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@mcq8129

Interested in global macro pieces. Degree in Philosophy UCLA. Research orientated, data driven, intuitive, psychological approach.

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Along with higher tariffs on India and risks within its energy dependence and water scarcity. Industry craves dependability within supply chains for capital returns. Companies experienced supply chain vulnerabilities during Covid that marked the beginning of a larger horizon of

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Standout words include “backlash from foreign governments” and this line from the 8-K, “ The US Government’s interests in the Company may not be the same as those of other stockholders..." It’s understandable that global capital holders and outside governments are reacting

Standout words include “backlash from foreign governments” and this line from the 8-K, “ The US  Government’s interests in the Company may not be the same as those of other stockholders..."

It’s understandable that global capital holders and outside governments are reacting
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My reaction was not towards this announcement itself, which included the clause “unrelated to expression,” but from a nation’s foreign policy being one that funds and tolerates this on the same day.

My reaction was not towards this announcement itself, which included the clause “unrelated to expression,” but from a nation’s  foreign policy being one that funds and tolerates this on the same day.
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This is an important clip, but it should be noted that when Matt Miller was State Department spokesman he did not communicate this and became increasingly circular. Towards the end he aggressively attacked journalist Sam Husseini to be carried out by force for continuing to

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1776 marked victory in the Revolutionary War. 1863 was the turning point in the American Civil War. Smash them together at the same time and it’s unprecedented historical time. Markets unable to read the room.

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Parts of Eastern and Western Christianity are unifying in unexpected ways. It brings the potential for something profound in church history and subsequently the world over the long-term.

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This is an important dynamic to expose. While the State Dept is the highest violation of moral imperatives; the same dynamic can also be observed at Federal Reserve press conferences with no journalist even willing to attempt. This problem is deeply systemic.

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September’s “Let them eat cake” press conference will probably mark the pinnacle height of power for the Federal Reserve. Powell’s equivalent: “Nevertheless, it’s spending.” Economy is sustained by upper class spending which is fattened by loose financial conditions that the

September’s “Let them eat cake” press conference will probably mark the pinnacle height of power for the Federal Reserve.  Powell’s equivalent: “Nevertheless, it’s spending.” 

Economy is sustained by upper class spending which is fattened by loose financial conditions that the
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No innocence to be found now. Garden of Eden archetype: m.youtube.com/watch?v=tep9uG… What comes next in the story; hard reset accompanied by fire. ⚔️🔥 “After he drove the man out, he placed on the east side of the Garden of Eden cherubim and a flaming sword flashing back and forth

No innocence to be found now. Garden of Eden archetype:

m.youtube.com/watch?v=tep9uG…

What comes next in the story; hard reset accompanied by fire. ⚔️🔥

“After he drove the man out, he placed on the east side of the Garden of Eden cherubim and a flaming sword flashing back and forth
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Almost 1 year later similar analogies are drawn by the VP. Although, the Titanic couldn’t turn quickly enough given its enormous size and momentum even though they tried. Perhaps a similar effect is cited in A Program for Monetary Stability. “…monetary changes have their