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@maggielake @pboockvar @the_markethouse Countries are too poor to “stock pile”

There is now a bid under commodities that will linger long after the military action ends - @pboockvar @the_markethouse

@TicTocTick True! Look at Israel & Palestine

“Jesus Christ has no advantage over Genghis Khan. Because if you are strong enough, ruthless enough, powerful enough, evil will overcome good."

Game on. Another strong rally in Colombia’s largest energy producer. Now approaching 4-year highs. Here are a few other similar setups: tavicosta.substack.com/p/similar-tech…

@Nouriel 1st line of article is false. Therefore did not read what came to follow. This was not a retaliation as isrl struck first initially. And did it again. Not credible enough for me to continue reading.

Here is below the full text of my Project Syndicate column from October 2024 on why “Israel and Iran are Likely to Escalate”. I predicted then that the current military escalation and that Israel would attack Iran’s nuclear facilities and even attempt regime change. project-syndicate.org/commentary/isr… Israel and Iran are Likely to Escalate   By Nouriel Roubini   NEW YORK – The conventional wisdom following Israel’s recent strikes on Iranian military facilities in retaliation for Iran’s ballistic missile attack on Israel is that the risk of further escalation has been contained. Initial statements from the Islamic Republic’s supreme leader suggested that Iran may not respond further, and financial markets seemed to agree, with oil prices falling 5% right after the Israeli strikes (even if they rose again partially following new bellicose statements by some Iranian military commanders).   But this conventional wisdom is likely wrong. Israel’s assessment of the threat posed by Iran has shifted dramatically in the last few months. It is not just Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his right-wing allies’ views that have hardened; key leaders of the center and center-left opposition – such as Benny Ganz and Yair Lapid – also argue that Israel should go further than it did with its recent strikes.   Whether or not one agrees with Israel’s assessment, there is now a consensus there that the Iranian regime represents an immediate, clear, and present danger. With Iranian proxies – Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Shia militias in Iraq and Syria – continuing to attack Israel, Israeli leaders have concluded that they must address the problem at its source. That could mean targeting Iranian nuclear facilities and eliminating the regime’s top military and political leaders, as Israel has already done vis-à-vis Hamas and Hezbollah. By eliminating Hezbollah’s top leadership and destroying a lot of its offensive capabilities, the Israelis have significantly eroded the deterrent leverage that Iran had over them.   Owing to this radical change in the relative balance of power,Iran has only one effective option left to deter Israel now that even its offensive missiles and other weapons have failed to cause meaningful damage to Israel: a dash to develop its nuclear weapons capability. But since Israel regards a nuclear-armedIran as an existential threat, it would have no other option than to attack Iranian nuclear facilities (as well as the top Iranian leadership) before Iran builds a viable device.   Additional Israeli airstrikes are highly likely regardless of how much restraint Iran shows. While a victory for Donald Trump in the US presidential election may give Israel a clearer green light to go after Iran, a win for Kamala Harris may not be able stop Israel from addressing what it perceives as an existential threat.   If Israel does start incrementally escalating its attacks on Iran possibly following new Iranian attacks against Israel, any US administration would inevitably continue to support it, either directly or indirectly. Whether Israel has the capabilities to destroy most of Iran’s nuclear program or precipitate regime change in Iran is irrelevant; even limited damage to Iran’s nuclear facilities could set back its nuclear ambitions by a few years and establish the deterrence that Israel wants.   The likelihood of escalation in the coming weeks and months means that there will be economic and financial risks to manage. A large-enough Israeli strike on Iran could severely disrupt energy production and exports from the Gulf. If Iran gets desperate, it could try to mine the Gulf and block the Strait of Hormuz, while also striking Saudi oil facilities. In this scenario, the world would experience stagflationary shocks similar to those that followed the 1973 Yom Kippur War and the 1979 Iranian revolution.

@Speculators_ is a fraud

@spectatorindex Lol yea right. Same promise he had a decade ago

BREAKING: Netanyahu says that after Israel destroys Hamas, it will offer Gaza's people a 'real future, a future of promise and hope'.

@stats_feed AUB? lebanon

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@grenwuld @Activist_Norton @SenSanders Lol 😂

The U.S. provides $3.8 billion a year to Israel. The Biden administration and Congress must make it clear. Israel has the right to defend itself and destroy Hamas terrorism, but it does not have the right to use U.S. dollars to kill thousands of innocent men, women, and children in Gaza.

@CollinRugg @elonmusk

NEW: Israel has announced that they will “fight” Elon Musk after he promised to provide Starlink internet service to Gaza. In a reply to AOC, Musk vowed to provide Starlink to “internationally recognized aid organizations” in Gaza. Internet is currently down in Gaza due to Israel’s constant bombardment of the territory meaning emergency lines and communications for journalists is down. Israel will now “fight” Musk’s decision. “Israel will use all means at its disposal to fight this,” said Israel communications minister Shlomo Karhi. (Insider). That’s ridiculous.

@elonmusk #starlink in Gaza for starters

What will it take to beat hate?

@manunitedcap @BrettWooldridge @DavidSacks Look who is talking with all your fake (debunked) accusations. You’re obviously on the wrong side of history

@Scowi_ @BrettWooldridge @DavidSacks Congrats, you are part of the reason why palestines are suffering from casualties. By supporting terror acts. (Raping women, beheaded babies, slaughtering and burning people alive)

@ttayehh24 @elonmusk It’s not a conflict - it’s more like a massacre

@elonmusk Thank you Elon for helping raise awareness of the Israeli-Palestine conflict.

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@spectatorindex Just say Gaza interior Ministry.

JUST IN: Spokesman for Hamas-run interior ministry says there have been 'massacres of unprecedented proportion' in Gaza

@zerohedge I heard it was a standing ovation

Fan Tells Dave Chappelle To "Shut Up", Comedian Blasts Israel, Sparking Walkout, Report Says zerohedge.com/geopolitical/f…

@KeithMcCullough And today it is happening in Gaza

Today in 1941, thousands of civilians in German-occupied Serbia were murdered in the Kragujevac massacre #WWII

@MarketRebels @jonnajarian #Bidenislyingagain

BIDEN SAYS PENTAGON SHOWED EVIDENCE ISRAEL DIDN'T HIT HOSPITAL

@gurgavin Wasn’t very random though, was it.

NEVER REALLY THOUGHT ABOUT THIS BEFORE BUT WE ALL SHOULD BE GRATEFUL ABOUT HOW LUCKY WE OUR THAT WE DONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT BEING RANDOMLY INVADED

@KeithMcCullough $GDXJ

I will give a Macro Pro subscription (worth $7500/yr) to the 1st person who can tell me what Gold Mining Stock I was buying at -15% at one point on the day...

10 pitch decks that raised $15 Billion:

@MacroAlf Alf, this is the 8th time I reach out regarding a payment that was taken from me. What is the best way to reach you? You took more money than you should and now are not answering. PLEASE ANSWER

I have a big announcement to make! 1/