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A word from General Flynn

ATTENTION!

Subject: When will someone finally be held accountable?

The American people have shown remarkable patience. They have listened to the rhetoric, witnessed the rampant corruption, and suffered under a two-tiered system of justice that protects the elite while punishing everyone else.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

We can no longer tolerate cover-ups, meaningless special investigations, or endless congressional testimonies.

The evidence is undeniable!

ACCOUNTABILITY is no longer optional; it is now REQUIRED.
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@SpeakerJohnson" Gen Flynn
 
lil e is in another world. Leftists don't allow American flags in protests and the Illegals use the flag of the country they left. And, by the way, he is correct as we have seen from the criminals deported and the ideology
watfly said:
I'd give him a solid B for his mid-term grade on his tariff strategy so far. He could still earn an A, or possibly a C. I'm pleasantly surprised.

I actually bet on his strategy and bought in after the Liberation Day stock market dive. I've earned a 30% return on those investments in only 4 months.
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Clear thinking excludes TDS.

The argument put forward against Trump’s plan was basically, “Tariffs are bad”. But tariffs already existed so that can’t be a reasonable argument against trying to change them.

I believe the easiest way to have made money the last couple years is buy on Musk company dips driven by “expert” negative opinions.
 
kickingandscreaming said:
lil e is in another world. Leftists don't allow American flags in protests and the Illegals use the flag of the country they left. And, by the way, he is correct as we have seen from the criminals deported and the ideology

Clear thinking excludes TDS.

The argument put forward against Trump’s plan was basically, “Tariffs are bad”. But tariffs already existed so that can’t be a reasonable argument against trying to change them.

I believe the easiest way to have made money the last couple years is buy on Musk company dips driven by “expert” negative opinions.
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He's using tariffs as a leverage tool, that's why I said "tariff strategy". The naysayers and so-called experts didn't look past the concept of tariffs, and just said tariffs "bad". I said I was withholding judgement to see how Trump was going to use the tariffs. He used them as leverage to get better trade deals and investment in the US. He's not totally out of the woods, but I don't think we seen, for the most, a material increase in cost of foreign products.

The costs I see increasing the most are with service industry costs. Like construction and food service. I was at a Denny's in Claremont yesterday and a "Lumberjack Slam" was $20.95, WTF.
 
kickingandscreaming said:
lil e is in another world. Leftists don't allow American flags in protests and the Illegals use the flag of the country they left. And, by the way, he is correct as we have seen from the criminals deported and the ideology

Clear thinking excludes TDS.

The argument put forward against Trump’s plan was basically, “Tariffs are bad”. But tariffs already existed so that can’t be a reasonable argument against trying to change them.

I believe the easiest way to have made money the last couple years is buy on Musk company dips driven by “expert” negative opinions.
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My buddy is a millionair. If you bought $15k worth of BTC in 2014, its worth $33M. I would invest in XRP🤑
 
watfly said:
He's using tariffs as a leverage tool, that's why I said "tariff strategy". The naysayers and so-called experts didn't look past the concept of tariffs, and just said tariffs "bad". I said I was withholding judgement to see how Trump was going to use the tariffs. He used them as leverage to get better trade deals and investment in the US. He's not totally out of the woods, but I don't think we seen, for the most, a material increase in cost of foreign products.

The costs I see increasing the most are with service industry costs. Like construction and food service. I was at a Denny's in Claremont yesterday and a "Lumberjack Slam" was $20.95, WTF.
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Well, the liars promised me as a kid that everyone retires at 55. Does Denny give free Grand Slam still for turning 55?
 
watfly said:
He's using tariffs as a leverage tool, that's why I said "tariff strategy". The naysayers and so-called experts didn't look past the concept of tariffs, and just said tariffs "bad". I said I was withholding judgement to see how Trump was going to use the tariffs. He used them as leverage to get better trade deals and investment in the US. He's not totally out of the woods, but I don't think we seen, for the most, a material increase in cost of foreign products.

The costs I see increasing the most are with service industry costs. Like construction and food service. I was at a Denny's in Claremont yesterday and a "Lumberjack Slam" was $20.95, WTF.
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Also, Im not a Doc, but I think you have this mental illness watty.

Stockholm syndrome is a psychological coping mechanism that can develop in victims of captivity or abuse, causing them to identify with and develop positive feelings towards their captors. It's not a formal diagnosis, but rather a psychological concept used to explain certain reactions. The term originated in 1973 when Swedish psychiatrist Nils Bejerot observed hostages siding with their captors during a bank robbery standoff.
 
crush said:
Also, Im not a Doc, but I think you have this mental illness watty.

Stockholm syndrome is a psychological coping mechanism that can develop in victims of captivity or abuse, causing them to identify with and develop positive feelings towards their captors. It's not a formal diagnosis, but rather a psychological concept used to explain certain reactions. The term originated in 1973 when Swedish psychiatrist Nils Bejerot observed hostages siding with their captors during a bank robbery standoff.
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I'll indulge against my better judgement. Exactly who are my captors or abusers that I'm having positive feelings for?
 
watfly said:
He's using tariffs as a leverage tool, that's why I said "tariff strategy". The naysayers and so-called experts didn't look past the concept of tariffs, and just said tariffs "bad". I said I was withholding judgement to see how Trump was going to use the tariffs. He used them as leverage to get better trade deals and investment in the US. He's not totally out of the woods, but I don't think we seen, for the most, a material increase in cost of foreign products.

The costs I see increasing the most are with service industry costs. Like construction and food service. I was at a Denny's in Claremont yesterday and a "Lumberjack Slam" was $20.95, WTF.
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It’s as if the “experts” are intentionally obtuse. It works to influence the slow people - not naming names here, but …
 
watfly said:
I'll indulge against my better judgement. Exactly who are my captors or abusers that I'm having positive feelings for?
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It's good judgement on your part watty. I'm not sure you have positive thoughts but you trust your bankers, WHO control the Fed, who control you and just about everyone I know. These assholes also controled health care and jabs. The Fed will be shut down, just like human trafficking. The only way to break free from these liars is to lose everything. Good luck buddy, I'm pulling for you😁
 
espola said:
What she said --

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For fuck sake... what are you crying about now?
 
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