Compounding Cash
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Compounding Cash
@CashCompounding
Independent investor. My views are sponsored by me.
شامل ہوئے Kasım 2017
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I'm very interested in knowing how the dividend payments will be handled on a $STRC perp contract...
Lighter@Lighter_xyz
New RWA Perp Listing! You can now trade $STRC at 5x leverage. Open Interest Cap is initially set to $10MM.
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@MomentumKevin Silver wants to be $69. BTC wants to be $69,000.
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Silver down from $125 all time highs to $69
The charts never lie
$SILVER
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@j_fishback @Selkis_2028 Most teachers are awful people I want to take $60,000 from each of them
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Would you rather spend $200 billion to bomb Iran or…?
A: give every teacher in America a $62,500 bonus
B: provide downpayment assistance for 20 million young families
C: build 1,300 rural hospitals
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AHAAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAA
we are genuinely beyond parody, i’m gonna lose my mind how is this real life lmao
Sen. Bernie Sanders@SenSanders
I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights. What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.
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@Polymarket You're telling me they're going to spend $4,000,000,000,000 pennies? $4,000,000,000,000,000 millicents, $4,000,000,000,000,000,000 microcents? That's wild bro
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JUST IN: U.S. and Japan announce $40,000,000,000.00 joint project to build nuclear reactors.
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Old Man yells at claude.
Sen. Bernie Sanders@SenSanders
I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights. What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.
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@RadioFreeTom Imagine that a gang of thieves are constantly breaking into houses in your neighbourhood and taking what they want.
Then one day you find out that they actually don't like you that much.
The shame of your unpopularity would be unbearable.
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We could argue that Trump 1 was a one-off, a freak occurrence. But electing him *twice*? Raises reasonable questions about what kind of electorate would do that.
Ramez Naam@ramez
The drop in global perceptions of the US is 100% because of Donald Trump. Clear as day.
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@DFinehart @DavidMKeyes @BillAckman I don't think they've fought anyone since Iraq in the 80s? They are mostly a tool for repression. Which tells you a lot. The kind of people who will truly be motivated by that usually don't make up a large force and the country has a lot of secular tendencies.
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I guess we shall see, I view at least the IRGC as a professional military with a strong ideological component. That structure strikes me as highly resilient. It’s possible a collapse happen but it would take many months in my conception. Only time will tell I suppose. I do think people overvalue air power, it has never lead to regime colllapse without a strong ground component involved. Maybe recent innovations will change age that equation, time will tell.
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Eliminating the head of the Basij won't work because other Basij will just take his pl -- oh shit the new guy is gone too. But a new Basij leader will still repla -- fuck he's gone too. OK, maybe this will work.
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@avidseries What regime? Who has the power to do what at this point? It seems like the leaders are fragmented, struggling to communicate, and probably don't even know who to talk to half the time. Meanwhile soldiers and police are running in fear and camping under bridges for survival.
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The US and Israel's execution of their Iranian leadership decapitation strategy has worked beautifully, but it hasn't produced the desired results. The regime lumbers on, and the Iranian masses haven't taken to the streets. The regime's highly decentralized command structure, particularly within the IRGC, remains intact.
The US and Israel's relentless destruction of Iran's missile and drone assets has been impressive, but, even by their own admission, many (if not most of) the locations of the manufacturing facilities are unknown to them. And so, unless the supply chain has been sufficiently disrupted, the regime's assembly lines continue to hum.
It looks like the war is slowing down to the pace sought by Iranian war planners: A grinding conflict of attrition that it hopes will ultimately bore or frustrate Trump and will result in Gulf State pressure on the US to abandon its efforts to topple the regime.
Open Source Intel@Osint613
Benjamin Netanyahu: "What do we see? What happens if the, are there any signs that the Iranian regime is cracking?" "A lot of signs. A lot of signs. I wish I could divulge all of them, but I see that." "But will I tell you, will I commit right now that it's gonna collapse? I could tell you that we're working to create the conditions for it to collapse, but it may survive. It may not."
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@IDF Every time I see a post like this I have to check how any hours ago it was posted to guess which generation of leader we're talking about
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🔴ELIMINATED: Esmail Ahmadi, Head of the Intelligence Division of the Basij Force, as well as several other senior commanders in a strike on the senior leadership of the Basij Force in the heart of Tehran.
