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@michaelcburgess @JohnCornyn No

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@naiivememe $1,000/wk in 20 years will be basically nothing after inflation.

@texasrunnerDFW But Boomer wealth will pass to their children. Do you think the younger generations have less interest in owning more than one home? What assets will that wealth go into?

@texasrunnerDFW @amelia_tweetz Exactly. Boomers are retiring from senior leadership roles. Who else is going to fill those openings?

We're seeing a 40 to 95% increase in GOP turnout across multiple large counties. Greg's campaign realized too late how bad the numbers were (arrogance) so now they are scrambling and spending lots of money. At no point did they care about YOU, The People. No amount of pay-to-play endorsements are going change the managed decline and the suffering we all have experienced under Greg. Looking forward to continuing to track the votes across all the counties, especially as this weekend unwinds.

@texasrunnerDFW @KenPaxtonTX 100%

@PsyopAnime When you getting that cease and desist from CZ?

The great Bitcoin dump of February 2026. Compilation of real time anime clips put together.

@dotkrueger Too bad I lost my keys

PepsiCo spent $2.8 million last year lobbying to keep junk food eligible for food stamps. Then RFK got 18 states to ban SNAP purchases of soda, candy, and processed snacks. Within a week, PepsiCo cut Doritos, Lay's, and Tostitos prices by up to 15%. The CEO blamed "affordability." But the timing tells the real story. SNAP is a $100 billion-a-year program. According to the USDA, 20 cents of every SNAP dollar goes to junk food. Frito-Lay products appeared in 7.2% of all SNAP shopping trips. The moment the government stopped subsidizing demand, PepsiCo had to compete on price. No regulation. No price caps. No antitrust probe. The subsidy disappeared, and the market corrected overnight. Now consider that this same pattern — government money in, prices up — plays out in college tuition, healthcare, defense, and every other industry with a guaranteed government buyer. Pepsi was one company, one product line, one program. Imagine what happens when the subsidies stop across the board. schiffsovereign.com/trends/when-go…

@adrimvasquezv Good morning!

@KillaXBT @cz_binance Or, it’s a setup like he did with his Uptober and Supercycle posts before the rug pull.

My 2 cents: We are in a precious metals revaluation process, were the COMEX/LBMA are being drained from physical gold, but especially silver All the ‘shorters’ now care about is low paper (COMEX/CRIMEX) prices while trying to cover paper shorts and minimising losses At the end of this process the full revaluation will unfold and especially silver will be trading much higher, reaching a gold-to-silver ratio of at least 15 imho

SIMPLE EXPLANATION ON YESTERDAY'S GOLD/SILVER "CRASH" As I have been saying, the western central banks are FUBARRED. They have been shorting SILVER & GOLD for years and the repo man came a calling... But he came calling with tricks of the trade all to help bail out the banks......AGAIN..... The "crash" was not the market saying they wanted to cash in on silver and gold. If that were true, Asian physical prices would not be $40/oz higher than the paper prints in the U.S. The margin calls and Western banks forcing price suppression are all totally engineered... EVEN THE CME was complicit. They dropped the circuit breaker designed to stop trading when the market moves 10% in either direction in one day. (And for convenience they claimed they fixed the circuit breaker this morning when they don't trade on wkds --> LOL) This violent downdraft gave the banks room to buy back in and close exposure. Cheap metals on paper, real metal still tight and physical very scarce. Check March deliveries on Comex because the HAVE NOTHING in the vaults to deliver----again look to Asian pricing.... (The fix is already in - Comex will financially settle contracts instead of delivering the physical silver) Don't confuse paper pricing with physical pricing...THEY ARE NOT THE SAME. Watch what happens next week.... BOOMERANG BABY

Western silver prices pulled back from $120 to $105. Shanghai silver prices advanced from $134 to $136. Indian silver prices rose from $119 to $129. Asian buyers are paying a $10-$22 premium. Demand for physical silver is still strong.

To the “many” voices claiming that these moves higher in gold & silver are foreshadowing a melt-down in the dollar and/or pending hyperinflation, allow me to repeat. Gold & silver would have been their current prices 1-2 decades ago, were it not for the unrelenting, criminally illegal short-selling practices by major money center banks (research the $920 million criminal settlement and convictions in 2021/2022). Gold & silver bottomed almost immediately after JP Morgan’s settlement. What we’re witnessing today is true “price discovery”. This run has “years” to go. Our PT’s remain $15k and $300.

@MomAngtrades Turned into Melrose Place

@taylorkenneyitm @MoneyLevelsShow We're still in the early innings