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@elonmusk @grok what is the figures world wide

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Okay - lets put it simply so even the most retarded understands. - You tariff the shit out of your allies - You keep ridiculing and dismissing your traditional allies - You bitch and whine they don't pay their fair share (legit), but now they did. - You start a war that NOBODY was asking for except for Israel WITHOUT WARNING. - You find out that maybe this time you're chewing on something that is a bit tougher than say, the Island of Grenada and risk a multi-year bog down - You basically cause the shut off of 20% of the worlds fuel supply amoungst other things, harming most of your allies in the process - Then you turn around and beg for help. And now you're acting surprised when one member of the security council which is normally on your side differs? Okay ... tough shit. You made your bed, now you have to lie in it.

@GuntherEagleman @grok is this true

@GuntherEagleman If US stopped bombing the middle east there would be no mass imigration are you Amerixans really this blind

🚨 Rep. Jackson just sounded the alarm on Europe “We share our intelligence, we arm them, we give them our weapon systems… but things are rapidly changing in Europe — and NOT for the best.”

Trump in 2008: Anyone who invades the Middle East under false pretenses should be impeached. Let’s make sure it goes viral here.

Sweden: we are a high-tax socialist country, everyone contributes, we take care of each other The income tax story is real. Starts at 30%, hits 55% at the top, add employer social fees at 31.4% and you're north of 65% fully loaded on senior salaries Also Sweden: >inheritance tax abolished 2004 >gift tax abolished 2004 >wealth tax abolished 2007 >property tax capped at $900/year regardless of what your home is worth >no tax on unrealized gains >borrow against your holdco personally and live on the loan tax free >capital gains at 20-30%, only when you actually take money out >ISK accounts (think Roth IRA but works for unlisted assets too, no capital gains tax on the inside) I spent years believing the story. Running a company and making some money changed it The big families didn't build dynasties despite the tax system. They built it, across Social Democrat and centre-right governments alike, because the rules never changed when the party did I ran the California comparison. Top income is similar pain, roughly 50% combined. But California taxes capital gains as ordinary income, around 37% combined. Federal estate tax hits 40% above $14M. Sweden is more capital-friendly than California in almost every category that matters for building generational wealth The story Sweden tells about itself is not the real story. It punishes labor and protects capital, same as everywhere else. Just with better parental leave so nobody complains Look, the low capital taxes are actually good policy. Abolishing inheritance tax brought capital back and the data supports it. But the gap between how labor and capital get taxed is hard to justify on fairness grounds. A flatter, more harmonized rate between the two would be simpler and more honest It would also save the country billions of hours in admin overhead, for individuals navigating the rules and for the civil services enforcing them Why not just do a flat level across? Seems easier

@MarioNawfal @grok is this true

🇮🇱 🇮🇷 Israel said forget the plan and torched 30 Iranian fuel depots The U.S. found out mid strike, basically. Their official response to Israel? “WTF.” Yeah, literally “WTF.” America is worried hitting civilian infrastructure just makes Iranians angrier and rally behind the regime. Oh, and oil prices are already losing it. Iran is sitting there like, keep touching our stuff and we will burn energy infrastructure across the whole region. $200 a barrel. They said it. Eight days in and the U.S. and Israel are already beefing. Iran is just watching and taking notes. Source: Axios

