@Gavin200419@GoldTelegraph_ Imagine you print the world’s reserve currency out of thin air and there exist these opaque “hedge funds” in the Carmen islands that have quietly bought gold for 30 years….
Iran reportedly has continued attacking oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz - and UKMTO and others may have stopped reporting these attacks!
Fascinating.
@xbidask@EdwardTWinz Where is Ukraine getting their parts for, or should I say full drones, 2 million per year from? I believe there is only one country capable of that production. Russia has no friends, only those who wish to gain from a weak Russia, of which China benefits the most.
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BREAKING: The Trump administration refunds $100 billion in tariffs to major U.S. corporations and Howard Lutnick's firm Cantor Fitzgerald
The tariffs were mostly paid by average Americans through increased prices.
@CollinRugg A lower bond for the rapist/pedo? F this country and its corrupt 2 tier justice system and 2 party Uniparty. Make sure to vote and definitely make sure to serve in pointless wars pushed by this system.
NEW: Ohio father lures a 20-year-old man to his house before shooting him after allegedly finding a video of the man r*ping his 11-year-old daughter.
31-year-old Malik Chandler posed as his daughter on TikTok to lure Diego Montoya Gonzalez, 20, to his home.
When Montoya Gonzalez arrived at the house, Chandler shot him twice.
Prosecutors say they found videos on Montoya Gonzalez's phone of CSAM, including a video involving an infant.
Chandler was charged with felony assault. His bond was set at $100,000.
Montoya Gonzalez was indicted on five counts of pandering s*xually oriented material and two counts of r*pe.
The judge gave him a $20,000 recognizance bond and a $50,000 cash/surety bond, according to 10 WBNS.
Boomers are about to pass down the largest pile of money in history.
An estimated $84 trillion is changing hands.
Most families will fumble it. Not because of taxes. Because of each other.
A 20-year study by the Williams Group tracked 3,200 wealthy families. By the second generation, 70% had lost the money. By the third, 90%.
Here is the part that should stop you.
The money didn't vanish because of bad markets or bad tax planning. Those barely moved the needle. Roughly 6 in 10 of the failures came down to one thing.
The family stopped trusting each other and stopped talking.
Unprepared heirs. Secrets. A will nobody understood. A plan that protected the assets and ignored the people.
The smart $1 Million and up families are doing the opposite in 2026.
They're telling the kids what's coming, while they're alive to explain why.
They're preparing the heirs instead of just naming them.
They're putting the structure in place. The trust, the roles, the rules. So nobody has to guess and nobody has to fight.
Here is the truth nobody wants to say out loud.
You can do everything right with the money and still hand your kids a disaster, if you never did the human part.
The families whose kids actually thank them aren't the ones with the cleverest tax move.
They're the ones who had the hard conversation early.
@amlivemon Tell me how that military has worked out against Iran and the Middle East as a whole over the last 25 years 10 trillion later. All wasted in lives and money resulting in inflation for the US and an empty manufacturing base dependent on imports from a communist country.
@JAxonius@jonbrooks Train tech has had 8-13% net margins for 15yrs. Weyerhaeuser has had 5-12% net for the same time. Boom and slow. Margins are controlled by supply and demand but they are already extremely low even during boom times.
@JAxonius@jonbrooks “Build smaller affordable homes”. Lot development and utilities cost the same. Lowest price for 1,600sqft is 330k, not the 250k talking points and people out of the industry believe. High prices are here to stay. This happens when you borrow and print 6 trillion + 3 trillion/ yr
@PepperJacked2@girolle01@unusual_whales Clearly you are not. You have said corporate profits, commodities and manufacturers are raising prices. I have shown you otherwise. When a country borrows 3 trillion per year and also prints 6 trillion it reduces the purchasing power of the currency. Pretty simple.