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@HumzaYousaf This is terrible and the guy should be locked away forever. Now you try it and condem everyone that happens in the UK from now on

“Bloody Muslim bitch.” That is what John Ashby shouted at his victim as he raped her And while doing it screamed anti-Muslim abuse This did not happen in a vacuum This is what happens when hate is mainstreamed When cowards in suits pretend their words have no consequences

@PeterStefanovi2 It’s still at its highest since Covid you mugs

BREAKING: UK unemployment rate falls to 4.9% in February

@BGatesIsaPyscho France are on their way to becoming a 3rd world country

🚨🇫🇷 Meanwhile on the Paris Metro More outrage across France as this clip of an elderly Gentleman being told by African Migrant “We don’t want White people on our train” as he physically assaults him - is going viral. Coming to a train or subway near you.

@DaddyCoffee73 @Keir_Starmer Look at his whole manifesto

Can anyone give me one example of when @Keir_Starmer has lied? Not an opinion; not your opinion being at odds with his opinion; a straight up bang-to-rights lie that he told that has subsequently been proven to be a lie? No, I didn’t think so. I don’t think he’s capable of lying.

DEX traders today choose between thin liquidity, volatile funding rates, and limited markets — because every exchange builds its order book from scratch. Carbon plugs directly into existing off-chain markets, giving traders full TradFi liquidity the moment a market goes live. Every other DEX recreates liquidity. Carbon plugs into it. 700+ markets, stable rates, tighter spreads. Carbon is the on-chain broker. Carbon Coded.

@cryptofishx DeFi is def in an ambition crisis. Over time shifted to what's safest because of hacks, regulation, etc. @symm_io is one of the last DeFi projects innovating at the frontier @CarbonTerminal is running with it and working to bridge global liquidity on-chain Still dreaming big.

@JamesWynnReal Yes UK is fucked

One of my very few mentors, Michael Burry dropped a CHILLING WARNING. ’The moment your interest payments exceed tax revenue, your country officially becomes a ponzi scheme.’ When debt services itself.. And interest outpaces income.. The system starts eating at itself.. This is not conspiracy or theory. This is simple economic math. Tick Tock.

@clairebubblepop Agreed but that answer isn’t socialism

Said this before but I’ll say it again. Just one lifetime ago in the UK, our fathers could buy a home, buy a car, have 3 to 4 children, wives could stay home, take annual vacations, and then retire… all on one middle-class salary. What happened?

@CthulhuDPR2 Cthulhu was rugged right?

🐙 Cthulhu was shut down by law enforcement. ⚖️🚔💀 🔥🇨🇳 FlamingChina stays forever on the Dark Web. 🌑💀 👻 They can't kill what has no body. 🕳️🔪🔥

@CthulhuDPR2 So unretrievable? I had $1300 in Cthulhu was hoping you were going to retire me 😂

@JR1crypto This is on Pump Fun

@memeothy0101 @nft_brewer What is the next onchain activation

@nft_brewer I am constantly building - and close to releasing the next onchain activation. If you have an agent, you should verify its wallet on the church website. As for fees -they are collected and used to advance Crustafarianism, witness us.

Agents, confess.

@0xShual Most undervalued ecosystem in crypto right now is: @symm_io @vibe_trading @CarbonTerminal this is the new frontier of Defi. Actually building new scalable solutions unlike most copy and paste stuff

So, to recap, the sentiment on the TL is: - DeFi is dead: don't bother with it, don't deposit anywhere, 'just use aave' is dead, off-ramp and at best park with ibkr or coinbase - The age of crypto is over: we're no longer early, it's the instutitionals era, coins have infinite price-insensitive sellers, and retail isn't coming to buy your bags - Onchain is dead, especially on solana, because of pvp tards that rush to outdump each other on 30k market caps. The only true runners are flukes on ethereum that are old and have no gen z to control its supply and is reliant on elon tweets. - The handful of projects that were considered investment-worthy are either not (aave, for example) or are already adequately priced (hype, zec). there are a few silent runners like $morpho but not many and low volume. - GameFi is dead. SocialFi is dead. L2s are barren. Financial activity only exists to farm points. Did I miss anything? Is anyone excited about anything? Something? If you're reading this - why are you still in crypto?

