Wildberries deliveries may experience slight delays 😏

An FP-1 strike hit the company’s logistics hub in Nevinnomyssk, where military equipment and dual-use goods were among the items sold.

Long-range sanctions continue.

I'll give you some good news and some bad news...

There is no B in A-Team

Andy is currently tied up doing a stock count

Haarland might have switched codes

A QUESTION FROM ME, IS THERE A SEX TRAFFICKING PEDO RAPIST WHO IS NOT CONNECTED TO THE TRUMP CRIME FAMILY 🤔

Only counting fully destroyed locations, the new Russian logistics center bingo board has arrived.

Clear that Ukraine is hunting big game first, already the 4 largest facilities in the country have been hit, with 3 fully destroyed.

We wait for news..

In this game, talent isn’t rewarded. Consistency is

This has to be one of the realest statements in the bible.

The psychology of winning at all costs - donald trump's three rules of winning, brutal but powerful

In the apprentice, a young donald trump, played by sebastian stan, is taken under the wing of roy cohn, one of the most feared and influential lawyers in new york. early in the film, cohn gives him three rules that would shape the way he approached business, media, and conflict for the rest of his life.

- The first rule is simple: attack, attack, attack. never stay on defense. never let an opponent define the narrative. if someone comes after you, hit back harder.

- The second rule is to admit nothing and deny everything. cohn teaches that perception matters more than explanation, and that once you start defending yourself, you’re already giving ground.

- the third rule is the one he considers most important. no matter how bad the situation looks, never admit defeat. never publicly accept that you’ve lost. always project confidence. always claim victory.

Later in the film, trump repeats those same three rules to journalist tony schwartz as though they are his own philosophy. by that point, the student has become the teacher, carrying the playbook forward into a much bigger arena.

That’s what makes this scene so fascinating.

It’s not really about politics, business, or even trump himself. it’s about understanding how certain people build influence. the film shows how narrative, confidence, and relentless persistence can sometimes become more powerful than facts, outcomes, or public opinion.

Whether you view those rules as strategic, dangerous, effective, or destructive, they’ve been used by powerful figures for decades because they tap directly into human psychology.
the lesson is simple.

The people who shape public perception often understand one thing better than everyone else.

If you can control the story, you can influence how people see reality.

Top 9 horror movies:

9-5
Being fat
60k a year
Not having a supercar
Not being able to travel
Grown men partying
Being broke
"Card declined"
Insufficient funds

🇺🇸🇸🇦 President Donald Trump has officially approved a 30 year agreement with Saudi Arabia allowing the Kingdom to develop a civilian nuclear program, with the potential to enrich uranium on Saudi soil.

The deal, reportedly worth tens of billions of dollars, could also open the door for U.S. companies to establish uranium enrichment facilities in Saudi Arabia.

24 Largest Stocks now account for more than 50% of the S&P 500's total market cap, the highest market concentration in history and far surpassing the peak of the Dot Com Bubble 🚨

Bearish Bets on the Stock Market have reached near record-high levels 🚨 🚨

Cattle fell last week to its lowest price of the year after trading red in 14 of 15 days, one of the weakest stretches in history 🚨 🚨 Steak Time? 🥩

Japan's long-term borrowing costs are now at the highest levels this century 🚨 🚨

Japan VS mag7

POV: Nobody believed in you.

We will shock them locked-in 🐸

The consistent idiot will outperform the over-thinking genius.