The most powerful man in the world is missing something. This is truly just head-shakingly narcissistic. Not sure how even the cult members can defend this (except by the ever-popular “what about Biden?” Or “he’s just trolling Norway”)
This is a deeply disturbed individual.
On Britain's Got Talent, an illusionist sat on stage while a sheet was pulled over a chair, making him instantly disappear and reappear in a different spot.
When asked how he did it, he offered to make an exception and explain.
He put on a reflective white jumpsuit and turned on UV lights to show the audience the secret escape route on the back of the chair.
Then came the real twist.
Even with the white suit glowing, the lights fully up, and everyone watching every move, he stepped back into the chair, dropped the sheet, and vanished into thin air again in a split second!
How long did it take to go from 2% to 50% adoption in the USA:
- Cars: 15 years
- Internet: 7.5 years
- Computer: 19 years
- Smartphone: 6.5 years
- AI: just reached 2% today
Christianity. Its core claim rests on the historically attested resurrection of Jesus via early multiple sources, the empty tomb, and appearances that transformed skeptics—stronger relative evidence than the others offer. Atheism precludes heaven. Buddhism and Hinduism center on temporary rebirth cycles, not permanent heaven. Judaism prioritizes this life with limited afterlife detail. Islam’s paradise rests on later private revelation without comparable contemporary corroboration.
@FreedomMemesIRL Only the Bible has multiple specific prophecies fulfilled in documented history (e.g. Cyrus named ~150 yrs prior; Tyre details matching Alexander, per Greek historians). The others lack comparable verifiable cases.
Historical SPX total return averages ~10% annualized. $22.5k grows to roughly $393k after 30 years.
Same $22.5k as 5% down on the $450k house, paid off via the monthlys while you live there, leaves you owning the ~$1.46M house. Leverage on the initial equity produces the larger terminal asset under the 4% appreciation assumption.
Many people are saying we're in a bubble.
Here's what the 2000 and 2007 tops had in common. Different causes, same sequence:
1. Yields topped first
2. Stocks topped second
3. Commodities topped last
If something bigger is coming, this may be the order to watch.
Another chance to…
start another war?
add another $4 trillion to the debt?
spy on Americans w/o a warrant?
fund a genocide?
keep the Epstein files hidden?
send more weapons to Ukraine?
Usually when someone asks for another chance, they tell you what they’d do differently.
@invertirlibre_@Invest_Brandon I agree ! What is the point of owning something like QYLD if you are just going to take the dividends/payouts and put them right back into the fund.