Jeff

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Jeff

Jeff

@Jeff_2542

Manchester, England Katılım Ocak 2022
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Jeff
Jeff@Jeff_2542·
@Hamza_a96 Israel does not honour ceasefires
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Hamza Yusuf
Hamza Yusuf@Hamza_a96·
“There’s been much less focus on Gaza where there is ceasefire but people are still being killed by the Israeli military…” So it’s not a ceasefire then, is it?
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Jeff@Jeff_2542·
@ZordXBT How have we hunted majority of 76-85k shorts when price hasn’t gone above 76 yet?
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Zord@ZordXBT·
$BTC Liquidations are above price from $76k to $85k but the thing is we are have already hunted the majority of shorts in this region. However the liquidations that start from $65k to $53k make a lot of fear for us right now. Imagine BTC at 97k, people thinking it's a normal correction and they long. We think market will go to $100k but it didn't. When it flipped it hunted all the longs below creating fresh lows instead. This is what a bear market behaviour is. Not saying it will happen again but there are a lot of chances. Until macro structure changes, I suggest not to open any spot, or leverage longs here as you are alreayd late. It's a financial advice. #btc #btcusdt #bitcoin
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Jeff@Jeff_2542·
@MichaelRosenYes It’s a good point that (client) journalists are failing to ask: we’re assuming he failed vetting due to Epstein links but what if he failed due to other, undisclosed reasons?
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Jeff@Jeff_2542·
@C_Small_ @AllyFogg Publican was more of a second job. Primary role was as a British intelligence officer. Allegedly
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Ally Fogg@AllyFogg·
Fun fact - Starmer’s first Chief of Staff once took an interlude from her influential, classified career in the civil service to run a pub in a notoriously sensitive nationalist community in Newry for a few years. Then just returned to Whitehall. As you do.
Elliot Dugdale@ElliotDugdale

During interlude from civil service, Robbins worked for Goldman then Hakluyt-advisory firm founded by Mi6 officers, serving US multinationals & asset management. Former boss Varun Chandra is PM’s business advisor & after Mandy resigned became envoy to US.Formerly worked for Blair

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Dally G@dallygwillikers·
@thedailybeast Correction. The world has an anti-Trump sentiment. Not an anti-American sentiment. If we could remove Trump that would go a long way in fixing our standing in the world
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The Daily Beast@thedailybeast·
Panicked U.S. hotels are slashing room rates for the World Cup amid a demand shortfall, exacerbated by what executives believe is being driven by a surge in anti-American sentiment. thedailybeast.com/trump-chill-hi…
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DAZN Boxing@DAZNBoxing·
Tyson Fury is now ranked No.3 in the @RingMagazine heavyweight rankings 👀 Too low, too high, or just right?
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Mr. Eric
Mr. Eric@MrEricLuddland·
@Daily_MailUS must be a part of the job like the role maybe leads to these kind of things happening, i am not one to get myself involved in conspiracy theories myself and i won't go in here now but as long as they were happy doing what they loved then who can doubt them? RIP
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Daily Mail US@Daily_MailUS·
BREAKING NEWS: Eleventh scientist found dead
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StarPlatinum@StarPlatinum_·
Be James Wynn - unknown guy from a small town in the UK - no background in finance - 2023 discovers crypto - finds PEPE early - turns ~$7K into millions - peak reaches ~$83M unrealized - becomes “main character” - starts trading memecoins - first accusations of pump and dumps March 2025 joins Hyperliquid - discovers leverage - starts using 40x positions - makes ~$46M in weeks - opens a $1.27B BTC long May 2025 market turns - gets liquidated over and over - loses ~$85M+ in days - asks followers for donations - gets ~$50K - sends part back to trade again - keeps opening 40x positions March- April 2026 - 6 liquidations in 2 weeks - account goes from millions to $900 in just 1 year - no comeback - starts promoting his presale - raises $5,000 - calls for a “meme takeover” from $83M to basically zero one of the clearest examples of what leverage does to you
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Jeff@Jeff_2542·
@virtualbacon You’re a paid shill or a fool. Which is it?
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VirtualBacon@virtualbacon·
My thoughts on $WLFI's token unlock proposal pros: - all vesting are clearly laid out with insiders being locked the longest - public investors finally get clarity - no panic dump during current bear - tokens unlock near next bull run peak and vest slowly for 2 years for people to exit cons: - public investors need to wait another 2 years to get liquidity - market could change over next 2 years that impact WLFI - trump likely leaves office after 2 years making project less significant In honest opinion, 1+1 year vesting would've been better for all holders to capture all of the next bull run. And as an investor I would've liked that better. Someone should propose this as a change and I'd support it. Other than that I don't see any better design for the vesting schedule at this point, any shorter unlock would cause panic and kill all long term value regardless.
WLFI@worldlibertyfi

