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  Sunday morning #headlines recap Editor’s note: I’m not going try to cover all of the provocative things Tucker said in his NPR interview, although I will say that his assertion that Israeli leaders intentionally wanted US bases in the area destroyed was puzzling if true. Feel free to add your takes in the comments. Fresh on the heels of Trump’s out of hand dismissal of Iran’s proposal to reopen the strait: IRGC runs the largest anti-ship wave of the war, with sustained missile, drone and fas...

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  lol lmao https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/trump-netanyahu-wont-have-any-choice-but-to-accept-us-iran-deal-i-call-the-shots/

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  Sunday morning headline recap… More horrific reports of how Epstein’s posse tortured and mutilated little girls. In addition there were experiments run on babies and breeding farms to produce more babies. Dear God please bring us some justice. In 2000, Jeffrey Epstein’s house manager Alfredo Rodriguez went to the FBI with detailed information about victims. The end result was that Rodriguez went to jail for selling stolen property, and nobody else was even investigated. Former CIA officer J...

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  Sunday morning #headlines recap Two US service members killed in Jordan; American toll now 16. It is outrageous that Americans are once again dying for jews. I hope they were browns and/or fags. Iran formally exits the MoU, rules out negotiations. Deputy FM Gharibabadi: suspending all commitments "effective immediately," will "never start negotiations with the US under any circumstances". If Iran plays their cards right they’re gonna deal Trump and the US an unimaginable...

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  @lovelymiss@nicecrew.digital may not be afraid of bears, but I bet this would send a chill down her spine

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  Saturday morning headline recap Requests have been made to tag these posts, so I will try to remember to tag them with #headlines every morning Lots of chatter about 3-D chess on the Supreme Court tariffs ruling. All I know is that if the consumer doesn’t have a domestically made alternative for a product, then a tariff is just another tax that we have to pay. (((Lutnick))), who was a prime mover in getting Trump to implement tariffs, was basically shorting the position that the tariffs wou...

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  Friday morning #headlines recap Iran rejected the US ceasefire proposal carried to Tehran by Iraqi PM al-Zaidi; day 145 of the war. Confirmed across multiple sources. Runs directly against Trump's "Iran is begging for a deal" framing. Trump also says Iran's frozen money will pay for ship/cargo damage; the counter argument is the ~$2B pool is Washington's only remaining leverage and torching it as a threat is self-defeating. Shart of the deal. Trump is "close"...

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  Thursday morning #headlines recap Twin M7.2/M7.5 earthquakes flattened northern Venezuela overnight, with USGS models pointing at five-figure casualties while the official count sits at 32; meanwhile a powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake strikes off northern Japan - no tsunami warning is triggered. Maybe they’re trying out a new software patch on the earthquake machines? IRGC Navy threatens vessels using any route but Iran's, rejecting Oman's US-backed corridor. Iran says passage is &...

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  Trump apparently seething that nobody showed up to buy overpriced food and merch at his "fair" Man, talk about not being able to read the temperature of the room Any chance of 250th birthday being even a decent celebration died with the first shot at Iran https://www.thedailybeast.com/fuming-trump-80-unravels-over-his-empty-fair-in-early-morning-meltdown/

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  Beware of the smell @Kalogerosstilitis2RevengeoftheJunta@poa.st

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  Saturday morning #headlines recap The Hormuz de-escalation trade died overnight: Iran put a dated seven-day offer on the table, and hours later the WSJ reported Trump had already rejected it and told aides he expects to resume bombing after the November midterms. There’s no stopping the force of his retardedness. 30Y Treasury clears 5.5% intraday, closes at 5.49% - highest since early 2000’s. The wrong numbers are going up. Pentagon quietly adds 37 wounded - 29 Navy sailors, 8 Marines - an...

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  Friday morning #headlines recap Global sovereign bond dislocation, simultaneous across three continents. US 10Y above 5.20%, first time in 19 years; 30Y closed 5.47%, highest since 2004; Japan's 30Y at a record high, 40Y quoted +6bps to 4.27%; France 10Y at an 18-year high; German 10Y +5bps to 3.61%. MOVE jumped 21%. Houthis hit Yanbu and Riyadh hours before France announces a deployment to protect Yanbu. Ansar Allah claimed ballistic missiles and drones on Aramco's Yanbu facilities...

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  Poast has been back online for less than a day and Gerg is already seething about ketchup again All is right with the world

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  So who blew up the Georgia Guidestones?

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  This reinforces something that has long been known: on-demand food delivery as currently constituted can only survive by screwing “employees” and restaurants. The restaurant business already has razor-thin margins, and it’s logistically impossible for a driver to make enough deliveries in an hour to cover costs. Only a system that batched up deliveries to a certain area and delivers them all at one time works financially, which of course negates the whole convenience angle. The money people i...

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  Saturday morning #headlines recap Aramco cuts European crude allocations to zero for next month. Applies to all European term-contract buyers after the East-West pipeline attack. Europe took ~577,000 bpd of Saudi crude pre-shutdown. Meanwhile Germany has diesel above €2.50/litre nationwide, €2.60 at many stations while Ireland and Britain are flagged as Europe's most energy-insecure, with shortages called inevitable. Ballistic missiles reach Riyadh for the first time in this war. Sirens...

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  Good times on gab

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  Hantavirus talk made me think of this old classic

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  Monday morning #headlines recap US strikes Larak Island; Iran retaliates against US bases in Jordan and the UAE. Unsurprisingly the sides disagree on damage assessments. Oil prices spike in response, and analysts once again say the timing is curious with respect to the market. I guess the mother of all economic sanctions packages didn’t work. Analysts say that the Iranian angle is to force US to burn through Patriot missile stocks. While exact numbers are hard to come by, estimates put the n...

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  If only...

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  Thursday morning #headlines recap Nvidia's 10-Q discloses a $105bn credit backstop for OpenAI's SoftBank-built Ohio campus. Nvidia covers land, power and the empty building if OpenAI can't pay; OpenAI signs a 20-year lease and can only run Nvidia chips. The financial circle-jerk continues. IRGC: Hormuz stays closed until the US pays $300bn. Conditions also include release of frozen assets, lifting the naval blockade and oil embargo, and ending US military operations on all fronts...

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  Sunday morning #headlines recap Simplicius summarizes the death of American influence in the Middle East thusly: “Israel’s unalloyed pursuit of accelerationism in regard to its geopolitical plans has destroyed the very fabric that ensured Israeli-American regional dominance.” So once again the jews overplay their hand to their own detriment. Iranian-linked hackers shut a UK power producer for four days; meanwhile in the US FBI/EPA/CISA have logged multiple water-system intrusions since 27 Ju...

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  Duck status: in a row

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  The duality of the fediverse

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  Gn frens

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  I've always had a fondness for Vespa scooters, but the hipsters have driven up the price of used ones

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  Luckily I’m not a huge fan of pirate movies

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  @matty@nicecrew.digital picked up some new vending machines for the NCD break room