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Castle cost the spurs the series. Commits terrible fouls and can’t shoot.

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Landon Donovan hairline is the real comeback story of the World Cup 😂

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Landon Donovan got a hair piece? That boy been to turkey. 😂😂😂

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@ChartistXBT @DeepInference Why you so mad son?

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@stepnotonpets 😂😂😂

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IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME COMING… PROUD TO BE A GOONER #COYG

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Brutal!!!!!! 😭😭😭😭🤬🤬🤬🤬 Damn!!!!!

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@WhiteHouse No one cares.

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The Epstein case is so bad the government gave you a war, a new virus, and aliens to keep you distracted from it. Sit with that as long as you need.

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@BarakRavid Stop lying son and you will be fine

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@DionWeighters 😂😂😂

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Worth reading. Interesting shift.

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@ryancohen 😂😂😂 legendary

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@DeepInference 😂😂😂

[MENA Unleashed @MENAUnleashed]

BOMBSHELL. Saudi Arabia just posted a 126 billion riyal deficit in 90 days. That is 48% of total revenue.

In a single quarter Riyadh has burned through 76% of its entire annual deficit target. The official line was 165 billion for the full year. They hit it in 3 months. And Q1 was the easy quarter.

The Iran war broke the kingdom's fiscal model. Hormuz closure. Insurance premiums quadrupled. Supply chains for food, fuel, fertiliser, machinery, all fractured. Saudi imports nearly everything it consumes. Every line of state spending now costs more, sometimes much more, than it did 3 months ago. That is where the spending explosion came from. It is not Vision 2030 ambition. It is wartime inflation hitting a state that cannot import without paying a war premium.

And the oil revenue collapse has not even arrived yet. Hormuz only shut in early March. January and February exports moved through the strait at normal volumes. Q2 is the quarter where Saudi crude actually fails to reach Asian buyers. The revenue side of the budget is about to fall through the floor.

Stack this honestly. Q2 carries the full Hormuz hit, full wartime import inflation, full security spending surge, plus the same Vision 2030 commitments that cannot be paused without political risk. The annual deficit does not land at 165 billion. It lands at 400, maybe 500. Somewhere ratings agencies stop pretending and start downgrading.

Reserves are drained to defend the riyal peg. Sovereign borrowing scaled up to plug the hole. Debt service rising as global yields stay elevated. Gigaprojects quietly cancelled while PIF assets get repatriated. By late 2026 the kingdom is borrowing to pay interest. By 2027 it is borrowing to pay salaries. That is what the slope of this curve actually points to.

The Western analyst class is still talking about resilience and prudent diversification. They are reading last year's brochures. Saudi Arabia is not transforming. It is being financially gutted by a war it tried to manage from the sidelines. The fiscal sovereignty that bankrolled the entire Vision 2030 project is evaporating quarter by quarter.

MBS bet that he could ride out the Iran confrontation by hedging with Tehran while collecting a security premium from Washington. The bet failed. Hormuz closed anyway. Imports inflated anyway. The deficit blew open anyway. And the man who promised the Saudi public a futurist superstate is now staring at the first credible bankruptcy timeline in the kingdom's modern history.

This is what imperial decay looks like in real time. Not collapse in a single moment. A budget that quietly stops adding up. A state that quietly stops being able to afford itself.

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top 5 CNBC clips of all time

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@ClimateAudit @InsiderGeo Pretty much.