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Me llamo Jesús Martínez y no tengo algoritmo. No tengo IA. Solo tengo lápices, y ganas de hacer bien las cosas. Cada trazo es mío. Y cada error. Y cada RT que le das a esto le llega a una persona real que está al otro lado. ¿Me ayudas a llegar un poco más lejos? ¡Gracias!

One person praying the Rosary can save an entire family➕

@Bogachan_1971 You are only considering paper market, not considering the physical market. They can play this game in paper market while there is still enough SPR. What happens when they are running out of it? Don't forget oil futures is totally different from equity.

How much does it cost to manipulate WTI #OIL futures? First chart is CLK2026, May WTI OIL Future... expiring on Apr 21. Next one is CLM2026, June WTI Future, expiring on May 19. Open Interest on May Contract is down to 144,000 contracts. Each contract is 1000 barrels. Last chart is the spread between May and June contracts. As we get closer to expiry, positions roll from May to June. You see the spread had collapsed from 16 to below 3.... and open interest on June is over 300k now... These numbers are too low given the unprecedented volatility we see in the markets. Normally producers and end users like airlines should be all over the futures hedging themselves now but these open interests are lower than Jan and Feb numbers. It means it is mostly retail and government agents' market now which is why we will end with 100k open interest on April 21 and that is 100 million barrels... if government subsidizes the kabuki, nearly $35 per barrel, then it costs $3.5 billion for this month. If end users start to trade more in coming days to benefit from trickery, than it can double or tripple in coming months but that's still $10 billion to create an artificial futures price. If you see a mistake in math, let me know... but if no mistake... then crooks in charge of USA can continue this game for sometime until physical supply disappear. Given that silly altcoins were worth $1.4 Trillion before Oct 10, 2025... there is a lot of ammo to keep falsifying the oil futures. You can say how about Brent... it is cash settled... it is cheaper and easier to manipulate.

@ggen5v @Mark4XX US consumes 20mbpd and only produces 13mbpd. You think 10 million barrels is enough？Delusional.

@Mark4XX lol you think you can squeeze the us government who has unlimited money and cheats the system everyday 🤣🤣 the government can just dump 10 million physical barrels directly into the Gulf Coast to instantly crush your $170 fantasy. Give it up.

This desperate short-selling won’t end well. Delivery is due in 8 days. The spot market, then trading at $170, will be more than happy to take the oil for $98.90 🤡

Iran's government estimates war damage at approximately $270 billion.

Fixed it

@RobLRicherson @TaylorRMarshall He is a Jew. youtu.be/d89K8_odZJo?si…

@TaylorRMarshall The Antichrist will be a Jew, well just maybe...I... well did I vote three times for the Antichrist?

Pope Leo XIV opposes unjust war, genocide, abortion, contraception, same-sex marriage, IVF, and transsexualism. Trump is soft or permissive on ALL those issues. Yet Trump calls the Pope “weak.” Who is the “weak” one?

Maronite Catholics in Lebanon are praying the Rosary in the streets, defying brutal Israeli strikes and religious persecution. Let us unite with them in prayer for peace.

We stand with Pope Leo XIV.🇻🇦🇯🇵 #教皇レオ14世を支持します

Bishop Strickland: "Lebanon is home to one of the oldest and largest Christian populations in the Middle East, where the name of Jesus Christ has been professed continuously since the earliest centuries of the Church." lifesitenews.com/opinion/bishop…

Today, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem reopened its doors — welcoming the faithful and prayer back to the holiest site in Christianity.

In Japan today, churches are rarely persecuted. Most Japanese people are indifferent to religion. Yet Japan’s liberal bishops claim they want to reduce religious activities so as not to cause people discomfort. ① lifesitenews.com/news/japanese-…

Pray for crucified Lebanon The righteous shall flourish like a palm tree, and grow like the cedars of Lebanon. -Psalm 92:12

Our Lady of Lebanon, protect the people in Lebanon!

