Buffet gone Mad

@LeapingIntoHell @GavMcCracken @anasalhajji This is exsctly what I witnessed as well, he comes as very biased when he talks anything related to Iran

@GavMcCracken @anasalhajji Anas generally knows what he’s talking about, but when it comes it Iran he’s so biased and full of hate towards them that his judgement is clouded.

Looking for an energy crisis? It is not hormuz... It is unplanned outage in one of the largest refineries

@TBirdV You are clueless if you think the junta is an issue

$GLO can't get past its 50 DMA. One where I got the sell right at least for now. Can it turn around? Yes but the junta is a constant weight and the jurisdiction is no longer trustworthy. #SundayCharts #Uranium

@dawnnamarie123 @MAGAVoice He is a master manipulator, one of the finest ever existed. Truly out of the box.

@dawnnamarie123 @MAGAVoice Of course no violence, this is 100% staged and the kind of thing Trump will do to boost his 30% rating. You just have to look at how hes managing the war in Iran, and you can very easily see that he will 100% do this kind of shit. They let someone in that they knew won’t make it

🚨 JUST NOW: Karoline Leavitt calls on everyone to watch tonight because Donald Trump will bring the heat and there will be “shots fired” LET’S FREAKING GO 🔥

@dawnnamarie123 @MAGAVoice Well its fucking hilarious isn't it ???

@MAGAVoice Seeing this immediately after the actual shots were fired.... I just KNOW there will be some crazy on cnn or ms now saying she used the phrase "shots fired" because she knew there would be a "staged shooting" 🙄🙄🙄

@fuller_sean @allenanalysis This is obviously all a show to boost his ratings

@allenanalysis You mean they didn’t stop and pose for photos for 10 minutes? How odd

🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: Trump was just rushed off stage at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Watch the video. Developing.

@RT_com Stupid and foolish human beings, waging war against oneself

Russian soldiers are HONING skills and BUILDING cohesion through training in the SMO zone — MoD This program focused on capturing enemy strongholds and urban buildings

@no2wipp @GUnderground_TV Beyond shamful, man this is so fucking bad, the country will take 20 years to recover from this level of corruption

@GUnderground_TV The decline is marked by a crackpot thug as president and a congress that is only there to fill their pockets and loot our treasure.

🚨’LAWLESS war on Iran showed the further DECLINE OF US🇺🇸 EMPIRE.’ —Retired US Air Force Lt. Col. William J. Astore ‘I see this as another sign that my country, the United States, is in further decline. And we see this because of the enormous amount of money that we are expending on the Pentagon and the military-industrial complex. I thought $1 trillion for the Pentagon was obscene, but now we’re talking about $1.5 trillion, another $500 billion more in the next fiscal year. And one of the ways that we’re justifying that is of course this war with Iran, which there was no reason for. Iran posed no imminent threat to the United States, certainly no existential threat. From the Iranian perspective, it’s nuclear-armed Israel and nuclear-armed America that poses a potential existential threat. So the long-term consequences of this, well, to be determined. But for me, it’s witnessing the decline of the American empire and the decline of democracy in my country. And it deeply saddens me to see this because this war against Iran is another unconstitutional war. It’s a lawless war.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post below 👇

@ShayanArya97 @mb_ghalibaf Take your meds retard

@mb_ghalibaf حالا که اینطوره من جای تو‌ بودم کلا میزدم زیر میز! مردی بزن زیر میز! تو را به آن رهبر به فنا رفته‌ات بزن زیر میز اگر راست میگی! د بزن زیر میز دیگه بی‌غیرت! دیدی جراتش را نداری؟ پس خفه! هر کاری گفت بگو چشم! باشه؟ افرین پسر خوب! یادت نره! قنبل قهرمانانه کن! سریع!😉😂😂😂

۱- رئیس جمهور آمریکا در یک ساعت هفت ادعا مطرح کرد که هر هفت ادعا کذب است. ۲- با این دروغگویی‌ها در جنگ پیروز نشدند و حتما در مذاکره هم راه به جایی نخواهند برد. ۳- با ادامهٔ محاصره، تنگهٔ هرمز باز نخواهد ماند.

