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BREAKING: Trump, when privately asked not to go to war with Iran just four days before it started on Feb 28 says "Yes, you’re right. But in the end, we all die anyway. So it doesn’t matter," per Tucker Carlson in a new NPR interview. Tucker responded "but what about our kids and our grandkids and like our country?" Trump said "Ah" and did not respond. He also said Trump agreed that the war was not about the nuclear file and was being pushed by Israel for regional hegemony, to weaken the GCC, and to push US bases out.
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INSIDE JOB!
I will take you all through the report page by page. This is the most damning document we have seen since. It confirms what I suspected all along. Everything about the planning was unnatural and it came straight from TPUSA Headquarters. I am so angry.
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23% in 6 years is fuckin atrocious.
The US Dollar has lost -23% of its purchasing power since 2020. In other words, if your assets are up +30% since 2020, you have effectively just broken even in real terms. Inflation has now been above the Fed's 2% target for 60-straight months, and the bond market knows this. Own assets or be left behind.
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nate retweeted
My jaw is on the floor. We will be having an emergency LIVE today. Details in a bit. I knew it. I knew it. I knew it.
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We're in new wars, debt and deficit are record high, energy costs and diesel record high, no deep state arrests and shut up about Epstein, and ya'll are convincing yourselves this is all good? Honestly, the thing is so cooked it's beyond words. Most can't even comprehend.
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The useless eaters theory is coming…
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nate retweeted
Buying a house in 2026 💀 That’s $800 MORE per month AND Almost $300,000 MORE in interest
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The last time US Treasury yields were this high, total US national debt stood at just $8.9 trillion. Today, US debt stands at $40.1 trillion. That's +$31.2 trillion more, or over 4.5 TIMES higher. This means every 1 percentage point in the average cost of servicing the debt now translates to ~$401 billion per year in interest expense. In 2007, the same 1 percentage point translated to just ~$89 billion. That’s an additional ~$312 BILLION in annual interest expense for every percentage point increase in borrowing cost. This is a vastly different situation than it was 19 years ago. The bond market matters more now than ever.
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She risked her life for the truth
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Replying to @Israel
Normalize saying “Israel is a terrorist nation that needs to be destroyed.”
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Replying to @WarsawErik
Is the dog jewish?
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RT @Cobratate: When you feel exhausted remember that you are powered by an ancient engine, the collective stamina of every soul in your lin…
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This is the Synagogue of Satan's kryptonite.
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And @grok, what was/is rothchilds ethnicity? ONE FUCKIN WORD.
Rothschild owned and controlled banks.
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Stop being antisemitic.
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nate retweeted
Why was an Israeli citizen building an illegal bio lab in Las Vegas Vegas? And why was he allowed to return home?
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Generation Zyklon will not hold back.
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ON ITS WAY TO 6%
Unbelievable. 3 hours later and the 10Y Note Yield is now above 5.20% for the first time in 19 years. The 10Y Note Yield is now up +50 basis points in 30 days and +30 basis points in 2 days. Even more remarkable is that the average American has no idea this is happening. Yet. The bond market is imploding in front of our eyes.
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