A STATEMENT ON LEBANON: A CRY FOR THE INNOCENT   My dear brothers and sisters in Christ,   My heart is heavy as I look toward Lebanon – a land long marked by faith, suffering, and perseverance.   Lebanon is not merely another nation in conflict. It is home to one of the oldest and largest Christian populations in the Middle East, where the name of Jesus Christ has been professed continuously since the earliest centuries of the Church. In that sacred land stands the shrine of St. Charbel Makhlouf, a humble monk whose life of prayer, penance, and Eucharistic devotion has borne extraordinary fruit. Known as the “miracle monk of Lebanon,” countless souls have testified to God’s healing through his intercession – a sign that even in suffering, God has not abandoned His people.   And yet today, Lebanon bleeds.   Reports continue to emerge of relentless bombardment in densely populated civilian areas – families, children, the elderly – lives shattered without warning. What we are witnessing is not simply warfare, but a grave assault on human dignity. The deliberate targeting or reckless endangerment of innocent life is never justified. NEVER.   The Church has always been clear: War itself is a tragedy – but the intentional harming of civilians is a moral evil that cries out to Heaven.   We must not grow numb to images of destruction. We must not allow political narratives to dull our conscience. Every child killed, every home destroyed, every mother weeping over her son – this is not abstract. This is human suffering. This is Christ crucified again in His people.   Lebanon has already endured decades of instability, economic collapse, and the exodus of Christians from the region. To strike this nation again – especially in ways that devastate civilian life – is to deepen wounds that may take generations to heal.   I call upon all leaders involved to remember this: power does not grant moral permission. Military strength does not justify the loss of innocent life. There can be no lasting peace built upon the graves of the defenseless.   And to the faithful, I say this: do not remain silent in your hearts. Pray. Fast. Offer sacrifice.   Pray for the people of Lebanon. Pray for the conversion of those who wield power without mercy. Pray for true peace – not the fragile silence of ceasefires, but the peace that comes from justice rooted in truth.   Through the intercession of St. Charbel Makhlouf, may God bring healing to the wounded, comfort to the grieving, and repentance to those who act without regard for the sanctity of life.   And may we never forget: Every human life is sacred, from conception to natural death, in every nation, without exception.   In Christ Our Hope,   Bishop Joseph E. Strickland Bishop Emeritus

The artificial introduction of the Luminous Mysteries is quite a good illustration of the two mentalities which divide the Church. On the one hand, we have a practice which is connected both to the reciting of 150 psalms and to the vision of St Dominic. It has evolved with the addition of the petition, and following fatima, the common but optional practice of addiing the Fatima prayer. But the basic structure of 150 hail Marys, divided into 15 mysteries divided into a trinity of joyful, sorrowful and glorious which so well reflect the experience of Catholic life remained unchanged for seven centuries. On the other, you have the guys who always think they've got a better idea. So out goes the connection with the psalms, out goes the rosary hallowed by Marian revelation, and in comes a set of no doubt worthy meditations, designed by enthusiasts to make sense of the gap in Jesus' ministry perceived in the original mysteries. Of course the Pope who introduced them beatified the man who thought them up. Of course they are optional. But somehow, one more aspect of the old faith has been pushed out of the doorway, and one more division of the church ushered in.

@Areskapitalon 那我再告诉你吧，川普本人就是犹。你以为他做的一切只是因为他蠢？youtu.be/d89K8_odZJo?si…

@Matthias_Xu 不是你说的这么夸张，但不付出巨大代价导致政治天平倒转，仍然不可能做到阻止以色列。

重点：要求美国约束以色列在黎巴嫩的行为。知道这件事怎么回事的，就知道为什么今天以色列要主动升级战争，以及美国要阻止以色列的难度有多么大。

Pakistani Christian Minister Chose Death Over Denying Christ. His Bold Stand Shocks The World. Shahbaz Bhatti served as Pakistan’s only Christian cabinet minister. He fought blasphemy laws that targeted believers like him. Gunmen ambushed his car and fired more than 20 shots. Bhatti knew the risks but refused to back down. Before his death, Bhatti recorded a video message. He declared his trust in Jesus Christ as his protector. He vowed to keep defending the oppressed even if it cost his life. That unshakeable resolve defines true conviction. Bhatti’s murder exposed the persecution Christians face in Pakistan. His story reminds us faith isn’t just words. It’s standing firm when everything is on the line. Jesus is worth it all. His faith didn’t bend under pressure. Let’s not keep ours silent. Share this to remind someone what real conviction looks like.