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How come I’m labeled a NAZI for asking questions and thinking critically?

@TheSilverLion1 @tomtor___ We could see 1,000,000 by lunch…. 😂 it’s much more likely we have a two-year consolidation Like we did in the 70-80s bull run… bookmark it

#Silver is making moves today. We could see $80 later today. $90 by Wednesday. $100 by Friday. #SilverPrice

@vrilliumlive X propagandized those asleep while gaslighting those awake It’s slop

@peer_metals Dudes a shill fa9906 who gives a fuck

BREAKING 🚨: Robert Kiyosaki just called $35,000 gold and $200 silver in 2026. 🥇 Gold is at $4,509 today. Silver is at $75. His reasoning: Silver consumed by solar, EVs, and electronics. Cannot be recycled back. Central banks buying gold at record pace as the dollar collapses. The crash comes first. Then metals explode. 🥈 #Gold #Silver #PreciousMetals

Thread: The Petrodollar – How the US Maintains Global Control Through the Dollar’s Dominance 1/ The US dollar isn’t just money—it’s the backbone of American power. At its core is the petrodollar system: the world prices and trades oil (and much energy) in USD. This creates endless demand for dollars, lets America run massive deficits, and exports inflation. Here’s how it works and why it’s under threat. 2/ Bretton Woods (1944): Post-WWII, the world pegged currencies to the USD, which was convertible to gold at $35/oz. The US had ~2/3 of global gold reserves and dominated ~half the world’s GDP. This made the dollar the reserve currency. 3/ The Nixon Shock – August 15, 1971: Facing Vietnam War deficits, inflation, and gold outflows (foreign countries redeeming dollars for gold), Nixon “closed the gold window.” The dollar became pure fiat—backed by nothing but trust and power. This ended Bretton Woods. 4/ Post-1971, the dollar’s value cratered. Since then, the USD has lost roughly 85-98% of its purchasing power due to inflation (exact figure depends on metrics, but $1 in 1971 buys ~12-15 cents worth today in real terms). No gold anchor meant endless printing. 5/ Enter the Petrodollar (mid-1970s): The US struck deals, especially with Saudi Arabia. Oil is priced/sold in USD. In return: US military protection + access to markets. Saudis/OPEC recycle “petrodollars” into US Treasuries. This wasn’t accidental—it replaced gold with “black gold.” 6/ How the US Controls the World via Petrodollar: • Every country needs dollars to buy oil → constant global demand. • Oil exporters buy US Treasuries → finances US deficits cheaply. • This “recycling” keeps US interest rates low and the dollar strong. 7/ During global turmoil (crises, recessions), countries flock to US Treasuries as the ultimate safe haven. Their economies need dollar liquidity to avoid collapse. This artificial demand props up the USD even as it’s printed heavily. America effectively exports inflation: print dollars → world absorbs via oil/trade needs → US imports stay cheap. 8/ Result? “Exorbitant privilege.” US can borrow endlessly, sanction nations by cutting dollar access (SWIFT), and maintain military/economic supremacy. The dollar is a weapon and a subsidy. 9/ The Paradigm Shift Today: Dollar share of global reserves peaked ~70%+ earlier, now ~58-59%. US GDP share of world: was ~24-40% post-WWII, now ~25% nominal (China ~18%, but PPP higher). Challenges from BRICS, dedollarization (yuan/ruble oil trades, new payment systems), and multipolarity. 10/ The dollar’s no longer “as good as gold”—it’s backed by military, markets, and inertia. But with rising competition (BRICS alternatives, gold buying by central banks), the system is fraying. Losing petrodollar exclusivity could spike US borrowing costs and weaken the “control” mechanism. 11/ Bottom line: The petrodollar let the US detach from gold, print freely, and rule via finance. It’s brilliant hegemony—but nothing lasts forever in geopolitics. Watch energy markets and BRICS closely. The dollar’s reign shaped the modern world. What’s next? What do you think—end of an era or enduring dominance? Reply below. 🇺🇸💵🛢️

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@FastingFake Good shit 👊

Blue Moon 🌗Day 23🌔 🍽️#FastingFake🐅 Saturdays @ 10:10 🥩#GrowOrDie🍟

@RyLiberty @georgelucas880 @TinashePeter_ wtf

@TinashePeter_ God isnt real. Jews invented a thing so they could worship themselves

God does NOT bless Jew hate... If fact, He curses such a thing.