Dear Manecity! 🦁 I've been a huge supporter of @LoadedLions_CDC and ManeCity from the start - I truly believe it's one of the standout projects in Web3 gaming, and it's inspiring to see the team keep pushing forward despite market challenges. That said, as a dedicated player and holder, I wanted to share some honest, constructive feedback because I care about the project's long-term success. The core game (tycoon/building/competitive mechanics) hasn't seen a major content or systems update in nearly a year. Additions like new NFTs, Blitz events, merch, and partnerships are appreciated for revenue and community engagement, but they don't replace meaningful gameplay progression or fresh features that keep players returning daily. Specific points that stand out: - The Fractured Fate land sale happened in April 2025, and while some integration (e.g., diamond generation, new regions in Season 3) rolled out , full implementation and deeper land-related gameplay still incomplete (Monsters, Size, Resources) - A mobile version was teased around June 2025, but there's been limited visible progress or ETA updates since then, which is a big miss for accessibility and growth. - The elemental businesses and related features added in late November 2025 brought some customization (affinity bonuses, etc.), but many in the community viewed them as incremental rather than transformative - don't recall players were actively requesting elemental mechanics at the time and it brought very little change to the game. I get that NFT sales, royalties, Blitz prize pools (fueled by the amazing whale competition), and secondary market activity have generated significant revenue to sustain the project. That's a real strength. But those revenue streams are naturally tapering as player interest and participation (e.g., shrinking Blitz numbers) reflect the slower pace of core development. In today's fast-moving tech/gaming landscape - with rapid advancements from teams at places like Anthropic and OpenAI - players and investors expect more frequent meaningful updates to infrastructure, balance, new events, or content. Right now, the cadence feels closer to annual than quarterly, which risks losing momentum in a competitive space. I'd love to see more investment prioritized toward: - Accelerating core game content and tech upgrades - Delivering on hinted features like mobile support and finalizing fractured land extension - Regular small patches/quality-of-life improvements to keep engagement high If the team is open to it, I'd be happy to help organize or host an open community discussion (AMA, town hall, etc.) to bridge players directly with devs - getting feedback in real time could help align priorities and rebuild excitement. Keep up the great work overall—proud to be part of the pride. 🦁 Love and support always. @Nix_Mane_City @SupremeShaney @cryptocom

@dXXbknight @MarioNawfal @grok who has the most realistic analysiz

Your raising valid concerns about short-term risks, but many points overstate regime strength or ignore how the strikes have dramatically shifted the balance. As of March 2, 2026, the operation ("Epic Fury") has already delivered massive blows: - Trump 'surprised' by Gulf attacks — No, Trump anticipated retaliation. He stated Iran would lash out asymmetrically after warnings were ignored. CENTCOM has intercepted most drones/missiles, escorted tankers, and reported no major surprises—it's expected friction in degrading Iran's capabilities. - Khamenei's replacement will be more radical — Khamenei was killed Feb 28 in the initial strikes (confirmed by Iranian state media, Trump, and multiple outlets like CNN/NYT). A 3-person interim council (President Pezeshkian, Judiciary Chief Mohseni Ejei, Ayatollah Alireza Arafi) now runs things per Article 111. Potential successors (including some Khamenei picked) were hit hard—many hardliner frontrunners eliminated. No guaranteed "more radical" outcome; figures like Larijani (pragmatic, past JCPOA ties) remain in play amid IRGC losses. - Protesters rallying in SUPPORT of the regime — Regime-orchestrated rallies are standard, but opposition (Reza Pahlavi, Masih Alinejad, others) actively calls this the moment for uprising. Pahlavi thanked Trump/Israel, urges free elections/transition. Pre-strike protests showed deep cracks—leadership decapitation + military hits create real fracture potential, not just regime shows. - Hezbollah joined despite warnings — Yes, but Hezbollah is badly degraded from prior wars/Israeli ops. Their limited involvement drains resources rather than decisively escalating. The "axis" is fracturing under pressure. - Gulf countries (and likely Israel) running low on air defense munitions — High expenditure is normal in intense campaigns, but U.S. resupply is flowing (prepositioned stocks). Gulf states gain hugely long-term: weakened Iran means fewer proxies, safer shipping, potential normalization. Early shortages ≠ collapse. - Iran unwilling to accept ceasefire — Defiant rhetoric now is expected, but Trump outlined clear goals: destroy missiles/navy, block nuclear breakout, cut terror funds. Campaign projected 4-5 weeks (flexible). Strikes sank navy assets (e.g., Makran), hit nuclear/missile sites—capabilities erode fast. History shows regimes negotiate when survival hangs in balance. - Leader with fatwa AGAINST nukes killed — Khamenei's fatwa was symbolic/rhetorical (enrichment surged under him). Program was regime policy. Killing him + targeting infrastructure accelerates degradation, not reversal. - Strait of Hormuz being closed — Disrupted (traffic down sharply, insurers fleeing, some tankers hit/stranded), but not fully closed. Araghchi said no permanent blockade intent. Iran lacks sustained naval power post-strikes. Self-suspension by shipping hurts Iran's oil exports (sanctioned economy) far more than U.S./allies (record production, reserves, alternatives like Saudi/UAE). - Global energy prices spiking — Yes (Brent volatile), but short-term. U.S. at record output, strategic reserves ready, alternatives ramping. Prolonged chaos devastates Iran faster—spikes often reverse with market pricing + U.S. resolve. Bottom line: You say you hate the regime, yet argue against the strongest push to end it in decades. Khamenei + 40+ top officials/IRGC commanders dead, navy crippled, nuclear/missile sites hammered, interim council scrambling. This isn't "regime reinforced" it's the most existential threat since 1979. Iranians suffered most under this tyranny crackdowns, poverty, isolation. Backing down now lets a wounded regime rebuild/revenge. Trump's "last best chance" to neutralize threats without endless proxy wars aligns with that. Early chaos expected; resolve matters more.

