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suleo 3 points ago +5 / -2

The rest of humanity? Absolutely NOT. Russia, China & other places are either thriving or ascending.

The rest of the "West" and its satanic institutions? Absolutely.

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suleo 3 points ago +3 / -0

If you don't have a bankster slavery contract (mortgage), then you should absolutely cancel insurance in south florida, or anywhere else for that matter (but especially in south florida because insurance in FL is totally shit).

Just save up for repairs. it will cost less, even if a rare event happens.

If you do have a bankster slavery contract, you're unfortunately out of luck.

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suleo 21 points ago +21 / -0

Something something white hats.

Something something plan.

But we're talking about humans here (good or bad, doesn't matter), not bricks. Once they're here (or anywhere), they're not easy to take back.

So yea, this plan better work.

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suleo 2 points ago +2 / -0

Sounds like the NJ teachers' union.

Well, besides the 7% part. That's probably 1%.

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suleo 9 points ago +9 / -0

If you think of where Russia was in 1999 vs 2024, and compare it with where America was in 1999 vs 2024....there is absolutely no comparison.

One country rose from the ashes of a 70+ year khazarian occupation followed by 10 years of khazarian oligarchs looting the place to become an industrial & military powerhouse that's also rooted in traditional spiritual/christian values.

The other one declared March 31 to be transgender day.

Yea...

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suleo 4 points ago +4 / -0

The resident got 100% of the black vote because the ones that didn't vote for him, alive or dead ones, are not black.

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suleo 7 points ago +8 / -1

And yet, through the magic of mail-in ballot dumps at 3am, dominion machines subtracting votes in real-time, dominion machines using floating-point numbers instead of integers (because you obviously need floating point when you count votes, 0.8 votes for example), and months-long counting (counting is hard!), the resident 'won'.

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suleo 5 points ago +5 / -0

Every country sends people to kill 140 civilians attending a concert?

Good to know.

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suleo 8 points ago +8 / -0

In the same way that the Russians were blameless when they were under an almost 90 year khazarian occupation.

However, the cold war mentality in THIS COUNTRY was to instill hate for everything russian. I wonder why. Hint hint.

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suleo 2 points ago +2 / -0

Assuming the current DJT price holds or goes higher, and the rate is 60% averaged for the month, it could be up to 2k per month or more. Then of course you have to pay pedojoe's cut too (fed tax).

But the monthly income depends both on the rate and the price of the stock, so if the price goes down (which is the entire point of short selling), then the income will be reduced, and eventually the rate will go down too.

Although the rate is more of an indicator of how hard it is to borrow the stock than the stock's actual price.

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suleo 5 points ago +5 / -0

From a similar brokerage, the stocks they want are:

  • DJT
  • RUM
  • (in the past) GME

DJT lending rates right now are around 60%. A couple years ago they were over 100%, but the shorties did drive the price down to $10 for a while.

EDIT: Important note. I don't know about this particular program but in the one I have in mind you have no control of which stocks they borrow. They can just borrow any stock you have when they feel like it.

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suleo 1 point ago +1 / -0

I don't think we need 'representatives' anymore. Truth is, we never did, but 200 years ago there was a practical justification that was used to fool the masses into accepting that concept. But not anymore.

It's not 1810 anymore. We have things like the internet, videoconferencing & the ability to cast votes online that are verifiable, using encryption & blockchain. There's no need to send some 'elected' men to washington to 'represent' us.

They are not elected, they do not represent us (they represent the special interests that bought and selected them), they are basically archaic. They run on inertial but they're part of an obsolete system that has way outlived any usefulness it had (it's debatable if it ever had any. Special interests are not new, there was plenty of bribery in the 1800s).

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suleo 2 points ago +2 / -0

yea, 'spec op' vs iraqis, on an illegal war with a false premise.

Cowardly chickenshit more likely.

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suleo 5 points ago +5 / -0

He was ok killing some poor iraqis whose only 'fault' was that they were born in iraq. But when it was time to man up, he felt threatened and folded.

Real tough guy, mr 'special forces'.

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suleo 7 points ago +8 / -1

Wow, he felt 'threatened'?

So he was mr tough guy in the illegal invasion of iraq in 2003, but when some traitorous pieces of shit told him to lie, or else, he felt threatened?

What about all those people that went to jail? What about all those lives ruined or actually retaliated because they DID tell the truth and didn't bow to terrorists and satanists?

And this was the guy that was supposed to 'save us'?

What a disappointment.

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suleo 1 point ago +1 / -0

Wow. And I thought HFT fuckery was grade A assholery.

This (what robinhood did) is next level satanic khazarian money magic. So basically not even a broker, just a relay of sorts.

"Capitalism" (lol).

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suleo 1 point ago +1 / -0

Stolen elections have consequences. yet again.

The (shit)show must go on.

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