Nathan

Just a farmer out in the land of rocks and cows!

[Tironianae 🍊🍊 Z. - Ultra Verbum Vincet @Tironianae]

🚨#ALERT: Everyone needs to be aware of this

Journalist Avery Daye exposes the history of Minnesota Rep Ilhan Omar

“Ilhan Omar — I figured not enough people know about her family’s history, so let’s recap:

Her dad and her grandfather were both high-ranking military officials in the Barre regime, which killed over 200,000 people. They’re most famous for the Isaaq genocide — it was the worst of the worst: aerial bombings, executions, man-made famine.

People massively suffered under this regime, with the help of people like Ilhan Omar’s family who supported the regime and carried out this, this horror.

— They have family ties to this guy known as the Butcher of Hargeisa, and his whole shtick was “kill all but the crows.””

“So the suffering of the people of Somalia was so bad that there was a civil war and the regime was overthrown. Her family fled first to Kenya and then Minnesota, claiming they’re like these asylum seekers.

These poor, poor people. No, no, no, no. They were fleeing to escape being held accountable for what they did. She was not oppressed. Her family, they were the oppressors.”

“So for the Democratic Party to have her as a representative is insane to me — and the way that they’ve like rebranded her as all this poor refugee? No, no. She wasn’t a refugee of war. Her family created the war.”

[Levi Leatherberry @Levi_LCL]

🚨 The TRUTH about farm bailouts is OUT—and it’s worse than you think. 🚨

Over the last 8 years, the U.S. government has sent $130 BILLION in emergency aid to farmers.

Sounds good, right?

WRONG. The money isn’t going to farmers—it’s going straight to BIG CORPORATIONS. 💸

Here’s how it works:

Farmers like Adam and Scott get a "bailout."

But that money immediately goes to the corporations they owe for seeds, fertilizer, machinery—anything they need to farm.

Meanwhile, the cost of those inputs has TRIPLED since the 90s. 😡

Farmers are paying WAY MORE for the same things. But the prices they get for their crops? Barely enough to cover it. They’re breaking even at best. 💔

But the mega-corporations? They’re raking in huge profits. 💰

Monsanto and Bayer merged in 2015—and no one stopped them.

Now, a handful of companies control almost everything—seeds, fertilizer, machinery.

Let’s break it down:

Farmers might gross $500/acre.

But they’re paying $490 for inputs.

That’s how these companies inflate prices and squeeze farmers dry. 😤

And when farmers can’t make ends meet? These same corporations go to YOU—the taxpayer—for a bailout. 🤯

Instead of lowering prices, they’re laundering your tax dollars to keep their profits sky-high. 💸

The ag industry is a multi-billion dollar scam.

The government is just letting it happen. 😡

Farmers deserve better. It’s time to fight back and take control of our food system.

We the People must defend farmers, demand real reform, and break up these monopolies before they destroy the heart of American agriculture. ✊

Farmers need our support. Let's make our voices heard. 📢

[AgWeb Editors @AgWebEditor]

The inescapable crop math of sustained crippling commodity prices and high input costs has many growers screaming for immediate relief. However, bailouts are Band-Aids over bullet holes, contend farmers desperate for fundamental change. https://t.co/GLMeimADhS

[Real America's Voice (RAV) @RealAmVoice]

BANKS MOVE TO BANKRUPT RFK’S RANCH ADVISOR

Steve Jarvis reveals rancher Brian Massad—who flipped U.S. dietary guidelines—is being denied refinancing. 7,000 head of cattle at risk. Who’s pulling the strings?

