Target on site ⚔️

The Delta Force way of pulling someone over.

If you're dead broke
move like you're stackin millions

Talk bold
Dress fresh
Walk like you own the spot
Act like a damn king

Scared and quiet? That shit gets you zero

Up your fucking standards
Believe you're him

Some doors close because you were never meant to enter as a guest. you were meant to build something of your own. there comes a point where the greatest response to exclusion isn’t anger or revenge it’s creating a life so meaningful that you no longer need permission, approval, or an invitation from anyone to belong.

"Tax the rich"

Translation: I failed so everyone should to

❗️A series of strikes on 🇷🇺Russian railway trains in the occupied territories by drones of the 🇺🇦Nemesis brigade of the Unmanned Systems Forces.

❗️Russian Rassvet satellites already provide at least 2 hours of communication coverage over Ukraine daily, potentially enabling control of naval drones and heavy strike/reconnaissance UAVs based on the Geran-2/3/4 series. Of the 16 launched, 12 have reached the operational altitude of 550 km, three are gradually ascending, and one burned up, likely due to a manufacturing defect. If deployment continues at the current pace, the constellation should reach full operational heights in October–November, adding two more daily communication windows.

❗️On the night of July 29–30, servicemen of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of Ukraine successfully struck three high-value targets of the Russian army:

▪️ Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft missile-gun system in the temporarily occupied territory of Kherson region;
▪️ Project 1100M “Sargan” boat in the city of Kerch, temporarily occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea;
▪️ Ground control station of the “Forpost” UAV in the city of Yevpatoria, temporarily occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.

The new Trump/Putin deal

It's Trump personally that forbids Ukraine from striking Russia's ballistic missile launchers using Starlink, not Musk.

Truth Justice - The American Way

NEW!!! Bipartisan Senators Move to Fast-Track Arms to Ukraine

Eight senators introduced legislation to speed critical munitions to Ukraine by streamlining U.S. approvals for NATO allies' weapons transfers.

The Fast Tracking European Investment in Ukraine's Defense Act would preauthorize certain high-volume, low-tech munitions -- including 155mm shells, HIMARS, GMLRS munitions -- for allied transfers through 2030, while maintaining end-use monitoring & congressional oversight

Led by Senator Tim Kaine and John Cornyn, the bill is backed by six additional bipartisan cosponsors.

Supporters say it would speed battlefield resupply for Ukraine, encourage greater European burden-sharing, and expand U.S. defense manufacturing capacity.

NEW!!! U.S. Issues Security Warning

NEW!! Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse introduced SA 6723, an amendment to the Graham-Blumenthal Russia sanctions package that would amend the REPO for Ukrainians Act to advance efforts to use an estimated $300 billion in frozen Russian sovereign assets to support Ukraine

The proposal would amend the REPO law to allow Russian sovereign assets to be transferred into a Ukraine Support Fund without confiscation, require the funds to be invested while they remain frozen, and authorize at least $250 million every 90 days for Ukraine.

It would also require reports on where Russian sovereign assets are held and urge a diplomatic campaign to persuade G7, EU and Australian partners to begin repurposing at least 5% of the assets they hold each quarter for Ukraine.

NEW!!! The U.S. and 11 allies issue a joint alert warning that North Korean IT workers are using fake identities, AI tools and third-party proxies to secure remote tech jobs, generating revenue for Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile programs

The advisory urges companies to strengthen identity verification, scrutinize suspicious payment requests and watch for red flags including forged IDs, inconsistent video interviews, shared IP addresses and cryptocurrency payment demands.

The global coalition said hiring North Korean workers could violate sanctions and domestic laws in multiple countries, exposing firms to financial and legal penalties.

🇺🇦🇷🇺 A Russian-flagged container ship has reportedly sunk in the Black Sea after being struck by two Ukrainian naval drones.

🔹 According to available information, the container ship YANINA was attacked while sailing in the southern Black Sea toward the Kerch area.

📍 AIS tracking data reportedly indicates that the vessel sank shortly after the strike.

🚢 The ship belonged to FESCO, a subsidiary of Rosatom. According to the reports, all 17 crew members were successfully rescued.

The reported attack underscores Ukraine's continued expansion of naval drone operations across the Black Sea. By targeting vessels linked to Russia's strategic logistics network, Kyiv is increasing pressure on maritime supply routes while demonstrating that naval drones remain an increasingly effective tool for projecting force far from Ukraine's coastline.

This notebook saved the yen yesterday.

The notebook in the photo was taken at a US cabinet meeting.

At 11:33 AM US time, it was in front of Bessent.

The handwritten note read:

"To be done. Buy Japanese yen, $5 to $10 billion."

A few hours later, that note became reality.

The US Treasury entered the foreign exchange market. It sold euros and bought yen through the New York Fed, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley.

Direct US intervention in the foreign exchange market hadn't been seen in over 20 years.

For months, Japan had been defending the yen alone. Each intervention caused the exchange rate to recover for a few days, then return to the same level.

Yesterday, the picture changed.

When a government starts buying a currency that isn't its own, it's making a statement to the market.

"This currency is important to us."

The US made that statement yesterday.

Taking a position against the yen last week was tantamount to taking on Japan. Today, this means taking on the US.

So why is the yen a US issue?

As the yen falls, Japan's energy bill grows, increasing pressure to raise interest rates.

The day Japan raises interest rates, funds that have borrowed at cheap yen for years and bought US bonds will be forced to close their positions. To close, they will sell their bonds.

The US, on the other hand, has to refinance $10 trillion of its debt maturing this year.

In the year it sells its own bonds, it cannot risk its biggest buyer turning into a seller.

What saved the yen yesterday wasn't the yen that was bought, but who the buyer was.

And that buyer didn't buy because they were thinking of Japan.

This is what 2030 World Cup will be if Gianni Infantino remains the FIFA President
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Move Move Move!