ASIN Hunter

@SaulSellsStuff, how do you track your FBM if they are delayed or missing

@_The_Prophet__ We are listening, but it's on a special frequency only the wise are attuned

I warned them. Not to convince. But to record… that someone still listened. ⚡️

@iiwasinthee212 dont give up

I never said is no longer loved jews, israle and judiasm and no longer wanted to convert. . What i said in a nutshell -.. . "This uncertainty and danger attached to Israel is not worth it , they dont even have a food court and Netanyahu is evil mr. Potatohead, fuck this shit" Forreal... ill tap back in after Netanyahu. Suddenly ive decided this man is evil No shade, isrsel is not all that cute for her to be dragging us into wars black fail

@jarrylew @DudeWhoInvests folks need to raise cash best asset to sell is gold

@DudeWhoInvests I like how you casually ignore the fact that it went up like 70% last year It is the most important context, more important than war

Makes LITERALLY ZERO sense. GOLD the hedge for geopolitical instability is crashing in the face of geopolitical instability. Can’t make this up.

@ArynneWexler perfect meme though

In so many ways, this chart is the definition of getting screwed with your pants on

@AmitSegal I am available to learn bchavrusa if you want

Join the learning!

@HayekAndKeynes whats RoW

Big mood shift today Israel basically signaling they dropped enough bombs and RoW saying they will help to clear Hormuz. Harder for Iran to sustain aggression against all allies. Increases odds they fold. Small risk they keep pushing and China/Russia add backdoor support but I don’t think China will risk that given what they have seen. Could certainly try to invite world navies in and pull something sneaky but I would discount that. See a clear window for resolution which didn’t exist until today. TBD

@ZachAltmyer do you have to show payment as well or are pics of the items enough.

I don't take much stock in Amazon's rejection reasons for ungates but this one I do Looks like they're taking more time to verify with suppliers that your order was fulfilled which is why it's important to include product pics (btw this is correct. My order wasnt fulfilled yet)

@WallStreetMav @ArgentumLiberty just curious why not chicken or salmon, was that by choice or advice you got. Thank You!

@ArgentumLiberty About two weeks, I wasn’t seeing the results so then I went extreme and just did meat and eggs and water and unsweetened iced tea. Then the weight started dropping fast.

Initially when I started the keto diet, I was still drinking some diet soda (no carb). No change in weight loss. As soon as I cut the diet soda and switched to only water and unsweetened iced tea, the weight started coming off quickly.

@JewishWarrior13 bill

🚨 Trump: “I've spoken to a certain president, who I like actually, a past president, former president, he said, 'I wish I did it, I wish I did,' but they didn't do it. I'm doing it."

@ArynneWexler what happened now?

Megyn Kelly grossly miscalculated the popularity of and her ability to win over the Retard Right That was never her audience, and she was never going to gain the Candace/Tucker camp because she won't actually go Full Retard She's not retarded -- she's simply a good old-fashioned opportunist And her Non-Retard audience wasn't willing to go along for this stupid carnival ride Hence the meltdown

@ArynneWexler @WallStreetMav same here it really makes a huge difference

Sugar is the devil Best thing you can ever do is cut sugar out of your life Congrats on the progress @WallStreetMav

@piersmorgan thats true

I’m always honest about Trump… I say when I agree with him and when I disagree with him. More people should try it.

@_The_Prophet__ will it work

⚡️JUST IN: The Jerusalem Post says Israel and the U.S. are trying to open a psychological window for dissent inside Iran. The method is straightforward: hit Basij units and missile sites hard enough to create hesitation inside the regime’s coercive apparatus. That is exactly the kind of strategy that makes sense at this stage of the war. A regime like Iran’s does not survive because the public loves it. It survives because enough people believe resistance is futile, enough enforcers believe obedience is safer than hesitation, and enough mid-level officials believe the machine will still be there tomorrow. Once those beliefs start weakening, the regime becomes much more fragile than its hardware alone would suggest. That is the real signal. The campaign is moving beyond military degradation and into permission engineering. The point is to make ordinary Iranians feel that the regime is no longer total, and to make regime enforcers feel that the cost of carrying out repression is no longer clean or guaranteed. Once that shift begins, even in a small way, the political field changes. Not because millions instantly pour into the streets, but because hesitation starts spreading inside the machinery that is supposed to stop them. This is precondition building. The sequence is obvious if you look at it structurally. First you damage the coercive limbs. Then you create uncertainty inside the suppression apparatus. Then symbolic breaches become more possible. Then sabotage, defections, whispers, and local tests of the edge start growing. Only after that does full-scale public unrest become plausible. That is the ladder they are trying to climb. The dangerous part is that this kind of strategy cuts both ways. If the aura of inevitability cracks fast enough, the regime starts losing psychological sovereignty. If the aura holds, the bombing gets processed as foreign assault and the regime uses that to justify harder repression, harsher purges, tighter militarization, and more wartime terror against its own population. That is the knife edge. The question is not whether bombs weaken the regime. Of course they do. The real question is whether they weaken the regime faster than they strengthen its emergency legitimacy. This campaign is trying to create a staggered collapse sequence. Hit the regime’s coercive limbs. Create hesitation. Open a visible but still narrow permission structure for defiance. Force overreaction. Let the overreaction widen the legitimacy break. Then wait for the state to start cracking from both above and below. That is the strategy. And that means the war is already deeper than most people are admitting. This is no longer just about missiles, uranium, or even Hormuz. It is about whether the regime can still make enough Iranians believe that resistance is hopeless and enough enforcers believe that repression is still safe. Once those beliefs start eroding, the state can remain armed and still begin hollowing out.

