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@BitcoinSapiens Bc isn't energy, bc is the never ending use of energy.

In 1967, Buckminster Fuller said: “Wealth isn’t gold, it’s energy. By 2000, there will be a scientific accounting system for wealth, aligned with the laws of physics.” He described Bitcoin before it existed.

@Sorenthek Ya figure

The war may be a whitewash pretense for the petrodollar reset

@Jkylebass @HillaryClinton @AlexanderSoros What part of bs election fraud don't you understand. The whole world system is and has been corrupt for at least decades.

A question for @HillaryClinton and @AlexanderSoros: You have both called Viktor Orbán an ‘autocrat.’ Yesterday Hungary held competitive elections with record 79% turnout…and voters just peacefully unseated him after 16 years in power. Can actual autocracies host free and fair elections that remove the ruler? Your label just got demolished.

@cottoninnymugs @raymond1082 Could we say that they all suck and no one hates their government enough.

@raymond1082 James has a LIBTARD calculator…now use it on Biden, Pelosi Clinton Obama and the gang…see what comes up….

It really does appear that Trump has increased his wealth from $2 billion to $6 billion in just 15 months. If this is even close to the truth, this would make him the biggest grifter of all time. Say it ain't so, Don.

@SantiagoAuFund Brent is either a bored troll or an insider placed to further the insider agenda.

Trump has literally broken people’s brains

@UziCryptoo Income tax is no less unlawful. It's an aggression on and against private property

Property taxes should be outlawed. And before someone says “aLL tAxEs sHouLd be ouTlaWed” yes, but property taxes in particular are the most unjust. Every other tax is based on a share of a transaction. You always know upfront what this share will be. Property taxes, on the other hand, are based on a “value” assessed by the same entity levying the tax. Your town or county literally “decides” what your property is worth (assessed value) and then demands a share of it, regardless of your ability to pay. Fail to pay and they take the property for themselves. The model is actually worse than an unrealized gains tax; you aren’t just paying the tax on the gain, you are basically paying a percentage of whatever they decide the value is, every year in perpetuity. That’s why it’s is the most unjust tax. That’s why it should be abolished.

@la88052748 @themarketsniper Gold or silver pays him no fees

@themarketsniper Lance he is an idiot that hate gold No matter what happen...

It is always interesting to be taken on by someone who states 'you don't understand'? You almost expect him to ask 'Have you read the white paper'? Lance says:- 'Inflation is the rise in prices due to supply and demand imbalances', Thereby making all inflation an excess demand or under supply matter. Measured by the BLS's CPI measure. Feel that trust in government agency? Forget what I say inflation, listen to these far more established men. Hayek says - "Inflation stems from deliberate credit and money supply expansion (especially fiduciary media), which distorts relative prices, creates malinvestment, and leads to inevitable busts." Hayek viewed it as a policy choice, not a natural event, and advocated ending the government monopoly on money issuance. Milton Friedman's (monetarist) - “Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon, in the sense that it is and can be produced only by a more rapid increase in the quantity of money than in output.” Friedman saw inflation as resulting from too rapid expansion of the money supply relative to production, typically driven by government/central bank actions. Ludwig von Mises on inflation “Inflation is an increase in the quantity of money without a corresponding increase in the demand for money, i.e., for cash holdings.” Von Mises deals exactly and specifically with the likes of Lance @LanceRoberts argument here: “What people today call inflation is not inflation, i.e., the increase in the quantity of money and money substitutes, but the general rise in commodity prices and wage rates which is the inevitable consequence of inflation. This semantic innovation is by no means harmless.” Case closed. There is little to discuss if the adversary cannot accept the primary definItion of what is being discussed, especially when the topic has foundational definitions provided by the finest minds in this course of study Economics. Broad Consumer Prices going up or rising CPI, is downstream from monetary expansion, and can be prone to statist manipulation. Doubling the number of shares in my company from 2013 - 2026 [Most of it during 2019/20], did likely NOT double the value of my company [GROWTH]. It likely just halved the individual share price [in any static & solid measure of account]. From roughly late 2013/early 2014 ($11T) to February 2026 ($22.67T), M2 has approximately doubled over a period of about 12 years. This wasn't economic Growth of 100%, a massive part of that acceleration was 2019-2020, are these the great 'Growth Years' for all? x.com/LanceRoberts/s…

@HyperboreaSlav @Elmr_Fudd_again Ask for forgiveness, claim Jesus as your Savior and believe he has risen.

