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⚡️MEDVEDEV ALLUME L’UE : « DIRIGÉE PAR DES IDIOTS »
Dimitri Medvedev, sans filtre :
« Nous partagions avec l’Europe un code culturel commun, ancré dans l’histoire. Mais tout a changé. Aujourd’hui, l’Union européenne est dirigée par de véritables idiots qui détruisent de leurs propres mains ce qui a été construit pendant des décennies, de la Communauté européenne du charbon et de l’acier à l’UE moderne. »
👉 l’ancien président russe ne fait que verbaliser ce que beaucoup d’Européens pensent tout bas. Une élite bruxelloise déconnectée, obsédée par le woke, les sanctions suicidaires et la vassalité américaine, est en train de saborder l’héritage industriel et culturel du continent.
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🔥🇮🇷🇫🇷 Clash violent en direct sur BFM TV ❗️
Siavosh Ghazi (correspondant RFI à Téhéran) explose contre ceux en plateau :« Vous pouvez rigoler… Quand vous êtes assis dans votre salon à Paris, vous pouvez rigoler. Moi, je suis sur le terrain. J’ai couvert la guerre, je suis sur le terrain ! »
Il accuse la chaîne de balancer « des chiffres totalement faux » toute la journée et reproche aux « experts » de studio de diffuser des fake news sur l’économie iranienne.
Jirnov, mal à l’aise, finit même par se dédouaner : « C’est pas moi ».
🔴 Un moment de vérité qui en dit long sur la différence entre ceux qui sont sur place… et ceux qui parlent depuis Paris.Vidéo complète ici
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🚨 Something very unusual just happened.
Someone purchased an insane amount of VIX calls.
In other words, a big player is betting the market will crash soon and he's doing it with a lot of money.
Nobody drops millions on VIX calls unless they know something we don’t.
VIX calls only pay off when volatility explodes, which almost always means stocks are getting smoked.
The last time the VIX was sitting this calm before getting blown up was early April 2025.
8 trading days later, the VIX exploded from under 17 to over 60.
The S&P 500 had one of its worst 2-day drops since the 1987 crash.
Trillions in market cap wiped out.
We will keep watching.
When we make a new move in the market, we will let you know.
Turn on notifications so you don’t miss our alerts, this is extremely important.
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🚨🇫🇷ALERTE INFO - Le Sénat verrouille l’affaire Epstein : après Braun-Pivet à l’Assemblée, Larcher bloque à son tour toute commission d’enquête !
Quand deux présidents de chambres parlementaires bloquent simultanément la même commission d’enquête, sur le même sujet, le signal envoyé est pour le moins troublant..
La question qui s’impose naturellement : cui bono ? À qui profite l’absence d’enquête ?


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‼️ RÉVÉLATION CHOC : LES USA ONT UTILISÉ UNE ARME CLIMATIQUE CONTRE L’IRAN
Sur @Tocsin_Media , Siavosh Ghazi, journaliste franco-iranien sur le terrain, balance cash : depuis le début de la guerre, le climat iranien a totalement basculé.
Avant : sécheresse historique, barrages vides (moins de 10 % autour de Téhéran), lac Roume asséché, famine rampante.
Depuis les frappes : pluies incessantes, barrages qui débordent (25-30 % et plus), neige dans l’Alborz, un agriculteur de Hamedan qui n’avait pas vu ça depuis 35 ans.
Son explication ? Les radars américains et le système HAARP déployés autour de l’Iran bloquaient la formation des nuages. Une fois ces installations détruites par les Iraniens, la pluie est revenue en masse. « Les Américains utilisent ces armes climatiques contre certains pays… et ça a été le cas contre l’Iran. »
⭐️ Abonnez-vous à @Camille_Moscow
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🇮🇱 Video emerges of Israeli Minister Ben Gvir expelling Bedouins from their homes
Palestinian citizen: "I have documents in my hand, this is my home."
