Bill Vasquez

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Bill Vasquez

@billyvinfl

Blessed to see the world. Truth bringer, narrative destroyer. I disembowel propaganda(ists). Thank you God in every moment! 🖕commie & socialist undemocratic 🗑

Greatest State in the Union Katılım Kasım 2022
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MAGA Cult Slayer🦅🇺🇸
@BoLoudon @dadrado2 Does she have the Epstein files with Trump in them? Because we all do and we’d like to know why the hell you think we care about anything else Bo.
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Bo Loudon
Bo Loudon@BoLoudon·
🚨BREAKING: President Trump has shared VIDEO EVIDENCE of Nancy Pelosi admitting she BLOCKED 20,000 National Guard troops from being present on January 6, 2021. TRUMP DID NOTHING WRONG! Follow: @BoLoudon
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Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
Rising oil prices won't cause higher inflation. More expensive oil means Americans will have less money to spend on other things. Reduced spending will cause a recession, which will result in larger budget deficits, rate cuts, and QE. That's what will cause higher inflation.
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SightBringer
SightBringer@_The_Prophet__·
⚡️China is moving into a Soviet-style endgame logic. The state is trying to preserve national power, industrial dominance, and geopolitical leverage after the old wealth engine has already started to fail. That is the real pattern. Property stopped being a reliable wealth escalator. Demographics turned against them. Local government finance got poisoned. Household confidence cracked. Private entrepreneurs learned that political obedience matters more than long-term compounding. Once that happened, Beijing stopped governing for broad prosperity and started governing for strategic control. That is why the economy now looks strong in the sectors the state can force and weak in the sectors that require belief. EVs. Solar. Shipbuilding. Chips. Defense-adjacent industry. These are real capabilities. They matter. They give China export scale, geopolitical leverage, and industrial depth. They also sit inside subsidy dependence, brutal price wars, collapsing margins, and capital misallocation. A system can produce a lot and still be getting poorer in quality. China is heading for something slower and more durable than a cinematic collapse. Strategic overcapacity on top. Household exhaustion underneath. Factories running. Exports flowing. Headlines showing strength. Internal dynamism fading. That is a far more dangerous trap because it can persist for years while the country quietly falls behind its former trajectory. The regime now values controllable power more than organic wealth creation. It would rather command strategic sectors than trust private compounding. It would rather manufacture geopolitical leverage than restore domestic confidence. That choice keeps the state strong while the social and economic core gets thinner. The system preserves hardware and loses spirit. And once a country gets there, the pathology compounds. Consumers save instead of spend. Young people distrust the future. Capital wants to leave. Entrepreneurs think defensively. Local officials hide weakness with more directed activity. The state produces more steel, more batteries, more ships, more panels, more output that can be counted. What it cannot easily recreate is belief. Once belief breaks, every official success starts carrying a deadness inside it. So the real view is this: China is shrinking in civilizational quality before it collapses in visible form. It is becoming a country that can still build a lot, export a lot, and intimidate a lot, while generating less real prosperity, less confidence, less freedom, and less organic upward motion than the world expected. That is the true Soviet echo. A powerful shell. A weakening interior. A regime choosing command over compounding because command is what it still knows how to trust.
Ken Cao-The China Crash Chronicle@Ken_LoveTW

China Is Repeating the Soviet Union’s Fatal Mistake Its economy looks strong on paper: a record $1.2 trillion trade surplus, dominance in EVs, solar, and shipbuilding. But the foundation is cracking. Its share of global GDP peaked at 18.5% in 2021—now down to 16.5% in 2025. Its economy has fallen from ~75% of the U.S. to under two-thirds. Why? Because Beijing shifted from wealth creation to state-driven tech and military expansion. Many of these sectors aren’t profitable. EV and solar industries are locked in brutal price wars. Chips and defense rely on massive subsidies. Meanwhile, real wealth creators are shrinking. This is the Soviet playbook: prioritize power over profit. It looked strong until it collapsed. Economics is simple: wealth first, strategy second. China reversed it. And now the cracks are showing.

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Jamie Bonkiewicz
Jamie Bonkiewicz@JamieBonkiewicz·
REPUBLICANS ARE KEEPING TSA WORKERS UNPAID TO PROTECT MASKED ICE AGENTS
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ThePatrioticBlonde🇺🇸
ThePatrioticBlonde🇺🇸@ImBreckWorsham·
Y'all kill me. Your government sex trafficking, raping, killing and eating your children isn't riot worthy but $5 a gallon gas is. Y'all need Jesus.
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First Squawk
First Squawk@FirstSquawk·
SPAIN'S LABOUR MINISTER SAYS CABINET HAS PASSED MEASURES INCLUDING LIMITS ON BUSINESS PROFIT MARGINS, RENTAL CONTRACT EXTENSIONS TO CURB ECONOMIC IMPACT OF MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT
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Jethro Scarecrow
Jethro Scarecrow@JethroScarecrow·
@billyvinfl @DrJStrategy It didn’t help! Look at the intraday from Wednesday. S&P dropped almost a full percent from 2pm (6680) to close (6625) after Powell comments. Opened another 6/10ths of a percent lower (6583) the following day.
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James E. Thorne
James E. Thorne@DrJStrategy·
For the record. The S&P 500 has reverted to its upward-sloping 200‑day EMA, a standard correction, not the 20% drawdown many on Wall Street anticipated. Despite the rhetoric from central bankers and pessimists, this is not a replay of the 1970s. Market sentiment ultimately hinges on the stability of the Strait of Hormuz. Once confidence returns that crude can transit freely, global markets can resume forward momentum, and internal dynamics will likely determine Iran’s political future. This is not a conventional Neo Con intervention; rather, it reflects a strategic endgame. Should President Trump secure Kharg Island, it would symbolize control over the flow of oil and narrative alike. For now, the crude oil chart remains the clearest barometer of geopolitical risk, and once traders are convinced that energy supply routes are secure, the final act in Iran’s regime story may unfold from within.
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Jethro Scarecrow
Jethro Scarecrow@JethroScarecrow·
@DrJStrategy Isn’t the wild card in all of this the Fed? The market seemed to be fending off body blows until 2pm Wednesday when Powell started to speak. Once he hinted that the next move is a rate HIKE the market took the next leg down.
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