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[Condor @Condor3_Tweets]

@MAC_VSOG R.I.P. Billy Waugh.

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

Can President Trump PLEASE give the Presidential Medal of Freedom to the Amish for their amazing work rebuilding Western North Carolina?

They have literally rebuilt HUNDREDS of bridges, homes, businesses, and roads... and are STILL HERE HELPING!!!!!

No group deserves it more.

[The Tennessee Holler @TheTNHoller]

Kinda seems like a story 🇺🇸 media should be covering

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

Bro processed one SINGLE COW and walked away with this absolute mountain of meat.

At this point the cow was basically a walking Costco 🤣

Writer: Samuel

[Lukas Ekwueme @ekwufinance]

Performance of commodities in the inflationary 70s cycle

- Gold: 23x
- Silver: 30x
- Oil: 12x

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

WHISTLEBLOWER Gail Macrae: "I am a registered nurse with years on the front lines... ZERO patients died FROM COVID."

They were KILLED by Remdesivir and ventilators.

Hospitals were half-empty the entire time.
But the deadly protocols, forced isolation from family, and experimental drugs kept rolling — because every “COVID label” meant massive government bonuses.

This wasn’t medicine.
This was MURDER FOR MONEY.

Patients came in with the flu or pneumonia. They left in body bags after being poisoned and suffocated by hospital policy.

I saw it with my own eyes.
I watched it happen day after day.

Demand justice.
Demand the truth.
Demand the names of every administrator, doctor, and politician who profited while our loved ones were slaughtered.

The COVID hospital scam was one of the greatest crimes in history.

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

BREAKING: Retail investors sold -$300 million in ETFs on Wednesday, their largest daily sale on record.

This also surpasses the previous daily record of -$260 million set during the 2020 pandemic.

This comes as the semiconductor ETF, $SOXX, alone recorded -$270 million in retail outflows, its largest daily retail withdrawal in at least 12 months.

As a result, $SOXX posted -$695 million in total outflows last week, the largest weekly outflow since mid-August.

At the same time, investors withdrew -$1.2 billion from the 3x leveraged long semiconductor ETF, $SOXL, their largest weekly withdrawal since June.

Furthermore, the Momentum ETF, $MTUM, saw -$12 million in retail outflows on Wednesday, following -$30 million on Tuesday.

Retail investors are locking in gains in tech.

[Grace Chong, MBI @gc22gc]

University of Illinois Chicago is exempt from the proposed $103K H1B fee

[Deep Leaks @DeepLeaksHQ]

In 2022, Congresswoman Jackie Walorski began working with actress Anne Heche on projects to expose Child Sex Trafficking.

On August 3, 2022, Walorski died in a car ‘accident.’

On August 11, 2022 - one week later - Heche ALSO died in a car ‘accident.’

Coincidence? I think not…

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

BREAKING: The Consumer Sentiment Index fell -3.6 points in September, to 48.1, its 2nd-lowest level in history.

This marks the 2nd consecutive monthly decline, totaling -7.1 points.

This comes as the Current Conditions Index decreased -1.0 point, to 50.9, its 4th-lowest reading on record.

At the same time, the Consumer Expectations Index dropped -5.2 points, to 46.3, its 2nd-lowest since 1980.

This year, the sentiment has deteriorated for all groups by age, education, geography, political party and income.

The decline has been driven by a higher cost-of-living, as higher fuel prices, persistent inflation, rising mortgage rates, and weaker purchasing power.

Consumer sentiment is at crisis levels.

[Brian Eastwood @BrianEastwoodx]

“I dont want their support anymore” Donald J Trump

That’s the day the music died.

[Bannon’s WarRoom @Bannons_WarRoom]

“80 are foreign workers on H-1B or J-1 visas.
Only 2 are Americans.”

https://t.co/ESGB3kPwyy

[Kyle Seraphin @KyleSeraphin]

"Dad, how did the French end up with their nobility in guillotines?"

