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If Israel doesn’t abide by the US-Iran deal then we should cut all foreign aid, put tariffs on their economy and suspend military cooperation with them immediately. Israel got us into this war and now we need to put them in their place to get out.
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When the MOU is signed on Friday, the US will have officially lost the Iran War. We are paying them hundreds of billions of dollars to open the Strait of Hormuz, which they now permanently control. The only silver lining is if this defeat decouples the US from Israel forever.
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Barron Trump is descending like Clavicular
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Wow this is the most humiliating defeat in U.S. history Thank you, president Trump
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“You’re telling me Israel wants war with Iran?”
Jun 14
JUST IN: Israel is accused of trying to sabotage Iran deal
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SpaceX IPO so perfect for right now. A company without profit, sold on a market detached from reality, based on fake promises about things it will never do. Layers and layers of bullshit.
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Ice cream is actually one of the healthiest foods in existence, judging by a multitude of recent research articles. There was a very highly publicized article that came out in 2018 out of Harvard. It was for a student's dissertation, he found that ice cream was inversely associated with heart disease. The nutrition department and the student himself tried repeatedly to "make the association go away" with different analysis, and checking his work. But it didn't. Not only was ice cream reported as beneficial, it was actually one of the most beneficial dairy products analyzed. With up to a 12% reduction in heart disease risk for having >2 servings of ice cream per week. This wasn't the first study to find benefits of ice cream, and it also wasn't the last. In a 2013 meta analysis of studies, they also found a protective effect of ice cream on diabetes. You can see the bias against ice cream, as they don't even mention it in the main page. That's despite ice cream showing one of the BEST results of any food studied for diabetes risk. Another study from 2014 showed the same thing. Again, this is a meta analysis, not just one study. They are pooling together all of the studies on ice cream and diabetes and still finding this. The best result of any dairy food studied - here with a 32% reduction in diabetes risk. The bias against ice cream is very strong in these studies. A 2016 study once again showing the same benefit of ice cream for diabetes risk. They say that the study above (Chen et al) showed "attenuated association" once diet collection information was stopped after hypertension or high cholesterol diagnosis. They argue that this means that the association is invalid. But not only did they not try to dismiss any other food studied like this, but this is just objectively not true (see above - there still was an association). They also buried their results on ice cream in the supplementary tables so it didn't even make the paper. That's probably because they didn't like the fact that once again, ice cream intake was inversely and strongly associated with diabetes risk. So you really can't argue that there was some kind of agenda in favor of ice cream here. More recent studies show the same thing. A 2019 paper again showed a lower risk of diabetes with increased ice cream consumption. And again, they put this information at the very end in the supplementary tables to try to hide it. Finally, the most recent study in 2024 showed the STRONGEST association for ice cream's protective effect on diabetes. There was a linear dose response. That means more ice cream = less diabetes, straight up. In fact, there was a 50% reduction in risk for having one serving per day. Which, as you could guess by this point, was the greatest risk reduction of any dairy food studied. Why would ice cream actually be good for you? My main guess is the unique protective fats in dairy, that are abundant in ice cream. ◇ C15 ◇ C17 ◇ CLA ◇ TVA ◇ TPA are fats almost exclusively in dairy fat, and all have unique effects. ◇ Mitochondrial enhancing ◇ Anti-inflammatory ◇ Anti-thrombotic ◇ Lipid lowering ◇ Fat burning ◇ Cancer preventing I've covered these all at length in other content. Of course, this is all observational. This is simply seeing what people eat and then seeing what happens to them. It's not an experiment. That is definitely a limitation. However, when you see the same association, consistently, across decades, regardless of analysis and confounding adjustment, you probably have something real. This is not to say everyone should go and immediately pound gallons of ice cream for invincibility. But... it does mean having reasonable amounts of ice cream is likely good for you.
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When you realize you’re the exit liquidity for an unprofitable $2T company
Jun 11
JUST IN: SpaceX valuation nearly equals the combined value of every major US IPO since 2000
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today we launched ChatGPT. try talking with it here: chat.openai.com
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🚨🇮🇱 Thomas Massie CONFIRMS Israel used NAPALM on the USS Liberty. 34 Americans were burned alive, skin boiling from their bodies, after the IDF dropped Napalm on the unarmed ship. He confirmed this yesterday in the U.S. Congress.
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Hell of a time to do the largest IPO in history. #2026
🦔Bank of America told clients to take profits. Seven of the bank's ten bear market signposts have triggered, matching the average before prior market peaks going back to 1990. The S&P 500 is statistically expensive on 17 of 20 valuation metrics and trades above its own tech-bubble levels on eight. Tech sector dispersion between winners and losers is the widest since February 2000. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped more than 10% on Friday, its steepest single-day fall since March 2020. My Take Hyperscaler capex is on pace to hit 100% of operating cash flow by year-end. In 2023 it was 40%. These companies will soon spend every dollar they earn on AI infrastructure with nothing left over. If the revenue those chips are supposed to produce doesn't arrive, there's no cushion. The same handful of stocks that carried the index to a record led the selloff on Friday. BofA stopped short of predicting a crash. But seven of ten signposts match the average before every prior peak they've tracked since 1990. Hedgie🤗
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If the White House wanted to fool Iran, they would've done it through anon senior officials, not a public statement by Trump. The Israelis simply defied Trump. Tensions are swirling between Bibi and Trump, who at bottom knows the former manipulated him into this disastrous war.
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levels for ES from plan above.. . $SPX
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Sorry about your layoffs millenials, but congrats on your new job at Starbucks and DoorDash. Golden Age!
Full-time jobs dropped 79K to 134.173MM, lowest since December 2024 Part-time jobs rose 266K to 28.679MM
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The 2006 housing bubble was not the most expensive US housing ever. Today is. Adjusted for inflation, US home prices now sit about 21% above the 2006 peak. Not near it. Past it.
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It’s all talk. Just withhold foreign aid to Israel for a month and they’ll stop bombing their neighbors - instant peace, the Strait of Hormuz can be opened, and gas drops $2 a gallon. Israel has been, and continues to be, the biggest welfare recipient from American tax payers.
"You're f****** crazy. You'd be in prison if it weren't for me. I'm saving your a***. Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this." That's what a U.S. official tells Axios President Trump unloaded on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a heated phone call over Israel's military actions in Lebanon. Trump was reportedly furious that Israel's moves risked blowing up U.S. diplomatic efforts in the region, at one point also asking Netanyahu: "What the f*** are you doing?"
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Palantir is pushing for a draft. Congress is fusing your military with the IDF. Wake up patriot, they're coming for your sons and daughters.
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If the provision in the NDAA to integrate/synchronize the U.S. and Israeli militaries (section 224) makes it out of committee, I’ll offer an amendment to strip it from the bill on the floor. We are a sovereign country. armedservices.house.gov/uplo…
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It will take 5 years to replace 39 days of munitions used in the Iran war What an absolute disaster
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