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🌹💰⛔️🇨🇦 : Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says it could easily cost over $400 billion for an independent Republic of Alberta, to set up a credible government. Smith adds it will require an additional $50 billion a year to run such a government. The Premier also says Alberta would have to renegotiate all trade deals, including agreements under USMCA. Danielle warns a new Republic would likely face immediate new tariffs or higher tariffs on Alberta goods, currently under Canadian trade deals. She also warns travel and property rights inside the rest of Canada & around the world could be limited, cumbersome or rejected. Do you think the Premier's warnings are credible?

@ZavalaA Tesla Baby!…

California sends out its annual notice that the state’s gas tax is going up another 2 cents. The state’s gas tax will be 63.4 cents per gallon of regular starting July 1.

@KingKong9888 16 victories is better than 2 victories

He is very good at spinning…

@Nostre_damus Capitulation? 🤣

Trump raised his voice and threaten his boss with jail time on a heated phone call We all know what happens next

@Nostre_damus Unlikely, their jets are very old

Iranian jet fighters are intercepting US refueling planes over the Strait so it begins

@NeuterTheDebt @pewresearch Toyota is entering financial crisis. Chinese EVs are destroying their global markets

@pewresearch No. Hybrid: yes. Reason: Toyota dropped EV for Hybrid.

32% of U.S. adults say they are likely to seriously consider purchasing an electric vehicle next time they shop for a car. 🚗 Would you consider buying an EV? 💬

@Megatron_ron That’s the plan…global reset!

🇺🇸🇮🇷 If the Strait of Hormuz doesn’t open by August, there will be a risk of a recession rivaling the great financial crisis, per Bloomberg

@ClownWorld Slate truck will destroy this!

34k for a Maverick is crazy

@TechOperator Is this device from the future??

"We don't have the infrastructure to support a mass shift to EVs"

@WallStreetMav Mostly Peaceful Riot

Paris after an evening of celebration for a victory in soccer. The elected leaders of France think this is wonderful and want to import more of it.

@RaminNasibov Finally!!! Been researching this for years

I don't know why you need this information, but this is the aerodynamics of a beaver

@JRL12483 @Nostre_damus @Zero The same reason the USN can not open the straight…they will be destroyed

@Nostre_damus Why doesn't the US Navy go in there and blast that Iranian toll ship? @zero

There is an Iranian ship in the strait called “Toll Collect” collecting money from other ships Thanks for playing

@RMConservative TRUMP: Still “Looking” at $2K Tariff profit checks to Americans LOL

This has nothing to do with the core housing issue and doesnt effect most people struggling from high prices.

@VladTheInflator VISA/Mastercard is a CARTEL!

Buffett and his guys seeing the consumer absolutely melting down. Dumping all of Visa is wild Buckle up

@greg16676935420 It’s for the Brand Sticker

Most people go their whole life without knowing what the dent on the side of a milk jug is for

@ianbremmer ….Recently

lots of countries out there today that you could reasonably call militarist. japan is not one of them.

@softboywin Also a lot more drinking and smoking during work too

Wait how did jobs work before email… like did you just get home from work and… work was over ?

@Jacko9999_ @KingKong9888 DOGE proves that wrong

@KingKong9888 Nixon temporarily closed the gold window in 1971. There's nothing more permanent than a temporary government program!

President Nixon’s administration did not wipe out (or even meaningfully reduce) the U.S. national debt using proceeds from the 1971–1973 U.S. Treasury Gold revaluations. The “Proceeds” and Impact on Debt ⭕️ The 1973 revaluation increased the book value of U.S. gold reserves (then around 260+ million ounces) by roughly $1.2 billion. This created a paper profit that was monetized via gold certificates issued to the Federal Reserve, slightly boosting Treasury cash holdings. ⭕️ Compare this to the national debt: • ~$398 billion in 1971. • ~$458 billion in 1973. ⭕️ The $1.2 billion gain was tiny—less than 0.3% of the debt—and the debt continued to rise in subsequent years due to ongoing deficits, not decline to zero or near-zero. 🎯The Nixon Gold revaluations were not a debt-erasing windfall.

@KingKong9888 So why did Nixon even do it??

@DennisCW_ Free Car

On one hand… there’s people spending $269/month on gas. On the other hand… You can get this Model 3 for $269/month.