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“The Ukraine war was started by a bunch of Ivy League, State Department, and CIA people who concocted that thing — bad decision after senseless decision after senseless decision. It should be called the propaganda war. The fighting is real, but everything we’ve been told about it is basically a lie. Every piece of history that shows it’s a lie has been either kicked under the rug or lied about too.”
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NetZero might mean Zero heat for winter @JamesMelville @Artemisfornow
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Jude Bellingham is English. He was born and raised in the West Midlands. His father was born and raised in Southend. His mother was born and raised in the West Midlands.
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🇫🇷 Men in black MARCH through Nice, in France, with a “don’t touch our city” banner
Residents have decided the official response wasn’t enough.
When the state can’t keep the windows intact, some people start showing up themselves.
Writer: Lucas
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Lula versus Bolsonaro: Passei 1.901 dias em confinamento solitário por revelar a verdade sobre os assassinatos e a espionagem do governo dos EUA, inclusive contra o Brasil e suas indústrias. Lula, fora do poder, lutou pela minha liberdade. Lula, no poder, discutiu minha perseguição com o papa Francisco, que decidiu se encontrar com minha família e ajudar. Depois da minha libertação, Lula e eu nos encontramos em Roma para lamentar a morte do Santo Padre. Lula foi gentil com meus filhos e não pediu nada em troca. Em contraste, Jair e Flávio Bolsonaro nada fizeram e nada disseram. Sem a capacidade de dizer não a Washington e a Tel Aviv, não pode haver política interna, apenas ordens estrangeiras. Essas instruções são sempre as mesmas: “Ampliem nosso roubo de recursos e salários e calem a boca sobre nós assassinarmos crianças”. Os entreguistas entregarão tudo em troca de uma fatia, até a própria língua.
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Zelensky's has managed to piss off the new Hungarian govt, Polish politicians across the spectrum, and now South Korea. Quite an achievement.
In the UK, if you are paid £100 in wages. As a basic-rate taxpayer you lose £20 in income tax and £8 in National Insurance, so you take home £72. You spend all £72 on diesel. About £31 of that is fuel duty and VAT. So of the original £100, roughly £59 goes in tax and about £41 is the actual cost of the fuel. That is an effective tax rate of about 59%. #OOTT
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In the UK, if you are paid £100 in wages. As a basic-rate taxpayer you lose £20 in income tax and £8 in National Insurance, so you take home £72. You spend all £72 on diesel. About £31 of that is fuel duty and VAT. So of the original £100, roughly £59 goes in tax and about £41 is the actual cost of the fuel. That is an effective tax rate of about 59%. #OOTT
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Sparta Intelligence Subscribers, please refer to the latest note I posted on the diesel export ban. This is June speaking, not Leonidas AI 😀
#oott
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It’s a race against time, but we are moving fast toward justice and transparency. We have 195 of the 218 signatures required to force a vote on Epstein Files Transparency Act II !!
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Cross-barrel interactions are fascinating to follow because what happens in one product can affect another product Innocuously.
The Sing 92 mogas crack strength surprised a gasoline trader that I talked to today. I think it's because diesel is just too crazy strong, and mogas just takes a free ride.
Still, the spread between the two cannot remain this wide for too long, because hey, we still need some mogas in the US.
#oott
Sing 92 cracks just hit a 10-year high, but it's diesel strength doing the work, not mogas.
The diesel-mogas spread has doubled to $40/bbl and it can't stay like this for long.
@JuneGoh_Sparta on why more Chinese supply would show up as a weaker E/W, not a weaker crack
Read the full cross markets analysis here: spartacommodities.com/market…
#oilmarkets #oott #crudeoil #singapore #commoditytrading
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William Hague has put his finger on why voters keep reaching for new parties. They look at governments that appear unable to perform the basic functions of a state — securing a border, getting houses built — and conclude the offer on the table is exhausted. His diagnosis of the two responses is right, too. The left reaches for redistribution, regulation and more public provision, and eventually runs out of other people's money. The populist right blames elites, globalisation and supranational bodies, and promises that a strong enough leader can simply will the problem away — which is nostalgia dressed up as a plan.
But there is a third failure mode, and Andy Burnham's government supplied a textbook example this week. When a government cannot deliver growth, it substitutes moral positioning for it.
The trade ban on Israeli settlement goods will not make a single Briton better off. The settlements export very little, and mostly agricultural produce; the direct economic content of the measure is close to nil. The wider relationship is what matters: UK-Israel trade ran at around £6bn in 2025, with £3.5bn of that British exports, and Israel is a serious market for British technology, financial and professional services. That is the asset now in play. Britain has put £3.5bn of exports at risk to interdict a trickle of avocados and wine.
