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@asrulmm start the movement brother to send all of tjrm back to myanmar. not one inch tanah kita worth for them. halau semua. menyemak kat sini.
lg pon kt myanmar mana ada perang lagi. kt yangon elok je muslim hidup, kerja, berniaga, ada masjid bagai.

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@wilsonyimby first , middle and surname is BS anyway. just put name is more practical lah.

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@ameydeen_ dah boleh hantar balik mereka ni semua ke Myanmar. aku kerja ulang alik kesana sekarang ni. cam semua dah elok je dah takde perang. org Rohingya pon ramai yg berniaga kat yangon. masjid pon ada boleh solat ngan aman. send them back!!

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@Iswardy2025 dah cam pmx bgtau awal2 nk umum mcm2 pastu xde mende. diam2 je biar tiba2 boooomm

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@gallelogallili @rafiziramli PAS is dumb, vote for RR la

[Evan @EvanWritesOnX]

When the people closest to the money,

the ones who actually read the balance sheet of the country they live in,

start moving en masse, that is not a lifestyle trend.

That is a leading indicator of capital flight.

For 300 years, the Western cities was where the rich came to be rich. That stack is unbundling now.

Watch where they go.

Singapore, Riyadh, Lisbon, Mumbai, Dubai.

Notice what these places have in common. They are not the cities that wrote the rules of the last hundred years.

They are the cities that intend to write the rules of the next hundred.

The capital is voting with its feet, and it is voting against its former hosts.

When you look at the Western response to the rich fleeing, they won’t ask
“why are they leaving?”

That question is forbidden because the answer implicates the people asking it.

Instead the response is “exit taxes,” “wealth taxes on departure,” “deemed disposal rules,” capital controls in everything but name.

The UK abolished its non-dom regime and watched £10bn walk out the door in eighteen months. Norway raised wealth tax and lost more tax revenue than it gained because the base left. The US already taxes its citizens globally, and yet renunciations of US citizenship are at historic highs.

This is what late-stage extraction looks like from the inside.

The state, having lost the ability to tax mobile capital cooperatively, tries to tax it coercively. Capital, being mobile, leaves anyway. The state then tightens the net on the people who cannot leave;

the salaried, the propertied middle, the pensioner, the small business owner who is too embedded to relocate.

Those people pay more so the books still close.

The smart money is not waiting around to be the bag-holder.

You are watching two different rooms have two completely different conversations.

In one room, your political class is arguing about migration, welfare, pronouns, and which flag belongs on which building.

In the other room, the people who own the assets are quietly liquidating their exposure to the country those politicians govern. They are not having the same argument as you.

They are not even in the same building.

The wealth was extracted, over centuries, from peripheries into Western cores. Those cores became the most expensive real estate on earth because that is where the extracted wealth was parked.

Now the extraction has slowed, the peripheries are pushing back, and the wealth itself - being a finite-game actor with no loyalty to any flag - is repositioning to wherever the next century’s growth is being underwritten.

The Western city does not lose its skyline overnight. It loses its tax base, then its services, then its safety, then its prestige, then its skyline. In that order. We are somewhere between step one and step two in most major Western capitals right now.

For the everyday Western person, this means the next decade will be defined by something the political class will refuse to name. Your country will keep the buildings, the museums, the airports, and the army. It will lose the people who were funding it. The fiscal hole that opens up will be closed by taxing whoever is left.

Whoever is left is,

statistically,

you.

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@akmalnasir @EkonomiMalaysia ambik cili tu sebakul, cincang halus2 dan sumbat dlm mulut ramanan

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@cairel_anwar @datoramanan bodoh pmx buang RR ambik ramanan ni. dah kena macam2 ngan atuk bertahun2 pon xleh pikir kah mana yg baik. PKR akan bungkus di sg buloh.

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@richardker that drunk babi should be jailed for life, if not hang to death.

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@AfralAbdullah @chedetofficial if RR & team win the next PRU, and sit on any opposition bench in the parliment. Ramai la MP dr block goverment akan terkucil2 nak counter RR. Cant wait to see it.

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@AKUANAKWATAN nk undi siapa? byk gak calon melayu yg bengap dan khawarij..

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@EvanWritesOnX @quietlyatfirst pls do it :)

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@amer7211 camna nak beli?

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@NoLimitGains tell us what you reckon to buy and to sell. that's all we care

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@AnythingLFC_ darwin, diaz, TAA. bring em home

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@ZacZakirin13 zac, jika baru lepas grad in CS(major cybersecurity), cert apa lg selain comptia security+ cert utk jadi cybersecurity expert yg hebat?
mintak nasihat 🙏.

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@indykaila @LFC do it ASAP alonso. slot out!

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@ekitikEra nunez& diaz

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@Lfc__Vision all those games are winnable. 12 out of 12 point.

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@KayLFC05_ 🖕slot.