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Today is completely hilarious. The Ukraine grift is ending and every Russian Simp is teaming up to hate on Trump with every Ukrainian Simp to tell us that no deal is possible because the other side won't accept it. It's almost like y'all are two sides of the same propaganda coin or something. You should really get your stories straight. But, I get it, things are confusing because you believed the dumbest agitprop imaginable by thinking this war was an American proxy war and not widening your vision to all of NATO and who NATO represents. So, now the cognitive dissonance (and bot army whinging) is on full display after it was reported last night that none other than Vladimir Putin requested a triparty meeting in Moscow with Xi and Trump to end this ridiculous war.
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Experiments prove pigs 🐖 are actually way smarter than dogs 🐕
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Socialism in theory: Expecting the government to steal for you. Socialism in practice: Discovering the government steals for itself.
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To be demoralized is to have your sense of reality so inverted that you fail to recognize you are in a state of war, mistake those attacking you for victims, and willingly assist them in undermining your own society while believing you are doing something good.
🚨BREAKING: The historic Limoges town hall has just completely collapsed after far-left rioters set it on fire It was built in 1876. It survived World Wars. It did not survive modern France.
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The dildo of consequence rarely comes lubed.
A liberal French women explains to these African Islamic invaders robbing her family’s store that she’s on their side & voted for them to come here & voted to defund the police They laughed and mocked her and stole all her merchandise & probably r_ped her
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🚨🚨 "La ivermectina aumenta las Bifidobacterias en los intestinos" "Las personas con autismo, enfermedad de Alzheimer, enfermedad de Crohn, enfermedad de Lyme, síndrome del intestino irritable, problemas de salud mental y cáncer invasivo tenían deficiencia de Bifidobacterias"... "Descubrí que la ivermectina puede ayudar a aumentar y restaurar las Bifidobacterias"... 📌📌 Seis efectos de las Bifidobacterias en el cuerpo... • Suprimir bacterias dañinas en los intestinos • Regular la función inmunológica • Fortalecer la función de barrera intestinal • Mejorar el estreñimiento y las condiciones intestinales • Apoyar la producción de ácidos grasos de cadena corta y regular la inflamación • Apoyar el equilibrio general de las bacterias intestinales. 3 de junio de 2026. La Dra. Hazan, investigadora de bacterias intestinales, testificó en una audiencia del Senado de EE.UU.
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Communism’s greatest advantage is that it appeals to emotion. It promises equality, fairness, and a world without suffering, ideals so seductive that its supporters can mistake good intentions for good outcomes. Capitalism makes a less romantic promise: freedom, opportunity, and prosperity through voluntary exchange, individual responsibility, and the right to keep what you earn. Communism asks to be judged by what it promises. Capitalism asks to be judged by what it produces. And therein lies the irony: capitalism must constantly defend its imperfections, while communism is too often excused for its failures. One is held accountable for reality. The other is defended as an ideal.
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Liberals define compassion by how many people receive welfare. Conservatives defined compassion by how many people are no longer dependent on it. Which one are you?
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… there will be days like this ……
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Look what the Mossad is training pigs to do to Palestinians now 👀 @Mish_K_
Not all my friend in the East coast using an outhouse 🤣🤣
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An Honest Day’s Work
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Can I just put this in perspective and why all the pushback from the oligarchs? If you don’t understand how the system worked before (and most don’t), you can’t appreciate the significance of the change. Since WW2, the banks and lawyers of the oligarchs were hired as “intelligence agents” in the CIA. The oligarchs would target a country and the CIA would politically and economically conduct warfare against it and if necessary use paramilitary to control the government. This included assassinating the head of state. Once they were targeted, all facets of economic warfare was used which 100% of the time used US citizens money. That came in the form of IMF, World Bank, USAID, NED, foundations, think tanks etc all funded by you. The oligarchs got mining right concessions for 100 yrs, you got the bill. They gained control of water rights, utilities, entire countries’ telecommunications, etc. This was called privatization. They tried to do it in Russia and Putin threw them out and they’re still trying to start WW3 over it. So all the world’s wealth was vacuumed up by these oligarchs while we paid the bill to do it. We’ve literally been their tax slaves in a way most ppl can’t visualize while these bastards kidnapped, tortured and murdered anyone in the targeted country that refused to go along peacefully to their county’s wealth being stolen. This, by the way, is true in the US as well. Anyone pointing out any of this over the years was murdered by the CIA’s hired assassins including JFK. What is being pointed out is that Trump is changing this entire system while also shutting down the covert funding networks, fueled by black market commodities, that paid the assassins. You have to understand where we were to fully appreciate where we’re going. It also explains the turbulence from the oligarchs that had their toys of destruction taken away.
