The fact that the Epstein Estate ACTUALLY PAID a settlement to one of the women who alleged that Donald Trump raped her as a minor, and it was paid AFTER Epstein died, as told under oath by Epstein's longtime accountant, should be a more significant story. The fact that Trump said he wasn't ever on Epstein's plane and now we found out he was, should be a more significant story. The fact that senior officials gathered in the Situation Room to concoct and coordinate an Epstein coverup IS a significant story, and being treated as such, but in light of all the rest and his behavior throughout, it should be the end of his presidency.

The outside view of the estate at night>>>

The Illusion of Benevolence when the Wealthy Visit the Township in Such a day as 16 June by Paul Noko In many communities, there exists a recurring scene a wealthy uncle or auntie a politician arrives for a day, bringing with them an air of generosity, storytelling, and nostalgia. They sit among the residents, drinking, eating, and reminiscing about their childhoods spent in their grandmother’s house. They share stories of humble beginnings, emphasizing how hard they worked or how fortunate they are now. Before leaving, they often offer words of hope and encouragement urging the community to pursue education and better opportunities, promising a brighter future through hard work and perseverance. However, beneath this seemingly heartfelt gesture lies a complex web of social dynamics and unspoken truths. These visits, while seemingly generous, can sometimes serve as a reminder of the persistent inequalities that divide communities. The wealthy visitor departs, returning to their suburb or estate, leaving behind a lingering sense of disparity. Their departure is often accompanied by the comfort of luxury BMWs, Audis, Mercedes a sense that they have done their part, even if their actions have had little impact on the living conditions of those they visited. The myth of good intentions. Such visits can evoke feelings of gratitude but also frustration. While sharing stories of their upbringing, their t and offering words of hope, these visitors rarely address the systemic issues that sustain inequality. Their presence, though well-meaning, can sometimes feel like a spectacle an act of charity that does little to challenge the structural barriers faced by the community. The residents are left to walk home with T-shirt, a braai pack, many on foot embodying the reality of their daily struggles. The "educated revolutionaries" among them understand that true change requires more than storytelling and fleeting visits. It demands active engagement, investment, and a commitment to transforming conditions rather than merely acknowledging them. The contrast of wealth and poverty. Watching the elders leave in luxury while the community walks in resilience highlights a stark contrast. It underscores a societal imbalance where wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few, and the everyday struggles of the many remain unaddressed. This disparity fosters feelings of neglect and frustration, as the community is reminded that the promise of opportunity often remains out of reach for many. Moving beyond performative acts. Real change begins when the narrative shifts from charity to solidarity. It involves investing in education, infrastructure, healthcare, and economic opportunities that empower the community from within. It requires the wealthy not just to visit, tell stories, and leave, but to become active participants in the community’s development. The journey toward genuine transformation is long and arduous, but it starts with recognizing that true progress involves shared responsibility. The community's resilience, ingenuity, and determination must be met with a commitment from all sectors of society to create lasting change. The scene of a wealthy and politicians visitor leaving a township, leaving behind stories and hope, is emblematic of a larger issue the superficiality of gestures that fail to address deeper inequalities. To build a society where hope is not just a fleeting sentiment but a sustainable reality, there must be a collective effort to go beyond the surface. Education, investment, and genuine partnership are the keys to turning hope into tangible progress, ensuring that communities are not just visited but truly uplifted.

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Why was @priyankagandhi provided with a Lutyens bunglow in lodhi estate, ever since she married Robert. She was not holding any public office. Why was Sonia Gandhi allowed to stay in 10, Janpath, post Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination. @MrinalPande1 you hv been a journalist. Security covers are often given taking in to account the threat perception around a citizen.

📌 [NY Open Special Edition] USD/JPY Holds 160 Range Post-BoJ Rate Hike: US Housing Data Set to Arbitrate Real Yield Trajectory Ahead of Fed Edition ​🌙 The Bullish Baton Passes to NY Open as Global Markets Parse Macro Repricing ​The Tokyo cash session navigated a historic milestone today as the Bank of Japan executed its first 25bp rate hike in 31 years, lifting the policy rate to 1.00%. While the benchmark index printed an intra-day breach of the psychological 70,000 threshold, hitting 70,020.68, Nikkei 225 closed at 69,404.50 ( 0.13%), solidifying its record-high territory via relentless mega-cap tech demand. European bourses track this resilient tone, underpinned by the ongoing US-Iran peace MOU progress and subsequent energy stabilization. ​Tonight, the macroeconomic center of gravity shifts cleanly to the 21:30 JST release of US May Housing Starts (Consensus: 1.43M) and Building Permits (Consensus: 1.42M). Coming immediately after the BoJ catalyst, this real-estate print serves as the ultimate arbiter for US Treasury yields and Dollar-Yen trajectories ahead of tomorrow's landmark Warsh FOMC debut. ​🚨 1. Macro Plumbings: Yield Divergence & FX Volatility ​・USD/JPY Tactical Zone: Spot anchors tightly within the 160.25-160.35 corridor. Despite the BoJ monetary tightening, deep structural yield differentials continue to absorb Yen bids, keeping the secular currency depreciation intact. The incoming housing print presents a clean binary outcome for tonight's session. ・Hot Data Scenario (Housing metrics exceed expectations): Triggers an immediate structural push in the US 10-Year yield, igniting a broad-based Dollar bid. USD/JPY is projected to assault the 160.70-161.00 resistance band. Mitigate risk exposure by capping position sizes to 1/3 of normal parameters, targeting structural profit-taking above 161.20. ・Soft Data Scenario (Housing metrics indicate macro cooling): Prompts a rapid unwinding of nominal yields and unleashes a risk-on Dollar divestment. Expect USD/JPY to drop sharply toward its key 159.00-159.50 macro support zone. For short-biased trades, establish a hard-stop parameters immediately above 160.80 to prevent exposure expansion. ​📊 2. Cross-Asset Dynamics & Technical Clusters ​・Gold (XAU/USD): Trading at the 4,340-4,350 range ( 0.7% intraday bounce). After capturing heavy institutional buy-side liquidity at the 4,170-4,200 floor, spot Gold maintains an upward bias. While structural inflation concerns and geopolitical hedges support the bid, the 4,370-4,400 horizontal supply wall will trigger fierce distribution. If hot data breaks spot below 4,300, pivot instantly back into a dip-buying stance within the 4,200 handle. ・US 10-Year Treasury Yield (Anchoring near 4.50%): The structural daily chart shows minimal overbought signals, leaving a clean runway for a volatile swing between 4.40% and 4.60% depending on the data surprise. This yield volatility will immediately transmit into massive intraday fluctuations across the high-beta generative AI and semiconductor equity complexes. ​💡 3. High-Priority Watchlist for Tonight’s Session ​・The US 10-Year Yield USD/JPY Correlation Matrix The defining edge tonight lies in the immediate post-print velocity of US nominal yields. A hot print maps directly into a spike in yields, generating a textbook equity/gold liquidation and a Dollar-buying squeeze. A soft print reverses this mechanics entirely. Institutional execution demands reducing pre-data inventory and scaling in on momentum post-print. Keep total size to 1/3 of your normal maximum and enforce hard stops meticulously. ​The global market, having completely absorbed the BoJ historic rate card, now confronts the resilience of the US consumer wallet. ​ ​Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. All trading decisions must be made based on your own judgment and risk tolerance. x.com/i/status/2066871426075…

