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@harukaawake This.

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@Tectone Did someone say money?

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@thedailyrabbit_ You should check this out bruh. https://t.co/jsxG284IKx

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Yes, Leaf.

[Leaflit 🍃 Angel's Sword @Leaflit]

Being Prejudiced is awesome actually, I wrote a song about it~

With all the things happening in the world right now, I feel like this feeling is more relevant than ever.

Don't you think? ✨🚀

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@BlackDumpling

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OK folks, I am already shadow banned even though I pay the soon to be trillionaire a LOT per month.
Here's the truth kids. It's not Nachies. It's before that.
The Untold Financial War of the 1860s: How the Ledger Ruled the Crown ��
The standard historical mythology surrounding Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War completely scrubs out the global financial syndicate pulling the strings on both sides of the Atlantic. The United States didn't narrowly escape royal rule—it just traded the crown for the ledger. The real power play of the 1860s was an international debt trap involving Lincoln, the Habsburgs, and the Rothschild banking dynasty.
In the 19th century, the Habsburg Empire (Austria) was structurally broken and buried under staggering amounts of military debt. The Austrian branch of the Rothschilds completely subsidized the Habsburg state, funding their railroads and bailing out their imperial treasury multiple times. Emperor Franz Joseph and the Habsburg court couldn't move an army or pass an economic decree without the bank's approval. The crown was just a mask; the private financiers held the real veto power. The H’s did exactly what the R’s said do.
The pipeline connecting this network directly to the American Civil War was August Belmont, a German-born banker trained in the Rothschild houses of Frankfurt and Naples. Sent to New York as their primary American agent, Belmont managed to become the Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. His political enemies openly accused him of maintaining a dual allegiance to both the Rothschild family and the Habsburg monarchy, using foreign capital to buy up political leverage against Lincoln.
The exact moment where Lincoln, the Habsburgs, and the Rothschilds collided happened right on the U.S. southern border in Mexico. While Lincoln was completely distracted by the Civil War, Napoleon III of France—whose foreign ventures were heavily funded by the Parisian branch of the Rothschilds—invaded Mexico to collect on unpaid debts. To secure a permanent corporate-monarchy beachhead designed to encircle the United States, the European powers installed Maximilian Habsburg (the brother of the Austrian Emperor) as the puppet "Emperor of Mexico" in 1864.
Lincoln knew exactly what this was. He also knew that if he borrowed money from the Rothschild-affiliated European banking network to fund the Civil War, the predatory interest rates (running as high as 24% to 36%) would permanently enslave the United States to international financiers.
To break their grip, Lincoln pulled an aggressive financial counter-move: he bypassed the private banks entirely and printed "Greenbacks"—fiat currency issued directly by the U.S. Treasury, carrying zero interest owed to Wall Street, London, or Paris. By doing this, Lincoln declared war on the international banking system.
Lincoln’s drive for absolute control was a psychological shield against a chaotic world and a brutal childhood—something the Todd family always knew, recognizing him as a youth deeply damaged by his abusive father. But by consolidating absolute power in Washington to fight this global and domestic squeeze, he made himself the singular, living symbol of a new federal empire.
To men who operated under the classical belief that a tyrant must be stopped to save a republic, Lincoln’s centralization of power made his elimination an absolute necessity. He was assassinated by a theater performer shouting "Sic semper tyrannis"—and the federal empire used his death to unleash a wave of raw vengeance, bypassing constitutional rights to execute citizens on flimsy evidence.
The elite never cared about the Union or the Confederacy; they cared about the global monopoly of debt. We never escaped the kings; we just let them wear three-piece suits instead of crowns.

