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TK3600 said:

This is too much, I am tired of winning.

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Chevalier said:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1893571924124381397

This is a replay of the corporate world in the anglosphere: elite boomer Anglo infighting leads to them promoting their sycophant ethnics into office (last century it was Jews, now it’s Indians) and once in office, these sycophants turn the table on their boomers masters and start flooding the organisation with their own people.

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ismellcopium said:

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lol

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Africablack said:

There's no shoulda coulda woulda in war. The PVA pushed the Americans out of North Korea gave them a humbling defeat. Anytime Americans experience defeat they always come up with the "If only we fought with our gloves off" excuse. The US (and it's allies) were fighting a much less technologically advanced force and they got slapped.

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Lnk111229 said:

Lol Ameritard logic: if we nuke this nuke that then we never lose. From rice farmer Chicom/Viet Cong to goat herder Taliban. All subhuman bandit band but we Ameritard must use pinnacle white Aryan weapon to prevent defeat. Lol pathetic. I forgot those pathetic always like that. Anyone remember Ameritard need godlike blue d*ck dr Manhattan to defeat Vietcong in Watchmen. Yeah keep jerking white boy. Almost there.

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‘Mar-a-Lago Accord’ Chatter Is Getting Wall Street’s Attention​

• Jim Bianco discusses proposal on call with clients Thursday
• Backers float US debt deal, weak dollar as part of plan

It sounds too radical to even warrant a second thought. That President Donald Trump could force some of the US’s foreign creditors to swap their Treasuries into ultra long-term bonds to ease the country’s debt burden.

And yet, that’s what Jim Bianco corralled his clients to discuss on Thursday after rumors of a so-called ‘Mar-a-Lago Accord’ began making the rounds.

To be clear, Bianco doesn’t see it happening anytime soon, if ever. But in some ways that’s beside the point. Trump, he said in no uncertain terms, could very well upend the entire global financial order over the next four years, and Wall Street needs to be prepared.

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The idea of dramatically restructuring America’s debt load is part of the Trump team’s agenda to revamp global trade via tariffs, weaken the dollar and ultimately reduce borrowing costs, all with the goal of putting US industry on more even footing with the rest of the world, said Bianco, an over three-decade market veteran and founder of Bianco Research.

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Many of the ideas behind the agenda come from a

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by Stephen Miran, Trump’s nominee to lead the White House Council of Economic Advisers. In it, the former Treasury official laid out a road map for reforming the global trading system and weeding out economic imbalances driven by “persistent dollar overvaluation.” It also states that “the desire to reform the global trading system and put American industry on fairer ground vis-à-vis the rest of the world has been a consistent theme for President Trump for decades.”

Bianco said such a views doesn’t necessarily conflict with that of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who said Thursday on Bloomberg Television that “the US still has a strong dollar policy.”

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Bianco, like Miran’s paper, referenced the work of former Credit Suisse Group AG strategist Zoltan Pozsar, who has for several years called for a “Bretton Woods III” revamp as part of his theory that the dollar will play a much less dominant role in global finance in the coming decades.

One key idea of Pozsar’s is that other nations should pay more for the security and stability provided by the US. A way to do so would be by swapping some of their Treasuries into 100-year, non-tradeable zero-coupon bonds. If these nations needed cash quickly, the Federal Reserve could make it temporarily available to them through a lending facility.

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KYIV — Kyiv is still refusing to sign a critical minerals deal with U.S. President Donald Trump, arguing that the terms proposed by America will punitively hit generations of Ukrainians.

“I will not sign what ten generations of Ukrainians will have to pay back,” said President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at a press conference Sunday.

The deal involves the U.S. gaining preferential access to hundreds of billions of dollars worth of Ukraine's critical minerals, which the Trump administration is demanding as payback for already-provided aid, while offering no clear security guarantees or prospects of future aid for Kyiv in return.

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On Monday, a senior Ukrainian official said that the contours of a deal were coming into view.
"Ukrainian and U.S. teams are in the final stages of negotiations regarding the minerals agreement. The negotiations have been very constructive, with nearly all key details finalized. We are committed to completing this swiftly to proceed with its signature," Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Olga Stefanishyna said in a post on X on Monday.
"We hope both US and UA leaders might sign and endorse it in Washington the soonest to showcase our commitment for decades to come," Stefanishyna added.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping said Monday that China is happy to see Russia and relevant parties make positive efforts to defuse the Ukraine crisis.

Xi made the remarks when talking to Russian President Vladimir Putin over phone.

Xi stressed that at the beginning of the overall escalation of the Ukraine crisis, he put forward the "four-should" and other basic proposals for resolving the crisis.

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In September last year, China and Brazil, together with some countries of the Global South, set up the Group of Friends for Peace on the Ukraine crisis to create an atmosphere and accumulate conditions for promoting the political settlement of the crisis, Xi noted.

The two sides also agreed to maintain communication and coordination through various means.

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luminary said:

Tech CEOs playing the pull out game:
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No. Brother, we must keep winning.



An African leader spreading ideas and influence? I'm shocked they haven't assassinated him on reflex.

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Chevalier said:

Remember the cringe of hong kongers singing Les Miserables and ruining 'Do You Hear The People Sing'? Let the anglo ruling class Hear The People Sing, Singing The Song of Angry Men.....

Funny how the Americans are all about freedom yet in deed and action the culture supports a system of inequity, inequality and debt entrapment. I suggest the MSS start using AI to compose american BLM and anti anglo secessionist anthems.

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