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USians focusing their energy on Mamdani while their gvt and taxes are taking over Latin America and the Caribbean…
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It's funny how people think prices will come down.
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HealthRanger
@HealthRangerSep 18
Something is taking out the world's oil refineries, one at a time, and it's not a coincidence. I'll be covering this in more detail in my podcast tomorrow. Look at the map. Ukraine is bombing Russian refineries that make diesel and gasoline. Yemen's strikes have hit Saudi refineries and pipelines, including the East-West line. The Nord Stream pipelines got destroyed, and Western Europe politically shut down its own energy on a climate cult narrative that no reasonable person actually believes. Refineries in the US went dark last year, with nearly 450,000 barrels a day of processing gone. Now Joliet, outside Chicago, is offline after taking 11 million gallons a day of Midwest fuel down with it. Meanwhile, Iran and Israel are trading hits on each other's refining capacity. Trump is even threatening to bomb Iran again, restarting the exchange of further damage. Add it all up and it looks like a single coordinated hand squeezing the one choke point that matters: REFINERIES. Follow the consequences. No refining means no cheap diesel. No cheap diesel means no tractors, no harvests, no trucking, no fertilizer getting where it needs to go. In countries where farmers can barely afford fuel already, many won't be able to afford to buy it at all. That's not just an energy collapse. That's a global food collapse stacked on top of it. Global famine is coming in 2027. It is now inescapable, as my friend Michael Yon has warned for years. And it's timed perfectly with everything else. The war on Iran, the fertilizer shortages, the diesel crunch, all landing at once. Because the globalist goal isn't just higher prices. The goal is a reset. A population reset and a financial reset. They collapse the debt system they built on purpose, a giant rug pull, and every treasury holder and everyone with cash in a bank gets wiped out. Then they reboot the currency into something digital and programmable, blame it on AI or China or a cyberattack, and show up as your savior handing you government-approved stablecoins in exchange for total surveillance and total control over your money. Same plan as always, just louder now. Remove people, make room for the machines. Robots for the labor, AI agents for the desk jobs, and starvation for the surplus population that doesn't fit the new economy. (Plus the government will save a fortune by avoiding social security and Medicare payouts.) Some of you will physically survive this and still lose everything you own. The prepared ones walk out with their assets intact, but that's a tiny minority. Stay informed. Stay alive. It's about to get very real. I'll do my best to bring you solutions as events unfold.
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Having all of our military bases in the Middle East destroyed feels like it should be a bigger deal then Benghazi.
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“Why do you need the government to stop AI progress inside your private company when you are the CEO of the company already?”
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My name is Kris Ruby. Reporting live from inside the system. Asking questions to the only source that matters.
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This is exactly right. They are so nuts they will nuke New York if they get their hands on one. Yet, now that we’ve preemptively bombed them, they won’t do shit in response. Make it make sense.
For Trump's attack on Iran to not blowback, Trump needs Iran to exercise self-restraint (e.g. limit attacks on US bases in the region & no closing the Straits of Hormuz/oil price shock) yet the very reason for the attack is Iran being so unrestrained, they would nuke us.
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For Trump's attack on Iran to not blowback, Trump needs Iran to exercise self-restraint (e.g. limit attacks on US bases in the region & no closing the Straits of Hormuz/oil price shock) yet the very reason for the attack is Iran being so unrestrained, they would nuke us.
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Michael Weiss
@michaeldweiss17 Jun 2025
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Replying to @deep_beige
You’re mischaracterizing Rumsfeld. He’s describing what this image captures, which is a real phenomenon. He is also evil and currently burning in hell, however.
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Eric Reid@EricMPro1 Jun 2025
There is no “world” anymore… the supranational elite have unlimited wealth concentration and transcend any institution or reality on earth
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Replying to @timfattig
Bernard Weismann, the guy who placed and paid for the ad (went to the newspaper and handed over the money, it wasn’t his money) was from White Planes, NY and only arrived in Dallas less than two weeks earlier to supposedly sell carpets door to door. His FBI files lists Nuclear Development Corp. as a previous employer. (NDC was founded with seed money from Lawrence Rockefeller.) His boss is shown as Dr. Sukorsky, a nuclear chemist from Passaic NJ. Small world, Zalman Shapiro, the founder of NUMEC is also from Passaic, NJ. Smaller still, NUMECs predecessor company, San Toy Mining, only had one source of income when it was reorganized as NUMEC. Its income came from 5 mines leased to American Smelting and Refining Company, which was controlled by the Guggenheim and Rockefeller families (Godfrey Stillman Rockefeller was President and cousins with Lawrence.) Extra extra Smaller, the President of San Toy Mining, from the 1920s to mid-1930s, when he died, was Grant McCargo, the grandfather of Ann Cabell Standish Mueller, Bob’s wife. @RealGeorgeWebb1
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Been thinking about this Zappa quote a lot lately.
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Don't worry: by the time North America is covered with Special Economic Zones in which slavery is 100% legal, the Buttigieg/AOC admin will have the political capital to pass a tax credit for slaves who start small businesses
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🚨🇹🇷✊️Today, over 2 million voices rose in unison across Istanbul, showing the world that the fight against Erdoğan's dictatorship is far from over. Your courage and unity in the face of oppression inspire hope for a brighter, freer future. ⚡️Dictator Erdogan has silenced the media in #Turkey to cover the protest because he knows that his time is running out. The end of his oppressive rule is inevitable. The more he tries to suppress the voices of the people, the louder they will become. 🇹🇷✊️#Anonymous stands with the people of Turkey. The fight against tyranny knows no borders. Expect us. #FreeTurkey #OpTurkey
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Replying to @JFKPaine
“Every president since Kennedy knows what happened to him and why. Therefore, every president knows he’s circumscribed in terms of what he can do and who he can oppose and how much he opposes them.” 🎯 #VinceSalandria #JFKfiles phillymag.com/news/2014/02/2…
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Alan MacLeod
@AlanRMacLeod25 Mar 2025
More people should know that The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, dropped out of an Ivy League University to volunteer to be an IDF prison guard during the first Palestinian Intifada. In his memoirs, Goldberg revealed that he helped cover up serious prisoner abuse.
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BREAKING: Business leaders are paying as much as $5,000,000 to meet one-on-one with the President Trump at his Florida compound, while others are paying $1,000,000 apiece to dine with him in a group setting, per WIRED.
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BuccoCapital Bloke
@buccocapital2 Feb 2025
Of course that’s your contention. You’re a first time tariff poster. You just got finished reading how tariffs create positive-sum outcomes, Pompliano’s tweets, probably. You’re gonna be convinced of that until you learn how the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act fueled German and Japanese expansionism and political destabilization in the 1930’s
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