breaking story of how Disney plans to leverage ESPN, Marvel, and The Simpsons(? -rights acquired from Fox for $71B - how is that going to be profitable?) into the new NFLX killer app, and at only $8/mo, they expect it to be profitable within 5 years (if subscriptions outside the US meet expectations).  The desperation of the jews to maintain control of the wire is becoming obvious, with their willingness to 'invest' $1B in a program that does not make a profit (the profit is in the ability to control the story, promote their own memes, and generally direct propaganda towards their goals - see eg the anti white male memes advanced in Marvels latest release Captain Marvel).  Money is not important when you can print all you want, and think of the 'competitive' advantage this has over any group that would try to challenge them: you would have to put up a better service at the same or lower price, and also generate a profit, which obviously cannot be done at scale.  So the deep state continues to win; what a surprise.  Alternately, one could view this as an attempt by Disney to stop the bleeding being caused by massive rejection of the ESPN package ($7/mo of your cable bill goes to ESPN, which has committed $22B in future contracts to tie up broadcast rights to all major sports events), and people are cancelling their cable subscriptions in mass, threatening massive losses to ESPN (Disney owned).  Perhaps those who refuse to support ESPN's monopoly on sports will subscribe to ESPN repackaged as The Simpsons reruns...