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Just spoke with my friend/colleague @LarryOConnor about Newsom's finances and shady real estate transactions - catch up with six years of exclusive reporting and analysis here.

I’m currently living in Canada. It’s become increasingly unbearable over the last decade. I want to move to the USA but the current real estate market is horrible so I’m struggling to liquidate my properties. I hate the Liberal Party of Canada.

The Illusion of Benevolence when the Wealthy Visit the Township in Such a day as 16 June by Paul Noko In many communities, there exists a recurring scene a wealthy uncle or auntie a politician arrives for a day, bringing with them an air of generosity, storytelling, and nostalgia. They sit among the residents, drinking, eating, and reminiscing about their childhoods spent in their grandmother’s house. They share stories of humble beginnings, emphasizing how hard they worked or how fortunate they are now. Before leaving, they often offer words of hope and encouragement urging the community to pursue education and better opportunities, promising a brighter future through hard work and perseverance. However, beneath this seemingly heartfelt gesture lies a complex web of social dynamics and unspoken truths. These visits, while seemingly generous, can sometimes serve as a reminder of the persistent inequalities that divide communities. The wealthy visitor departs, returning to their suburb or estate, leaving behind a lingering sense of disparity. Their departure is often accompanied by the comfort of luxury BMWs, Audis, Mercedes a sense that they have done their part, even if their actions have had little impact on the living conditions of those they visited. The myth of good intentions. Such visits can evoke feelings of gratitude but also frustration. While sharing stories of their upbringing, their t and offering words of hope, these visitors rarely address the systemic issues that sustain inequality. Their presence, though well-meaning, can sometimes feel like a spectacle an act of charity that does little to challenge the structural barriers faced by the community. The residents are left to walk home with T-shirt, a braai pack, many on foot embodying the reality of their daily struggles. The "educated revolutionaries" among them understand that true change requires more than storytelling and fleeting visits. It demands active engagement, investment, and a commitment to transforming conditions rather than merely acknowledging them. The contrast of wealth and poverty. Watching the elders leave in luxury while the community walks in resilience highlights a stark contrast. It underscores a societal imbalance where wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few, and the everyday struggles of the many remain unaddressed. This disparity fosters feelings of neglect and frustration, as the community is reminded that the promise of opportunity often remains out of reach for many. Moving beyond performative acts. Real change begins when the narrative shifts from charity to solidarity. It involves investing in education, infrastructure, healthcare, and economic opportunities that empower the community from within. It requires the wealthy not just to visit, tell stories, and leave, but to become active participants in the community’s development. The journey toward genuine transformation is long and arduous, but it starts with recognizing that true progress involves shared responsibility. The community's resilience, ingenuity, and determination must be met with a commitment from all sectors of society to create lasting change. The scene of a wealthy and politicians visitor leaving a township, leaving behind stories and hope, is emblematic of a larger issue the superficiality of gestures that fail to address deeper inequalities. To build a society where hope is not just a fleeting sentiment but a sustainable reality, there must be a collective effort to go beyond the surface. Education, investment, and genuine partnership are the keys to turning hope into tangible progress, ensuring that communities are not just visited but truly uplifted.

*Applies for an NYC real estate job* "Dear hiring manager, I hate jews" Announcement to everyone: "I'm the guy who hates jews" - sincerely, my full name and occupation *Becomes un-hirable* "The jews did this" This is so ridiculous it has to be an elaborate bit lmao

RT @THULANI__44: What job in South Africa is landing you the 2025 Ford Raptor and the Audi RS4 and a house in Midstream Estate, Centurion?…

🇮🇪 Ireland - 16th June 2026 A Nigerian migrant who was handed social housing in Ard an Bhile estate, New Ross has been flagged for serious breaches 🇳🇬 This estate is just a few years old. The Nigerian was inviting children into his car. Drinking whiskey & throwing bottles.

I think that "housing" should be modified to Real Estate instead