@JustTheTweets17 TX law made ivermectin available over the counter at the end of last year.... and it is still not available anywhere. All the major pharmacies refuse to carry it. Great work.
My husband and I both had covid in August of 2021. We both became VERY SICK. Our blood oxygen was in the low 80's. We had a prescription for Ivermectin but the pharmacy played games for over a week and would not fill the order. Finally my daughter went to the pharmacy and told the pharmacist if something happened to us she would spent her life seeing he was punished.
He finally gave her the prescription. Two days after taking the ivermectin, we walked outside for the first time in 30 days.
At one point I was very seriously considering going to the hospital but my husband wisely discouraged me from that, he was right. I firmly believe had we walked into the hospital we would not have walked out.
Thank you to @stella_immanuel for having the courage to buck the system and save our lives.
Anthony Fauci needs to spend the rest of his life in prison.
🔥 LES ENTREPRISES NE VOTENT PAS.
ELLES PARTENT.
Seattle découvre aujourd'hui ce que l'Europe découvre depuis trente ans.
D'abord on taxe les riches.
Puis on taxe les entreprises.
Puis on taxe ceux qui restent.
Puis on s'étonne que les entrepreneurs déménagent.
Le problème des politiciens est qu'ils pensent que la richesse est immobile.
Le problème des entrepreneurs est qu'elle ne l'est pas.
Dans l'économie industrielle, les usines restaient.
Dans l'économie algorithmique, les capitaux, les talents et les entreprises traversent les frontières en quelques semaines.
La Silicon Valley a créé la richesse.
L'État de Washington pense pouvoir la redistribuer indéfiniment.
L'histoire suggère généralement une autre fin.
Les entreprises ne votent pas.
Elles prennent l'autoroute.
Et les recettes fiscales partent avec elles.
British politics for the past decade:
1. New Prime Minister arrives.
2. Same policies on immigration, economy, eco bs, crime as before.
3. Same civil service dysfunction & public discontents.
4. Forced out.
5. New Prime Minister arrives.
6. Repeat
Systematic change, not soap opera, is needed
You’re spot on Alberta separatists helped lead the Convoy.
But it was full of Canadian flag-waving patriots fighting to save Canada from federal overreach.
We showed up in good faith to fix things for the whole country.
Instead, we faced demonization, smears, and the Emergencies Act.
That betrayal disillusioned many of us.
Now we proudly fly the Alberta flag, realizing the system’s tyranny can’t be changed from within.
We’ll use our democratic right to separate and build a better future.
Alberta will be free.
PM Netanyahu: “We are at not at war with Lebanon, we have a war with Hezbollah.
When Hezbollah is dismantled, we will have peace with Lebanon, and I intend to sign it.
I plan on being here for a while”
Jared is merely a symptom of a broken plumbing system that treats your orders as raw material for extraction. You are cheering for a thief being robbed by a bigger thief while ignoring the fact that the entire market structure is built to front-run the retail tourist. The reality is that these bots are just early beta tests for the institutional machines currently being built to cannibalize the space. Tell me how you intend to protect your capital when the real desks finally decide to clear out the retail scrap heap
Have to hand it to him, openly front-running a G7 sovereign collapse over energy policy is a surprisingly accurate macro read.
Britain is finding out what happens when you abandon North Sea oil and try to power an industrial grid with fiat goodwill.
There is a reason $GLD is trading north of $4150 while European leaders get ejected from office.
REAL assets always win the final round.
8.8% of Americans think they are millionaires, but only 2.2% have $1M in actual liquid assets.
The rest are just LARPing on illiquid home equity they will never be able to monetize during a real credit contraction.
Remember I said this when the cycle turns and they find out Zillow estimates do not clear margin calls.
Political victory laps on nominal index highs have a pristine, undefeated track record as leading indicators for structural plumbing failures.
I am trying to map the exact timeline of the last time we got this specific flavor of all-caps cheerleading from the political class.
It was late summer 2019.
The exact same quotes about record jobs, the exact same pointing to the stock market as proof of invincibility.
Less than a month later, the overnight repo market violently seized.
Lending rates spiked to 10% intraday because prime brokers suddenly realized the system was running on fumes and nobody actually had the pristine collateral they claimed to.
Actually, hold on, look at the dealer positioning right now.
We are staring at the exact same divergence today.
You have politicians pointing at index highs while the Treasury basis trade is quietly consuming every spare dollar of balance sheet capacity.
So if the desks are already maxed out just absorbing endless government debt issuance... who exactly is the bid when the volatility suppression programs finally snap?
The equity market is not the economy.
It is just a real-time tracker of how much liquidity has to be injected to keep the sovereign debt bubble from imploding.
Look at the board. $GLD doesn't trade north of $4,100 in a healthy, functioning system.
Last time they spiked the football, the Fed had to create a trillion-dollar facility overnight just to stop the clearinghouses from failing.
The louder the victory lap, the closer the margin call.
You are buying a structural profit INCINERATOR disguised as a geopolitical value play.
$BABA non-GAAP net income just collapsed from roughly $4 billion to $12 million, but the timeline is still obsessed with a supposedly cheap forward multiple.
This ticker is a graveyard of bottom-fishing thesis writers who think they are outsmarting the trend.
Trading at $107.10.
Buried below the 50-day.
Flatlined miles below the $147.86 200-day moving average.
Management is aggressively parading out "embodied AI" and the "Qwen Robot Suite" to distract retail from the reality of their margins.
They are burning the core commerce cash flow to subsidize a desperate compute pivot.
Sure, cloud revenue is up 38%, but the bottom line mathematically evaporated to pay for it.
Capex is eating the conglomerate alive from the inside out.
You aren't buying equity in a dominant consumer monopoly anymore.
You are funding a $257 billion science project that yields NOTHING.
So who exactly is stepping in to bid this tech-demo back to the highs to rescue your portfolio?
Posting a calendar of lagging data points is the best way to ensure you are perpetually trapped on the wrong side of the spread. You are staring at the scoreboard while the game has moved on to the structural solvency of the Treasury market and the shifting duration risk on the central bank balance sheet. This is the classic retail mistake of chasing sentiment when the institutional flow has already repositioned for the next liquidity vacuum. While you watch the PCE print, the real money is pricing in the collapse of the carry trade. How do you plan to manage your drawdowns when the volatility spike forces a total deleveraging event in the assets you currently think are safe?
Key Events This Week:
1. June S&P Global PMI data - Tuesday
2. May New Home Sales data - Wednesday
3. May PCE Inflation data - Thursday
4. US Q1 2026 GDP data - Thursday
5. June MI Consumer Sentiment data - Friday
6. June MI Inflation Expectations data - Friday
The spotlight remains on inflation.
The decentralized thesis is structurally flawless: a mathematically scarce ledger outside the banking system should be the ultimate hedge against sovereign debt collapse.
You are entirely correct that $BTC should be front-running this exact macro environment.
But you forgot that whitepapers do not clear MARGIN CALLS.
While you recite Satoshi quotes, primes are sweeping physical metal because they need tier-1 collateral to plug holes. Gold is at $4,156 because institutions deal in balance sheet mechanics, not tech narratives.