@Mpolymer except its BS

So the Trump admin is leaking stuff damaging to Israel….which is not a very good way to treat an ally…but wow, I remember the apocalyptic fit the right would throw when this type of stuff happened under the Biden admin…. 🤔

@_The_Prophet__ makes no sense on their part US does not really need their oil. Plus, the price of oil would drop, which is Iran's only leverage

⚡️🚨 BREAKING: There are now widespread reports that Iran may be allowing any country except the U.S. and Israel to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. If true, this is not a full reopening. It is a selective reopening. And that is a much bigger signal than people realize. The dominant signal is selective reopening as geopolitical sorting. If Iran is allowing passage for everyone except the U.S. and Israel, then Hormuz is no longer being used as a pure blockade. It is being used as a filter. That is a huge shift. A full closure says everyone suffers. A selective reopening says Iran still decides who gets pain and who gets relief. That is far more sophisticated. The deepest truth is that Iran may be moving from brute disruption into discriminatory coercion. It does not need to keep the whole artery dead if it can reopen enough barrels to calm the largest buyers, preserve its own political relationships, and still isolate its enemies economically and symbolically. That is the move. China and India are the heart of it. They are not just large buyers. They are the most important external absorbers of Iranian and Gulf crude under stress. If Iran can let their flows resume while keeping U.S. and Israeli-linked traffic frozen or threatened, then it changes the entire structure of the oil war. Now the message becomes: The world can have oil but not on American terms That is much bigger than a supply headline. Because once Hormuz becomes selectively usable, the battlefield shifts from can oil move to who gets access under whose political authority. That is where energy war becomes order war. Iran starts acting less like a cornered spoiler and more like a state trying to write rules inside the chokepoint. That is why this matters so much. And yes, the barrel math is enormous. If China and India alone can restore roughly 7 million barrels a day, then the panic branch gets hit hard. A large chunk of the offline supply starts returning without a full military reopening. That would crush part of the war premium, especially the most apocalyptic shortage narrative. But the deeper consequence is even more important than price. This would be a direct demonstration that American naval pressure is not the only organizing force in the Gulf. Iran would be proving that it can still intermediate access, reward non-Western buyers, preserve ties with the Asian demand core, and turn the Strait into a zone of political selection rather than universal denial. That is the real signal. It would also confirm something that has been showing up underneath this whole conflict: Iran never needed total closure to win leverage. It only needed enough uncertainty to shock the market, enough pain to force global attention, and enough control to choose who gets normalized first. That is a much stronger position than simple desperation. If this is true, the hottest oil panic is closer to exhaustion than expansion. The most violent shortage narrative just lost oxygen. The market has to start repricing from civilizational choke collapse toward selective political reopening. And it means Iran is trying to transform Hormuz from a war zone into a permission regime.

@michaelpatron0 crap!

We're fucked, lol

@MohamadAhwaze explain

ليلة كبيرة

@biancoresearch @Mr_Z_Score This is the best analysis I have seen, simply put!

War risk insurance was the problem last week, it has largely been resolved. Technically the Strait is open and they have the insurance to transit it. The problem is the Strait is being viewed as a "shooting gallery." Iran has hit 16 ships and killed more Mariners than he US Military has lost in this war, No one wants to be the "duck."

Looking at Goldman Sachs Research gives a good timeline for thinking about the Strait of Hormuz * March 4, Hormuz flows would recover in 5 days. * March 9, they pushed that to 10 days * March 11, they extended it again to 21 days of very low flows before a 30-day gradual recovery. Goldman's thinking was similar to mine. On March 4th, I ASSUMED the US Military had an active plan to open the Strait. Between March 4th and March 11th, my thinking (like Goldman's) evolved when we both realized they either had the wrong plan or no plan and are currently struggling to figure out what to do. This is no longer a War with Iran It is now a War to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

@MohamadAhwaze @A_AziZ__A whts being hit I thouht there is nothing left

@A_AziZ__A النوع والكثافة معا

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