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@seth_fin 🐐 post seer

Life is not easy Patience is a virtue But sometimes it also leads to this 🤣

A reality show where talk show hosts have to do what they’re always telling other people to do. Dave Ramsey has 7 days to find a reliable $2,000 car for DoorDashing and a little old lady’s $500/month garage apartment to live in. Shawn Ryan has to serve as an Assistant U.S. Attorney where he’d prosecute Congressional corruption cases in federal court and have 12 months to secure a conviction. Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin have to survive an entire 31st MEU CENTCOM deployment as E-2s. Each its own season, all live-streamed to X.

1.7/1.8 Trillion to 6.3/7.3 Trillion $TOTAL

With only 3% of global container traffic and 2% of dry bulk trade passing through Strait of Hormuz, even prolonged disruptions should mean much narrower price shock for SHIPPING than we saw during Year 1 of Russia/Ukraine war. More transitory #inflation than any Covid-era event #economy #CPI #Macro #GDP #consumer

The US could do this immediately. Trumps and the GOP sadly have no balls. We have a uniparty here.

starting to suspect this is staged, because if it’s real i have to accept i’ve been living in a horror movie this whole time are you telling me the world could be this beautiful? what the fuck you can just press the button and get a developed country

🚨 🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 🚨 Angel Reese has been traded from Chicago to Atlanta for a scooter and a $75 Applebee’s gift card which expires in 2 weeks.

@WallStreetApes 50% of my property taxes in Texas go to one of the worst districts in the state

🚨 52% of American Schools and Districts have begun rolling out a new program called Equitable Grading Equitable Grading means American students will have - Unlimited test retakes - No zeros for missing work - No homework, homework’s is excluded from final grades - No late penalties - No required participation “In short, everyone passes and more than half of US public schools have already adopted at least one of these policies and some districts have adopted all of them. Teachers themselves are calling it academic fraud. Meanwhile, the US already spends more per student than almost any other developed nation and our students are performing near the bottom. For example: - American 15 year olds placed 28th out of 37 countries in math and reading and math scores just hit their lowest levels in 20 years - In some districts, over 50% of middle school students are already three or more grade levels behind, yet they're still being pushed through the system. Apparently, schools are implementing this to raise test scores, improve graduation rates, and close achievement gaps tied to race and income — This is the classroom version of handing out participation trophies to every kid on the field and it's not just lowering the bar, it's destroying it.” - 52%: Schools/districts using at least one Equitable Grading policy (e.g., no zeros, retakes, or late-work leniency). - 34%: Using 2-3 Equitable Grading policies. - 6%: Using 4+ Equitable Grading policies (full “package” implementation). - Higher adoption of Equitable Grading in middle schools (e.g., 55% in majority-minority middle schools) and urban/district-wide settings.

@seth_fin Can confirm this is accurate. Chevron is the only one leading the way in Venezuela as well 😏 we like the stock

People keep looking at Venezuela and the Strait of Hormuz as two separate crises. They’re not. They’re one story: a global energy system being forced back into the dollar’s gravity well. Let’s break it down. First Move: The U.S. Steps Into Venezuela’s Oil System Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves on Earth. But the infrastructure was collapsing, production was falling, and the global market had written the country off. Then the U.S. intervened and began overseeing parts of the oil sector. American companies received licenses to invest, repair, and export Venezuelan crude. And those exports are structured to settle in dollars. This matters because Venezuelan oil had increasingly been used in experiments with non‑dollar trade. Those experiments stopped. Dollar settlement returned. A major reserve holder was pulled back into the dollar zone. Second Move: The Hormuz Disruption Hits Global Supply When Iran disrupted traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, the world lost access to one of its most critical oil arteries. Millions of barrels per day were suddenly at risk. When supply tightens, buyers don’t just look for oil. They look for reliable oil. And the most reliable barrels available quickly were from the United States and a handful of non‑Gulf suppliers. Those barrels are priced in dollars. Those contracts clear in dollars. Those shipping routes are insured in dollars. A global shock pushed buyers back toward the currency they were trying to diversify away from. The Hidden Mechanism: Price Spikes Strengthen the Dollar When oil prices rise sharply, something predictable happens: Global demand for dollars increases. Importers need more dollars to buy the same amount of energy. Financial markets move into dollar‑denominated safe assets. Dollar liquidity becomes the center of gravity again. High oil prices are not just an energy story. They are a monetary story. Why These Two Events Reinforce the Petrodollar Put the pieces together. Venezuela’s future supply is being rebuilt under a dollar‑based export structure. Hormuz’s disruption forces buyers to shift toward U.S. barrels, which are dollar‑settled. Higher prices increase global dollar demand. Energy‑importing nations accumulate more dollar reserves. Dollar‑denominated financial flows rise. The petrodollar system is strongest when: Energy is scarce. The U.S. controls or influences key supply channels. Buyers need stability more than they need currency experimentation. All three conditions are active right now. The Strategic Outcome The world didn’t move back to the dollar because it wanted to. It moved back because the alternatives became too risky during a supply shock. Energy is the backbone of global trade. Whoever controls the flow of energy controls the flow of currency. And in 2026, the combination of Venezuelan oversight and the Hormuz disruption tilted the system back toward the dollar. Not permanently. But decisively in the short term.

In 1977, the McGovern Committee told Americans to replace red meat with grains. No clinical trial supported it. Type 2 diabetes rose 700% in the decades that followed.

🚨 JUST IN: Pete Hegseth delivers a POWERFUL message about how God saved our F-15 WSO "When he was finally able to activate his emergency transponder, his first message was simple. And it was powerful. He sent a message: "GOD is good'" "Shot down on a Friday. Good Friday. Hidden in a cave, a crevice, all of Saturday. And rescued on Sunday. Flown out of Iran as the sun was rising on Easter Sunday. A pilot reborn, all home and accounted for, a nation rejoicing. God is good." 🙏🏻🇺🇸

#BREAKING: Trump posts a video of New York City in 1929.

Why and who organized the WEF full of retards?

🚨 President Trump on Iran: "The entire country could be taken out in one night, and that night could be tomorrow night." Crypto bros trying to dodge bullets right now

@FIRED2035 Fired the Philosopher 🤝

enough of opportunity seeker quantum shitcoin scientist coming now a days "my blockchain is quantum proof is the new my blockchain does 1 million tps" now look, let’s be honest ok? we’re all degenerates here obviously most of us posing as quantum mechanics experts on the timeline don’t really know what quantum computers are or why they pose a threat to cryptocurrencies mostly we depend on chatgpt or in our high school textbooks/pdfs (entanglement and superposition is a common phenomenon) to learn the basics and exaggerate them we are all dumbs here buy bitcoin, quantum or not quantum, encrypting is much much easier than decrypting, bitcoin will just adopt to new signature if the threat comes, and that will be considered as a bullish event

A stunning view from the farm.

Nah. This would be different. It’s communist wannabe vs actual American men. However, if this whole nonesense that’s splitting the right, embodied with the Joe Kent fiasco, continues… Then you’d be correct and it’s game over. Veterans and true American men need to get their shit together and get on the train. Sorry, I know you won’t like this, but back trump or it’s over. Is he doing some things I didn’t vote for or voted for and hasn’t done… sure… But if you’re gonna sit there and tell me we throw the baby out with the bath water and do… whatever, abstain, abandon the trump movement for our sovereignty… then you reap what you sew. Everyone has to be singularly focused and unwavering right now.

It is a huge failure of operation Epic Fury, planners should have anticipated the need to leave a single Iranian F-14 intact so that the downed crew could have exfiltrated themselves.