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I Filmed Palestinian Cars for 48 Hours… I Wasn’t Expecting This
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Trump’s sudden shift at the G7 has everyone guessing, but the clues are hidden in plain sight. Hey @grok , based on hard data and probabilities, how much of Trump's change in behavior is tied to: 💥 The IRGC assassination plot targeting Ivanka Trump? 🇨🇳 Buying Xi Jinping's neutrality during the Iran conflict? 🦩 The massive Sazan Island project backlash? Let's look at the evidence, not the noise. What's the real driver here?
Trump came off looking really weak. I think I know why, but I want to dig into it a bit more before jumping to conclusions. I'll share my thoughts soon after I do some more research.
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🚨 THE AI REALITY CHECK: Bitcoin Miners' $50B Funding Gap The "pivot to AI" hype is meeting the harsh reality of capital expenditures. VanEck’s latest report from Griffin MacMaster and Matthew Sigel reveals a massive $50B near-term funding gap for miners trying to become AI/HPC data centers. The numbers are staggering: • Near-term need: $50 Billion • Long-term commitment: Up to $221 Billion • Delivery Status: Only 25% of leased AI/HPC capacity is currently online. The market is shifting its focus: Investors no longer care about headline-grabbing contract announcements - they are looking for execution. Can miners actually secure the capital, build the infrastructure, and hit the construction milestones on time? The next wave of capital-raising deals will be the ultimate litmus test. Only those who can finance and scale will survive the AI transition. 🏗️💸 #BitcoinMining #AI #Infrastructure #VanEck #CryptoNews #DataCenters
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🇵🇰🤝🇹🇷 Breaking Revelation: A Pakistani General revealed Pakistan offered to assist the Turkish Air Force during the coup attempt. Meanwhile, Japan is eyeing major cooperation with Turkey in drone technology to counter rising geopolitical threats. 1/5
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4/5 🌊 Naval Muscle Flexing: Turkey wrapped up the Denizkurdu-2/2026 drill with 125 ships, 60 aircraft, and 18k troops. Live tests included the Akya heavy torpedo hitting a target ship and the Atmaca missile launching from the TCG Istanbul! 🚀
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5/5 📸 Geopolitical Drama: A photo from the drill showing the military attachés of Northern Cyprus and Greece sitting side-by-side has sparked fierce backlash and heavy criticism across Greek and Cypriot media, per local Turkish reports.
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🚨 BREAKING: Russia will begin importing fuel by sea due to a gasoline shortage caused by Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries. The first shipment from Asia is expected as early as June. Russia is also receiving fuel from Belarus and Kazakhstan, but these supplies are insufficient.
🇷🇺🇺🇦 Video footage from the Ukrainian drone strike on the oil refinery in the Moscow region. Why Targeting Refineries Disrupts Global Markets Targeting major refineries creates an immediate ripple effect across the global energy supply chain for a few critical reasons: • Supply Contraction: Refineries are the "choke points" of the oil industry. When a massive facility - like one processing 11.6 million tons of product annually - goes offline, it instantly removes a huge volume of refined fuel (gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel) from the market. • Logistical Cascades: Because refineries are specialized, a loss of local production forces a region to scramble for imports from other global hubs. This sudden, unexpected demand spike shifts trade routes, creates shipping bottlenecks, and forces global prices higher as buyers compete for remaining supply. • Panic Premium: Oil markets are highly sensitive to infrastructure risk. Even if the actual physical supply loss is manageable, the fear of further strikes on energy infrastructure adds a "risk premium" to the price of oil, causing volatility that impacts fuel costs for consumers worldwide. In short: when you cut off the "distillery," you don't just hurt the local consumer - you trigger a global scramble for barrels that destabilizes prices everywhere 🛢️📉
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🇺🇸 The Federal Reserve has maintained its interest rates, which will remain within the range of 3.50% to 3.75%.