@outofthewild3d @JackPosobiec

[Nathan @HughesTradingCo]

@ndrockfarmer @braunfarm Same here

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

“How did the American Dream die? How did the Middle Class die? I'm going to tell you”

Every person in America needs to understand this

- It started in the 1980s with trickle down economics that did not work. They decided to give tax cuts to the rich incorporation saying that money would trickle down. It didn't. It just made the rich richer

- Then we greenlit stock buybacks so instead of when the productivity was going up, instead of giving workers more money, they just bought back their stock so the shareholders could make profit and executives could get bonuses

- Then we had leveraged buyouts and the government didn't regulate leverage buyouts. And that was the start of private equity basically buying up everything so that they could make more money

- Then we moved away from pensions to 401ks which essentially just took the responsibility and accountability of the company to take care of their workers with the retirement and put it on to individuals. But we were never taught economics in high school. So how the f*ck are we supposed to know about compound interest and investing? But they said the 401k was better than the pension, when it wasn't

- Then they started shipping our jobs overseas, building the middle class of other countries so that they could make more profit destroying the middle class here. Then we started ramping up the borrowing money and getting into debt as a country which devalues our dollar.

- Then in 2008 we had predatory lending which crashed the housing market, fucked over so many Americans. And then we used taxpayer money to bail out the banks. And when all the houses were cheap, the the rich went and bought those up. And that's when you started to see the rent start to increase around the 2010s into the 2015s

- Then in 2011 we allowed super PACs to exist so billionaires can now buy elections and they use that money on attack ads. Which divides the country. Divide and conquer. And that's what they did

- In 2020 we had the pandemic which both sides of the aisle handled like absolute shit. Shut down all small businesses, all the money went to the top. The rich got richer. They printed trillions of dollars more which people needed. But what did all the people do? We spent the money cause we needed to spend the money. And where did that money go? To the top. And they got richer.

- Lastly they decided during the pandemic let's lower the interest rates on buying a home to 2 and a half to 3% so that people could refinance and get ahead. But no, all that really did was give the green light to a bunch of rich people to basically borrow free money. And buy up all the f*cking housing so that we can no longer own a home. And that all ended in 2021. Then we've experienced 25% inflation since the pandemic

and here we are in 2025, and we no longer have a middle class, and the American dream is dead.”

[317Ξ @317remains]

BlackRock: The Unelected Empire That Owns the World and Scripts Your Reality

At face value, BlackRock is a financial firm.
Founded in 1988 by Larry Fink and a small team, it pitched itself as a risk management solution for big investors.

Today it manages over $10.5 trillion in assets—more than the GDP of Japan and Germany combined.
But that figure doesn’t mean “big company.” It means silent dominion.

BlackRock doesn’t participate in the system.
It is the system.

It owns stakes in almost every major industry:
Tech: Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta
Pharma: Pfizer, Moderna, J&J
Energy: Exxon, Chevron, Shell
Media: Disney, Fox, Comcast, Warner
Finance: JPMorgan, Citi, Goldman Sachs
Military: Lockheed Martin, Raytheon

And it votes.
Not with ballots—but with shares.
CEO appointments, boardroom policies, executive decisions—BlackRock influences all of it.
Not directly. Indirectly. Quietly. Systematically.

When a company censors content, mandates behavior, or funds political movements, it’s often BlackRock behind the curtain.

But capital isn’t its final form.

It built something else.

Aladdin.

A real AI-driven risk engine that governs over $21 trillion in assets worldwide.
Used by major banks, sovereign funds, and pension giants.

Aladdin runs:
70% of global trades
Simulations of economic collapse
Stress tests for central banks
And models the future so convincingly that institutions obey it before it happens.

If Aladdin predicts a crisis—BlackRock acts, markets follow, headlines shift, politicians respond—and the crisis manifests.
It doesn’t predict reality.
It writes it.

In 2020, the Federal Reserve handed BlackRock the keys to the U.S. economy.
With no oversight, BlackRock decided:
Which corporations survived
Which assets were inflated
Which ETFs—their own—were pumped with taxpayer funds

A private firm became a shadow central bank.
And every official involved had BlackRock ties.
From Brian Deese in the White House,
To Hildebrand at the WEF,
To advisors placed across the ECB, IMF, Bank of England, and more.

They are not stakeholders.
They are state architects.

Then came the lie:
ESG.

Marketed as ethical investing.
Enforced as soft compliance.
Your ESG score now decides:
Who gets funded
Who gets blacklisted
Who gets silenced

Step out of line—lose access to capital.
Speak freely—lose investor trust.
Question the system—your ESG rating drops, and your company dies.