[DV8 @DV8tion]

OK folks, I am already shadow banned even though I pay the soon to be trillionaire a LOT per month.
Here's the truth kids. It's not Nachies. It's before that.
The Untold Financial War of the 1860s: How the Ledger Ruled the Crown 🧵
The standard historical mythology surrounding Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War completely scrubs out the global financial syndicate pulling the strings on both sides of the Atlantic. The United States didn't narrowly escape royal rule—it just traded the crown for the ledger. The real power play of the 1860s was an international debt trap involving Lincoln, the Habsburgs, and the Rothschild banking dynasty.
In the 19th century, the Habsburg Empire (Austria) was structurally broken and buried under staggering amounts of military debt. The Austrian branch of the Rothschilds completely subsidized the Habsburg state, funding their railroads and bailing out their imperial treasury multiple times. Emperor Franz Joseph and the Habsburg court couldn't move an army or pass an economic decree without the bank's approval. The crown was just a mask; the private financiers held the real veto power. The H’s did exactly what the R’s said do.
The pipeline connecting this network directly to the American Civil War was August Belmont, a German-born banker trained in the Rothschild houses of Frankfurt and Naples. Sent to New York as their primary American agent, Belmont managed to become the Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. His political enemies openly accused him of maintaining a dual allegiance to both the Rothschild family and the Habsburg monarchy, using foreign capital to buy up political leverage against Lincoln.
The exact moment where Lincoln, the Habsburgs, and the Rothschilds collided happened right on the U.S. southern border in Mexico. While Lincoln was completely distracted by the Civil War, Napoleon III of France—whose foreign ventures were heavily funded by the Parisian branch of the Rothschilds—invaded Mexico to collect on unpaid debts. To secure a permanent corporate-monarchy beachhead designed to encircle the United States, the European powers installed Maximilian Habsburg (the brother of the Austrian Emperor) as the puppet "Emperor of Mexico" in 1864.
Lincoln knew exactly what this was. He also knew that if he borrowed money from the Rothschild-affiliated European banking network to fund the Civil War, the predatory interest rates (running as high as 24% to 36%) would permanently enslave the United States to international financiers.
To break their grip, Lincoln pulled an aggressive financial counter-move: he bypassed the private banks entirely and printed "Greenbacks"—fiat currency issued directly by the U.S. Treasury, carrying zero interest owed to Wall Street, London, or Paris. By doing this, Lincoln declared war on the international banking system.
Lincoln’s drive for absolute control was a psychological shield against a chaotic world and a brutal childhood—something the Todd family always knew, recognizing him as a youth deeply damaged by his abusive father. But by consolidating absolute power in Washington to fight this global and domestic squeeze, he made himself the singular, living symbol of a new federal empire.
To men who operated under the classical belief that a tyrant must be stopped to save a republic, Lincoln’s centralization of power made his elimination an absolute necessity. He was assassinated by a theater performer shouting "Sic semper tyrannis"—and the federal empire used his death to unleash a wave of raw vengeance, bypassing constitutional rights to execute citizens on flimsy evidence.
The elite never cared about the Union or the Confederacy; they cared about the global monopoly of debt. We never escaped the kings; we just let them wear three-piece suits instead of crowns.

[DV8 @DV8tion]