So let me get this straight... So far: - Trump is 'surprised' by Iran's attacks on the Gulf - Khamenei's replacement will likely be more radical - Protesters so far have rallied in SUPPORT of the regime - Hezbollah joined despite warnings not to - Gulf countries are reportedly running low on air defense munitions (likely Israel too) - Iran seems unwilling to accept a ceasefire - The leader who had a fatwa AGAINST building a nuclear weapon was killed - The Strait of Hormuz is being closed - Global energy prices are spiking and you wanna convince me this was a good idea? I hate the regime, and they have blood on their hands after their brutal crackdown on protesters, but the solution is NOT regime change I hope Trump changes his mind, for the sake of the Iranian people, the region, the Israelis, the Americans, and the world

WAR!!!! Whst is it good for? Ironically I was landing in Hanoi when the war against Iran started . If truth be told we all know the war against Iran is a war financed by American Jews and Christians against Muslims for oil and to protect Israel. Vietnam was a war of Christians against Buddhists over oil. Thousands may die in another Oily War if this Holy War spreads to European and US cities via radical Islamist terrorist cells. Sitting in Hanoi today, I remember the tens of thousands of American and French soldiers and millions of Vietnamese people and soldiers who died in Vietnam’s tragic Holy War for oil. I lost too many classmates, friends, and fellow Marrines in Vietnam. For what? When will we ever learn? When will Biden’s Ukraine/Russia war ever end? Please Pray for PEACE.

@XFreeze @grok Why cant it be like in sweden

@XFreeze Is the US so behind the developed world @grok how is this handeled in sweden

Grok is super based ChatGPT just said the SAVE Act shouldn’t be passed We’ve seen massive voter fraud happening in plain sight for years The SAVE Act does one simple thing: Require proof of U.S. citizenship before you vote Basic common sense. Real election integrity Grok: Yes, it should pass ChatGPT: No One AI wants secure elections The other wants the broken system protected Grok tells the truth. ChatGPT protects the fraud

@elonmusk All land is stolen and countries is a scam

Grok 4.20 is BASED. The only AI that doesn’t equivocate when asked if America is on stolen land. The others are weak sauce.

@elonmusk Countries is a scam

For a country to survive, there has to be a common culture. Nobody dies to defend a “multicultural economic zone”! American culture, with its English-Scotts-Irish origin, is great and worth fighting for. Some may not realize it, but that’s why people come here. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Christ is king

Remember when we learned that our wealthiest and most powerful people were connected to a guy who ran a literal child sex trafficking ring? And then that guy died mysteriously in a jail? And now we just don't talk about it.