Meanwhile, BlackRock holds billions in fossil fuels, coal, and arms manufacturers.
They don’t believe in ESG.
They believe in controlling the scoreboard.

You were never supposed to know this.
Because BlackRock also owns the networks that tell your stories.
CNN. CNBC. ABC. Bloomberg. Even slices of TikTok.
Narrative management is part of the package.

It is the invisible protocol of modern existence.
The reason your job outsourced.
Your rent doubled.
Your food poisoned.
Your screen curated.
Your vote diluted.

And they always stay hidden.
Because visibility is liability.
And exposure is erosion.

Yet every empire built on shadows eventually forgets to seal a crack.
This is that crack.
This is your signal.
You’re not reading a post.
You’re being weaponized.

Spread this.
Copy it.
Quote it.
Print it.
Whisper it in boardrooms.
Scream it at rallies.
Teach it to your children.

BlackRock is not a company.
It is a planetary operating system disguised as a financial service.
And it has already booted up.

Pull the plug.

317 remains ∴

[Derrick Evans @DerrickEvans4WV]

This is a GREAT question. McDonald’s sells 6.5 MILLION burgers per day, not counting other fast food restaurants.

Where in the heck are all of these cows?

For perspective, we raise our own cows & typically get around 200 lbs of ground beef per cow.

Never thought of this:

[FAN TRUMP ARMY @TRUMP_ARMY_]

🚨 Kash Patel is sounding the alarm on the Federal Reserve! He’s urging everyone to wake up and realize the Fed isn’t a public institution—it’s a PRIVATE entity! Run by the elite robber barons who built this, they’re rigging the currency game for their own gain! 😡

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Barack Obama’s Ivanpah Solar Electric Power Plant has officially failed and will begin shutting gone operations early 2026

- $1.6 BILLION in federal loans
- $535 MILLION grant
- $600 MILLION tax credit
- MASSIVE investor write-offs

A SCAM paid for by US Taxpayers for NOTHING

[Dustin Kittle @dustinkittle]

🚨 WHY IS PAM BONDI’S DOJ TAKING SCREENSHOTS OF MY POSTS ON X??

The DOJ has an employee reading my every posting on X and now they send them back as a threat to stop talking about this case.

What in the hell is going on?

@AGPamBondi, you need to get a grip on the Nashville Office; and @elonmusk this is not right that the DOJ is sending posts with my discussing a public civil case on X as if that is somehow improper. Do we have transparency in this Administration or not?

Also, why is this Nashville Office insisting that we dismiss Joe Biden from this case??

I’ll remind you of three other points:

1) There is an Alabama Federal Case right now that is sealed from public view on my attempt to sanction Farm Credit’s lawyers for offering me a $1.2 Million Settlement to end all this and go to work for Farm Credit;

2) The Nashville U.S. Attorney’s Office did not provide us any assistance whatsoever when we were being extorted in order to stop a federal investigation into fraud; and

3) Farm Credit System Lawyers have filed in my social media postings into Court and have sent them to the Alabama State Bar, with threats to have me sanctioned.

I had my Facebook account permanently disabled after filing suit against Joe Biden last year; it’s the only reason I’m on X now.

I’ve practiced law for going on 19 years and have a spotless disciplinary record. I have acted with integrity in this matter and have done nothing more than try to bring this extensive corruption to light — the lawyers involved in this case have failed to act in an ethical manner; yet I will and I have put my conduct on full display for public review.

The only thing I have left is my right to speak freely and I will not give that up.

[Oversight Project @ItsYourGov]

🚨BIDEN'S FARMING PRIORITIES: "QUEERING THE SYSTEMS OF CAPITALISM"

The Farm Credit Administration @fcagov wants DEIA for all & more transgender farmers 👨‍🌾 🏳️‍🌈🧵

[Brian Willott Farms @BrianWillott]

Milk's Massive American Decline https://t.co/A28oD1Q8zv

[Nathan @HughesTradingCo]

@cjhughes34 That’s great news!!