[theleahfiles @leahfiles]

In his book Collapse, Jared Diamond studied a dozen societies across thousands of years, from the Maya to the Vikings, to answer one question: why do great civilizations fall? What he found wasn't drought, war or bad luck. None of those were ever enough on their own. The one thing present in every collapse was how the people at the top responded to what was happening below them.

The warning sign he found again and again was leaders who were completely insulated from the pain of ordinary people. When the powerful never feel the consequences, they stop seeing the problem, and when they stop seeing it, they stop fixing it. The Maya kings kept enriching themselves and building monuments while the farmers who fed them went hungry. Their civilization didn't fall because of one bad year. It fell because the people in charge had stopped living in the same world as everyone else.

Diamond called them "distant managers." They are the people in power who live so far from the damage that they are the last to understand how bad it has gotten. By the time they notice, the fields are already empty.

His most important finding was that collapse is a choice. Every society that fell had leaders who could have changed course and chose not to. The question for us is whether we will keep letting people who can't see us make that choice for us. Because we are there folks.

[Martin A. Armstrong @ArmstrongEcon]

At least the New York Magazine published the planes of cash going all the time to Russia to buy the government. I was shown pallets of $100 bills freshly printed. They at least ran the story and called it the Money Plane.

[Martin A. Armstrong @ArmstrongEcon]

People have no idea about the truth of what has been taking place behind the curtain.

Magnitsky was NOT a lawyer, he was the accountant for Hermitage Capital Management that they wanted me to put in $10 billion run by Bill Browder and Edmond Safra.

He was NOT killed by Putin. That was all a lie. Magnitsky would have been the star witness to the whole regime change attempt by the Neocon & Bankers.

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

Hear me out… perhaps the Republican leadership shouldn’t have shut down Congress until after the election just to stop the rest of the Epstein files from being released.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Mike Johnson sent Congress home rather than vote on another Epstein files release. He was willing to lose the midterms over this. I am still voting GOP, but don't have any patience for the scolds. Keeping the Epstein files hidden mattered more than the midterms.

[Stern Drew @SternDrewCrypto]

🚨 Japan is About to Nuke the Global Economy

A very dangerous news came out from Japan for Carry Traders: BoJ’s Yuto just revealed that Important off-the-record deals have been struck to secure Japan’s oil demand.

Markets immediately heard the implication: oil priced in yen. If that happens, the decades-old yen carry trade does not just wobble. It snaps.

Oil priced in yen would mean Japan (or its counterparties) settling at least some crude purchases in yen instead of dollars. Oil has been a dollar market for decades. Japan earns in yen, so it normally sells yen for dollars, then pays for barrels.

That constant yen-selling is one of the structural pressures that kept the currency weak and made cheap yen funding attractive. If a growing share of Japan’s oil bill is paid in yen, especially under bilateral political deals with the United States after the Hormuz disruption, two things change at once:

Japan needs fewer dollars for energy, and counterparties who accept yen have a reason to hold or recycle yen. That reduces a major source of yen selling.

That is what hit markets in August 2024. At the same time, Japanese yields are rising and yen is weakening after multiple interventions by U.S. Treasury and Fed. The U.S. 10-Year Yields have already broken 5.18% and not seeming to stop.

Scott Bessent even dumped Euros to save the yen, doubled U.S. Bond buybacks, warned the Fed to expand FIMA facility to Japan or watch the U.S. Treasuries collapse.

A move toward yen-denominated oil would reinforce the yen, raise the cost of funding the old carry, and accelerate the shift toward the reverse trade.

Higher yields in both countries already tighten financial conditions; a sudden yen squeeze on top of that would force leveraged positions to unwind into rising U.S. and Japanese bond yields at the same time.

This was exactly warned by the Famous City of London banker @LordBelgrave at the start of the year.

The Yen-Crude Settlement was inevitable. Looks like it’s finally arriving.

[J.J. Carrell @JJCarrell14]

Prepare yourself AMNESTY is coming!