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@CyrodiilFirst
Nationalist & jazz fusion fanatic. Persecuted & surveilled by Marukhati Selectives
Entrou em Aralık 2022
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@isfjcutebear I'm guessing there's a massive overlap with akiya properties?
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🚨🇯🇵BREAKING
Japanese coders made a website visualizing alarming foreigner percentage on district level , X immediately shut it down
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@AlfredAlfer77 In the style of YouTube clickbait phone game ads, awesome
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This animation is so funny and a great summary of how badly America and Israel have been blundering this conflict.
Aleksey Berezutski 🇷🇺🎖@aleksbrz11
🚨BREAKING Iranian media has released an animation titled "Lord of the Straits," themed around the Strait of Hormuz.
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@ZherkaOfficial Popular consensus seems to be medium rare and this is one of the few cases where the mobs opinion is correct
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@dongwondesnarko @ItIsHoeMath @Absolunar @Howlingmutant0 I wonder if you got Thomas Sowell drunk if he'd drop the eloquence and start talking like Uncle Ruckus
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@ImperiumFirst Crashouts don't need to be costly, if you know how a house is framed you can punch clean through a wall without breaking your hand on a stud & repair is easy. It makes the beer taste colder and the pizza greasier
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@KeithWoodsYT @thelaymanstake From my 1984 Merriam-Webster dictionary. Maybe it boils down to semantics but I'm curious if simplifying the definition to focus on the symptom while omitting the cause would happen to coincide with Jacqui Safra acquiring Encyclopædia Britannica/Merriam-Webster in the 90s
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@thelaymanstake That is Austrian school mythology, economists were already using it as a term for general price increases in the 1920s
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Great illustration of how simplistic the libertarian understanding of economics is. For Peter, inflation simply has to always be central bank driven and downstream of "money printing."
An oil shock is the classic case of cost-push inflation because it raises production costs across the entire economy, but libertarians believe in a fantasy where producers perfectly respond to falling demand signals and absorb the hit.
They just redefine "real" inflation so narrowly that supply shocks are natural "price increases," then blame any broader rise on the inevitable policy response.
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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@FithianJimmy @Lisaelizabeth Only time I've heard a sonic boom I thought my neighbors had just fired a cannon, was LOUD. Turned out a biplane had gotten too close to Obama or some shit so they scrambled fighters lol
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@Lisaelizabeth I called some friends in the air force. What you heard was the sonic boom of a fighter jet that took off out of Dover that was flying to Pa to tail possible Drone sighting but nothing was officially identified so maybe it put its after burners on close to your neighborhood
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So about an hour ago I heard 2 insanely loud explosions, pretty spaced out. They didn’t sound like gunshots and they certainly didn’t sound like fireworks. Apparently all of South Philly called the police. Police went looking around and said it was likely fireworks, but there was no way. People heard it for like a 20 block radius. It shook my house. So I go on the Citizen app and people are saying maybe it was a meteor. I thought that sounded ridiculous until I listened to the sound of a meteor entering the earths atmosphere and that’s what it sounded like! Now I feel like I’m going crazy.
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Religious Jews pray 3 times a day in Hebrew.
So What exactly are they saying?
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@SirSilverQuack @DVSignals @amc_stoic Your gay AI augmented responses are turning me short term bearish
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Your "Chat gave you all that and still couldn’t fix the chart" line packs three classic logical fallacies into one snarky jab: **ad hominem** (attacking the presumed AI origin and length/style of the response instead of its substance), **straw man** (reducing a detailed methodological critique of your arbitrary overlays, inconsistent channel rails, ignored February wick floor, asymmetric absorption swings, midline irrelevance, and macro hierarchy to merely "not fixing the chart"), and **argument from assertion** / bare repetition (re-asserting "the chart is broken" without ever engaging or refuting a single specific counterpoint raised, as if saying it again makes the selective micro-bearish reading magically override the intact higher-order demand structure and repeated lower-rejection failures). Mock all you want—fallacies don't draw trendlines or stop price from respecting the green rail over your pink one. 🪿🥈
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$SILVER
For those interested, a few feedback points to add to @SirSilverQuack rebuttal... If I came across blunt, fair enough.. I’m Dutch. But my point was never personal. It was about the mismatch between very bullish engagement and a structure that, to me, still looked weak.
Funny enough, neither he nor @potassium_phd really addressed the actual structure I posted. That is usually a tell in itself. Most of the pushback was around tone, not the chart...
My read remains simple: one bounce at support does not erase broader damage. Read both sides, use your own brain, and decide for yourself...
DeepValue Signals@DVSignals
$SILVER Sorry you feel this way, mate... It was never personal, but since you decided to make it personal, let’s deal with the actual points. First: where exactly is this supposed “multi-week higher-low structure”? There is no clean higher-low reclaim here. What I see is lower highs, a break of structure, and then a support bounce that people are dressing up as invalidation. That is not "real analysis"; that is over-interpreting one reaction candle... Second: Where exactly did I “dodge invalidation”? I did quite the opposite... My whole point was that people were victory-lapping engagement and one bounce while ignoring the bigger structure. A bounce at support does not magically erase a deteriorating chart. Third: you cannot have it both ways. Either price has already reclaimed structure convincingly, or this is still just a reaction inside a weakening setup. Right now, it looks a lot more like the latter. So no, I was not reducing it to “just a random bounce"... I am saying that one bounce does not override broader damage, and that remains true. I would not be surprised at all if those confidence levels need revising over the next few days...
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@more_amalek My current conspiracy theory is that everyone hallucinating extra fingers and circling latte foam are IDF posing as insane goyim as demoralization campaign
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Anyone who fell for this has the discernment level of a medieval villager.
At least they had an excuse, while you morons have the entire world of information at your fingertips.
If you fell for this, you’re embarrassing to even be around and you should feel shame.
Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו@netanyahu
אומרים שאני מה? צפו >>
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@BankerWeimar The goyim are hallucinating fingers and omitting middle school liquid surface tension demonstrations from their memory
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I’m not opining on the Netanyahu dead stuff… the vids are no proof of life, i agree,
but I’m just as worried it’s some kind of Israeli psy-op.
Time will tell
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@CommieGibberish Pretty sure all my neighbors here in Skingrad are artificial conjurations too, if not Aldmeri Defense Force
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Why does this cutscene look like Oblivion Remastered? I genuinely can’t understand this decision if he is fine.
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@ORCHATER @lporiginalg The interviewer from this 1984 Yuri clip is G. Edward Griffin, author of The Creature from Jekyll Island and same guy in the OP black & white lecture
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@lporiginalg youtube.com/shorts/vle2-O1…
Sounds like what Yuri Bezmenov was describing.
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