@Elmr_Fudd_again This witch needs to first read the bible before getting all emotional 🙄 This means nothing if christians don't read their bible and practise what they preach.

A witch decided to do an experiment and try Jesus out. She wasn't expecting what happened next.

@DaveHcontrarian @citadel212 @k_valancius David your smarter than this. We can disagree without one or the other being for iran.

@citadel212 @k_valancius I suggest you move to Iran and see if you like it better. Please.

It’s over Dave @DaveHcontrarian

@adamtaggart @NKtechtalk @MohammedIqbal57 @RaoulGMI @Investanswers @Scaramucci Head in the sand much

@NKtechtalk @MohammedIqbal57 @RaoulGMI @Investanswers @Scaramucci How is that relevant to his erroneous claim that "Iran never wanted nukes"?

With due respect @RaoulGMI Hezbollah always “defended” their land against Israeli “aggression” and Iran never wanted to have a Nuke- so you need to read more on history and geopolitics. Your investment advice is usually pretty good @adamtaggart @Investanswers @Scaramucci

@adamtaggart @findingdefi @MohammedIqbal57 @RaoulGMI @Investanswers @Scaramucci Keep spitting out msm talking points

@findingdefi @MohammedIqbal57 @RaoulGMI @Investanswers @Scaramucci What in what I wrote above is "foolish"? Please provide specific counterpoints backed by verifiable evidence

@adamtaggart @Shawn26878092 @MohammedIqbal57 @RaoulGMI @Investanswers @Scaramucci You've watched a little to much msm

@Shawn26878092 @MohammedIqbal57 @RaoulGMI @Investanswers @Scaramucci Thank you

@adamtaggart @MohammedIqbal57 @RaoulGMI @Investanswers @Scaramucci Seems in 45 years of Isreal bitching about Iran being 2 weeks away, if they wanted them they'd have them.

"Iran never wanted to have a Nuke" So why did it develop approximately 450 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium, which can be converted to weapons-grade (90%) in just a few weeks Commercial power reactors only need Low-Enriched Uranium (LEU), typically 3-5% U-235 Seems pretty clear Iran was working towards a bomb

@Gabe_Lackman69 @GuntherEagleman @TPUSARapidRep He's retarded

@GuntherEagleman @TPUSARapidRep Is it exhausting to live life so shamelessly? How are you not entirely embarrassed by your lack of morality or principle?

BREAKING: Iran just rejected the ceasefire and is demanding reparations plus full sanctions relief. Fox News: "Iran is also suggesting 10 different clauses... an end to the conflict in the region, safe passage to the Strait of Hormuz, and a lifting of sanctions." "In addition, reconstruction, which I think has gone by the word reparations thus far, to help Iran pay for what has been destroyed. That was the initial response."

@RealJamesWoods Or caused it.

Donald Trump’s decisive action in Iran has likely saved the world from nuclear war. Democrats - Clinton, Obama, and the AutoPen Fool - all had the same intel regarding the imminent nuclear weapon capabilities of the terrorist regime. Trump had the balls to DO SOMETHING.

@catturd2 You're full of shit. The democrats are the bad cop to us and the Republicans are the good cops and to the democrat voters its the opposite. You are just a cultists retard.

The far Left and the doomer grifters say the exact same thing now.

@GeoSnrub @Danny_Crypton Retail has very little to do with the price. It will be institutional and sovereign buying that controls the price.

