This is right now! I've never seen this before!

I made a band SLIBER. Suno for music, @grok and Photoshop for visuals. Wrote my own lyrics. Took two weeks in my spare time.

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I HATE WOKE POLITICS

If America beats Paraguay in tonight's World Cup match, come celebrate at Steak n Shake tomorrow with a Patriot milkshake for only 25 cents! Limited to one milkshake per customer. 🇺🇸 ⚽️ 🏟 🇺🇸

This makes me want to get a dog.

Drying out the goslings - got home from work and found them all playing in their water dispenser...

If CRI continues to flag structural shifts ahead of price with this mechanical clarity, it’s not hype — it’s a legitimate new class of market-state intelligence.

JUST IN: Redditor claims he can now “use ChatGPT” in his head & accurately predict what it would say.

Deep state bureaucrats, big tech, media, and Hollywood coordinated to target and destroy those of us who stopped the coronation of the High Priestess Hillary Clinton in 2016 as part of a conspiracy to steal the 2020 election. We were censored, debanked, investigated, raided. They admit to it openly in TIME magazine. Weaponization was real and so was the brutal realization that Republicans did not have our backs.

Hold onto your butts. 👀🟩 $BNKR about to rip 🚀

lucid dreams limited edition of 20 ↓

This is going to age well $BNKR

Are you awake @Housedog

Food for thought. Warsh’s Hamiltonian Fed. Kevin Warsh is not seeking to reform the Federal Reserve. He is aiming to redefine it. His project is clear: scale back the Fed’s autonomy and subordinate it to the Treasury, effectively restoring a Hamiltonian model in which the central bank operates as an instrument of national policy. Monetary policy, in this view, is not a technocratic exercise. It is statecraft. This is a direct challenge to the post-Volcker consensus of central bank “independence.” That model, insulated, academic, and narrowly focused on inflation, was built for a disinflationary, stable world. It is poorly suited to one defined by supply shocks, industrial competition, and geopolitical rivalry. Warsh’s implicit argument is that the Fed, as currently constructed, is not just ineffective, it is misaligned. It reacts rather than leads, tightens into fragility, and operates at cross purposes with fiscal and industrial policy. Hamilton would find this arrangement baffling. In his Report on a National Bank, he argued that such an institution would be “an engine of national prosperity,” designed to support public credit and direct capital toward productive ends. It was never meant to stand apart from government. It was meant to extend its reach. That is the model Warsh is reviving. Critics warn of politicization. But the Fed is already political, just without accountability or strategic clarity. The real question is whether monetary power is coordinated with national objectives or exercised in isolation. In an era defined by reindustrialization, energy competition, and technological rivalry, capital formation is strategy. A central bank that ignores that reality is not preserving independence. It is abdicating relevance. Warsh’s bet is simple: the Fed must be folded back into the machinery of national purpose. Hamilton would recognize the logic immediately.

Go eat some grass

The Pentagon has triangulated the position of cuba.

BREAKING: "US has the troops in place to attack Cuba," per POLITICO

Cooking up some Hawaiian burgers

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