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My Personal Account. I read way more than I post.

USA Katılım Mart 2014
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Mayor T@bitappend·
That too will also just consume more fuel. But if you got to the point where Europe collectively closed its airspace that would expedite the goal of ending NATO. There is no situation where Europe has the upperhand in this. The only thing that will end this is Trump's political will.... which as not much right now. This conflict will end before fall. Before summer if Trump thinks he has a chance of avoiding impeachment.
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@MichaelAArouet 2/3? The constitution gives that power to the president. law passed is symbolic and void unless there is an actual change in the constitution. A better argument would be pay for and build up your own military instead of begging for America.
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Michael A. Arouet@MichaelAArouet·
As much as Russia would celebrate it, Trump doesn’t have the authority to withdraw from NATO. The Senate’s two-thirds approval is needed. There are enough responsible adult senators, not compromised by Russia, to prevent that from happening.
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breanna 🇺🇸🇩🇪
breanna 🇺🇸🇩🇪@txgermanbre·
How do European trains become the replacement for cars if they need gas too. I think that’s how trains work right
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breanna 🇺🇸🇩🇪@txgermanbre·
@rdd147 @Hollypongi I thought they said to stop training in them as much because we’ve had two tragic accidents with commercial aircraft due to Blackhawk incidents in the last year
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Roger@rdd147·
In case you missed… Every Army Base and Army National Guard Base in America was training and testing on Black Hawk and Apaches today. Every one. Normal when you’re definitely not invading a country.
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Mayor T
Mayor T@bitappend·
@txgermanbre @NXT4EU @wu_ming_80 I didnt allocate in it for different reasons and made out as well. I do see eu hitting a manufacturing wall soon though if it doesnt get off its ass real quick.
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breanna 🇺🇸🇩🇪@txgermanbre·
I didn’t short the US. I just chose not to allocate into it. Those are very different decisions. The US market has been trading at elevated multiples, heavily concentrated in a small number of mega-cap names, with valuations assuming continued earnings strength and stable macro conditions. That’s a high bar. At the same time, the underlying picture was starting to diverge: You’ve got a weakening labor market at the margins (slowing hiring, rising continuing claims), which typically leads earnings, not follows them. Policy uncertainty is elevated tariffs and trade frictions are back in focus, which historically act as a tax on growth, disrupt supply chains, and compress margins over time. The dollar is no longer in a clear structural uptrend. As fiscal deficits expand and global capital looks for diversification, you start to see gradual dollar weakening which changes capital flows and relative attractiveness of non-US assets. Financial conditions have been tight for an extended period, and those effects lag. Credit stress, refinancing pressure, and slower investment cycles don’t hit all at once they roll through the economy over time. And then there’s the second and third order effects people aren’t fully pricing yet: Tariffs + higher input costs = margin compression + slower hiring = weaker consumption Policy uncertainty + delayed capex = slower productivity growth Higher rates + deficits = pressure on both public and private balance sheets Markets tend to price first-order narratives and lag on these knock-on effects. Meanwhile, Europe was sitting in a very different position: Lower valuations across equities Less crowded positioning (under-owned by global capital) Industrial and export leverage to any global recovery Fiscal expansion in areas like defense and infrastructure Energy normalization after the shock period So you had a setup where the US was expensive and consensus-heavy, while Europe was discounted and positioned for rotation. This wasn’t about “America collapsing” overnight. It’s about relative positioning. Capital doesn’t need a crisis to move it just needs better risk/reward elsewhere. So no, I didn’t short the US. I underweighted it because the forward-looking setup especially once you factor in second and third order policy effects didn’t justify the price. That’s just portfolio construction.
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Mayor T
Mayor T@bitappend·
@eeldenden It always was treated that way. I think eu citizens have been a sleep because even the heads of state in europe. Have known this for decades.
