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"Tariffs are not the story!
"Since Trump took office in Jan 2025, the 10-year yield has dropped from 4.79% to 4.17%. Look how much it’s dropped today!
"That 0.62% drop may not sound like much—until you realize the U.S. has $36.5 trillion in debt.
"This is stealth refinancing on a historic scale.
"Lower yields = trillions in interest savings. More breathing room. Less inflationary pressure. And the market is front-running it.
"Everyone’s watching tariffs. But this yield curve shift? It’s the real game.
"Trump isn’t just cutting spending— he’s restructuring America’s balance sheet in real time."
I think many countries will continue to use tariffs as a source of income. For any dictators, or politicians that aspire to control their country's populace, or simply to get rich, it's a traditional and reliable income source. After all, somebody's got to pay for the roads, and tariffs are easier to collect than taxes.
Trump has said tariffs will pay for our government, so I don't see them going to zero.
Fwiw: Wednesday is here. https://greatawakening.win/p/19AwxwPSqt/shawn-farash-x-homeland-securi/c/
Gargle with hydrogen peroxide. Use colloidal silver if the teeth are infected. Teeth actually regrow if treated properly.
There have been a few good posts here on GAW about dental care; you can probably find then searching the terms dentist or dental. Comments are good too; they were robust threads as I recall.
You may be able to find holistic or natural dental care, depending on your area. Definitely better than a random standard dentist.
Here's one guy I follow, although dentistry is not his main thing. But at the end of this article you'll see other articles that he's written about dental care. https://darkovelcek.wordpress.com/2020/10/27/the-influence-of-the-shp-on-oral-health/
You heard more than what she said. She said that according to the rule, the bond is precedent to the injunction, meaning that if they obeyed the rule they would determine the bond before ruling on the injunction. It is just another rule they are flaunting.
(Could be worse; they could've subverted the rule by determining it only needed a $10 bond and then going ahead.)
El Salvador is helping and doing us a solid by accepting the Venezuelans and other nationalities at all. It makes sense that they would have separate prisons for men and women, and separate capacities for each; I'm sure this will be sorted out as the deportations continue to ramp up.
Thanks. I've always thought that destroying the fiat / Fed Reserve Note and converting it to an asset-backed US Treasury dollar would be the solution for that, putting restrictions on the conversion to favor US-domiciled and repatriated dollars.
Would the Eurodollar situation you describe be the same as other countries where interest-bearing dollar deposits are allowed?
I'm referring to countries like Ecuador, El Salvador and Panama that use the dollar as their primary currency, in addition to the many others that allow dollar accounts like Mexico.