Israeli minister Ben Gvir: "I don't care. Leave within 2 hours or you'll die."
@neyikaybettik
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In August 2025, the US government purchased a 9.9% stake in Intel for $8.9 billion.
Today, it’s worth $41 billion.
What else are they holding? Here it is:
MP Materials (+104%). Only domestic rare earth processor in the US. China controls 85% of global supply.
USAR (+28%). The Department of Commerce took an 8% equity stake and gave it a $1.3 billion loan.
LAC (+46%). Building one of the largest lithium mines in US history.
TMQ (+90%). Copper and cobalt in Alaska. The government put $35 million in to fast-track permitting.
Semiconductors, rare earths, lithium, copper, cobalt.
Every single one is a supply chain China currently dominates.
Do you notice the pattern?
Every time the US government takes a position in a stock, it goes up.
Because when the government becomes your customer, your lender, and your co-owner at the same time, the downside gets a lot smaller.
These four names are still early. Intel already turned $8.9 billion into $41 billion.
The question is not whether this strategy works, the question is which position moves next.
We’re tracking their holdings in real time.
The moment something interesting shows up, you’ll hear it here first. Turn on notifications.
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A new academic paper just dropped and it should make every CEO uncomfortable.
It’s called “The AI Layoff Trap.”
The argument is simple and brutal.
Companies are racing to replace workers with AI to cut costs and beat competitors.
Every firm does it because if they don’t, the next firm will.
That part everyone already knows.
Here’s the part no one talks about.
The workers you just laid off are also your customers.
When they lose their income, they stop buying. Less demand means less revenue. Less revenue means more cost-cutting. More cost-cutting means more layoffs.
You see where this goes…
The paper calls it an “automation arms race.”
Rational firms, acting in their own interest, collectively destroy the very demand they depend on.
Every company is doing the right thing for itself and the wrong thing for the system.
The researchers looked at every proposed solution.
UBI? Does not fix it. Upskilling? Does not fix it. Worker equity stakes? Does not fix it. Capital taxes? Does not fix it.
The only thing that actually works, according to their model, is a Pigouvian automation tax.
Basically a penalty on each job a company replaces with a machine.
Whether you agree with that solution or not, the problem they are describing is already happening.
US companies have announced over 170,000 job cuts citing AI this year alone.
The economy can only absorb so many of those before the math stops working.
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🚨 Powell just gave his LAST press conference as Fed Chair.
Here’s everything you need to know:
1: No rate cuts coming
Powell needs to see “the backside of both the energy and tariff shocks” before moving. The energy surge “hasn’t even peaked yet”
2: A rate hike is back on the table
The number of officials who see a hike as equally likely as a cut has “moved up.” Markets now pricing a 45% probability of a hike in 2027, per CME FedWatch
3: The Fed is now “slightly restrictive”
Powell confirmed rates are at the “high end of neutral, slightly restrictive,” and that is precisely where he wants to stay while waiting to see how things unfold
4: Stagflation is the real risk
Powell explicitly said each supply shock “can boost both inflation AND unemployment simultaneously.”
5: Today’s meeting was a much closer call than March
It was a vigorous debate over forward guidance. A shift away from easing bias “could conceivably come as early as the next meeting.” The next 30-60 days will be decisive
6: Tariffs: transitory or not?