👁 Trump keeps pointing to Russ Vought, and the magnitude of what he's suggesting becomes clearer when you follow the money... go with me on this... Back in May, Vought moved to restructure the rules governing nearly $1 trillion in federal grants, introducing tighter verification, performance requirements, and accountability into a system where enormous amounts of taxpayer money have historically flowed with fragmented oversight... Change how money flows through a system and you fundamentally change the behavior of everything dependent upon it... Now connect OMB, Treasury, America.gov, and Super Intelligence (SI), bringing financial visibility, fraud detection, and measurable performance into an increasingly integrated architecture where funding follows value rather than perpetuating bureaucracy... Extend that into tariffs, American energy, manufacturing, infrastructure, and strategic investment, and the implications become considerably larger... The sovereign wealth fund, Trump Accounts, and all this recurring talk about dividends begin revealing another dimension... What happens when America starts converting more of its productive capacity into national assets that generate returns, eventually allowing Americans to invest directly in their own country's growth? An American Citizen Investment Fund, with ownership opportunities and DIVIDENDS flowing back to American households... The possibility is extraordinary because it connects financial accountability, productive investment, national wealth creation, and citizen ownership within one evolving economic architecture... Vought's announcement remains undisclosed, but the pieces are increasingly coming into view, suggesting something far beyond reducing government expenditures... a fundamental change in how America retains, reinvests, and ultimately returns the wealth it creates to the American people...
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People complain about inequality of outcomes while evading inequality of effort, discipline, decisions, long-term investment over short-term gratification, and the ability to create, market, and build a reputation around something others value. Because once you admit those things are unequal, unequal outcomes stop being inherently suspicious. They become not only inevitable, but often perfectly justified.
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Prediction: The Gaza genocide narrative dies the day after the US midterm elections and gets replaced with the new shiny narrative,which will likely be Trump stole the election.
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Yup. Corporate cartels are running SA who fear external competition so the GNU keeps the laws communist to protect themselves and scare off the competitors and those that threat them they use the communist laws against aka Starlink with ICASA and expropriation for mining ☝🏻
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Ghost of George Orwell be like
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The next theater...
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His father William named him after his close friend, Jacob Rothschild. Whilst William was no aristocrat it would be a mistake to underestimate his access to, and influence within, Britain’s financial and political establishment and by extension its power over the global financial and trade systems. With James Dale Davidson, William RM wrote The Great Reckoning and later The Sovereign Individual, books predicting profound economic disruption, weakening nation-states and the growing mobility and power of capital and technologically enabled elites. But maybe William’s most dubious achievement was the role he played in propelling George Soros, a wealthy financial investor into the league of mythical Globalist Supervillain. Soros was cultivated as somewhat of a lone wolf figure, useful camouflage for the operations of the wider Anglo-American world of finance, philanthropy and political soft power. William Rees-Mogg was among the most prominent of commentators who helped construct the early legend, portraying Soros after Black Wednesday as an extraordinary speculator who had outwitted governments and ‘broken the Bank of England.’ Nobody tells the true story about Rees-Mogg and Soros better than meticulous US researcher and author Richard Poe @RealRichardPoe : richardpoe.com/2021/06/18/ho… For the global financial Oligarchy, Ukraine is rapidly looking like their Waterloo, ending a blazing run of hundreds of years. The debt based fiat ponzi system responsible for much of this group’s wealth, has run out of road. Russia was to be their salvation, a near-infinite supply of natural resource wealth that would keep the flowers from wilting for a number of years yet. But they’ve not only failed in their bid to seize Russia - they’ve also facing the loss of Ukraine. As the realization of this dawns we can already see the desperation in the faces of the Oligarchs’ agents. Boris Johnson is behaving like someone just passed him the black spot, whereas Friedrich Merz, Chancellor of Germany, hasn’t smiled in years. Governments in Europe are panicking, resigned to giving themselves awards at private ceremonies, an act of counterfeit legitimacy. The danger in Europe is that a system starved of collateral is turning on its own citizens, a bit like a ship running out of fuel just short of land resulting in the crew beginning to tear up its furniture, fittings and eventually parts of the ship itself to feed the boilers. Similarly, European Governments are eyeing up citizens assets through a new savings and investment programme. RM junior talks to Tucker about the need for growth. But his idea of growth is a war economy, the last refuge of the financial oligarchy. Only a war could cover up the massive financial crimes perpetrated by the City of London, the most recent installments being the migration crisis, Covid and when it forced Governments to siphon billions from the ordinary people of Europe so they could place one massive single bet on a Russian defeat. They went all in with your money and mine. And they lost.….big.
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