Nothing is more intense than possessing eyes that peer into the others soul. It inspires fear, admiration, power and even seduction.
An eagle or a wolf emit a level of self assurance that the ultimate human being should emulate.
It is not an easy thing to master.
Meet Turhan Mildon: 29 years old, Turkish billionaire, and quite possibly the most efficient grifter of his generation. Most of us spend our twenties figuring out navigating roommates. He spent his collecting heads of state.
Last month he married 42-year-old Alina Habba, Trump's former personal lawyer, in a reported $10 million wedding at the Waldorf Astoria. The guest list included Attorney General Todd Blanche, FBI Director Kash Patel, and White House Counsel Will Scharf. Normal crowd for a normal wedding between two normal people.
How does a guy get there before 30? Easy. Follow the steps:
Step 1: Marry into a Turkish family whose company built a mega-mosque for Erdogan. Get introduced by Erdogan to the president of Congo.
Step 2: Become an adviser to Congo's president and pick up a Congolese diplomatic passport. As one does.
Step 3: Head to Venezuela. Divorce. Get engaged to the daughter of a U.S.-sanctioned admiral close to Maduro. Land a contract running the country's state-owned cement plants.
Step 4: Watch the U.S. capture Maduro in January. Learn the Trump administration reportedly weighed sanctioning you (his team calls that a "malicious rumor"). Lose the cement contract in June.
Step 5: Meet Trump's former lawyer at the Kennedy Center. Plan a wedding in about 60 days. Invite the top law enforcement officials in America.
Strategic? Romantic? Why not both.
And the fun part: he's still trying to hang onto that Venezuelan cement deal. Totally unrelated, we're sure.
Oh, and he's still only 29. Or 25, according to British corporate records. Either way, he's out-hustling everyone you know.
Love is patient. Love is kind. Love apparently also comes with a diplomatic passport and a seat next to the FBI director.
@IsraelGovNews You bombed a Syrian airbase 70 km from our border. Not us. We have a saying about people like you
"The rabbit rubbed his dick to a rock and said I fucked the mountain"
that rabbit is you i guess
Sometimes you have to block out the noise in order to get through a struggle. Your friends may become distant or they may not understand. But, at the end of the tunnel, you’ll reach a better place.
The downward spiral for the UK in 2026…
- Racheal Reeves will increase taxes this month. They are already sky high with over 11% of people paying the 40% rate (historically this was 3.5%. She will also start imposing regulations to try to prevent capital flight.
- the real reason she’s doing this is to qualify for more debt. As soon as the higher taxes are passed, the debt will be approved.
- the higher tax rates will not collect higher receipts. With less money in people’s pockets, they will spend less and small businesses will be hit harder. Hiring people will be more risky and businesses will put the breaks on spending. Wealthy people will continue to leave and investment (other than vulture funds) will contract. The debt money raised by government will flow through the machine of consultants and PE backed businesses that specialise in extracting money from government; almost none of it will stimulate the real economy and a lot of it will cause costs to rise.
- the BoE will call a meeting to discuss this with the Treasury. “We can’t continue to lend to you unless you get the tax receipts up!” They will say.
- Racheal Reeves will resign and a new Chancellor will be installed. Further tax rises will be introduced on the middle class who can’t leave. The cycle will continue.
@FrenchOG3 Not always, but a lot of the time if a woman is in her late 30s and is still looking to ‘settle down’, she’s probably a walking talking red flag. Wtf have you been doing all this time to chase away all the good men that came in and out of your life.
A dad can lose friends. He can be misunderstood by his own family. He can carry the weight of criticism and still sleep just fine at night.
You know why?
Because his mission isn’t to be liked by the crowd. His mission is to be respected, trusted, and loved by the only audience that matters his children.
One day, those kids will look back and realize why Dad said ‘no’ when everyone else said ‘yes.’ Why he stood his ground when it would’ve been easier to bend. Why he took the long road, even when the short one looked tempting.
A father doesn’t measure success by applause. He measures it by the way his children see him when the world is quiet and by whether they know, without a shadow of doubt, “That’s my dad… and I’m proud he’s mine.”
@Soulful1865 The fact is that 2 generations ago, kids like this would not of dared to speak to other people esp. adult because they knew what the repercussions would be. Today they know that the majority of society will do nothing because they feel overly protected by law.
Stephen Ireland, who targeted me with endless abuse on here because I oppose the chemical castration of children and the removal of protected spaces for women and girls, has just been sentenced to 30 years in jail for child rape.