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BREAKING: Taiwan receives its second batch of F-16V Block 70 fighters from the United States.
Three additional jets have arrived, bringing deliveries to 5 of 66 ordered aircraft.
Taiwan is gradually building its next generation F-16V fleet.
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Three additional jets have arrived, bringing deliveries to 5 of 66 ordered aircraft.
Taiwan is gradually building its next generation F-16V fleet.
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East London Mosque. This is not immigration. This is replacement, and Census proves it. London in 1961 was 98% British White. In 2021 London was 36.8% British White. A capital where the natives are now a minority
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FOLLOWUP (0.78, took 0.1s):
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Richard Walters is leaving the Trump administration as Stephen Miller replaces Susie Wiles following Republicans' midterm losses.
Walters, a longtime Wiles ally, is the first major departure since Democrats won control of the House while Republicans retained the Senate.
Although both sides describe his departure as amicable, it signals a shift in power toward Miller and his team.
Wiles, who has served as Trump's chief of staff since the beginning of his second term, was known for her disciplined, low-profile management of the White House.
Miller, meanwhile, has been one of Trump's most influential advisers, particularly on immigration, and will now oversee the administration's broader operations.
More departures are expected as Miller assembles his team, potentially bringing significant changes to how Trump's White House operates during the final two years of his presidency.
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White House Deputy Chief of Staff Richard Walters is leaving the Trump administration as Stephen Miller replaces Susie Wiles following Republicans' midterm losses.
Walters, a longtime Wiles ally, is the first major departure since Democrats won control of the House while Republicans retained the Senate.
Although both sides describe his departure as amicable, it signals a shift in power toward Miller and his team.
Wiles, who has served as Trump's chief of staff since the beginning of his second term, was known for her disciplined, low-profile management of the White House.
Miller, meanwhile, has been one of Trump's most influential advisers, particularly on immigration, and will now oversee the administration's broader operations.
More departures are expected as Miller assembles his team, potentially bringing significant changes to how Trump's White House operates during the final two years of his presidency.
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THIS IS INSANE!
Bitcoin net shorts are at an all-time high, while longs are at an all-time low.
Every previous move to these levels has marked a major bottom...
A massive short squeeze could be coming.
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Bitcoin net shorts are at an all-time high, while longs are at an all-time low.
Every previous move to these levels has marked a major bottom...
A massive short squeeze could be coming.
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This is not a war zone. This is a train station in India. People climbing in through the windows just to get to work. Slippers left behind on the platform
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Bill Gates sold nearly all of his Microsoft stake, from 49% when it went public in 1986 to about 1% today.
If he had never sold, his $138 billion net worth could be $1.4 trillion.
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If he had never sold, his $138 billion net worth could be $1.4 trillion.
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These are the skilled workers Ursula von der Leyen wants to bring to Europe to improve it
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Worth noting that almost every single person of any consequence Trump has fired during his second term has been a woman.
Noem, Bondi, DeRemer, Zacharia, now Wiles. The only real exception is Lewandowski, but he was a package deal with Noem.
He should have listened to Nixon
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Noem, Bondi, DeRemer, Zacharia, now Wiles. The only real exception is Lewandowski, but he was a package deal with Noem.
He should have listened to Nixon
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BREAKING: Standup comedian Dave Chappelle says he βFEELS BETTERβ ever since Charlie Kirk was m*rderedβ¦
β¦and it PUTS HIM IN A GOOD MOOD THINKING ABOUT IT!!!!
βI feel f* up saying this. It's scary being a public speaker.
And it-- And I, I, I mean, look, ever since that guy, Charlie Kirk, got m*rdered, a-and I, I shouldn't say this publicly, but... I feel better. I don't know.
I know I shouldn't say that, but- it's just a feeling. I didn't ask to feel this way. I just be driving around like,
"Why am I in such a good mood? Oh."
What a VILE thing to sayβ¦ I can hardly believe what Iβm listening to.
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β¦and it PUTS HIM IN A GOOD MOOD THINKING ABOUT IT!!!!
βI feel f* up saying this. It's scary being a public speaker.
And it-- And I, I, I mean, look, ever since that guy, Charlie Kirk, got m*rdered, a-and I, I shouldn't say this publicly, but... I feel better. I don't know.
I know I shouldn't say that, but- it's just a feeling. I didn't ask to feel this way. I just be driving around like,
"Why am I in such a good mood? Oh."
What a VILE thing to sayβ¦ I can hardly believe what Iβm listening to.