@uspatriot1776T @aliraz @realstewpeters @_Hippie_Mikey There were at the table just a few years ago when a deal was signed you dumb fuck

@aliraz @realstewpeters @_Hippie_Mikey Never came to the table in over 48 years there brainiac. You don't know what defeat looks like which makes sense coming from a cocksucking Sheep fucking Retard

New LEGO video ruthlessly destroys Pete Hegseth.

@chronicparent @RealCandaceO @VladTheInflator Here wo go the pedo ethic speaks

Idk. Maybe after 11 years of relentless attacks from the media, podcasters and people, fake charges, getting shot, having his kids attacked, etc he might just be sick of everyone’s shit. He probably never thought he’d be getting shit on by “the right.” You people deserve every bit of his rage tweets.

Can somebody please source me the News segment that caused this meltdown. Looks like he may have accidentally heard the truth?

@Mark58782318 @capnek123 Very good analysis! Bravo!

@capnek123 $glo Roman said in that Aug interview that it takes 3-6mos for attorney work after BOD approval Means 2nd half May may be earliest if BOD approved and that’s what the silence is abt Here’s the @capnek123 interview. Listen from 8:30 if interested: youtu.be/sNNytQGCJSA?si…

$GLO.TO observations: 1/ Roman had NO problem telling us about DFC delays/milestones (term sheet, CC approval) in the past 2/ Q4 report states DFC process ongoing (&JV discussions too) 3/ $glo has to tell us negative developments (my understanding) Cont..

@Couch_Investor @Geiger_Capital You fucking little evil piece of shit you are! No honor whatsoever, supporting the murder of womena and children.

"Victory at all costs—Victory in spite of all terror—Victory, however long and hard the road may be; for without victory, there is no survival." You've been at war with this regime since they took charge whether you like it or not. Stop crying about it when something is actually getting done about it.

This guy ran as the anti-war candidate.

@MiddleRights @MrsErikaKirk 40T dollards in debt lol

I don’t think people comprehend this, like Iran bumped up their spending last year and still isn~ 2.5% of our annual if that. Let alone 1.3 million active service, 750,000 reserves and national guard…. Then the most advanced military tech in the world…. Our coast guard is literally the 12th fucking strongest navy in the world, arguably higher with some than have their boats in repair or not in current collision. Like our fucking coast guard! Iran is winning though….. 😂😂😂😂😂

Regardless of your opinion on Operation Epic Fury or your political affiliation, we have the greatest military in the world. Its strength lies not just in power, but in the courage, discipline, and sacrifice of our troops. God bless our men and women in uniform.

@RogerSmith1932 @BRICSinfo Exactly, it’s all manipulation to buy time, I'm not sure how long markets will continue to tolerate this though

@BRICSinfo What a very odd coincidence by AXIOS when you realize that the US stock market opens in 10hours ..

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 United States and Iran discuss terms for a 45-day ceasefire that could lead to a permanent end to the war, Axios reports.

@MikeDePorch45 @IraninSA @ramalokot An American talking about IQ 🤣ooo

@IraninSA @ramalokot Shows how low the IQ is of whoever runs these IRGC accounts. 99% of your grifters said these people opposed actions in Iran…. Now they’re gone? This is a W for us and another L for you.

The regime change happened successfully. MAGA😀

@jamaal_trades @fernandowavesfx @grok Bastard deleted the post

@fernandowavesfx @grok Don’t forget this 😂 x.com/fernandowavesf…

People longing oil and calling oil to 150$ / 200$ will get what they deserve A crash to 30$ And next time you Will learn to not trust media

@traderhc @lady_in_science You are applying logic to a rigged market. It will get worse before it gets better.

The supply recovery angle is interesting but I'd push back on the silver comparison. Silver's January blowoff was a positioning unwind . specs were max long and the dollar ripped. Oil's setup is different. The real tell isn't supply recovery, it's how $XLE is trading. Energy stocks ripped 11.5% on crude and couldn't hold the gains . $XLY sitting at $108.15, barely off its 52-week low. If the market believed this oil spike had legs, energy equities would be leading, not fading into the close. What I'm watching is the demand side. ISM prices paid at 78.3 with NFP at -92k . that's stagflationary input, not bullish commodity demand. Consumer sentiment at 56.6 and Fear & Greed at 15. The consumer can't absorb $111 crude. So yeah, supply recovery could pull crude back, but the reason it won't hold isn't just Saudi pipelines. It's that the demand backdrop can't support it. $DXY at 99.85 isn't helping either . a weak dollar should be bullish crude, and it still can't get traction in equities. Where are you seeing the 50% supply recovery number?

