BREAKING: The odds of the Fed HIKING interest rates in 2026 surge to a new high of 37%.
US treasury yields are now up to 2007 levels, inflation is heading above 4%, and rate cuts are no longer in discussion.
Talk about a turn of events.
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US treasury yields are now up to 2007 levels, inflation is heading above 4%, and rate cuts are no longer in discussion.
Talk about a turn of events.
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MASSIVE CRASH:
$750,000,000,000 has been wiped out from silver and gold in just 45 minutes.
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$750,000,000,000 has been wiped out from silver and gold in just 45 minutes.
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NOW - Trump says a hospital, research facilities and meeting rooms, for the military, are being built below the White House ballroom
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‼ This is what German police actually do with their time now. Going door to door, seizing tablets and phones from pensioners over memes and tweets. The case of the Fortnite teen getting accused for cursing out Olaf Scholz is not an isolated one.
Prosecutors can now open cases on their own under "special public interest." The politician doesn't need to file anything. The result is a steady drip of cases that look insane from the outside and barely register inside the system.
Germany has a law problem.
The §188 StGB statute, "insulting a person of political life," got beefed up by the Bundestag in 2021.
This has led to the following absurd cases:
- Pimmelgate (2021): Hamburg interior senator Andy Grote got called a "Pimmel" (dick) on Twitter after he was caught violating his own COVID restrictions. Police raided the user's apartment at 6 a.m. with six officers. The Hamburg regional court later ruled the raid disproportionate. The term "Pimmelgate" became national shorthand for state overreach.
- The Schwachkopf-Affäre (2024): Stefan Niehoff, a 64-year-old pensioner, reposted an edited meme putting Robert Habeck on a fake "Schwachkopf Professional" shampoo bottle (roughly: "Professional Moron"). Reported via a state-linked "trusted flagger" pipeline, police raided his home at dawn in November 2024 and seized his tablet while his wife and his daughter with Down syndrome were home. Habeck filed the complaint. The main insult charge was later dropped, but Niehoff was fined €825 on related counts. He died in early 2026. The case became the single most-cited symbol of the law's reach.
- The Merz "Pinocchio" probe (per Brussels Signal): a pensioner reportedly commented "Pinocchio is coming to HN" with a long-nose emoji on a police post about Chancellor Friedrich Merz visiting Heilbronn. Police flagged it during routine monitoring and opened a full §188 file, sending him a formal letter. Legal commentators have called the comment protected satirical speech.
- The David Bendels case: the right-wing journalist shared a photomontage mocking then-Interior Minister Nancy Faeser. He was initially given a 7-month suspended prison sentence. On appeal in 2026, he was acquitted. The court ruled the satire was protected political expression.
The pattern is the same every time. A low-engagement post or meme triggers a complaint. Prosecutors open a §188 file. Police execute a dawn raid or send a formal letter. Months or years later, a judge throws it out or dramatically narrows it.
By that point the damage is already done. Devices are seized. Names are on file. Pensioners are dragged through a criminal process for posting a shampoo joke.
This is what "wehrhafte Demokratie," aka militant democracy, looks like in 2026.
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Prosecutors can now open cases on their own under "special public interest." The politician doesn't need to file anything. The result is a steady drip of cases that look insane from the outside and barely register inside the system.
Germany has a law problem.
The §188 StGB statute, "insulting a person of political life," got beefed up by the Bundestag in 2021.
This has led to the following absurd cases:
- Pimmelgate (2021): Hamburg interior senator Andy Grote got called a "Pimmel" (dick) on Twitter after he was caught violating his own COVID restrictions. Police raided the user's apartment at 6 a.m. with six officers. The Hamburg regional court later ruled the raid disproportionate. The term "Pimmelgate" became national shorthand for state overreach.
- The Schwachkopf-Affäre (2024): Stefan Niehoff, a 64-year-old pensioner, reposted an edited meme putting Robert Habeck on a fake "Schwachkopf Professional" shampoo bottle (roughly: "Professional Moron"). Reported via a state-linked "trusted flagger" pipeline, police raided his home at dawn in November 2024 and seized his tablet while his wife and his daughter with Down syndrome were home. Habeck filed the complaint. The main insult charge was later dropped, but Niehoff was fined €825 on related counts. He died in early 2026. The case became the single most-cited symbol of the law's reach.
- The Merz "Pinocchio" probe (per Brussels Signal): a pensioner reportedly commented "Pinocchio is coming to HN" with a long-nose emoji on a police post about Chancellor Friedrich Merz visiting Heilbronn. Police flagged it during routine monitoring and opened a full §188 file, sending him a formal letter. Legal commentators have called the comment protected satirical speech.
- The David Bendels case: the right-wing journalist shared a photomontage mocking then-Interior Minister Nancy Faeser. He was initially given a 7-month suspended prison sentence. On appeal in 2026, he was acquitted. The court ruled the satire was protected political expression.
The pattern is the same every time. A low-engagement post or meme triggers a complaint. Prosecutors open a §188 file. Police execute a dawn raid or send a formal letter. Months or years later, a judge throws it out or dramatically narrows it.
By that point the damage is already done. Devices are seized. Names are on file. Pensioners are dragged through a criminal process for posting a shampoo joke.
This is what "wehrhafte Demokratie," aka militant democracy, looks like in 2026.
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CANADIAN TRAVELERS: YOUR LIFE IS AT RISK
Innocent Canadians are landing abroad and getting ARRESTED for drug smuggling… because airport insiders at TorontoPearson
are switching their luggage tags onto suitcases full of cocaine.
CTV W5 exclusive: At least 17 victims in one year. Destinations include countries where drug smuggling can mean the DEATH PENALTY.
This is the tip of the iceberg.
How is this happening inside our airports? Could it have anything to do with the airport being staffed by majority foreigners? Arrests of baggage handlers aren’t enough. First a gold heist now this! Security must be fixed NOW.
Tag everyone you know who flies.
This could happen to ANYONE.
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Innocent Canadians are landing abroad and getting ARRESTED for drug smuggling… because airport insiders at TorontoPearson
are switching their luggage tags onto suitcases full of cocaine.
CTV W5 exclusive: At least 17 victims in one year. Destinations include countries where drug smuggling can mean the DEATH PENALTY.
This is the tip of the iceberg.
How is this happening inside our airports? Could it have anything to do with the airport being staffed by majority foreigners? Arrests of baggage handlers aren’t enough. First a gold heist now this! Security must be fixed NOW.
Tag everyone you know who flies.
This could happen to ANYONE.
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You panic sold while Trump is getting ready to restart Iran so he can solve it again and send us to all time highs? the week before we get a new fed chair whose going to drop rates to zero?
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~ Homeless Black felon stabs White guy
~ Homeless Black felon claims White guy called him “n&gger”
~ Homeless Black felon is acquitted
“Justice” in America. You can kill White people if you claim they hurt your feelings, while White people's self-defense is considered murder.
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~ Homeless Black felon claims White guy called him “n&gger”
~ Homeless Black felon is acquitted
“Justice” in America. You can kill White people if you claim they hurt your feelings, while White people's self-defense is considered murder.
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TRANS TERROR: San Diego mosque shooting suspects identified as 17-year-old Cain Clark & 18-year-old Caleb Vazquez, identified as a transgender couple by classmates. 3 men dead including a security guard. Drive-by media will bury the shooters' identities & ideology
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White couple gets 15 years in prison for hurty words at a kid's birthday party.
Meanwhile, blacks rape and kill Whites with impunity, often serving little-to-no jail time.
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Meanwhile, blacks rape and kill Whites with impunity, often serving little-to-no jail time.
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