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@PatriotJake11 @romanhelmetguy Strongly agree.

@MonteCristoCode @romanhelmetguy Europe has reached the end of its relevance in geopolitics. Iran was the final test to see if they have any say in world events. As predicted, the failed and displayed just how feeble and weak they've become.

I’ve warned Europeans about this before, but if the US stops seeing Europe as a partner to help contain China, it will go looking for a different partner to support. Maybe a large country that borders China, with nukes and oil. The worst case for Europe isn’t merely a neutral US.

@cekdrew This might shock some. One day, we may be at war with europe. They were hostile to us pre WW1. Uk even had battle plans w/nazi Germany and Canada to attack us pre WW2. Seems the resentment was always there for us, w/their elite class. REE is crucial for space, Ai, weapons, & war.

This is… insanity. Critical minerals continue to prove they’re one of the most important assets on the planet. Not just for markets… but for power, security, and control. When military operations are being considered to secure supply… you know how serious this is.

@cekdrew I agree. Dilution isnt good for any stock. Yes the current valuation is around a 1.00 per sh, if it hits. If BFS is stellar, the stock will be above .40. Its just too cheap to not buy lotto tickets in, a small position. Speculation $. LT TBD if things click for them. No MP tho

I’ve made a few posts about them. They’re extremely overvalued, in my opinion, when compared to other juniors. They will need so much more money to fund construction of Colleseum, and now they have another major project. Unless they get government financing, they will just have to keep diluting. If the BFS isn’t anything but amazing, it will tank. It’s pricing in perfection. In my opinion, anything could happen.

I’ve consolidated my Rare Earth & Critical Mineral portfolio down to five core positions. These are long-term holdings, and I’m not trading around them. My conviction remains the same: the greatest upside lies in processing and refining, not mining. Companies focused on disruptive technologies, like Metallium, represent more than just resource plays… they’re fundamentally technology plays. In contrast, traditional mining is capital-intensive, slow to develop, and heavily exposed to shifting policy and geopolitical risk before reaching production. I don’t think we’ll see another operational mine in the United States until at least 2028-2029, even with all of the craziness going on. It’s much more complex than most people realize, and I predict most will fail, even after receiving funding. It’s going to get messy over the next few years. There’s a lot of smoke and mirrors and snake oil salesmen in the sector right now. However, that doesn’t mean there still isn’t short term upside in traditional mining plays, especially if China issues restrictions again. Looking ahead, I believe we’ll see a structural shift. Traditional mining may gradually lose its edge as urban mining and advanced recycling gain traction… offering a cleaner, more cost-efficient solution with potentially higher yields. Scaling remains the key question, but if successful, it can be a real disruptor. *None of this is financial advice, and investing in this sector or any of the below companies are extremely risky for many obvious reasons.

I’m in stitches 🤣🤣🤣 Thank you to whoever did this😂

@SenEricSchmitt Yoir preaching to the choir.

Three takeaways: 1. SG John Sauer put on a masterclass. 2. The Trump Administration is dead right on the law and the Constitution. 3. This one is going to be close. The Supreme Court must protect American citizenship and strike down the scam that is Birthright Citizenship.

@Defence_Index That's fine.

🚨🇺🇸🇨🇭BREAKING: Swiss rethink US air defence deal. Switzerland is considering dropping its Patriot air defence system purchase amid delays and payment disputes with Washington. Bern had ordered 5 Patriot systems, but delivery delays and funding complications are now forcing officials to reassess the deal, even as they explore European alternatives. A major shift: one of Europe’s most neutral nations questioning a core US defence system. Source: AFP/ Reuters

@zundamotisuki No.

中国では、ムスリムが「治療」のために精神保健キャンプに送られ、モスクがアルコールを出し音楽を流すダンスホールに改変されています 中国政権はイスラム教を「精神疾患」として扱っています 中国はイスラム教への弾圧をやりすぎているのではと議論が沸騰中

@GeraldoRivera Keep up, jerry.

Say what? As of this afternoon, President Trump says he “doesn’t care” about Iran’s enriched uranium as long as it stays buried. Wasn’t this about them getting the bomb secretly using that buried uranium? Isn’t that still the single most important reason we went to war?

@ChrisMurphyCT At least hes not threatening harm on them and their families. Your side does that well.

If he’s trying to intimidate the justices he appointed (and who MAGA world expects to follow Trump’s orders with a vitriolic, fringy fervor), it’s a recklessly dangerous tactic.

@LeaderJohnThune Blah blah blah.

@berniemoreno Then vote to remove Thune. 3 more needed. Unless you're part of the performative theatrics.

The top leader of the Senate Democrat Party won’t consider defunding NATO but absolutely ecstatic about leaving 260,000 AMERICAN families without pay. It’s always America last for them! Sick and demented.

@ichimaru_novel There is a rivalry. Hatred is a strong word. Emotionally charged is a better description

アメリカだとスターウォーズのファンとスタートレックのファンがケンカするってホントなの？

@togootto She was dispised by about 55-60% of citizens, and still is. She's not very bright and has zero leadership qualities.

アメリカの皆さんにお聞きしたい トランプ氏が大統領に選出された際、日本では一時期ハリス氏が優勢と報じられ左派が歓喜していた。 実際の現地の雰囲気はどうだった？

@johnkonrad The UK version of the village people doesn't count just because they can sing in the navy.

Dear Jack, retardmaxxing only works if you are not actually retarded.

@KobeissiLetter Boo hoo.

BREAKING: Iran's President Pezeshkian has officially released an "open letter" to the American people. The letter states: 1. Iran harbors "no enmity" toward other nations, including the people of America, Europe, or neighboring countries 2. Recent US actions are "aggression" targeting civilians and infrastructure, setting up for long-term global instability 3. "What Iran has done, and continues to do, is a measured response grounded in legitimate self-defense" 4. The decision to withdraw from the Iran Nuclear Deal was "made by the US government" 5. "Continuing along the path of confrontation is more costly and futile than ever before" Pezeshkian concludes by saying, "the choice between confrontation and engagement is both real and consequential. Throughout its millennia of proud history, Iran has outlasted many aggressors." We now await Trump's address to the US at 9 PM ET.

@C_3C_3 No GorSuck will.

Go on the record… Will Amy Coney Barrett stab us in the back again? What say you?

@mrddmia And then when these citizens have their own children, they most likely will have citizenship as well. Fucking GorSuck.

It appears as though the Supreme Court is going to constitutionalize birthright citizenship for Chinese birth tourists. This means Chinese nationals have their babies in America, return to China with these new American citizens, vote in our elections, and receive our benefits.

@sleep_sheep2010 Not to go down the rabbit hole, but both our countries were used. Japan from the 1860s, US from around 1914. Its debatable if China is the new flavor. Its how they work. So I guess victims need to support each other w/our fat treasuries.

つい日本人は「欧米」というくくりで欧州と米国をひとまとめに考えがちだが、この数日で米国もまた欧州の謎の上から目線と悪趣味なジョークに不快感を感じていることを知り、なんとなく日米の一部で「欧州被害者同盟」みたいな連帯感が発生している。