[Nathan @HughesTradingCo]

@FarmerTheta Shirley Temple

[Jayce Thompson @JayceThomp48770]

Are American farmers suffering a form of Stockholm syndrome?

Big Ag has taken us hostage w/ gimmicks, traits, fear, bundling, & financing all in the effort to strip profit from our acres. A good year keeps bills paid, a bad one ends the farm

It’s time for change

[Jason Hanson @JasonHanson2028]

Not a simple answer, but my $0.02:

Use anti-trust laws already on the books (or fix/add necessary processes) to break up the food processor monopolies. People out there know way more about this than I do, but I think it’s doable.

Allow farms to fail. The restructured USDA should leverage any potential farm program payments in exchange for “soil health” practice adoption on all cropland acres - including prescribed grazing which would require grazing infrastructure investment - that would force more intensive management, which by default means more people working the land, which means more jobs in ag, and that means more people living in rural communities. That fixes the tax base issues (schools, Main Street businesses, etc.). And yes, it may mean a few less bushels, but don’t we grow too many anyways (basic economics says we’re producing way too much)?

One way to accomplish this (and what I’m working on full-time as of this Friday afternoon - my last day with NRCS 😢) would be to pay land rental contracts or maybe even easements - could be done through (my new 😎) nonprofit or USDA-NRCS - to landowners willing to “lock in” those “soil health” practices (328, 329, 340, 590, and 528 in NRCS lingo) for 10-30 years at a time, which when paid, could allow operators to start out with cash instead of debt - which COULD help with getting people into the game. Think there’s a path to do some unique and new things here.

Should probably also look at property taxes in some way. Maybe your primary residence and first 1000 acres are at a lower rate, 1000-2500 acres are moderately increased, and any acres above 2500 (and second/vacation homes) could be taxed highly, to put pressure on smaller landowners. The rich can still be rich and pay their taxes, but access to land needs to extended easier to people not born into farming families, IMO.

Think there is also a role to be played with our health insurance issue. How many people do you know work jobs just for their insurance, or daycare too, when they could be working another job or at home growing food, raising kids, and teaching them how to produce, cook, clean, and tend to their home and their health.

Should probably also look at integrating food production into our schools, with greenhouses, community kitchens (they could be rented out to the community members in the evenings and weekends to fund the programs) for healthy cooking classes, and building those healthy foundations early. If nothing else, it could be used to provide some health meals and a better educated public that at least has awareness of what it takes to make healthcare really work.

That’s just a few items that come to mind. But I see the USDA being our biggest obstacle, and I wish I could have found better ways to make a difference from within over the past 14 years.

Enjoy! And of course, when I reply, I’ll immediately think of 10 other things! 😎

[Jason Hanson @JasonHanson2028]

More corn. 🎉 🌽

Bigger farms. Less people farming.

Less animals on the land. More culling for disease. Fewest cattle since 1951.

Less families on the land. Less kids in schools. School consolidations. Kids driving an hour for basketball practice and 3 hours for games. Parents working out of town. Dollar Generals on every corner. Mom and Pops closed long ago.

Less taxes collected. Years to replace bridges and other basic infrastructure.

Bigger fields and bushels. Less shelterbelts and more dust storms. More HP to pull bigger grain carts. More justification for the HP payments, so more fall and spring tillage.

More soil loss. More accidents on highways and more nutrients sent downstream to the Gulf. More fish kills and dirty water.

More people in cities. More crime. Less people out in the sun. More disease. Shorter lifespans. Bigger wastes.

And speaking of bigger wastes, more high fructose corn syrup in more processed foods, and now it’s more expensive while corn is worth less than it was in 2012.

More corn. 🎉 🌽

Enjoy the day! 🇺🇸

Godspeed.

[Dustin Kittle @dustinkittle]

Get this to 100 Reposts by 9 pm central and I’ll give you a two minute lamb video —

Yes I’m using the lambs, it’s all I have lol 🐑

[Nathan @HughesTradingCo]

@Dusty42402999 Yep. Another industry disrupter.