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Trudeau is drowned out by boos as he walks on stage to give opening remarks at the North American Indigenous Games.
He's going the way of Rutte, all of the WEFs Nazis are finished!
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He's going the way of Rutte, all of the WEFs Nazis are finished!
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There is no democracy! America and all the western NATO countries are totalitarian Oligarchic Regimes owned by the WEF Oligarchs! Rockerfellers & co! Politicians have nothing to say and no power at all!
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That’s the WEF Oligarchs pattern to create two classes. The class of owners of everything and their slaves. The murderer Gates and all the other WEF Oligarchs must be imprisoned! That’s the most important topic to save the world by imprisonment of Billionairs!
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The Climate-Fear-Terrorists are the worst liars and scammers on this planet!
How can one believe them a single word?!
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How can one believe them a single word?!
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Some sobering statistics...
It only took a month to go from $31T to $32T (the first picture hasn't even been updated to reflect this, it's happening so fast)...
The global Fiat (decree) system is dying. Think of the word Fiat more closely. It literally means decree. Aren't decrees the entire reason the United States and the Constitution exists in the first place? That we were sick and tired of decrees!
The clear alternative to a global One World Government currency is Gold and Silver itself. I do believe projects like the Texas Bullion depository can greatly increase adoption rates, but a certain percentage of the population should and will always have their precious metals stored privately, in secured vaults, not rehypothecated or on any ledgers.
Central Bankers across the globe attempt to fight for power by creating alternative payment systems, and CBDCs. This will only speed up their demise, as frictionless money creates frictionless slavery.
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It only took a month to go from $31T to $32T (the first picture hasn't even been updated to reflect this, it's happening so fast)...
The global Fiat (decree) system is dying. Think of the word Fiat more closely. It literally means decree. Aren't decrees the entire reason the United States and the Constitution exists in the first place? That we were sick and tired of decrees!
The clear alternative to a global One World Government currency is Gold and Silver itself. I do believe projects like the Texas Bullion depository can greatly increase adoption rates, but a certain percentage of the population should and will always have their precious metals stored privately, in secured vaults, not rehypothecated or on any ledgers.
Central Bankers across the globe attempt to fight for power by creating alternative payment systems, and CBDCs. This will only speed up their demise, as frictionless money creates frictionless slavery.
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China's Evergrande Reports $113 Billion Loss Over Two Years
China's embattled property developer, Evergrande, has reported staggering losses of $113 billion for 2021 and 2022, marking its first losses since its 2009 listing. The company's audited results, delayed for two years, showed a net loss of 686.22 billion yuan ($108 billion) in 2021 and 125.81 billion yuan ($19 billion) in 2022. Evergrande's debt pile also continued to grow, reaching 2.58 trillion yuan ($405 billion) at the end of 2021. The company's trading in Hong Kong-listed shares has been suspended since March 2022, and there is now the risk of a forced delisting if no resumption occurs within 18 months.
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China's embattled property developer, Evergrande, has reported staggering losses of $113 billion for 2021 and 2022, marking its first losses since its 2009 listing. The company's audited results, delayed for two years, showed a net loss of 686.22 billion yuan ($108 billion) in 2021 and 125.81 billion yuan ($19 billion) in 2022. Evergrande's debt pile also continued to grow, reaching 2.58 trillion yuan ($405 billion) at the end of 2021. The company's trading in Hong Kong-listed shares has been suspended since March 2022, and there is now the risk of a forced delisting if no resumption occurs within 18 months.
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Henry Kissinger Makes Surprise China Visit
Veteran US diplomat Henry Kissinger held a surprise meeting with China's defense minister in Beijing, as confirmed by a statement from the Chinese Defense Ministry on Tuesday.
During the meeting, Li Shangfu expressed that "friendly communication" between China and the US had been undermined due to a lack of reciprocal efforts from specific individuals in the United States. As stated in the readout, Kissinger referred to himself as a "friend of China."
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Veteran US diplomat Henry Kissinger held a surprise meeting with China's defense minister in Beijing, as confirmed by a statement from the Chinese Defense Ministry on Tuesday.
During the meeting, Li Shangfu expressed that "friendly communication" between China and the US had been undermined due to a lack of reciprocal efforts from specific individuals in the United States. As stated in the readout, Kissinger referred to himself as a "friend of China."
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Ukraine To lose $500 Million Monthly After Grain Deal Termination — Report
According to the Turkish Aydınlık paper, Ukraine might lose around $500 million in monthly income after Russia moved to withdraw from the Black Sea Grain Initiative.
The article also points out that Moscow’s inability to export its agricultural products, while Kiev was permitted to do so, was one of Russia’s critical gripes with the agreement.
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According to the Turkish Aydınlık paper, Ukraine might lose around $500 million in monthly income after Russia moved to withdraw from the Black Sea Grain Initiative.
The article also points out that Moscow’s inability to export its agricultural products, while Kiev was permitted to do so, was one of Russia’s critical gripes with the agreement.
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Saudi Seals Record Turkish Drone Deal
Saudi Arabia has signed a deal to buy drones from Türkiye in what defense contractor Baykur has described as Ankara’s largest-ever defense and aviation export contract after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visits Jeddah.
Erdogan will continue his Gulf tour by arriving in Qatar Tuesday before continuing to the UAE on Wednesday.
According to new data released Monday, Türkiye’s budget deficit has risen seven-fold, with inflation pushing 40% and the lira dropping in value by 29% this year.
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Saudi Arabia has signed a deal to buy drones from Türkiye in what defense contractor Baykur has described as Ankara’s largest-ever defense and aviation export contract after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visits Jeddah.
Erdogan will continue his Gulf tour by arriving in Qatar Tuesday before continuing to the UAE on Wednesday.
According to new data released Monday, Türkiye’s budget deficit has risen seven-fold, with inflation pushing 40% and the lira dropping in value by 29% this year.
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Report On Macron’s ‘Secret Deal’ With Uber Released
A French parliamentary commission has criticized tech giant Uber for its aggressive and illegal expansion into the country’s market. In a report released on the issue, MPs acknowledged that officials, including President Emmanuel Macron, had served as allies for the firm but failed to establish any criminality on their part.
The inquiry was triggered by the so-called Uber Files.
In particular, Macron was accused of negotiating a “secret deal” with French cabinet members, which made it most accessible for the ride-hailing app to enroll new drivers. In exchange, it allegedly agreed to shut down controversial sister service UberPop, which was the focus of protests by taxi drivers.
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A French parliamentary commission has criticized tech giant Uber for its aggressive and illegal expansion into the country’s market. In a report released on the issue, MPs acknowledged that officials, including President Emmanuel Macron, had served as allies for the firm but failed to establish any criminality on their part.
The inquiry was triggered by the so-called Uber Files.
In particular, Macron was accused of negotiating a “secret deal” with French cabinet members, which made it most accessible for the ride-hailing app to enroll new drivers. In exchange, it allegedly agreed to shut down controversial sister service UberPop, which was the focus of protests by taxi drivers.
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