OK folks, I am already shadow banned even though I pay the soon to be trillionaire a LOT per month.
Here's the truth kids. It's not Nachies. It's before that.
The Untold Financial War of the 1860s: How the Ledger Ruled the Crown 🧵
The standard historical mythology surrounding Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War completely scrubs out the global financial syndicate pulling the strings on both sides of the Atlantic. The United States didn't narrowly escape royal rule—it just traded the crown for the ledger. The real power play of the 1860s was an international debt trap involving Lincoln, the Habsburgs, and the Rothschild banking dynasty.
In the 19th century, the Habsburg Empire (Austria) was structurally broken and buried under staggering amounts of military debt. The Austrian branch of the Rothschilds completely subsidized the Habsburg state, funding their railroads and bailing out their imperial treasury multiple times. Emperor Franz Joseph and the Habsburg court couldn't move an army or pass an economic decree without the bank's approval. The crown was just a mask; the private financiers held the real veto power. The H’s did exactly what the R’s said do.
The pipeline connecting this network directly to the American Civil War was August Belmont, a German-born banker trained in the Rothschild houses of Frankfurt and Naples. Sent to New York as their primary American agent, Belmont managed to become the Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. His political enemies openly accused him of maintaining a dual allegiance to both the Rothschild family and the Habsburg monarchy, using foreign capital to buy up political leverage against Lincoln.
The exact moment where Lincoln, the Habsburgs, and the Rothschilds collided happened right on the U.S. southern border in Mexico. While Lincoln was completely distracted by the Civil War, Napoleon III of France—whose foreign ventures were heavily funded by the Parisian branch of the Rothschilds—invaded Mexico to collect on unpaid debts. To secure a permanent corporate-monarchy beachhead designed to encircle the United States, the European powers installed Maximilian Habsburg (the brother of the Austrian Emperor) as the puppet "Emperor of Mexico" in 1864.
Lincoln knew exactly what this was. He also knew that if he borrowed money from the Rothschild-affiliated European banking network to fund the Civil War, the predatory interest rates (running as high as 24% to 36%) would permanently enslave the United States to international financiers.
To break their grip, Lincoln pulled an aggressive financial counter-move: he bypassed the private banks entirely and printed "Greenbacks"—fiat currency issued directly by the U.S. Treasury, carrying zero interest owed to Wall Street, London, or Paris. By doing this, Lincoln declared war on the international banking system.
Lincoln’s drive for absolute control was a psychological shield against a chaotic world and a brutal childhood—something the Todd family always knew, recognizing him as a youth deeply damaged by his abusive father. But by consolidating absolute power in Washington to fight this global and domestic squeeze, he made himself the singular, living symbol of a new federal empire.
To men who operated under the classical belief that a tyrant must be stopped to save a republic, Lincoln’s centralization of power made his elimination an absolute necessity. He was assassinated by a theater performer shouting "Sic semper tyrannis"—and the federal empire used his death to unleash a wave of raw vengeance, bypassing constitutional rights to execute citizens on flimsy evidence.
The elite never cared about the Union or the Confederacy; they cared about the global monopoly of debt. We never escaped the kings; we just let them wear three-piece suits instead of crowns.

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So now you define the rules of discourse, when you're not even very good at it. I didn't even get into critical thought proper.

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Ain't this the truth..... https://t.co/ECEUEwmWFD

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@barnes_law 14 million vs 19 million, you need to stop lying about percentages and 60X money. I know you are a lawyer, but at some point the lie is too big.

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@Breaking911 Ya know in Arkansas we call that an afternoon shower. NYC for the loss.

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Folks, it's time to start shaming the nerds. They have spent their lives believing that if they are close enough to the deranged left they might get laid. A little secret, they wont. It's a nerd mindset that makes them want to glorify feminine beliefs. The 9 out of 10 guy is gonna be screwing 2/3 of the women at the bar. You are going home alone nerd. So stop.
Women have no self respect and will allow cheating if the male is high value enough. These are hard cold fact of modern women.

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@DD_Geopolitics Bruh, just go away already. You had a great run and then you had 5 straight bad takes. You are even killing Viva's viewership. Bow out and do the gambling thing. It suits you.

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@Subnautica Change your Terms of use. Problem solved. You'll own nothing and be happy is insulting and A lie.

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@IfindRetards Careful...

[Rusty Shackleford 🟧 @RKBAShackleford]

Ed doesn't fall far from the anti-gun Trump tree.

People of KY, vote accordingly.

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@NWStornado So why did the season shift 300 mile north? El Nino?

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As long as you honestly chase your concerns I'm with ya. I'll say this. I'm a guy that could be deleted. If that ever happens, I pray that I'll have at least one friend that looks under every damned rock. The authorities always look at the closest first. Money, power, and p**sy are almost always the motive. Like with JFK, I'll always think Onassis was the man behind the mirror.

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@Asmongold @Polymarket Hey girly man you still out here. You decided GenX was a target like boomers. Yuo misread the rom.

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@dom_lucre Gonna mess with GenX are ya?