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Mayor T@bitappend·
Dismissal of people critical of NATO claiming they are just bots and not real are blinded to the fact that huge faction in the us has reasnted Nato long before Iran. Iran is the current excuss, its not even the final straw. Iran is just a current event talking point, where there are real underlying issues and criticism of US involment in NATO since the 90s
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I could be convinced Rubio could be deported under the proper argument
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@txgermanbre if they just legalize it like Germany then there would be a focus on better issues.
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Mayor T@bitappend·
@Cpt_TAKAHASHI The A10 will live on in a new drone replaced variant. Sans pilot, more ammo.
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GENKI
GENKI@Cpt_TAKAHASHI·
日本人としてはA-10を退役させてしまうのは誠に遺憾なのだが。 海兵隊にあげられないの? 最高のClose Air Supportで頼もしいと思うのだけれども。
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Mayor T@bitappend·
Unpopular but true claus in the 14th amendment. "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" was added explicitly to exclude children born to aliens but permit citizenship to slaves(recognized subjects). This claus also excludes children of diplomats. The records, supplemental documentation as well as transcripts from the floor of the house record these very points. @grok please confirm. Case law and other laws since that may dictate a different Scutus ruling however the original intention was to natrualise slaves in a very narrow law not broad overseas exceptions.
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Mayor T@bitappend·
@azuazu_oc Needing to ask permission offensive. You are born with the right to protect yourself.
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Rapid News@rapidnewsalert·
Trump applying the same 'test' framing to Ukraine that he used for NATO and the Iran war is now a coherent doctrine: allies are evaluated on reciprocity, not shared values. The direct parallel to Rubio's G7 statement — 'we supported Ukraine, Europe didn't support us in Iran' — suggests this is coordinated messaging, not improvisation. The strategic consequence: every U.S. security commitment globally is now implicitly conditional on whether the beneficiary showed up when Washington needed them.
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unusual_whales@unusual_whales·
Trump: "Ukraine wasn’t our problem. It was a test, and we were there for them, and we would always have been there for them. They weren’t there for us."
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Mayor T@bitappend·
@JulieBorowski It took an April 1st post for you to be suggested in my feed. Following. I havnt used FB in forever. You working on any new books?
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I have a house in the US and in Europe (Eastern Germany). Here is my take on NATO. It would be healthier for everyone if a new agreement is drafted up. I see accusations that America will suffer and better not leave NATO. Others claim that europe is stronger if America leave. I want strong security and defense for both my homes. Currently Germany nor the EU is not equipment and aligned to defend my home in Germany without American presence. That however doesnt mean it is not capable of fostering a better defensive force that can. I very much believe Germany has that capability even without the rest of the EU. Though a broader coalition might* be even better. Germany has so much underused talent, materials, industrial might. Wars going forward will no longer be decided on human numbers and attrition. What is needed is a better understanding of domestic capabilities, and dare I say just a pinch more pride in thier culture and or national unity. The Americas is going through a realignment that is deeper than Trump. He is only a reflection of industrial and global trade changes. Americans are suffering on a level Europeans cant comprehend. They were suffering before Trump and probably to a degree after. America really needs to refocus on domestic reform. While military and global projection may be part of that change its onlt part of the bigger picture that also includes health, housing, and education policy. The solutions are being debated out, however what is universal and not debatable is there is no longer room for the status quo.
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Mayor T@bitappend·
@XFreeze Does it have a 1-900 mode. Asking for a friend.
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X Freeze@XFreeze·
xAI's Grok Voice Agent API is insanely good.. You get a voice agent that sounds completely human and handles your always-active customer support across any domain, working for you 24/7 You can now build full voice agents - Medical Office, Restaurant Host, Real Estate, Hotel Concierge, Help Desk or create your own from scratch Even you can do it without any coding or needing a team to spend months setting things up Anyone can now deploy a real AI voice agent to handle calls around the clock for just $0.05/min That's only $3/hour for a worker that never sleeps, never calls in sick, and seamlessly speaks dozens of languages This is the stuff that used to cost companies millions. xAI just made it a template
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