For early supporters: All 17,043,666,558 locked early supporter tokens move to a 2-year cliff followed by a 2-year linear vest. Full allocation retained. Zero burn. Holders who do not affirmatively accept the new schedule remain locked indefinitely under existing terms.

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Jeff@Jeff_2542·
@laurashin Nutty? Grow up. It’s a scam
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Jeff@Jeff_2542·
@AdamBLiv If you don’t think this is a ponzi, you’re either a paid actor or a fool
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Adam Livingston
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
🔥COFFEEZILLA REFUTED - STRC IS THE GREATEST FIXED INCOME INVESTMENT EVER🔥 Coffeezilla just made an 18 minute CHARACTER ASSASSINATION on Strategy by saying it was comparable to a PONZI SCHEME. He made ZERO arguments in his video, provided ZERO mechanisms by which the structure is fraudulent, and provided ZERO proof that Strategy hasn't disclosed the proper risks. This didn't stop thousands of people from immediately thinking that Strategy is FRAUDELENT. DO BETTER, COFFEEZILLA. THIS IS YOUR RECKONING:
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Jeff@Jeff_2542·
@JaneyCh36826594 @MartinSLewis Exactly. We don’t use the roads, the schools, our parents never needed the social care services which consume most of council budgets (where I understand a lot of it goes to private care providers 😡). I’ve made this argument to the council but they don’t care
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Martin Lewis
Martin Lewis@MartinSLewis·
Disappointing how little big media pickup this change has had. Its such an under the radar story as people don't discuss it enough. Yet typically over 1m people get baliffs sent in by councils each year and over 3m area in council tax arrears. This isn't small potatoes
Martin Lewis@MartinSLewis

NEWS! The govt has just announced its changing the Council Tax Debt Collection rules on the back of @mmhpi recommendations. Here's my official quote ----- Council Tax debt collection is so aggressive it’d make banks blush. It’s the most vicious and damaging form of legal debt collection out there - causing counterproductive misery for millions. We’ve spent the last 18 months campaigning hard to change this hideous system, and having seen so much pain caused by it, I’m genuinely moved by this huge first step towards making things better. Currently, in England, if you miss a monthly payment, many councils, within usually 3 weeks, demand payment for the entire year. How people who can’t find a month’s money are expected to find a year’s I don’t know. Yet if they can’t pay, within just three more weeks, they are often taken to court, have ‘admin costs’ added, and soon see bailiffs sent in. No commercial firm would be allowed to do anything close - constituents are treated worse than customers. The new rule from next April means councils must wait two months, not 3 weeks, to ask for a year’s money, and the ‘admin costs’ will be capped at £100. In a perfect world, it would be even longer and the lower cap would apply, but this is still a hugely welcome change to a 33-year-old process. For councils too, it is worth remembering that this grotesque system is often catastrophic for people’s finances and wellbeing, leaving many needing more help and support, and ultimately the same council having to pick up the pieces.

