Jew Laura Loomer say
“Another 9/11”.
Then Says muslims underbreath.
Ff incoming blame muslims.
https://youtu.be/ic9EG8tqMns
Talks of another 9/11
https://youtu.be/-6kQg0n8NkI
Steve Bannon Just Called For NETANYAHU To Be REMOVED IMMEDIATELY and Gets HEATED With Laura Loomer.
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Anyone else draw rhe conclusion/ coincidence about everyone waking up to Israel and USA “dropping the penny” same timeline?
Hmmmmmm
the penny’s retirement marks the end of an era—and the start of a global habit of rounding up, rounding down, and rethinking the value of
loose change.
The penny has dropped" is an idiom meaning that someone has suddenly understood or realized something after a period of confusion. It suggests a delayed but clear moment of comprehension, like a coin finally dropping into a slot machine to activate it.
Meaning and usage
Final realization: It signifies a moment when a person "puts two and two together" and gets the correct answer.
Delayed understanding: The phrase is particularly useful when the realization takes some time to occur.
Informal and British: It is an informal and mainly British English expression, though it is understood in other parts of the world.
Example
"I was talking to him for an hour, and he just didn't get it. Then the penny dropped and he suddenly understood why I was upset," says this example from YouTube.
"He had to read the lettering at the bottom of the card before the penny dropped," is another example from Collins Dictionary.
Origin
The idiom comes from the sound and action of a penny dropping into a coin-operated machine, like a payphone or a toy dispenser, to make it work.
The phrase first appeared in print in a 1930s British newspaper.
Merriam-Webster
https://www.merriam-webster.com
THE PENNY DROPS Definition & Meaning
The meaning of THE PENNY DROPS is —used to say that someone finally understands something after not understanding it for a time. How to use the penny drops …
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The Penny Finally Drops, For Good
The U.S. retires its one-cent coin after 232 years, triggering rounding rules and retail confusion.
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November 14, 2025
The United States has finally pulled the plug on its one-cent coin.
After 232 years, the U.S. Mint has struck its last penny, bringing an end to a denomination that has long cost far more to produce than it was worth.
According to Time Magazine, the decision stems from a directive issued under President Donald Trump after production costs spiralled to nearly four times the coin’s face value. With the Mint set to exhaust its remaining blanks, new pennies will no longer be made—though the billions already in circulation remain legal tender.
That means the familiar copper-coloured coin isn’t disappearing overnight. Time reports that an estimated 250 billion pennies are still in circulation, enough to keep them appearing in wallets and cash drawers for years. Yet businesses across the U.S. are already feeling the strain, with many operating without pennies due to ongoing shortages. A retailer survey cited by Time Magazine found that nearly two-thirds have taken to rounding down cash totals, a practice that collectively costs companies millions.
The absence of a national rounding policy has only magnified the confusion. When Canada retired its penny in 2012, the government mandated cash totals be rounded to the nearest five cents. The U.S. has offered no such guidance, leaving retailers to improvise: some round down, others round to the nearest nickel, and many simply try to avoid cash transactions altogether.
For consumers, Time notes that the financial impact is minimal. The rounding differences are tiny, and the average shopper may barely notice the change. For the U.S. government, however, the savings are substantial—roughly US $56 million a year once penny manufacturing fully ceases.
Sectors that depend heavily on cash, from convenience stores to laundromats, face a more complicated transition. Some businesses have reportedly begun stockpiling pennies or instructing employees to withdraw rolls from local banks before supplies disappear, according to Time Magazine.
The U.S. is not the first country to drop small-value coins and likely won’t be the last.
The Government of India decided to call in from circulation coins of denomination of 25 paise and below with effect from end-June 2011, and these coins ceased to be legal tender for payment.
