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Iran just reopened its stock market for the first time after an 80-day war shutdown.
More than 70% of Iranian stocks were trading in the red after reopening.
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Iran just reopened its stock market for the first time after an 80-day war shutdown.
More than 70% of Iranian stocks were trading in the red after reopening.
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βHello sir, this isβ¦ the FBI.β
βOh! My goodness! Am I in trouble?β
βYes. We have arrested the town rapist. And his name isβ¦ your grandson.β
βIs he-β
βHe will be beheaded. Unless you can pay his bail ofβ¦ $100.β
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βOh! My goodness! Am I in trouble?β
βYes. We have arrested the town rapist. And his name isβ¦ your grandson.β
βIs he-β
βHe will be beheaded. Unless you can pay his bail ofβ¦ $100.β
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A German teenager faced criminal proceedings under Section 188 of the German Criminal Code for insulting Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
In November 2024, he tweeted his frustration over slow Fortnite update speeds of 37.9 GB downloading at just 123 kB/s. The post received only 503 views.
The case opened in 2025 but was dropped without charges after the teen deleted the tweet.
He later shared the official letter of accusation online in 2026.
This incident expose Germanyβs laws granting special legal protection to politicians from insults, with a record 4,792 such investigations in 2025
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In November 2024, he tweeted his frustration over slow Fortnite update speeds of 37.9 GB downloading at just 123 kB/s. The post received only 503 views.
The case opened in 2025 but was dropped without charges after the teen deleted the tweet.
He later shared the official letter of accusation online in 2026.
This incident expose Germanyβs laws granting special legal protection to politicians from insults, with a record 4,792 such investigations in 2025
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Thanking the protocol for the airdrop before bridging out and never coming back
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Nick is completely misidentifying the hill Dalton is willing to die on.
Dalton isnβt risking his life for the right to say βthe n wordβ.
Dalton is fighting the idea that the greatest crime you can commit in todayβs society is to offend a non white person.
This is such a strong, pervasive issue in western countries today that a college kid in the UK just died, drowning in his own blood, because a Sikh man stabbed him and then tried to justify it by saying the kid had been racist. Think about that for a moment. The police denied a kid that had been stabbed 4 times with an 8 inch knife medical attention because a brown person claimed racism.
The reason we even all say βthe n wordβ is because we live in UNIVERSAL FEAR of the repercussions. We are more afraid of saying a word than a black person is of going to jail for assaulting you for saying it. Weβve been cucked.
Thatβs why we live in βn&gger hellβ, Nick. And Dalton was trying to change that. In front of the whole country, he was literally risking his life to challenge the idea that the greatest crime you can actually commit is to offend the sensibilities of a black person. I understand that you canβt condone people behaving this way because of the liability, but Dalton wasnβt doing what he did just so that he could say βthe N wordβ.
He, just like you, was trying to make real ideological change.
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Dalton isnβt risking his life for the right to say βthe n wordβ.
Dalton is fighting the idea that the greatest crime you can commit in todayβs society is to offend a non white person.
This is such a strong, pervasive issue in western countries today that a college kid in the UK just died, drowning in his own blood, because a Sikh man stabbed him and then tried to justify it by saying the kid had been racist. Think about that for a moment. The police denied a kid that had been stabbed 4 times with an 8 inch knife medical attention because a brown person claimed racism.
The reason we even all say βthe n wordβ is because we live in UNIVERSAL FEAR of the repercussions. We are more afraid of saying a word than a black person is of going to jail for assaulting you for saying it. Weβve been cucked.
Thatβs why we live in βn&gger hellβ, Nick. And Dalton was trying to change that. In front of the whole country, he was literally risking his life to challenge the idea that the greatest crime you can actually commit is to offend the sensibilities of a black person. I understand that you canβt condone people behaving this way because of the liability, but Dalton wasnβt doing what he did just so that he could say βthe N wordβ.
He, just like you, was trying to make real ideological change.
NickJFuentes
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γThe terrifying reality behind Japanβs βdark part-time jobβ murder caseγ
A robbery-murder case in Tochigi has revealed something far more disturbing than many people realize.
Those arrested include four 16-year-old high school students allegedly used as the βexecution team,β and a married couple in their 20s accused of acting as recruiters or coordinators.
But this case exposes a deeper problem inside modern Japan.
According to reports, it began when one of the teenagers responded to a suspicious job offer on social media.
What followed sounds closer to organized coercion than crime by choice.
The teenagers reportedly said they were threatened:
βIf you donβt do it, we will kill your family and friends.β
They allegedly met the couple for the first time on the very day of the crime.
Strangers.
Connected through social media.
Used immediately for violence.
That is the truly frightening part.
A society where teenagers can be recruited online, threatened, and turned into disposable tools for violent crime.
Even more shocking, the recruiterβs wife reportedly fled while moving between hotels with a 7-month-old baby.
Meanwhile, the legal reality in Japan is severe:
Robbery resulting in death is among the countryβs gravest crimes, carrying penalties that can include life imprisonment or capital punishment.
And investigators believe these suspects may not even be the top organizers.
They may simply be middle pieces in a larger criminal structure β networks that recruit vulnerable young people online and discard them when things go wrong.
The terrifying question is this:
How many more teenagers are already being contacted on social media right now?
Because in todayβs Japan, social media is increasingly becoming a hunting ground for organized crime.
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A robbery-murder case in Tochigi has revealed something far more disturbing than many people realize.
Those arrested include four 16-year-old high school students allegedly used as the βexecution team,β and a married couple in their 20s accused of acting as recruiters or coordinators.
But this case exposes a deeper problem inside modern Japan.
According to reports, it began when one of the teenagers responded to a suspicious job offer on social media.
What followed sounds closer to organized coercion than crime by choice.
The teenagers reportedly said they were threatened:
βIf you donβt do it, we will kill your family and friends.β
They allegedly met the couple for the first time on the very day of the crime.
Strangers.
Connected through social media.
Used immediately for violence.
That is the truly frightening part.
A society where teenagers can be recruited online, threatened, and turned into disposable tools for violent crime.
Even more shocking, the recruiterβs wife reportedly fled while moving between hotels with a 7-month-old baby.
Meanwhile, the legal reality in Japan is severe:
Robbery resulting in death is among the countryβs gravest crimes, carrying penalties that can include life imprisonment or capital punishment.
And investigators believe these suspects may not even be the top organizers.
They may simply be middle pieces in a larger criminal structure β networks that recruit vulnerable young people online and discard them when things go wrong.
The terrifying question is this:
How many more teenagers are already being contacted on social media right now?
Because in todayβs Japan, social media is increasingly becoming a hunting ground for organized crime.
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Belfast (May 19) β The British King and Queen have arrived in Northern Ireland for their first visit this year. The King is expected to make an official visit to the Republic of Ireland next year
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TEXAS SENATE RACE: Over the past 24 years John Cornyn has pushed every Democrat policy from open borders to Covid mandates. It is time to send John Thune a message by sending Ken Paxton to Washington. Today is the second day of early voting - get out there and vote - get your friends out to vote. Don't let this opportunity pass us by
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BREAKING: The US 30Y Note Yield rises to 5.18%, its highest level since July 2007
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