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Jeff@Jeff_2542·
@bonchster @MartinSLewis Thanks but the exception is time-limited (I think it’s a year) and no longer available for us. I think we’ve been unlucky with multiple buyers dropping out
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Donna Osborn 💛🖤@bonchster·
@Jeff_2542 @MartinSLewis If the property is being actively marketed you can usually request an exception to the premium charge. Contact your local authority and request it
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Joyce Carol Oates
Joyce Carol Oates@JoyceCarolOates·
a dear friend who was a distinguished poet used to complain bitterly about local bookstores that promoted bestsellers & not books of poetry; when it was gently pointed out to him that bestsellers kept the bookstores open so that his poetry books could be sold as well, & that without the bestsellers there would be a Starbucks in place of the store, he seemed utterly confounded & had no reply. yes it is true that "young white male writers" have a difficult time finding publishers but this is because--(surprise!)--male readers don't support "young white male fiction writers" to the degree that female readers will support writers of fiction whoever they are but skewing to the female for reasons of identification, empathy. most bookstores are not non-profits. they are actually hoping to sell books. if you don't buy their books, don't complain that publishers are reluctant to publish those books which you are not buying.
Joyce Carol Oates@JoyceCarolOates

the fact that I have pointed this out certainly suggests that I "care." however, the situation is complicated: publishers are reluctant to publish work by some demographics because those demographics don't buy books to the degree that others do. male readers will purchase non-fiction books but not so much fiction; within nonfiction, they favor history, military, some science. male readers are much less likely to purchase fiction. for this reason, publishers/editors favor female writers because (they hope) these writers will attract readers. tell the truth: how many works of fiction have you purchased this past year? how many by white male writers? if you don't help to keep literary writing alive, why are you complaining about its decline?

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@BBCr4today “could of” Jesus Christ - standards have really slipped, eh?
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BBC Radio 4 Today@BBCr4today·
"Everyone could of and should of done more." Stephanie Roberts-Bibby, Chief Executive of the Youth Justice Board, says that despite the best efforts of public services opportunities were missed to stop the Southport killer from carrying out his deadly attack.
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KA@KA_GlockRN·
@ukhomeoffice Where do tourists stay? I would never travel to the UK again because of the third world migrant invasion. Assuming they are lurking around the tourist areas too commiting crimes.
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Home Office@ukhomeoffice·
🚨 11 more asylum hotels have closed their doors to illegal migrants: Banbury House Hotel – Banbury, Oxfordshire Marine Court Hotel – Bangor, Ards and North Down 15 Citrus Hotel – Cheltenham, Gloucestershire Holiday Inn Heathrow – Hillingdon, London Britannia Hotel – Wolverhampton Madeley Court Hotel – Madeley, Telford & Wrekin OYO Lakeside – St Helens, Merseyside Crewe Arms Hotel – Crewe, Cheshire East Sure Hotel by Best Western – Aberdeen The Rock Hotel – Halifax, Calderdale Wool Merchant Hotel – Halifax, Calderdale
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Tom Williamson@TWilli1970·
@UziCryptoo You know what you can't do this with? Taxes. The Government will take all your shit! Remember that when you idiots collapse the private healthcare system and it ends up all run by the government, and they take 75% of your paycheck to pay for it.
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Uzi@UziCryptoo·
Guy I work with told me he just doesn't pay medical bills Doctors appointments, surgeries, urgent care... none of it. Says he hasn't paid a single medical bill in 8+ years Says it doesn't count against credit because medical is usually deleted from reports when applying for loans Drives 2 brand new vehicles, has a big house, lives in good area... just doesn't pay any medical bills
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CoinWings
CoinWings@CoinWingsIO·
The new $WLFI unlock plan is completely unreasonable. @ZachWitkoff @EricTrump @worldlibertyfi Why do early supporters have to wait up to 4 years for full unlock? What exactly are we being asked to trust for that long? No one can guarantee what the price of WLFI will be in 4 years. The market changes fast, and the project’s valuation could rise… or collapse entirely. Locking early investors into such a long and uncertain timeline, without offering any real alternatives, is not protection — it’s restriction. Where is the transparency? Where is the fairness? Where is the option for users to choose? Right now, it feels like all the decisions are being made unilaterally, while the people who actually funded the project are left with no voice and no flexibility. We didn’t sign up for this. WLFI needs to rethink this unlock plan and provide a structure that is fair, flexible, and respects early supporters. Because without trust, there is no future.
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