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Knowledge and Awareness is True Power! ✨
Btw we’re not in 2026 yet, just to put the cherry on the cake..😉
t.me/DavideB144
Btw we’re not in 2026 yet, just to put the cherry on the cake..😉
t.me/DavideB144
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Good morning!
Silver broke an all time high after it was rising last night and then it got hammered.
This morning...she's breaking the big bank manipulation matrix!
Silver at $94.22!!
https://x.com/i/status/2013256776171278744
Silver broke an all time high after it was rising last night and then it got hammered.
This morning...she's breaking the big bank manipulation matrix!
Silver at $94.22!!
https://x.com/i/status/2013256776171278744
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https://x.com/i/status/2013219905357979677
🇺🇸 U.S. REPOSITIONING NUCLEAR AIRCRAFT CARRIER FROM CHINA TO MIDDLE EAST
The USS Abraham Lincoln is on the move. The massive aircraft carrier is transiting from the South China Sea through the Strait of Malacca, heading to the Arabian Sea. Should arrive around January 25.
This thing has over 5,000 sailors and officers on board. It's basically a floating city. Runs on nuclear reactors and can operate for 20+ years without refueling.
Sources: @JDunlap1974, @clashreport
🇺🇸 U.S. REPOSITIONING NUCLEAR AIRCRAFT CARRIER FROM CHINA TO MIDDLE EAST
The USS Abraham Lincoln is on the move. The massive aircraft carrier is transiting from the South China Sea through the Strait of Malacca, heading to the Arabian Sea. Should arrive around January 25.
This thing has over 5,000 sailors and officers on board. It's basically a floating city. Runs on nuclear reactors and can operate for 20+ years without refueling.
Sources: @JDunlap1974, @clashreport
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🇺🇸 U.S. REPOSITIONING NUCLEAR AIRCRAFT CARRIER FROM CHINA TO MIDDLE EAST
The USS Abraham Lincoln is on the move. The massive aircraft carrier is transiting from the South China Sea through the Strait of Malacca, heading to the Arabian Sea. Should arrive…
The USS Abraham Lincoln is on the move. The massive aircraft carrier is transiting from the South China Sea through the Strait of Malacca, heading to the Arabian Sea. Should arrive…
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https://x.com/i/status/2013096427220578674
Silver’s “perfect storm” is no longer theoretical.
• U.S. proposing a $2.5B critical mineral stockpile
• Silver officially designated a critical mineral
• Heavy U.S. import dependence (~6,400 tons/year)
• 5 straight years of structural supply deficits
• Potential 401k retirement-fund rule changes
Price already up ~147% in 2025.
🎥 Full breakdown here → youtube.com/live/yyo9_F0Vt…
#silversqueeze
Silver’s “perfect storm” is no longer theoretical.
• U.S. proposing a $2.5B critical mineral stockpile
• Silver officially designated a critical mineral
• Heavy U.S. import dependence (~6,400 tons/year)
• 5 straight years of structural supply deficits
• Potential 401k retirement-fund rule changes
Price already up ~147% in 2025.
🎥 Full breakdown here → youtube.com/live/yyo9_F0Vt…
#silversqueeze
https://x.com/i/status/2013236862870012371
UPGRADE! A SEVERE or G4 geomagnetic storm is now predicted by the Space Weather Prediction Center ! This *could* bring widespread auroral displays to the United States *if* things ensue as modeled. This is anticipated TONIGHT, Monday night, January 19!
We are awaiting a magnetic shockwave called a CME, or coronal mass ejection. A NASA model shows the CME may be stronger, and faster, than originally modeled, meaning it could slam Earth's magnetic field around 8 p.m. Eastern time Monday night. That impact will spark auroral displays.
The northern U.S. may see some colors overhead, primarily green and/or purple, whereas areas to the south might notice a reddish or green glow on the northern horizon. The colors won't appear quite as vibrant to your eyes as they do on camera, but an impressive display remains possible.