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🔥 LMAO! President Trump: "We have Space Force cameras on every single door [in Iran]..." "If somebody walks in and he's got a badge with his name on it, like 'Mohammed Something'—which is about a 50/50 guess—Mohammed Something." 🤣 "They can tell the name! They can give you a serial number. We can see things you wouldn't believe with the quality of the stuff we have."
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Trump came off looking really weak. I think I know why, but I want to dig into it a bit more before jumping to conclusions. I'll share my thoughts soon after I do some more research.
NEW: "In all fairness to Bibi Netanyahu, who happens to be a good man, he gets a little excited sometimes." President Trump says he urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take a “softer touch” in dealing with Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. "I said, you can do a little softer touch, Bibi. You don't have to knock down a building every time somebody walks into it." While praising Netanyahu and their partnership, Trump revealed the two have had disagreements over how aggressively Israel responds to threats, but the alliance between the two remains strong.
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🚨🇮🇱 Chaos at Beit Lid: Thousands of Haredi protesters block Route 57, demanding an end to IDF conscription. While tensions boil, the community insists their commitment remains solely to Torah study, not military service or war. Traffic remains heavily congested. x.com/N12News/status/2067245…

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Germany was THIS close to buying Israel’s shipping powerhouse ZIM $ZIM for $4.2B after 97% of shareholders signed off. Then an Israeli investor group led by Haim Sakal dropped a $4.5B all-cash counteroffer - $300M higher. They’re promising to keep the entire 145-ship fleet and HQ fully under Israeli control… plus a $250M bonus pool for the employees. ZIM’s board says the German deal is binding. But Israel still holds the golden share veto for national security reasons. Shareholders chasing the premium vs. keeping a strategic national asset at home after everything this country has learned about supply chain independence. Who wins the tug-of-war over Israel’s ocean fleet? The plot is still thickening in Haifa Bay 🚢🇮🇱
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Video footage from the Ukrainian drone strike on the oil refinery in the Moscow region. Why Targeting Refineries Disrupts Global Markets Targeting major refineries creates an immediate ripple effect across the global energy supply chain for a few critical reasons: • Supply Contraction: Refineries are the "choke points" of the oil industry. When a massive facility - like one processing 11.6 million tons of product annually - goes offline, it instantly removes a huge volume of refined fuel (gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel) from the market. • Logistical Cascades: Because refineries are specialized, a loss of local production forces a region to scramble for imports from other global hubs. This sudden, unexpected demand spike shifts trade routes, creates shipping bottlenecks, and forces global prices higher as buyers compete for remaining supply. • Panic Premium: Oil markets are highly sensitive to infrastructure risk. Even if the actual physical supply loss is manageable, the fear of further strikes on energy infrastructure adds a "risk premium" to the price of oil, causing volatility that impacts fuel costs for consumers worldwide. In short: when you cut off the "distillery," you don't just hurt the local consumer - you trigger a global scramble for barrels that destabilizes prices everywhere 🛢️📉
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🇺🇸 Hope you’re doing okay, President Trump. We haven’t forgotten what you’ve done for the Jewish people. Stay strong - we’re praying for you that God grants you wisdom and the best guidance in every decision you make.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei were among tech bosses at a G7 working lunch on AI, as the US decision to restrict access to Anthropic's most advanced models causes tension among allies bloom.bg/4edq2wa
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1/2 Bitcoin $BTC has bottomed right after breaking below the CVDD line in previous cycles. If this bear cycle lasts 1 year like the others, the bottom should come around early October 2026. The model points to a minimum around $48,500. #Bitcoin
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2/2 CVDD stands for Cumulative Value Days Destroyed. It’s a Bitcoin on-chain metric that tracks the total value of old coins that are finally being moved after sitting dormant for a long time. Traders use it as a key support level because Bitcoin cycle bottoms have historically happened right after the price breaks below the CVDD line.
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Is the Big Short setting up for $SPCX? 👀
By the way, I nailed a quick short on $SPCX. Not financial advice, but sooner or later, the big short is coming!
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