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धर्म एव हतो हन्ति धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः ।
तस्माद् धर्मो न हन्तव्यो मा नो धर्मो हतोऽवधीत् ॥
The one who destroys dharma,dharma destroys them, and one who protects dharma,dharma protects them. Hence, dharma should never be destroyed so that the destroyed dharma can never destroy us.
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🚨 AMERICA DOESN’T HAVE A TALENT SHORTAGE. IT HAS A HIRING PROBLEM.
A manager says he applied to his own company’s job opening using essentially his own résumé.
Rejected in SIX MINUTES.
Why?
The hiring software required “React.js.”
His résumé said “React.”
One punctuation difference.
Meanwhile, HR had spent months telling him they couldn’t find qualified candidates.
Think about how many Americans are being rejected by algorithms before a human ever sees their résumé.
And how many companies are claiming they can’t find American talent while sponsoring foreign workers.
Before claiming a labor shortage, shouldn’t employers have to prove they’re actually considering qualified American applicants?
Young people struggle with property taxes due to low incomes and family expenses.
Seniors struggle with fixed incomes while county-assessed home values keep rising.
Why must people pay rent to the county or risk losing homes they already own?
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🚨 WOW! Sec. Scott Bessent came with receipts and MIC DROPPED Kristen Welker and Zelensky trying to paint Trump as a Putin flunky
"Zelensky does NOT criticize his European partners...the Europeans are FINANCING the Russian war machine. The U.S. imports $4 billion of Russian products, 1.8 billion of that is fertilizer. The Europeans, the import more than **10 TIMES** that!"
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"The UK in May WAIVED their embargo on diesel and jet fuel made with RUSSIAN crude. Where's the OUTRAGE for the rest of the world?!"
Imagine thinking you know more than Bessent on issues like this.
Trump is allowing some sale of diesel to help lower American prices.
Europe has been buying Russian oil for MONTHS AND MONTHS despite Trump repeatedly asking them to stop
The EU is still the biggest buyer of Russian LNG on Earth, taking 49% of all Russia's exports.
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Russia’s Vladimir Putin proposed a meeting with President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping next month to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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🚨🇺🇸🇪🇺🇷🇺 Sec. Bessent on the EU's hypocrisy:
"The Europeans are financing the Russian war machine.
The U.S. imports $4 billion of Russian products; $1.8 billion of that is fertilizer.
The Europeans import more than TEN TIMES that."
Washington is calling the EU hand-wringing out for what it is: blatant hypocrisy.
Writers: Samuel, Michael
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👁️A tunnel under the Bering Strait would tie Russia to Alaska, and the Boring Company could cut its $65 billion price tag to under $8 billion...
Add Alaska LNG, Arctic development and new US–Russia energy talks, and you can see an entirely new trade network forming across two continents...
Every new route takes leverage away from the old chokepoints, and that's how the balance of global power shifts... check out this video...
A tunnel beneath the Bering Strait connecting Russia and Alaska would fundamentally change the geometry of global trade... and there's a much larger architecture taking shape around it...
Russia's Kirill Dmitriev is advancing a proposed continental rail connection, bringing Elon Musk's Boring Company into the discussion with the possibility of reducing a $65 billion project to under $8 billion...
Now consider Alaska's LNG expansion, renewed U.S.–Russia energy discussions, Arctic development, and the growing effort to open alternative trade corridors...
We're watching the emergence of an entirely different economic network connecting resources, manufacturing, energy, and markets across two continents...
The systems dynamics are fascinating... control over global commerce has historically accumulated around critical dependencies... shipping lanes, ports, pipelines, financial networks, and the institutions governing access...
Introduce new pathways and the entire system begins to rebalance as existing choke points lose leverage, nations gain negotiating power, and economic activity finds more efficient routes...
The tunnel remains a proposal, but its strategic significance is already apparent...
Expand the options available within a system and you begin changing the balance of power throughout that system...
That's the larger story emerging beneath the Bering Strait...
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Market Report 10-18-2026: The Macron Three Step Unfolds
We're hours away from the 'referendum to have a referendum' in Alberta. If there was anything more overtly Technocratic than that, I can't think of it. It's like something out of Terry Gilliam's Brazil.