But the penny’s retirement marks
the end of an era—and the start of a global habit of rounding up, rounding down,
and rethinking the value of
loose change.
https://stratnewsglobal.com/united-states/the-penny-finally-drops-for-good/
https://youtu.be/9qIATAMWq3E
Loose Change: Remembering 9/11, twenty years on
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https://thedigestonline.com/news/us-mint-ends-penny-production-2025/
NEWS
R.I.P. Penny: 232 Years of Loose Change
BY STAFF
NOVEMBER 12, 2025
Does this help the end the fed and gold will end the fed cause?
Seems sad we are losing the cash penny.
Loose Change?
Related?
https://thedigestonline.com/news/us-mint-ends-penny-production-2025/
NEWS
R.I.P. Penny: 232 Years of Loose Change
BY STAFF
NOVEMBER 12, 2025
The penny is officially dead. The humble—borderline useless—one-cent coin that cost more to make than it was worth has been taken out of production.
On Wednesday, the U.S. Mint struck the final penny in Philadelphia, bringing 232 years of coin production to an end. Born in 1793 under the Coinage Act authored by Alexander Hamilton, the penny had long outlived its usefulness. Its copper-coated form, once a symbol of frugality, had become a financial liability as copper prices rose. By the end of its life, producing a single penny cost nearly four times its value. Top Treasury officials were present for the final strike. There were no speeches or ceremonies beyond the routine marking of history. The last penny left the press quietly, joining hundreds of billions still circulating across the country. For now, cash transactions will continue, but businesses will round prices to the nearest five cents as the coins slowly vanish from pockets, wallets and purses. Truthfully, they disappeared from most people’s belongings long ago. Over the centuries, the penny wore many faces. Lady Liberty appeared at its birth while Abraham Lincoln adorned the front for more than a century. The reverse saw everything from wheat stalks to the Lincoln Memorial to a Union shield. Its composition changed too—from pure copper to steel during World War II and finally to mostly zinc with a thin copper coating.
Still, the penny left a cultural mark. A dropped penny was said to bring luck for 24 hours and schoolchildren often learned lessons about value through it. The coin appeared in math problems, collections and countless idioms about thrift.
Yet in practical terms, the penny had become irrelevant. Nothing could be bought with a single cent and its production costs made it a target for fiscal reform. Over the centuries, the penny wore many faces. Lady Liberty appeared at its birth while Abraham Lincoln adorned the front for more than a century. The reverse saw everything from wheat stalks to the Lincoln Memorial to a Union shield. Its composition changed too—from pure copper to steel during World War II and finally to mostly zinc with a thin copper coating.
Still, the penny left a cultural mark. A dropped penny was said to bring luck for 24 hours and schoolchildren often learned lessons about value through it. The coin appeared in math problems, collections and countless idioms about thrift.
Yet in practical terms, the penny had become irrelevant. Nothing could be bought with a single cent and its production costs made it a target for fiscal reform.
Rounding up?
Irrelevant?
Costs four cents to make one?
Yet in practical terms, the penny had become irrelevant
Who really took the extra three cents is my question?
Accounting errors like Rumsfield and pentagon….LOOSE CHANGE?
9/11
I feel weird about the penny news.
The penny issue seems bigger meaning than the world realizes?
Loose Change 9/11 - An American Coup (2009)
Full doc
https://youtu.be/ipcQBQ2P3l4
No sauce, just was pondering how creepy our enemies are.
Imagine if we found out they have been printing pennies , the inside, since after 9/11 with the metal from twin towers. We all held it in our hands.
And now the penny is dead is comms. Rip penny.
And that is why it costs four cents to make one cent.
A slap in Our faces.
Laughing at us.
Who did the accounting for the real cost of the penny making.
Listen as the Jew reporter is on phone reserving for the screening of movie 9/11.
Weird.
And the beginning they show street signs saying to call 911 if a drunk driver.
The 9 and 11 Shit really bugs me.
Why did the emergency to police
get the 9 and 11 . 911
And harvey levin.
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Save the part where harvey says do they think we are stupid…good sound bite for when shit comes out about israel, for memes