Ahmadi played a central role in advancing and executing terror attacks carried out by Basij Forces. He was also responsible for enforcing public order and the regime’s values on behalf of the IRGC and leading major suppression operations during the recent internal protests in Iran.
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@DblNdann @AGHamilton29 From an American perspective there is no energy crisis. If the rest of the world doesn't want to be held hostage by terrorists they could step up and do something about it.
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@AGHamilton29 allowing a global energy crisis to unfold with no near term resolution in sight is a strategic disgrace
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Doesn't the mafia fragment and fight itself when there isn't one dominant faction?
Vague ideology doesn't always translate to organized action. And like everything I'm sure the die-hard true believers are a small minority. Most of them will see the survival benefits pretty quickly. They are only kept in line as long as they are in fear of a central organization that will punish defectors.
Turning small isolated groups into a larger organized structure takes intentional work (this is about to turn into a LinkedIn post about lessons I learned from theocratic extremists).
They may have conceived of limited attacks but the total intelligence penetration and the relentless disruption are a whole different scale. I don't think 99% of the world has caught on to what is happening yet. The tactics are driven by personal threats (much like the Mafia), executed with the power of the American military, and optimized with the 24/7 efficiency of a social media algorithm that knows what you're about to do before you think it.
The ones who want to carry on the fight are likely getting very disoriented at this point and getting more and more performative due to the inability of central leadership to coordinate and communicate. The majority are probably starting to realize the people who would execute them if they didn't follow orders have lost their grip.
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I’m more thinking the Italian mafia, not very familiar with Colombian cartels. I think the tight pre planning for this scenario and the ideological/nationalistic disposition of the IRGC/Basij would prevent fragmentation in the short term. These aren’t just mercenaries they have convictions as well.
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@HistoryDean This will go down in history as a reverse Hiroshima -- a devastating attack on leaders, rather than a country, resulting in total collapse and surrender. For the same reasons it may be the last time it's needed.
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Only people with this condescending, racist, Noble savage mentality that should’ve died out with Rudyard Kipling think the terrorist or some magic people who respawn like a video game. How many new generations of Nazis did America create by crushing the Third Reich when they killed those fascists?
Funny how the ayatollah’s minions never worried about creating new American soldiers when he murdered our people in uniform on Chuck Hagel’s watch.
Christiane Amanpour@amanpour
“We are manufacturing a whole new generation of terrorists in the Middle East,” former U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel tells me, saying the Trump administration's conduct of its war in Iran appears to him unprecedented.
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@amanpour Insane.
What is unprecedented it that this is the first war in history on this scale that is precisely targeted against the leadership and power structure, not the country itself.
The terrorists are swiftly eliminated while the cities being bombed just watch the fireworks.
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“We are manufacturing a whole new generation of terrorists in the Middle East,” former U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel tells me, saying the Trump administration's conduct of its war in Iran appears to him unprecedented.
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@DFinehart @DavidMKeyes @BillAckman Didn't the fragmentation of dominant Colombian cartels lead to a lot of internal wars?
The Iranian militias might not be fighting for territory so much but the fragmentation of coordination is real. If they become localized gangs that don't work together it's a different story.
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@CashCompounding @DavidMKeyes @BillAckman This usually happened from a pre existing split that resulted in the head getting taken out. Not from an arrest from outside the organization.
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@BizzaroPlanet @DavidMKeyes What's crazy is that in 1945 you had to level a city and the leaders were still safe. Today an Iranian citizen can take a photo of a police checkpoint outside their balcony and have the police droned while they are safe.
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@DavidMKeyes The crazy concept of killing your enemies in a war
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@DFinehart @DavidMKeyes @BillAckman Standard drug gang effects -- you take out the guy who was keeping everything together and the soldiers turn on each other with the mid-level guys fighting each other for territory
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@DavidMKeyes @BillAckman The better question is does eliminating the head if the Basij impact the ground game of the Basij no matter how many times you do it. The example of then Mafia says no, wasn’t until you could round up mid/low level people in mass with RICO that headway was made.
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