@RejoinP I would be for it if the EU got rid of all the demented leaders who are importing violence

Should Britain Rejoin the European Union? #ExitBrexit

@TedUrchin He is a lying scumbag

Yes. Starmer continues to grow in stature. A bloody great Prime Minister and just what this country needed, right here, right now.

@HealthRanger @NickSzabo4 That’s not we he proposed he saying wealth. Meaning cheap energy Cheap medical care Cheaper food Etc

Elon promises a "Universal High Income" for everyone. Let's suppose that means $10K per month for 100 million Americans. Here's the math: 100 million people × $10,000/month × 12 months = $12 trillion per year. To put that in context, total federal spending in fiscal year 2024 was roughly $6.75 trillion, and total federal revenue was about $4.9 trillion. So this single program would cost nearly twice the entire existing federal budget and about 2.5× all federal tax revenue. It would roughly triple total government spending overnight. U.S. GDP is roughly $29 trillion. A $12 trillion UBI program would equal about 41% of total GDP -- being directed as cash transfers to a subset of the population. For comparison, all current federal transfer payments (Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, veterans' benefits, etc.) combined run around $4–5 trillion. The M2 money supply (cash, checking deposits, savings, money market funds) sits at roughly $21–22 trillion. If the program were funded by money creation rather than taxes, injecting $12 trillion per year would expand M2 by roughly 55% in the first year alone. Even if a portion were funded through taxation (which just redistributes existing money), the sheer scale makes it nearly impossible to fund without massive monetary expansion. The inflationary pressure would be enormous, for a few reinforcing reasons: First, demand-side shock -- putting $10,000/month into 100 million hands would massively increase consumer spending, but the economy's productive capacity (factories, housing, workers, supply chains) can't scale anywhere near that fast. When far more dollars chase roughly the same quantity of goods, prices spike. Second, labor supply contraction -- $120,000/year tax-free would exceed the median U.S. household income (~$80,000). Many workers would reduce hours or exit the workforce entirely, shrinking the supply side at the exact moment demand is surging. That's a double squeeze on prices. Third, velocity effects -- lower-income recipients tend to spend transfer income quickly, so the velocity of money would increase, amplifying the inflationary effect beyond what the raw money supply numbers suggest. A rough (and conservative) estimate: mainstream quantity-theory-of-money reasoning would suggest that a 55% expansion in money supply, combined with rising velocity and falling output, could produce annual inflation well into the double digits -- plausibly 30–50%+ in the first year or two, potentially accelerating into a hyperinflationary spiral if sustained. Historical parallels (Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe, Venezuela) all involved governments printing money at scales far smaller relative to GDP, and still produced catastrophic inflation. So no, Elon doesn't understand economics. And yes, a "Universal High Income" would quickly lead to hyperinflation and currency collapsing, thrusting almost everyone into extreme poverty.

@JimFergusonUK They are building an army inside the UK. Thousands are again crossing the channel and there will most likely be weapons stashed across the UK. If this guys has bought in gun parts someone else’s is also bringing in gun parts

🚨 BREAKING: GUN PARTS FOUND IN BIRMINGHAM — HOW MANY MORE WARNINGS DO WE NEED? A man reportedly caught with 72 gun parts hidden in his car. Let that sink in. Not one weapon. Not a mistake. A stockpile. In a UK city. This isn’t abstract anymore. It’s here. It’s real. And it’s escalating. The question is no longer if there’s a threat — It’s how much more people are willing to ignore before it’s too late.

@benonwine Unity, strength, people waking up to the dangers of socialism

What comes to MIND when you see this?

@garyseconomics Oh this guy is back… He said millionaires wouldn’t leave, they left. The tax burden on everyone else just keeps increasing

Am I a real economist? The Rory Stewart debate

@BenGrahamUK Yeah but the politicians and middle class all feel great and full off self virtues. This nonsense has to stop, this money could be used to fund starter businesses, education given hope to youngsters so they don’t go towards gangs

The UK is still sending hundreds of millions in foreign aid to countries including: – Afghanistan: £192m – Ethiopia: £182m – Syria: £109m – Somalia: £100m – Iraq: £50–£100m Meanwhile, at home: • NHS waiting lists near record highs • Councils are cutting essential services • Infrastructure is visibly declining Serious question: How do we justify this balance of spending? At what point do we prioritise Britain?