Travelling commodities researcher. Ex computer science and web dev.

Joined January 2024
Paris Syndrome final boss
Deux JF touristes asiatiques prises dans un pillage du 17 octobre. La police arrive et frappe tout le monde. Les touristes n'arrêtent pas de crier comme un cochon à l'abattoir alors qu'une policière leur indique une issue. "I was so afraid". Choc culturel, Paris syndrome.
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Genuinely intrigued, what occurs in a multiculti socialist’s brain when they see something like this?
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Feels like the calm before the storm… absolute mother of all riots coming in London? Or is British multiculturalism already matured beyond this point?
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Nice snapshot
As of 2026, total valuation: - U.S. stock market: $75 trillion - U.S. housing market: $50 trillion In 2006: - U.S. stock market: $15 trillion - U.S. housing market: $25 trillion Systemic risk has clearly shifted.
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Speaking as a European, I believe that ironically both Russia and the US care more about preserving our heritage than our own elite class and native socialists do, but they will still let us burn in favour of their own often nefarious interests
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In case anyone doubted what they meant by “globalize the intifada”, here’s a small sample
Milan, Italy is dealing with the direct results after its government imported millions of third-world migrant invaders. The city that once thrived is now facing the same disorder that follows open-border policies across Europe. Import the third world and you become the third world, and Italy is watching it happen in real time.
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I try not to comment on Colombian politics, but Espriella’s move to remove “woke” items from the national museum in a left leaning city like Bogota does not seem like an intelligent move. It is far more provocative than it could be productive. Real change is about understanding your adversaries.
No es Paris, es Bogotá: no por las hipotecas ni los arriendos sino porque removieron el florero de Llorente y otros objetos y piezas históricas y artísticas del Museo Nacional de Colombia.
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Now Portugal. Will this continue to spiral across Europe or somehow fizzle out?
A Europa está em chamas: protestos contra a crise salarial e habitacional chegam a Portugal. Milhares de manifestantes reuniram-se nas ruas de Lisboa, convocados pela Confederação dos Trabalhadores Portugueses (CGTP); também houve protestos em Coimbra e Porto. #Portugual
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A small slice of the economic picture behind France’s current uprising. Highest social spending in the world but supposedly the public is rioting because the government isn’t doing enough
France has the highest social spending of any country in the world
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At what point is the situation in France officially identified as a civil war?
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Ni una sola bandera de Francia en las "protestas" "estudiantiles". Solo banderas de entidades islámicas.
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Replying to @Peter_Lukacs_R
$CF is the better play
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Is it just me or is everyone, even so-called normies, starting to feel a big crash coming?
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Imagine saving in a currency that's designed to go to zero 🤡
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When the US-Iran war started 🇺🇸 🇮🇷: Gold: $5,279/oz Silver: $93.83/oz Brent Oil: $72 per barrel S&P 500: 6,880 Bitcoin: $67,000 Today: Gold: $4,142/oz (−21.5%) Silver: $56.50/oz (−39.8%) Brent Oil: $104 per barrel (+44.4%) S&P 500: 7,719 (+12.2%) Bitcoin: $81,000 (+20.9%) From now on the market’s message is clear: war = bearish gold & silver, bullish stocks & crypto. Mad world we live in.
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Honestly, Alastair McLeod @MacleodFinance has become the person I respect the most in finance after listening to him over the years. What an incredibly erudite and lucid individual. There is so much nonesense and grift in the world of finance and podcasts, but this is what someone with the most genuinely profound understanding of history and markets sounds like to listen to. youtu.be/Cf8qgYI-iYE?si=gl2t…
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High interest rates right now are like a stock with suspiciously high dividend yield. It’s for a reason, and it’s a trap.
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🤣 The man arrested for wearing a burka to a protest has shown up to court.. in a burka
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Replying to @DannyDayan5
USD/fiat is a broken yardstick, allowing institutions like COMEX to be history’s greatest mechanisms for fraud
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