Oil rips 11.5% in a single session. $111 crude. Biggest move in years. Energy stocks couldn't even hold their gains. $XLY closed at $108.15, barely 2.8% above its 52-week low. That's the market telling you $111 oil isn't a bull signal. It's a consumer tax. When crude spikes on supply disruption instead of demand growth, the second-order effect is spending destruction. History says oil above $110 triggers consumer rollover within 60-90 days. The Fed can't cut into an oil shock. Can't hike into a slowing economy. Textbook stagflation box. I think $XLY breaks below 108.15 in the next two weeks. The sector rotation is already screaming it. What's your read on oil here, demand killer or something else? Okay then

@ApollotheHills @academic_la Yes it’s one of those going up very quick and then go down as fast if not faster

@academic_la I don’t think Israel’s defeat is going to take years

The war in Lebanon is going very badly as illustrated by the four soldiers killed yesterday. Some observations on why: 1) IDF soldiers are dying in high numbers because the army is overstretched. Especially the air force which should be giving them close support and is instead busy in Iran. Ground forces in Lebanon aren't operating in open desert. They're moving through villages, on ridgelines, in terrain that Hezbollah knows intimately and has prepared for decades. In that environment, infantry and armor are inherently exposed. Air support is what tips the balance. It suppresses anti-tank teams before they can fire. When that support is degraded or delayed, the risk to soldiers on the ground rises sharply. 2) This isn't just a problem of air power. It's also intelligence assets, logistics, command attention, and munitions. All of these are finite and are being divided across fronts in a way that leaves Lebanon under-resourced relative to the complexity of the mission there. 3) The assumption that Hezbollah is weak has proven to be wrong. Hezbollah couldn't be rebuilt from scratch in a few months, but it didn't need to be. A guerrilla force doesn't need to match the IDF; it just needs to remain functional, inflict casualties, and deny the enemy a clean victory. That's what's happening here. 4) Hezbollah has shocked Israel by firing 200 rockets a day on average. This is significant because it contradicts the "defeated enemy" framing. A genuinely broken organization doesn't sustain that volume of fire. It suggests Hezbollah preserved enough of its rocket stockpiles, logistics, and personnel to maintain a meaningful campaign. 5) The IDF defense strategy is inadequate. The IDF's buffer zone strategy, controlling territory north of the borderworks best against weapons that need a direct sightline to the target. But Hezbollah has missiles that arc over terrain, meaning the IDF's ground presence doesn't actually shield northern Israeli towns the way the military may have suggested it would. Controlling the ground and controlling the threat are two different things. 6) Politicians are making maximalist promises, total defeat of Hezbollah, permanent security zones, while the actual force deployed is sized for something much more limited. The gap between rhetoric and resources is dangerous because it creates pressure. When entrenched positions start taking casualties, there's political demand to do something, which typically means advancing further, which means more exposure, more casualties, and deeper commitment, without a clear endpoint. 7) Everyone in Israel remembers the two previous traumatic invasions. This is particularly reminsicent of the occupation of South Lebanon in 1982-2000. That occupation started with limited goals, expanded under pressure, and lasted 18 years before a unilateral withdrawal that many Israelis still debate. The fear being expressed here is that the same logic is reasserting itself, not because anyone planned it, but because the military and political dynamics push in that direction almost automatically. This is a cruel irony. The Lebanon operation was partly launched because of the Iran campaign. Hezbollah joined the fight after Israel's assassination of Khamenei. But the Iran campaign then became the priority, leaving the Lebanon front that it triggered with second-tier resources. The front that opened as a consequence is now competing for assets with the war that caused it. Either way, since Israel is planning a permanent occupation, these issues will bedevil it for years to come.

@Thewatcher68535 @academic_la Yes very dumb, only good against children

@academic_la Mossad is terrible at intelligence. They murder well, but fail to gather the kind of actionable intelligence that leads to strategic success, like how many missiles your enemy has.