NOTE: there remains uncertainty regarding the timing, and realistically the impact could ensue any time within 6 hours either side of that time frame.
Also note that, while we believe the CME will hit Earth, a more glancing blow can't be ruled out. That would reduce impacts.
This is all associated with an X2-class solar flare, which launched off the sun around 11:09 a.m. Eastern time Sunday. It originated from sunspot 4341, a large, bruise-like discoloration on the surface of the sun throbbing and pulsating with magnetic energy. It's also a cooler region on the sun's surface.
Solar flares are flashes of light and electromagnetic radiation that expel high-energy particles through space at the speed of light. This particular flare caused a degradation of radio wave propagation and partial radio blackout over western South America and the eastern South Pacific.
The flare was followed by a CME, or coronal mass ejection, accompanied the flare. CMEs are slower waves of magnetism and ejected solar plasma that surf through space like a shockwave. They take a couple days to reach Earth (when they’re Earth-directed). Stronger ones are usually faster.
CMEs interact with Earth’s magnetic field, which transforms potentially harmful energy and magnetism into visible light — the aurora.
This CME is set to reach us within about 36 hours, which is very fast. That means a heftier impact.
Isolated yourself from city lights and find a clear, unobstructed view of the northern horizon. Check the weather forecast first too... and stay tuned here for updates.
Also note that we do NOT HAVE A SPECIFIC TIME. Space weather forecasting is still in its infancy, and timing your observation with the occurrence of an auroral “substorm” is purely a game of luck. 10 p.m. Eastern time/9 p.m. Central may be a good time to attempt viewing.
UPGRADE! A SEVERE or G4 geomagnetic storm is now predicted by the Space Weather Prediction Center ! This *could* bring widespread auroral displays to the United States *if* things ensue as modeled. This is anticipated TONIGHT, Monday night, January 19!
We are awaiting a magnetic shockwave called a CME, or coronal mass ejection. A NASA model shows the CME may be stronger, and faster, than originally modeled, meaning it could slam Earth's magnetic field around 8 p.m. Eastern time Monday night. That impact will spark auroral displays.
The northern U.S. may see some colors overhead, primarily green and/or purple, whereas areas to the south might notice a reddish or green glow on the northern horizon. The colors won't appear quite as vibrant to your eyes as they do on camera, but an impressive display remains possible.
NOTE: there remains uncertainty regarding the timing, and realistically the impact could ensue any time within 6 hours either side of that time frame.
Also note that, while we believe the CME will hit Earth, a more glancing blow can't be ruled out. That would reduce impacts.
This is all associated with an X2-class solar flare, which launched off the sun around 11:09 a.m. Eastern time Sunday. It originated from sunspot 4341, a large, bruise-like discoloration on the surface of the sun throbbing and pulsating with magnetic energy. It's also a cooler region on the sun's surface.
Solar flares are flashes of light and electromagnetic radiation that expel high-energy particles through space at the speed of light. This particular flare caused a degradation of radio wave propagation and partial radio blackout over western South America and the eastern South Pacific.
The flare was followed by a CME, or coronal mass ejection, accompanied the flare. CMEs are slower waves of magnetism and ejected solar plasma that surf through space like a shockwave. They take a couple days to reach Earth (when they’re Earth-directed). Stronger ones are usually faster.
CMEs interact with Earth’s magnetic field, which transforms potentially harmful energy and magnetism into visible light — the aurora.
This CME is set to reach us within about 36 hours, which is very fast. That means a heftier impact.
Isolated yourself from city lights and find a clear, unobstructed view of the northern horizon. Check the weather forecast first too... and stay tuned here for updates.
Also note that we do NOT HAVE A SPECIFIC TIME. Space weather forecasting is still in its infancy, and timing your observation with the occurrence of an auroral “substorm” is purely a game of luck. 10 p.m. Eastern time/9 p.m. Central may be a good time to attempt viewing.
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