@Danny_Crypton Where is all this physical demand for silver I keep reading about? I’m a dealer and let me tell you, the retail customer is a net seller. On top of that, outside of .999, you can’t give the stuff away. Wholesale bids are insanely low and retail is tapped out.

🚨 SILVER IS ABOUT TO REPEAT 2011!! And almost nobody is talking about it right now.. Here’s what happened before: Recession → silver ran from $18 to $49. Everyone said, “it’s just starting,” and “a shortage is coming.” Then it flipped fast: $49 → $30 in days. Then → $15. Now look at 2026: Gold already moved. Silver is accelerating. “Undervalued vs gold,” and “1:15 ratio” everywhere. Same setup. Same narrative. But here’s the trap: People think silver is early. That it still needs to catch up. That the real move is ahead. Exactly what they said near the top in 2011. What most miss: Silver doesn’t top when gold falls. It tops when leverage gets too big. Open interest is rising. Positioning is crowded. And silver is the MOST leveraged metal. Small market. Thin liquidity. Explosive moves. That means one thing: When it turns… There is no exit. BTW, I’ve predicted all the market tops and bottoms for the last 15 years. When I EXIT the markets completely, I’ll say it here publicly, like I always do. Many people will wish they had followed me sooner.

@GuntherEagleman @0hour1 Don't you get tired of having trump make you look stupid?

@0hour1 They should believe what he says. He means it.

Trump is not bluffing, he just told ABC NEWS he will annihilate every power plant in Iran and leave.

@SantiagoAuFund Ya we should never expect our government to be truthfully about anything and just get over it. You big banker slash insider you.

If you believe any government in the world is ever going to accurately report on their gold holdings, their ammunition inventory, their troop deaths, or what the laws they pass are actually intended to do, I have a great vacation spot for you…

@Jkylebass Ya right it was Iran's government that shut down the economy and forced the shot on millions. Ya it was iran that took out the pipe line from Canada. Ya it was iran that took out all the food distribution centers. You are hopeless.

Spare us the tinfoil-hat fever dream. The United States didn't 'train, aid, or finance' Hamas, Al Qaeda, ISIS, or the Taliban as policy—we designated them terrorists and spent blood and treasure fighting them. - Hamas: U.S.-designated terrorist group since 1997. We back Israel—the only liberal democracy in the region—against its charter-mandated goal of Jewish genocide. - Al Qaeda: Born from the anti-Soviet mujahideen fight (not U.S. creation; Pakistan's ISI ran the show). Bin Laden declared war on America. We hunted him down and ended him. - ISIS: Emerged from the chaos of al-Qaeda in Iraq after our invasion toppled Saddam, then exploded when Obama prematurely pulled out of Iraq, creating a vacuum. We built a global coalition that crushed their caliphate—Americans led the fight that saved Yazidis, Kurds, and countless Muslims from their beheadings and sex slavery. - Taliban: Sheltered al-Qaeda pre-9/11. We toppled them in weeks after they refused to hand over the 9/11 plotters. Later aid flowed through NGOs for civilians, not the regime—poor execution in places doesn't equal "financing head-choppers." America's alliances with Israel and Saudi Arabia target shared threats: Iranian-backed terror, radical Islamism, and regional chaos. We've liberated millions from tyrants, stopped genocides (see: ISIS), and defended freedom while jihadists butcher innocents, stone women, and fly planes into buildings. We're not 'on the side of genociders and head-choppers'—that's the Hamas/ISIS/Taliban playbook: October 7 massacres, Yazidi slavery, Taliban oppression. The U.S. radiates strength, innovation, and resolve—the reason the world still looks to us when barbarians rise. Lonely angry vibes? Projection. Try defending civilization instead of excusing it. @SecRubio is our modern-day Churchill. Thank God we have leadership that doesn’t simply admire problems…and agree to appease madmen. President Trump, Secretary Hegseth, Secretary Rubio, and Secretary Bessent have the guts to get it all done…and they will. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