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[Magnus Vigsø @MagnusVigso]

We need to be 1960’s maxxing

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

300.000 polacos se manifestaron en las calles para declarar que Polonia es un país cristiano, no musulmán.

Los Polacos se muestran mucho mas inteligentes que el resto de Europa.
Ellos están decididos, no serán invadidos por los Islámicos ...

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

Woooow! This is getting bad.

"Canada has never been more affordable" -Mark Carney

Canada:

[Radical Eyes @RadicalEyesUK]

HAVE YOU EVER HEARD ABOUT THE LIMP BIZKIT WOODSTOCK THEORY?

Limp Bizkit performed “Break Stuff” at Woodstock 1999 and the young White male crowd erupted into riots, fires, and chaos.

The elites saw firsthand the dangerous mobilizing power of angry nu-metal music on White men. They didn’t like the possibilities that the White man could rise up full of anger. They had to stop us before we realised ourselves what we could actually do together.

They responded by pulling back support for those bands. In the 2000s the music industry shifted heavily toward promoting rappers and hip-hop.

The goal was clear, stop White male anger and prevent it from rising up against the system. Rock was deliberately sidelined. This was cultural control.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

This is Louis.

He was 17 years-old.

On Friday night he was beaten into a coma by a group of foreign savages in Narbonne, France

The video is too graphic to post.

Last night, he died.

How many more times does this have to happen?

Europe has fallen to the third-world.

[Don Durrett - goldstockdata.com @DonDurrett]

The silver bull is bucking hard this week. Is the silver bull market over? Well, riddle me this, Batman, can the US Government fix its debt problem? Has the business cycle become extinct? Are all the negative macro trends going to reverse? 🤔

Big corrections are normal in a silver bull market. 1976: 45%, 2004: 40%, 2008: 60%. This one is a bit extreme, but I expect a recovery to a new ATH.

I think a 60% correction is possible, which would be $48. So, I would put the potential floor for the rest of 2026 to be $48 to $55.

This might not be the last deep correction this year. We have two more Qtrs to go, and the S&P is a big Jenga game. 😳

[Smirkley @Smirkley]

I estimate 26% of Canada’s 2024 permanent immigrants were Muslim.

[DeepWebSlinger @deepwebslinger]

Definitely plausible....

[Ivanka Trump RV Q🇺🇸 @0ivankaTrump1]

Question of the day:

As a Canadian, if you were granted free citizenship to the USA, would you take it?

[Rocky Huff @RockyHuff3]

Good Afternoon Alberta

So hopeful!

Nearly 500 cars from across Alberta paraded to Sundre for Alberta Pride and the independence movement is alive and well.

Locals cheered, farmers & ranchers waved flags from Olds to Sundre, towns had flags out, kids loved it.

Thank you, Sundre! ❤️ #AlbertaPride

[Relevant Babes @relevantbabes]

Remember when Penny Lane did THIS 🤩

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Fauci committed so many evil crimes

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Time to return to sanity

[Handre @Handre]

Everyone remembers the crash of 1929. Almost nobody asks where the boom came from.

The Federal Reserve created it. Between 1921 and 1929, the Fed expanded the money supply by roughly 61 percent, an increase of about $28 billion in total bank deposits, currency, and other instruments. The expansion was subtler than the printing press running wild in some Weimar sense, which made it more dangerous. Benjamin Strong, the head of the New York Fed, kept interest rates artificially low through open market purchases of government securities and bankers' acceptances. He did much of it as a personal favor to Montagu Norman of the Bank of England, who wanted to prop up the overvalued pound after Britain's blunder of returning to gold at the prewar parity in 1925. American savers got to subsidize British monetary vanity. Nice.

Cheap credit does not spread evenly. It floods into the interest-sensitive sectors first: capital goods, construction, the stock market. So you got the Florida land mania, you got skyscrapers rising in Manhattan, you got brokers' loans ballooning from $1.5 billion in 1921 to over $8.5 billion by 1929 as everyone and his shoeshine boy bought stocks on 10 percent margin. The structure of production stretched far beyond what real savings could support. Entrepreneurs read the low rates as a signal that capital was abundant. It wasn't. The Fed had simply forged the signal.

This is what the mainstream missed, and still misses: Prices were roughly stable through the decade. Consumer prices barely moved. To Irving Fisher and the early monetarists, stable prices meant no inflation and therefore no problem. Productivity was surging in the 1920s, and prices should have fallen. They would have fallen under honest money. The Fed pumped in just enough new credit to keep prices flat, masking the inflation entirely. The thermometer read normal while the patient ran a fever.

So when people tell you the 1929 crash proves capitalism is unstable, ask them who set the interest rate. Ask them who doubled brokers' loans. The boom was the disease. A central bank manufactured a decade of malinvestment, then acted shocked when the bill arrived.

[Rick Rule @RealRickRule]

interesting... the market, forcing founders to work on real problems

[🧬Maxpein🧬 @maximumpain333]

CHRIST ISN'T A MAN COMING TO SAVE YOU!

Millions are waiting for a return of Christ - but it's not a person. It's the return of consciousness.

✨🙌🏾💫

© Santos Bonacci

[Filtre Yok @FiltreYokMKA]

1773’te yapıldı.

Elektrik yok.
Motor yok.
Pil yok.

Ama hâlâ çalışıyor.

Gümüş Kuğu, 250 yılı aşkın süredir yalnızca yaylar ve pirinç dişlilerle hareket eden bir mühendislik şaheseri.

Bazen mühendisliğin zirvesi, elektriğin icadından çok önceydi.

[Kenny @kennydob]

New Islamic school in Edmonton gets $80 million expansion and my grandkids are in a portable trailer sweating and freezing.

[Burnsco @garquake]

Do the folks who are always posting on shorting Canada Banks still even liquid anymore -
Canada has tons of issues but having best Financial / Oil and gas energy / mineral and commodity stocks always makes it great in paper markets for money

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Rape gangs are not some kind of aberration. Ask any combat veteran what they saw in Afghanistan. The sexual torture and slavery of children is utterly commonplace in Muslim countries. It’s part of their “culture.” Which is why it’s suicidal to import that culture into the west.