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Today, I’m giving out the $10,000 as promised!
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Here is what most Americans have never been told: Between 2013 and 2025, 39% of the Fed’s interest-on-reserve payments, roughly $235 billion, went to foreign or majority-foreign-owned banks. About $10 billion went to Chinese banks alone.
It’s time to conduct a full audit of the Fed so we know where our money is spent.
🚨 This is the bomb built to kill what's buried under a mountain.
The GBU-57 "Massive Ordnance Penetrator." Here's how it works — step by step:
→ 13.6 TONS. 6.2 meters long. The biggest bunker buster ever built.
→ Only ONE plane on Earth can carry it: the B-2 stealth bomber. Two per mission.
→ Dropped from up to 15 km high.
→ GPS fins steer it as it falls at 1,100 km/h.
→ It punches through up to 60 m of earth or 18 m of concrete.
→ THEN it explodes. 2,400 kg of explosive, deep inside the bunker.
The speed gets it there. The blast does the killing.
This is what hit Fordow.
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I said that if $BTC dumps to $80,000, I’d give away $20,000 in Bitcoin to 15 people.
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Every time I try to make a comment on traditional British values being overruled, I am barred from doing so
This has happened so much that I assume my comments are being deliberately censored
I would not have thought this was possible in this country
Is it too much to hope that Trump’s betrayal of Ukraine and his sucking up to a murderous dictator who despises all that is good about America will further damage him in the mid-terms rather than, as he hopes, help him? If it is the latter then we really have to wonder whether the problem with America goes a lot deeper than Trump, and will outlive him.
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أُقدّم هدية رمزية بقيمة ٢٠٠ دولار لعشرة أشخاص. ليس هناك سببٌ وجيه سوى نشر الإيجابية.
أرسلوا لي رمز 🤍 وسأختار الفائزين عشوائيًا.
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In 2021, the head of the UN World Food Programme said $6 billion from Elon Musk could solve world hunger.
Elon replied: publish the plan, right here, publicly, and I'll sell Tesla stock on the spot.
The plan came out. And when you read it, it wasn't a plan to solve hunger. It was one year of food for 42 million people. A twelve-month subscription. And the year after? Start over.
A few months later, Elon summed up his view: if you care about the reality of goodness rather than the perception of it, philanthropy is extremely difficult.
"Reality of goodness over perception of goodness."
That line stuck with me for weeks. Does philanthropy actually work?
Gates-style philanthropy is first and foremost institutional capture. Foundations funding NGOs, funding governments, funding programs, producing reports, producing photos. Everyone's happy, and the aid machine keeps itself alive. Sixty years and hundreds of billions later, much of Africa is still dependent on aid. Zambian economist Dambisa Moyo laid it out in Dead Aid: aid breeds dependency, feeds corruption, and short-circuits the only mechanism that has ever lifted a country out of poverty.
So what actually works?
It's been tested. In Kenya, Berkeley researchers working with GiveDirectly randomly selected villages and gave every poor household about $1,000 in cash. No program. No training. No conditions. Just cash.
The result: people bought metal roofs, livestock, started small businesses. Barely any inflation. And every dollar injected generated around $2.50 of economic activity locally, including for neighbors who received nothing.
Why? Because you didn't give them charity. You gave them capital. You primed the pump.
And that's where everything hinges: ownership. Hernando de Soto showed that the world's poor hold trillions of dollars in assets, but without recognized property titles, it's dead capital. You can't borrow against it, pass it on, or grow it. Where property rights are respected, the system starts running. Where they aren't, no amount of aid will ever be enough.
Now reread Elon's post.
"Next year, I will give one of my SpaceX shares to every kid in America. This will be the first of many."
That's not a meal. That's not a handout. That's a property title. A piece of the company building the infrastructure of a multiplanetary civilization, owned directly by millions of kids.
A kid who gets a handout depends on the state. A kid who owns a share of SpaceX owns a piece of the future. He learns what an asset is, he has a stake in the economy working, and one day he'll vote as an owner, not as a client of the state.
Gates buys perception. Musk distributes ownership.
The reality of goodness versus its perception. And it's absolutely brilliant.
Indians who have green cards are giving out DoorDash accounts to anyone willing to pay $300-$500 per month. This means they are renting out their accounts.
Indians have abused and ruined our country because of their dollar-greedy nature.
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