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WATCH: An Iranian state TV presenter opened fire on a UAE flag during a live television broadcast.

President Trump blasted Iran’s negotiating team, describing them as “crazy.”

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@TruthTrumpPost They are not Iranian; this is a pure Islamic of Republic occupied of Iran.

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@adamkhootrader "Never learned the lesson"

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@emilykschrader Emily , thank you, you are great.👏

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@steve_hanke Where is the Islamic Republic of Iran in this list?

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@adamkhootrader Never trust Chinese stocks...

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@WallStreetSilv The same as Australian government , already 900 refugees have been accepted so far...

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@JamesGRickards You always forget to add Qatar , that not only provide money for Hamas and Taleban, but also provide hotel and other accommodation for them.

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Nvidia Just Became the Biggest Meme Stock of All Time. https://t.co/CthaWiDzda via @YouTube

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@jacksonhinkle Yeh give it to them instead, sure they can smoke it away faster than a bullets.

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@ChadWilliamsCF @WallStreetSilv Gold

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@WallStreetSilv We worked hard, We love inflation, it inflames our assets. Now it is your turn.

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@KimDotcom @WilliamsRuto Well, why we use US dollar:
1-Liquidity: The U.S. dollar is the most liquid currency in the world.
2-Stability: The U.S. economy and financial system are relatively stable compared to other countries.
3-Network effects and less volatile, is widely accepted and readily available.

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@adamkhootrader Welcome to another hype🧐

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@LanceRoberts Rainbow and sunshine coming home 🤥

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@1MarkMoss Bitcoin is much more volatile than gold, making it a riskier investment than gold. I am still choosing useless shiny gold metal over Bitcoin.

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$1 in 1972 is worth $6.99 today, when $1 is equivalent to $6.99 over time, then the “real value” of a single United States dollar diminishes with time. In other words, a dollar will buy you fewer items at the grocery store than it previously would otherwise
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