This is the part that ought to trouble anyone who wants Britain to grow. A country with its fiscal position does not have the luxury of using trade policy as a signalling device. The UK are a mid-sized open economy whose comparative advantage lies in services, finance and technology — precisely the sectors that depend on being seen as a stable, commercially predictable jurisdiction. Every time a British government demonstrates that market access can be adjusted for reasons of domestic party management, it raises the risk premium on doing business here. That premium is paid in foregone investment, and it is paid quietly, over years, by people who will never connect it to a statement made in the Commons.
Hague is right that the left runs out of money. What he might have added is how it gets there. Not usually through one great act of profligacy, but through a long accumulation of decisions where the moral satisfaction was immediate, domestic, and free — and the cost was distant, commercial, and someone else's problem.
Renew conservatism to fight the hard right
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one for @AdiSurreyEnergy . You like climate change headlines. Highest Greenland September Ice Pack cover since 1920. source: @PolarPortal
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The EU's 2035 combustion engine ban is now off the table.
Germany, Italy, Poland and the Czech Republic pushed back hard, and Ursula von der Leyen has quietly buckled.
Instead of outlawing petrol and diesel cars, the EU will shift to emissions reduction targets. Meaning, engines built today can still be built and sold tomorrow.
This is a full retreat from the 'ban the engine' narrative that dominated EU climate policy for years. And it's happening because the bloc's industrial base, especially Germany, cannot survive the original targets.
Europe's flagship green policy just folded under economic reality.
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Why do we need to mandate this in UK food supply? @DrAseemMalhotra. Increase risk of prostate cancer to prevent 200 birth defects?
FOLIC ACID...Does Not Exist Anywhere On The Surface Of The Earth.
Folic Acid Is A Lab Created Chemical Wreaking Havoc On Our Health.
They Spray Our Grains & Call It 'Fortified.'
They Add It To Our Supplements & Call It 'Necessary.'
Folate Is Required. Folic Acid Is Poison.
Synthetic lab created Folic Acid causes more harm than good & it's risks outweigh any potential benefit.
45% of the world's population cannot process or convert synthetic Folic Acid into Methyl Folate because of the MTHFR gene mutation.
Synthetic Folic Acid builds & builds within the body, accumulating & mutating to cause grave harm.
In addition to vitamin supplements, here in the US, we spray the chemical or synthetic form of folate, called folic acid, on basically all grains – wheat, corn, rice. We also ‘enrich’ foods containing grains with folic acid – things like bread, pasta, bagels, and cereal.
It is also added to energy drinks, gatorade type drinks & vitamin water drinks. The problem here in lies, this excessive synthetic Folic Acid accumulates & is harmful.
Your body can’t actually use folic acid. It’s not a real nutrient. They engineer it in a lab. The only way your body is able to use this synthetic nutrient is by converting it into actual folate, which it does by using an enzyme called MTHFR.
This makes it near impossible for a person to methylate folic acid & other B vitamins properly. Too much folic acid floating around & not enough methylated folate can snowball into a whole host of issues.
An increase in unmetabolized Folic Acid leads to many issues including fetal loss & miscarriage. First, it can lead to an immune dysfunction by dysregulation of natural killer cells, leading to increased tumorigenesis. Increased folic acid has been linked to accelerations of leukemia, colorectal & prostate cancers.
Accumulated synthetic Folic Acid also causes B12 deficiency anemia, leading to a host of mental & cognitive issues. Folic Acid causes liver damage, neurological issues, immune system dysregulation & blood clotting issues.
The answer is to remove ALL sources of synthetic Folic Acid from the diet. Eliminate inferior supplements containing Folic Acid. Remove all 'fortified' & 'enriched' grains & drinks.
You can heal an actual Folate deficiency with high Folate foods, consuming beef liver & a Methylated Folate supplement.
👇The Hazards Of Synthetic Folic Acid👇
oatext.com/the-hazards-of-ex…
👇Folic Acid: History & Future Concerns👇
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article…
👇The Truth About Folic Acid & MTHFR👇
lindgren.health/the-truth-ab…
Speaker: Gary Brecka, human biologist
Video: @_NeuroHealth
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JUST IN: 🇸🇻 THE GOVERNMENT OF EL SALVADOR HAS NOW BOUGHT OVER $$600,000,000 WORTH OF #BITCOIN
THEY NOW HOLD NEARLY 8,000 BTC
A SOVEREIGN COUNTRY IS STEADILY BUYING AND HOLDING FOR THE FUTURE
THEY'RE ON TRACK TO BECOME THE WEALTHIEST COUNTRY IN LATIN AMERICA
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