Powell is still holding the line that tariff inflation is a “one-time price effect” and expects it to recede over the next two quarters. But he added uncertainty is “very high”
7: Core PCE running at 3.2%, headline at 3.5%
Near-term inflation expectations have risen. Long-term still anchored near 2%. But Powell admitted: “The prospect of a further rise in core inflation is real”
8: Labor market is quietly breaking down
Job growth slowing, labor demand “clearly softened,” quits and hires remain low, few new opportunities. Unemployment rate little changed but only because labor force growth is slowing too
9: WTI crude settled at $106.88
Powell said the oil impact on the US is “smaller than on Europe and Asia for now” but if the Strait of Hormuz closure “goes on for much longer, we will feel it much more”
10: Powell refused to step down
He said he has “no choice but to stay” due to the administration’s legal attacks on the Fed, not verbal criticism. DOJ also gave assurances it won’t reopen its probe without a criminal referral
11: Fed independence openly at risk
“We have even had to go to court to defend it.” Powell: every administration has tried to repurpose the Fed’s tools. “We have consistently pushed back, but Fed independence is now at risk”
12: Warsh confirmed as next Chair
Powell hasn’t seen Warsh since a dinner in January. Expects a “normal, standard transition.” Powell: he took Warsh at his word that he would stand up to Trump
13: Powell will NOT be a shadow chair, explicitly ruled it out. Plans to “keep a lower profile” on the board of governors after May 15
14: Reaching 2% inflation “could be very costly”
Powell acknowledged events keep emerging that push costs higher, and the path back to target will require patience and potentially real economic pain
15: Putin warned Trump against new military action in Iran
Meanwhile Trump said the UAE’s OPEC exit is “great for getting gasoline and oil prices down” and called for lower rates the same night Powell spoke
What comes next depends on Warsh, Hormuz, and whether tariff inflation is actually transitory.
But don’t worry, we will keep you updated on absolutely everything.
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Venezuela could be the next country to leave OPEC.
And if it does, OPEC is done.
Here’s why.
Venezuela sits on 303 billion barrels of proven oil reserves.
That’s almost 20% of every barrel ON EARTH.
More than Saudi Arabia, more than Iran, more than anyone.
They are the single largest oil reserve holder in the world and they are currently under direct US influence after Maduro’s capture in January.
If Trump tells Venezuela to leave OPEC, it leaves.
Opposition leader María Corina Machado has already said Venezuela could quintuple its production once the country is rebuilt.
They currently produce around 1 million barrels a day.
Quintuple that is 5 million barrels a day hitting the market with zero quota restrictions.
Qatar left OPEC in 2019, Angola left in 2024, the cartel has been bleeding members for years.
Now analysts are openly naming Venezuela as the next candidate.
Saudi Arabia’s model depends on being the swing producer.
Venezuela unrestricted at 5M bpd ends that.
The reserves are there. The political conditions are there. The US incentive is there.
The only question is when, not if.
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FRENCH TAXES MAKE FRENCH WORKERS SLAVES OF THE STATE.
According to the @OECD, French taxes on workers amount to 47.2% of wages in 2025.
No wonder UNCLE SAM IS LEAVING FRANCE IN THE DUST.

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🇷🇺🇧🇩 BANGLADESH ENTRE DANS L’ÈRE NUCLÉAIRE GRÂCE À LA RUSSIE
Le Bangladesh vient d’accomplir un saut historique : aujourd’hui, 28 avril 2026, le pays a commencé le chargement du combustible dans l’unité 1 de la centrale nucléaire de Rooppur, marquant son entrée officielle dans le club des nations productrices d’énergie nucléaire.
Construite par Rosatom pour un coût total d’environ 12,65 milliards de dollars, cette centrale de deux réacteurs VVER-1200 (2 400 MW au total) va fournir une électricité stable et bas carbone, capable de couvrir plus de 10 % des besoins énergétiques du pays et de réduire drastiquement sa dépendance aux importations de gaz et de charbon.
Alexey Likhachev, patron de Rosatom, qualifie cet événement de « moment historique » pour le Bangladesh. Après des années de construction russo-bangladaise, le premier kilowattheure devrait être injecté sur le réseau national d’ici fin 2026, transformant l’avenir énergétique d’une nation de 170 millions d’habitants confrontée à des pénuries chroniques.
Un partenariat gagnant-gagnant qui démontre une fois de plus la fiabilité technologique russe dans le nucléaire civil, loin des projecteurs occidentaux. Le Bangladesh passe à la vitesse supérieure : de l’énergie propre, souveraine et durable. 🇧🇩⚛️🇷🇺
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