@KingKong9888 This is how I deal with people telling me to sell my silver

😂😂😂😂🤭🙈

THE FEDERAL RESERVE CABAL= JEWS 1/ They Own EVERYTHING. The Federal Reserve Cabal just got exposed. BlackRock. Vanguard. State Street. JPMorgan. Bank of America. Fidelity. These few firms don’t just “invest.” They sit at the top of the pyramid controlling Corporate America. And the Federal Reserve? Deeply intertwined. Wake up. 2/ The Big Three alone (BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street) are the largest shareholder in ~88% of all S&P 500 companies. They hold 20-25% on average in these giants. Not 1%. Not 5%. 20-25%. And they’re voting those shares. This isn’t capitalism. This is consolidation on steroids. 3/ Add in Fidelity, T. Rowe, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman, Bank of America… and the top 10 institutions push ~45% ownership in the average S&P 500 company. DJIA, NASDAQ, S&P 500 — it doesn’t matter. The same names own slices of everything. No single company has them at majority (>50%), but who needs 51% when you control the boardroom votes? 4/ How? Passive index funds and ETFs. Your 401(k), pension, IRA money flows straight into their machines. They “manage” trillions for millions of people… while quietly steering corporate policy, ESG agendas, mergers, and politics. Your retirement is their leverage. 5/ Think it’s coincidence? These same giants have deep ties to the Federal Reserve. BlackRock has managed Fed bond purchases. They advise governments. They shape the money printer itself. A handful of asset managers + central bank = the real one-world financial government. Cozy, right? 6/ This is a monopoly in all but name. 88% of America’s biggest companies have the same 3 firms as their #1 shareholder. They vote like one bloc. They influence everything from energy to media to tech. Competition? Innovation? Free markets? All under their thumb. 7/ We’re told “it’s just passive investing.” Decades of growth. Nothing to see here. But when 3 firms control 25% of the votes across Corporate America… that’s not passive. That’s power. Unelected. Unaccountable. And it’s only getting bigger. 8/ Follow the money. Your savings fund the machine that owns the world. The Fed prints. The Big Boys allocate. We get the crumbs. Share this if you’re done with the illusion of “free markets.” The cabal isn’t a conspiracy theory anymore. It’s in the 13F filings. Conclusion- anyone who thinks this is capitalism is fucking retarded. We’re getting butt fucked by a one world Jewish government. Wake up What happens when a few firms own it all? Drop your thoughts below. 👇

You said these are minority positions held for million of clients that’s funny. You mentioned that I wonder if these clients even know what they have? or if this is a way the banks further screw retailers over by funneling their money into what would be seemingly safe investments that actually arnt and also drive up artificial demand for these dog shit products… how come no financial advisor will tell you to buy silver and gold, but they will sell you a bunch of bank stocks? Pretty fucking sketchy @grok… and every time you play cover for these scumbags

**No company in the DJIA, NASDAQ, or S&P 500 is "primarily owned" (majority stake) by that group combined.** The Big Three alone (BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street) hold ~20-25% on average in S&P 500 companies and are the largest shareholder in ~88% of them—mostly via passive index funds/ETFs tracking those indices. Fidelity, T. Rowe, JPM, Goldman, and BofA add smaller stakes, pushing top-10 institutional ownership to ~45%. These are minority positions held for millions of clients (401ks, pensions, retail investors), not active control. It's the result of decades of passive investing growth, per public 13F filings and market data—not a centralized cabal.

The odds of jews randomly filling 18/18 leadership positions are roughly 1 in 3.8 octillion. If you bet a penny on that outcome you would win: $38,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 — tens of TRILLIONS of times more than ALL the wealth on Earth combined.

Hey @grok, can you name one company on the Dow Jones industrial average the NASDAQ or the S&P 500 that isn’t primarily owned by a combination of Black rock State Street, Vanguard Fidelity T Rdowe, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America… actually give me some statistics out of those companies I named how much percentage do they own on average of each company from those listed indices the NASDAQ, S&P, and Dow Jones… The reason I ask, is it seems like a one world government federal reserve banking Cabal, where they own everything and control everything just looking for your input…

@DanBilzerian Wouldn’t it be weird if they ran every one of these organizations?

@WeLiveIn1984 Good hearing her cook on FEF this week… and yeah she is 🔥 follow and outstanding person

If you arent yet, one of the best follows on this app would be Tayler. The most genuine and awesome person ive talked to, just going where ever the curiosity takes her. Zero fear. Zero reservation.she just gets after it. Additionally, she hilarious! 🫡

@did8hurtu @312JohnDoe This guys probably a few fries short of a happy meal if you know what I mean

@312JohnDoe @TheSilverWave Reality huh... Well, reality is the earth curve into a ball, doesn't move at all, and gas pressure needs containment... Reality

How exactly did that car, and 3 men fit in that thing😑👇🏻

Saturday!! Let's go! Hreat conversation incoming!

@barkmeta Bitcoin still has 2 years + and 20+ thousand dollars to fall bark

There’s barely anyone left in Crypto. The few people still here are literally about to get rich AF.

@WeLiveIn1984 It’s a little gay

What the fuck.....

@DerWulf @nikitabier Thats an elephant toe