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Aussie feminist says became a sex worker because she wanted all her hookups to pay her.
Iβm actually surprised there are Aussie men out there who would pay for this feminist.
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Iβm actually surprised there are Aussie men out there who would pay for this feminist.
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βΌ GUY WITH A KNIFE IN EACH HAND ATTACKS POLICE
This βfine gentlemanβ attacked 3 cops in Toulouse and inflicted knife wounds on two.
The male cop focused on beating his hands so he let the knives go.
The female cop in the back ran around hysterically and didnβt do anything helpful.
The other female cop sprayed pepper spray.
Feels like this line of work should be done by men only, especially if knife attacks are a norm now.
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This βfine gentlemanβ attacked 3 cops in Toulouse and inflicted knife wounds on two.
The male cop focused on beating his hands so he let the knives go.
The female cop in the back ran around hysterically and didnβt do anything helpful.
The other female cop sprayed pepper spray.
Feels like this line of work should be done by men only, especially if knife attacks are a norm now.
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BREAKING: SEC is set to begin its first major crypto rulemaking process this week as the Senate has failed to pass the Clarity Act before the August recess.
The SEC will meet on August 14 to propose βRegulation Crypto.β
The proposal could create a legal path for certain digital asset offerings and allow crypto firms to raise capital without triggering SEC registration requirements.
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The SEC will meet on August 14 to propose βRegulation Crypto.β
The proposal could create a legal path for certain digital asset offerings and allow crypto firms to raise capital without triggering SEC registration requirements.
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Little Indiaβs popping up all over Australia
How many Little Indias are there now?
There should be 0
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How many Little Indias are there now?
There should be 0
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This is the wildest comment I read under this guy's post last year
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Defence experts have issued a warning after undersea internet cables cut off WA coast as a βsuspiciousβ vessel lurked in the area.
Defence experts warn that the suspicious severing of two vital undersea cables off the WA coast over the weekend highlights the countryβs high vulnerability to being cut off from global internet communication.
This is extremely concerning.
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Defence experts warn that the suspicious severing of two vital undersea cables off the WA coast over the weekend highlights the countryβs high vulnerability to being cut off from global internet communication.
This is extremely concerning.
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BREAKING : France
France's 30-Year Bond Yield hits highest level since the Global Financial Crisis
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France's 30-Year Bond Yield hits highest level since the Global Financial Crisis
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The system has two choices:
Keep expanding debt forever and inflate the price of everything.
Or let the debt unwind and watch the system break.
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Keep expanding debt forever and inflate the price of everything.
Or let the debt unwind and watch the system break.
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Muslim in France yells: βAllahu Akbarβ & attacks 3 police officers with a knife.
2 officers were stabbed. The male police officer managed to tackle the attacker before he managed to harm anyone else.
This is the REALITY of MULTICULTURALISM.
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2 officers were stabbed. The male police officer managed to tackle the attacker before he managed to harm anyone else.
This is the REALITY of MULTICULTURALISM.
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BREAKING: SEC will meet on August 14 to begin its first major crypto rulemaking.
CLARITY got delayed. Crypto regulation didn't.
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CLARITY got delayed. Crypto regulation didn't.
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JUST IN: Syria's ex-President Bashar al-Assad officially sentenced to death by Syrian court.
He currently resides in Russia where he fled to.
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He currently resides in Russia where he fled to.
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JAPAN IS TRAPPED AND EVERY OPTION MAKES IT EVEN WORSE
Japan spent roughly $88 billion in two days defending the yen. USD/JPY hit 155.2, and it is already back above 159.
That $88 Billion intervention bought them just three days.
Bond yields are making it even worse.
The 2-year and 5-year both hit 31-year Highs.
Weak currency + high bond yields is a problem no country can afford.
A weak yen makes every import more expensive, and Japan buys almost all its energy in dollars. Rising yields make borrowing more expensive for every Japanese business at the same time.
It gets worse for the financial system. Japan's four largest insurers are already sitting on Β₯14.5 trillion in unrealised bond losses, roughly $91 billion.
Every rise in yields makes that number bigger.
Now the BOJ looks set to hike in September.
Reuters reported yesterday that at least three of nine board members argued for faster rate increases at the July meeting.
Sources say the intervention and pressure from Bessent have all but locked in a September move.
A hike pushes Japanese yields higher still, which deepens the losses on bonds already held and raises borrowing costs further.
And there is a second much worse effect.
Higher Japanese yields narrow the gap between US and Japanese rates. That gap is what makes the yen carry trade profitable.
Traders borrow yen cheaply and buy higher-yielding assets abroad.
Narrow the gap and the trade stops working. Positions get closed, and closing them means selling.
Every direction the BOJ turns creates a new problem somewhere else.
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Japan spent roughly $88 billion in two days defending the yen. USD/JPY hit 155.2, and it is already back above 159.
That $88 Billion intervention bought them just three days.
Bond yields are making it even worse.
The 2-year and 5-year both hit 31-year Highs.
Weak currency + high bond yields is a problem no country can afford.
A weak yen makes every import more expensive, and Japan buys almost all its energy in dollars. Rising yields make borrowing more expensive for every Japanese business at the same time.
It gets worse for the financial system. Japan's four largest insurers are already sitting on Β₯14.5 trillion in unrealised bond losses, roughly $91 billion.
Every rise in yields makes that number bigger.
Now the BOJ looks set to hike in September.
Reuters reported yesterday that at least three of nine board members argued for faster rate increases at the July meeting.
Sources say the intervention and pressure from Bessent have all but locked in a September move.
A hike pushes Japanese yields higher still, which deepens the losses on bonds already held and raises borrowing costs further.
And there is a second much worse effect.
Higher Japanese yields narrow the gap between US and Japanese rates. That gap is what makes the yen carry trade profitable.
Traders borrow yen cheaply and buy higher-yielding assets abroad.
Narrow the gap and the trade stops working. Positions get closed, and closing them means selling.
Every direction the BOJ turns creates a new problem somewhere else.
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