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This is the direct result of the Ms. Rachels, Macklemores and New York Times subscribers of society. They are spreading misinformation and inciting hate. This woman believes what she’s saying, she’s been told as though it’s fact.
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Replying to @MorEdge_Insight
The only reason why people watch this video is because she is well endowed.
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What word can I make with this and an N
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Here is the summary of Caliph @ZohranKMamdani's speeches since being elected as NYC mayor by suicidally empathetic New Yorkers: "Islam, Islam, Islam. Ramadan Mubarak, Shia, Islam, Muslim, Muslim. Death to the Zionist regime. America is a cancer. Arrest @netanyahu." I hope that you can see why he will improve the lives of New Yorkers.
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One of the most accurate statements I've ever read.
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Legend.
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"I'm a human rights expert, I'm not a terrorism expert." United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Alsalem, calls herself a "human rights expert", yet she has no clue about the constant bombardment that Israel faced from neighboring terror groups. Is she an expert in anything?
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thats @UNSRVAW
You can almost hear her thoughts - you Jew, you deserved the kidnapping, rape, and torture. THIS is the true face of the United Nations.
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Zionism is the comeback of all time!!! After 2,000 years of exile, persecution, and endless attempts to erase us, the Jewish people have returned home, not as refugees, but as a sovereign nation in our indigenous, ancestral homeland. This new Pulse of Israel original music video is a celebration of Jewish faith, resilience, identity, and the miracle of Israel. Watch it. Share it. Let it remind you, and the world, that the Jewish people are back, we are strong, and we are back home to stay. Am Yisrael Chai!!! @aviabelow
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Reem Assalem why do you keep untagging yourself @UNSRVAW
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.@UNSRVAW hello?
.@UNSRVAW Reem Alsalem - you have the chance to make this right. For goodness sake take it!
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This speech is on @MohnishPabrai’s wall: It’s not the critic who counts, it is the man in the arena.
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Gazan children calling to kill Jews alongside Hamas terrorists.
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I very much enjoyed my banter with @ShaanVP. This was our third conversation and I think the best one: youtu.be/FjWY1-gZ0Cs?si=Egmw…
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I could watch this all day 🤣🤣🤣🤣
David Attenborough narrates the Gaza Flotilla activists getting absolutely humbled at a Spanish airport ✈️🦍🇪🇸 Entitled rodents meet Spanish security mammals. Nature is healing. Enjoy the documentary. 📺
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What does Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway $BRK.A $BRK.B have to do with Charlottesville, Virginia? Ted Weschler is the link here! Ted manages roughly 6% of Berkshire's public equity portfolio. Ted is based in this lovely university town in Virginia. Before getting a job offered by Warren Buffett, he founded a public and private equity cross-over company. Later, he also ran his public partnership from Charlottesville. His office was or maybe still is located above the the New Dominion Bookshop in Charlottesville's downtown mall. Fun fact: The restaurant next to the bookshop is called Tilman's. I have to try it next time I am back in town! After staying in Charlottesville for a few days, I can definitely understand why Ted likes it here. It is a charming town with high living standard. If you are keen to learn more about Ted, please give this podcast a listen. Highly recommended: youtu.be/z4pKKqfZyYc?si=CGnS…
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One of the value investors that I admire and have learnt a lot from is Guy Spier. He recently got diagnosed with Glioblastoma and has decided to return the money of the investors in his fund. He recently explains this in his 2025 annual letter to investors. Here are a few things that stood out for me - On change in priorities - On concluding career on a high note - His thoughts on finding stewards of his own capital - 1. Look at folks with skin in the game 2. Investing being their sole focus 3. Look at folks doing (managing money) as an activity and not as a business 4. Someone who can explain what they are doing 5. Those working in fiduciary capacities He is going to keep a list of funds and businesses where his capital can get invested in case of his untimely death. This is probably the most important section in his letter. How to talk about health to someone who is sick. He has mentioned that folks who have advise or suggestions to reach out to his wife and not him directly probably 5 times in the letter. I am definitely picking up the book next. Some lessons learnt - "The medium term does not exist for me any more. There are only two kinds of time: The ever present now, and the eternal. I only do things that make sense on those two scales of time. The medium term is not interesting." In the end, he talks about a Hebrew word call Hineni, which means "Here I am". "In a sense, Hineni is the act of letting go of the script you wrote for yourself and accepting the one that is being written for you. I find myself saying Hineni now. Here I am. I don’t know what comes next, but I am here to meet it. My task has shifted. For 28 years, my job was to compound your capital. That is no longer my primary task. The task now is to confront what has been given to me—without complaint."
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Let me introduce you to one Omaha legend: Jim Ross from the airport bookstore. Jim's store has been one of the backbones of the Berkshire AGM over the last decades. Book signings at the airport were only one of the activities he hosted every year. He also supported countless events, like the legendary book signing at Warren Buffett's favourite Dairy Queen with books. Since the airport is under construction, Jim is a bit logistically constrained. But 2027 his new book store should be finished. We already brainstormed some ideas what could work next year. If you want to get to know Jim better, you got to listen to this: tlfraser.com/podcast-6 Or watch this video where he got portrayed by Becky Quick youtu.be/YfIDWbWFjTI?t=1155&… Whenever you land in Omaha, please make sure to say hi to Jim!
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