JediJack

Not my first bio. Hard assets only.
Being Red in a Blue state. I follow back...unless you're a damn bot.

[Farm Girl Carrie 👩‍🌾 @FarmGirlCarrie]

These GOP senators are doing everything they can to block the Save America Act.
One has to wonder who is paying them to sabotage our country like this. To me this is an act of treason; what do you think?

[JediJack @jedijack01]

@PerryALPHA @MQSullivan 🤣🤣🤣

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@PaulGoldEagle But I doubt it was the all the Somali basketball fans committing said sh*t, so wasnt it always there...?

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@johnrich Oh, I already am.

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@johnrich @flyer1618 That deserves a follow.

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@johnrich @flyer1618 100%

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@The_FJC You know how the world works🤷‍♂️

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@realMaalouf @JewelsandGems Not in my backyard. C'mon FL🤦‍♂️

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@mcafeenew @flyer1618 @RedLivesMatterQ Du#b@ss!

[JediJack @jedijack01]

I can't stand this platform anymore, very unfortunate, hence my last post, but this, this needs repeating...

[JediJack @jedijack01]

The rarely seen and often misunderstood, Baconmander.

[AJ Inapi (Allan) @aj_inapi]

You SERIOUSLY need to read this and share it far and wide because the MEDIA is downplaying this....

Everyone keeps looking at tariffs…

But almost nobody is asking the REAL question:

WHY are countries still buying RECORD levels of American exports while the U.S. dollar remains extremely strong?

Think about this carefully.

If your currency is weak against the USD, American products become FAR more expensive in local terms.

For example:

• $1 USD ≈ 4.3 PNG Kina
• Many emerging markets are dealing with brutal currency pressure
• A strong dollar normally CRUSHES export competitiveness

In simple terms:

If something costs $100 USD…

A foreign buyer may effectively feel like they’re paying:
• 4x
• 10x
• sometimes even 20x+ in local purchasing power terms compared to domestic alternatives.

Under normal textbook economics…

Exports should SLOW DOWN.

Instead?

U.S. exports just hit RECORD HIGHS.

U.S. TOTAL EXPORTS (Goods + Services)

• October 2025 - $301.2B
• November 2025 - $290.9B
• December 2025 - $286.3B
• January 2026 - $302.2B
• February 2026 - $314.7B
• March 2026 - $320.9B (ALL-TIME RECORD)

That’s THREE straight months of acceleration despite a strong dollar.

Year-to-date exports (Jan–Mar 2026):
➡️ $908.7 BILLION
➡️ Up 12% from 2025

Now ask yourself:

WHY would countries voluntarily pay premium prices for American exports when cheaper alternatives exist elsewhere?

Because this administration didn’t just slap tariffs around randomly.

They negotiated MARKET ACCESS.

That’s the part the media barely explains.

The Trump administration spent 2025–2026 striking bilateral and reciprocal trade deals across:
• Europe
• Japan
• UK
• Vietnam
• Indonesia
• and other strategic partners

Those agreements reduced barriers, opened quotas, improved access for U.S. agriculture, energy, industrial goods, and high-end manufacturing.

That matters.

Because countries do NOT buy expensive American products out of charity.

They buy because:

✅ America still dominates critical sectors
✅ U.S. energy supply is reliable
✅ U.S. agriculture feeds massive populations
✅ U.S. technology & industrial systems remain elite
✅ Long-term contracts prioritize security over price
✅ Geopolitics now matters more than “cheapest bidder” economics

Look at where the surge came from:

📈 March 2026 export growth drivers:
• Crude oil +$2.8B
• Petroleum products +$1.7B
• Fuel oil +$1.6B
• Soybeans +$0.9B

These are STRATEGIC exports.

Countries NEED them.

And when the U.S. secures preferential access through trade negotiations, buyers absorb the currency pain because supply security matters more.

That’s the hidden story here.

The world is effectively paying a premium for:
• stability
• reliability
• energy security
• food security
• and strategic alignment with the United States.

That is not weakness.

That is leverage.

People can debate tariffs all day long…

But record exports during a strong-dollar environment is NOT a normal outcome.

It signals that major countries are still choosing America even when it costs more.

That doesn’t happen accidentally.

[JediJack @jedijack01]

@KathleenWinche3 @FLCons Then why would a professional tree company cut them down? Means they did it without permits.

[John @MagaGrunt1]

🇺🇸This sound be the law in all 50 states.🇺🇸

[JediJack @jedijack01]

@JamesTate121 @JeckovKanani That's not the point. CA has had plenty of $$ to work with and ZERO has been accomplished.

[illuminatibot @iluminatibot]

“I’m watching mom-and-pop shops die… then I see Oprah got 3 PPP loans forgiven.”

Oprah Winfrey net worth $2.5 billion, took out PPE loans for $1 million, $97,694 and $193,366 ‌

All 3 loans were forgiven. Paid for by US Taxpayers

[JediJack @jedijack01]

WTAF?!

[War Correspondent @warDaniel47]

🚨 LMFAO! Rep. Nancy Pelosi just declared that Republicans might HACK into voting machines to win 2026

"We have to be on guard!"

"They may try to creep into the tech and create a false count." 🤡

The cheaters and fraudsters are PROJECTING.

[JediJack @jedijack01]

Love this!!

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

This is absolutely insane:

President Trump's purchase of 10% of Intel, $INTC, was worth $8.9 billion in August 2025.

Today, Apple announced a deal with Intel and this position is worth $56.5 billion.

That's a gain of +$47.6 BILLION in less than 8 months.

Truly unprecedented.

[JediJack @jedijack01]

How much $$$ did the US make off that Intel investment? Just sayin'