But, regardless, those results will be used one way or the other to bleed off the enthusiasm for actual Albertan independence in the future because upgrading Canada to the new Sahel is fully underway, replete with a new brown slave class, especially once all those obstreperous Scots/Irish are MAiDed out of the gene pool.
Do a quick analysis of the European commercial deals into Snow India's resource sectors and you'll see what I'm talking about.
But the big story today is the Burning Down of the House of France, which looks half like a LARP and half like an honest attempt to remove Macron from office. Really, it's just the ratchet of the societal collapse Davos et.al. need to effect the creation of their more perfect technocratic union in Brussels.
Mannie wants Ursula's job, Ursula is trying to finally rein in the Tracksuit Midget of Kiev, and Chrissie at the ECB wants Mannie's job after Marine is allowed to have it just long enough to blame the collapse of the country on her.
The outline is as follows:
1) Because they've lost their cheap funding source in Japan, collateralized by Sahel gold, oil, uranium, etc. protests are necessary to get up the chaos to 11 while French bonds explode threatening pensions, and wine/cheese futures.
2) Macron stands down, fiddles while cities 'burn' and LePen is allowed to take power finally to clean up the mess but she isn't allowed. Then the real protests begin.
3) She fails, populism is destroyed as a solution, and Macron resurfaces after Ursula's deep corruption is finally allowed to be made known to the general public.
4) Lagarde puts the finishing touches on the digital euro after holding the German debt markets in amber for a few years only to move in Mario Draghi style into Paris as the steady hand to guide the ship of state.
5) Many people throw up a little in their mouths.
6) Or a lot.
7) The US washes its hands of this nonsense, forces the Midget to put the lotion on its skin or else it gets the Kinzhal again and the planet keeps spinning.
Just in case you're confused, this is more important than the US elections in two weeks.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
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Why does the British media keep attacking President Trump and MAGA ahead of the US midterms?
And why does Obama visit the UK so frequently?
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The Federal Reserve, like LIBOR later and the Eurodollar system, was a project of the City of London set up to control the US dollar and to create wage slaves out of the American people.
THE CITY OF LONDON'S tentacles reached deep into the pockets of the 1900s American Banker...
The Jekyll Island meeting (November 1910) was a secret gathering of top bankers and officials who drafted the core plan that led to the Federal Reserve.
It took place at the exclusive Jekyll Island Club off the Georgia coast.
The group traveled under the cover of a duck-hunting trip so the public and press wouldn’t know Wall Street figures were writing banking reform legislation.
Who was there (the main participants):
Senator Nelson Aldrich — Chairman of the National Monetary Commission; he organized the meeting.
Paul M. Warburg — Partner at Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; the leading technical expert on central banking from THE CITY OF LONDON.
Henry P. Davison — Senior partner at J.P. Morgan & Co.
Frank A. Vanderlip — President of National City Bank of New York.
Benjamin Strong — Vice president of Bankers Trust (Morgan-related).
Charles D. Norton — President of First National Bank of New York (also Morgan-aligned).
A. Piatt Andrew — Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and economist for the Monetary Commission.
What it was for:
After the manufactured panic of 1907, Congress had created the National Monetary Commission to study banking reform.
Aldrich needed a concrete bill..... At Jekyll Island the group spent about a week writing the framework for a central banking system (the Aldrich Plan / National Reserve Association).
The plan called for a privately owned central bank with regional branches that could issue currency and act as a lender of last resort.
That draft was later modified under the recovering President Woodrow Wilson... (After an Assassination attempt)
The Wilson administration made the modifications and it became the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.
The secrecy was deliberate—Aldrich and the bankers believed open knowledge of Wall Street’s role would kill the legislation.
Just like it nearly killed the President for resisting...
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If they can't get a world war nor even a proper civil war. They'll burn their own cities to the ground such the bankers can reset the debt, in the making of vast fortunes in the rebuilding that follows for thirty years. Only, won't work this time, given the low grade of humans they've flooded their own lands with (who, if the pattern holds, they'll enslave to do the actual rebuilding, while being used up utterly).
