Alex Solstice

@liz_churchill10 Now Hungary needs to send its troops to fight Iran under Trump command..

HUNGARY TELLS the EU to GO TO HELL… Massive crowds explode behind Orbán with a savage message: “Hungary is NOT your client state!” Brussels tyrants are LIVID as Hungary refuses to be their puppet for ENDLESS Globalist Scams and TYRANNY.

@Concern70732755 If you want to keep selling oil and has at 50% to US.

Will this become a reality ?

@WHLeavitt Well, no one wants to settle in Hungary. The language alone.....

🚨 🇭🇺 Hungary just REJECTED the EU’s migration pact! “We won’t take a single migrant, won’t build any refugee camps, and we’ll defend our borders no matter what!” Do you stand firmly with Hungary? A. Hell yeah B. No

@DrinkOnward Not much time left to wrap it up....

Big news… we’re expanding. 🎉 Onward is officially landing in more states and more shelves.

@GrantCardone How is your refinancing going? Soon to be REO?

By Tuesday next week Trump will announce War is Over! Oil, gold, silver and interest rates will retreat, BTC & real estate set to explode.

@BalazsOrban_HU Dumbest thing by desperate Orban. Very soon he will be back home to the Ural mountains..

‼️ We demand answers from Ukraine’s leadership! Photos show the so-called “Ukrainian gold convoy” operation. Hungarian authorities detained seven Ukrainian nationals — including a former intelligence general — who were transporting $40 million, €35 million and 9 kg of gold from Austria to Ukraine in two armored cash vehicles through Hungary. The Hungarian tax authority has launched a money-laundering investigation, and the individuals have been expelled from Hungary. What makes this even more alarming is that since January more than $900 million, €420 million and 146 kg of gold have reportedly been transported through Hungary toward Ukraine. Armored vehicles full of cash and gold moving across Hungary is not how legitimate financial transactions usually work. The real question is simple: who stands behind this money and what is it meant to finance? Hungarian authorities have launched a full investigation. Now those responsible must provide answers.

@PM_ViktorOrban What is Hungary poor compared to most other countries that support Ukraine?!

💰 Europe borrows, spends, and sacrifices its future for Ukraine. Hungary has chosen to take a different path. We will continue to stay out of the war and its financing. Hungarian income serves Hungarian families best.

@EricRStPierre If you want to die 5 years earlier, statistics.

Question of the day: As a Canadian, if you were granted free citizenship to the USA, would you take it?

@narendramodi India has no oil or tech. No one cares about India.

India is ready. India is reliable. India delivers.

@CNN Complete joke - should be arrested like royalty and politicians in Europe.

Economist and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers announced plans to retire from his professorship at Harvard University at the end of the academic year amid scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. cnn.it/3ZT4QDN

@IAPonomarenko Zaluzhny has the personality of Yushchenko - a Righteousness without effectiveness who ended up caring for bees more than the country. This general is not competent to lead a post war country.

Frankly, it seems to me that the public reaction is greatly exaggerating the situation by saying Zaluzhny has “launched his presidential campaign” following the that interview in which he blamed Zelensky for the failure of the 2023 counteroffensive. To me, the situation appears much simpler -- that the retired general turned an ambassador without a single day of diplomatic career behind him, had a moment of weakness. And words born of long-accumulated resentment and suppressed emotions and angst slipped out. And it hardly needs to be said how much generals love to blame politicians for their “stolen victories.” The history of his long confrontation with Zelensky is already well documented. And so Zaluzhny ended up making a very loud, very controversial, and likely poorly thought-out statement to the entire world. Which is not characteristic of the cautious and measured public conduct he maintained even during his time in the military. Whatever Donald Trump may be rambling about regarding imminent elections in Ukraine, there is, for obvious reasons, no serious talk of elections right now. Otherwise, figures like Petro Poroshenko or Yulia Tymoshenko would already be loudly proclaiming their inevitable presidencies and running campaigns and agitation up to near-Earth orbit. And now Zaluzhny, who always said he would not speak about his political ambitions during the war and his diplomatic service (a position many respected and that only increased sympathy toward him) would begin doing so like this, and with a scandal? That does not seem 100% plausible to me. Zaluzhny would have been better off continuing to cultivate his image as the “iron general” and the “adult in the room,” appearing less in connection with difficult decisions, giving more speeches in elegant suits at social events in London, publishing thoughtful articles in The Economist, and further strengthening his already huge popularity in Ukraine and the West. As it stands … this is not the beginning of a presidential campaign. He made a mistake, I think. It is a highly questionable self-inflicted wound (regardless of whether he is right or wrong). And it is still unclear how this will affect his popularity. Because very many people in Ukraine strongly disliked such scandalous behavior from a general who himself repeatedly emphasized how important it was to set aside political quarrels and ambitions and preserve unity during the war. Of course, this is nothing but my very own IMHO.

@JimChuong Yeh, they only got left free good quality education, medical care and retirement support.

Canadians are not boycotting the U.S. because of POTUS. Ignore the Canadians who say otherwise - they’re literally gaslighting you so they can virtue signal on social media. Canadian cost of living is out of control, the value of their home has collapsed, and they have huge debts. Canadians aren’t boycotting - Canadians are broke.

@Concern70732755 It's US refined Canadian oil. Because Alberta government was corrupted by big US oil to sell into the US not export.

Liberals care to explain !

@MarijuanaMoment @tomangell Since when is a Chinese lab considered a farm?

Congress Should Delay The Federal Hemp Ban And Instead Enact Regulations For THC And CBD Products (Op-Ed): "Congress should not dismantle a domestic $30 billion agricultural industry with over 300,000 jobs just as meaningful research is beginning." marijuanamoment.net/congress-shoul…

@MelissaLMRogers Do the same by people employed. The stock market is not economy.

People don’t realize the magnitude of the US Economy compared to Canada 👀 Top 10 Companies by Valuation. All 10 in the US are trillion dollar, NONE in Canada come even close Being neighbours with the USA is truly the greatest gift. We should never take gifts for granted 🇨🇦🇺🇸

@V_arrell A bit pricey for a senior secured debt. But good for equity investors, this is market price and not a lend to own shenanigans.

The monkey is off their back. $MSOS

@DrKrisEdward @AlexBerenson What happens to a 10 year daily alcohol user? permanent damage is the best case.. SAM should crusade alcohol too. Oh wait, there is no lobby money for it.. @KevinSabet

@AlexBerenson I've seen more people quit opiates than quit cannabis. And by "quit" I mean, anyone smoking daily in the last 10 years or so since the THC concentration went up. Anything people use daily isn't "recreational."

Cue the pothead screeching, I SMOKE ALL DAY AND I’M FINE that is not the flex you think it is

@KevinSabet @nytimes Study says age 14 to 20.have increased cases. But this age group can't legally purchase legal marijuana!

Canada legalized marijuana. And it’s now paying the price- per @nytimes: nytimes.com/2026/02/02/hea…

@jimcramer Saylor doesn't have a new 50b sitting around to "jam" the 1.5t MC 10%. Come on Jim, retire....

Michael Saylor from MIcrostrategy now Strategy should wait until about 6:30 pm-get a nice look at the S&P futures--and then come in and jam up Bitcoin to $82.500 from $76,500. That way some ill-advised folks will shout double bottom and pay no attention to the break below $80.000