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Even the European Commission is now warning about Belgiumβs ridiculously expensive government structure.
Belgium spends 54.4% of GDP on government expenditure, compared to 50.1% in Germany, 49.4% across the EU and just 45.2% in the Netherlands.
Thatβs a difference equivalent to roughly β¬32 BILLION a year compared to the EU average. Almost the entire annual budget deficit.
And what do people get in return?
Overlapping governments, duplicated administration, unnecessary costs and slower decision-making. Without better public services.
Weβre talking about a country of barely 12 million people.
Already one of the most heavily taxed countries in the world, yet apparently still unable to afford its own government.
Maybe itβs time to question how much government we actually need.
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Belgium spends 54.4% of GDP on government expenditure, compared to 50.1% in Germany, 49.4% across the EU and just 45.2% in the Netherlands.
Thatβs a difference equivalent to roughly β¬32 BILLION a year compared to the EU average. Almost the entire annual budget deficit.
And what do people get in return?
Overlapping governments, duplicated administration, unnecessary costs and slower decision-making. Without better public services.
Weβre talking about a country of barely 12 million people.
Already one of the most heavily taxed countries in the world, yet apparently still unable to afford its own government.
Maybe itβs time to question how much government we actually need.
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βEver since that guy Charlie Kirk got murdered, and I shouldnβt say this publicly butβ¦. I feel better.β
- Dave Chappelle
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How voters shifted from 2024 to 2026
White evangelicals shifted one point to the right and Catholics shifted 18 POINTS to the left.
The based trad Catholic rosary-clutching closeted homo moment is over. Aura completely shredded.
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White evangelicals shifted one point to the right and Catholics shifted 18 POINTS to the left.
The based trad Catholic rosary-clutching closeted homo moment is over. Aura completely shredded.
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The Miller appointment is literally the best move of the admin and ofc you have this gay Mexican retard counter-signalling because what, heβs Jewish?
At this point itβs just Antisemitism for the sake of it. Thereβs left wing Jews, thereβs right wing Jews, and believe it or not there are Jews that put America before Israel. Kissinger would be an example: "First I am an American, second I am a secretary of state, third I am a Jew"
Ik thatβs hard to grasp, especially for a Catholic, but the world isnβt always black and white. βAll Jews are evilβ is just a self report take at this point. Miller is an absolute patriot and easily the most nationalistic man in the whole admin.
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At this point itβs just Antisemitism for the sake of it. Thereβs left wing Jews, thereβs right wing Jews, and believe it or not there are Jews that put America before Israel. Kissinger would be an example: "First I am an American, second I am a secretary of state, third I am a Jew"
Ik thatβs hard to grasp, especially for a Catholic, but the world isnβt always black and white. βAll Jews are evilβ is just a self report take at this point. Miller is an absolute patriot and easily the most nationalistic man in the whole admin.
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WILL A BLACK MONDAY CRASH HAPPEN TOMORROW?
After last week's bloodbath, people are wondering whether Monday open could be brutal for the markets.
And they have reasons for that.
- Democrats win have created a fear in AI stocks.
- Global AI bubble is popping.
- US is launching mini strikes on Iran again.
- VIX had its 3rd biggest daily spike in history last week.
- Big funds are rapidly exiting the AI debt.
- Odds of a Fed rate hike are surging again.
Also, the Friday bounce was mostly shorts covering, and there's still a lot of fear in the market, so we could see another selloff again.
Now, what I mean by a Black Monday crash is not something that happened in 1987, but more like what we saw this Thursday.
Will it happen again?
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After last week's bloodbath, people are wondering whether Monday open could be brutal for the markets.
And they have reasons for that.
- Democrats win have created a fear in AI stocks.
- Global AI bubble is popping.
- US is launching mini strikes on Iran again.
- VIX had its 3rd biggest daily spike in history last week.
- Big funds are rapidly exiting the AI debt.
- Odds of a Fed rate hike are surging again.
Also, the Friday bounce was mostly shorts covering, and there's still a lot of fear in the market, so we could see another selloff again.
Now, what I mean by a Black Monday crash is not something that happened in 1987, but more like what we saw this Thursday.
Will it happen again?
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This is the London Banana. As long as you stay within the Banana, you'll have a great time in London. Almost everything outside the Banana is horrible these days, best avoid. Not clear why, or when this happened. But it is what it is
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Here's the London Banana clearly visible on the latest house prices data, proving that as much as people might not like the claim, the Banana is real, and people are proving it with their wallets, and banks are agreeing with it by issuing valuations based on this
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