This could have been USA under Democrats/Globalists regime who invited illegal migrants to US under Biden era.
🇫🇷 THE YELLOW VESTS ARE BACK IN THE HEART OF PARIS
Protesters climbed the enormous statue at Place de la République and unfurled a banner accusing police of injuring high school students.
It's one of France's most famous protest squares, where generations have gathered to make their anger heard.
And now the symbol of the French Republic is wearing a protest banner.
Even the statues are getting involved.
Writers: Daniyal, Oliver
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The same usual suspects who will tell you the US is in trouble due to all of the unfunded liabilities that the US owes to itself...will simultaneously tell you that the debt that China owes doesn't matter because...wait for it...they owe it to themselves.
Trump knows how to play the game!! Democrats and neocons walked into trap 😂
🚨🇺🇸🇷🇺Trump waives the Russia sanctions law named after Lindsey Graham, 28 days after signing it
The order invokes the law's national-interest clause to suspend the sanctions on Russian officials, oligarchs and banks, the 500% tariff on Russian energy, and the 100% tariffs on the five biggest buyers of Russian oil.
Trump signed the Graham Act on Sept. 18 and had until Saturday to enforce it or waive it.
The tariffs now sit on the books but switched off, available whenever he wants them.
Graham spent more than a year building this bill as his answer to Putin and died in July before it passed.
A dozen senators, McConnell, Tillis, Collins, Murkowski and Cornyn among them, asked Trump Tuesday to kill the diesel deal and enforce it instead.
Instead the diesel deal gets its legal cover.
Source: New York Times / Writer: Daniel
Does it mean, US will at some point issued long debt or limited to certain entities that isn’t domestic?
🚨RED OCTOBER DEBRIEFING: THE HOUSE WINS ON VOLUME
My read: when Bessent said "I am the house," he wasn't bluffing about the long end. He was telling you where he plans to win. The short end.
Here is what's on the record.
September 8, 2026. Southern Methodist University. The Treasury Secretary tells bond traders: "I am the house now."
Over the next three weeks, the 30-year yield climbs from about 5.25% to 5.69%. The highest since 2002. Critics say the market called his bluff.
But look at where the pain is.
October 7. The 2-year rises about 3 basis points. The 10-year and 30-year rise about 8. The market is happy to lend Washington money for two years. It's nervous about thirty.
The short end is calm. And it's crowded with buyers.
The stablecoin law requires every regulated digital dollar to be backed by short-term Treasury bills.
The Fed takes every dollar from its old mortgage bonds and buys short-term bills. That's about $15 to $17 billion a month.
Cayman Islands hedge funds pushed their T-bill holdings to a record this summer.
And Wall Street's own read on the upcoming refunding: cut long-term bond sales because demand for bills is so high.
Now look at what Treasury did at the long end.
Buybacks of long bonds: $2 billion per operation. Then $4 billion. Then about $6 billion.
Put it together. Borrow short, where the buyers are lined up. Use that strength to defend the long end. Shrink the long end over time.
A casino doesn't win every hand. It wins on volume. Treasury doesn't have to win at the 30-year. It has to win where it borrows the most.
The other side, in fairness:
Short-term money has to be borrowed again every few weeks. If the Fed raises rates, the cost of that whole pile goes up almost immediately. The house only wins while short rates stay put.
The long-end defense hasn't worked yet. Buybacks tripled and yields still rose. A former Comptroller General and a Johns Hopkins economist say the real problem is credibility: over $40 trillion in debt, at least $147 trillion in total promises, and trust funds that run dry in 2032 and 2033. Their argument is that no amount of short-term buying fixes that.
And the biggest captive buyer, stablecoins, doesn't fully arrive until 2027.
What settles it:
November 2 and 4. Treasury's next borrowing plan.
If the house is playing the short end on purpose, you'll see it: more bills, smaller long-bond auctions, maybe the 20-year cut altogether.
If auction sizes stay the same and the long end keeps climbing, the market is forcing Treasury's hand, not the other way around.
Either way, the scorecard drops in three weeks.
They have been telling us the whole time.
I am the guy on the couch, and you have been debriefed.
