https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/11/24/trump-orders-blacklisting-muslim-brotherhood-branches-as-terrorist-groups
Trump orders blacklisting Muslim Brotherhood branches as ‘terrorist’ groups
White House cites groups’ alleged support for Hamas, accusing them of waging campaign against US interests and allies.
Epstein was involved in the establishment of a customer relationship with Kathryn Ruemmler
The filing says that in February 2019 Epstein’s assistant, Leslie Groff, offered to introduce Mary Erdoes, a top JPMorgan executive, to Ruemmler, because she wanted to open an account with JPMorgan and Epstein thought the two of them “would bond.”
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/08/15/jeffrey-epstein-referred-obama-white-house-counsel-to-jpmorgan.html
>10 billion songs in a liter of liquid
MQ-9 Reaper drone crashed in Afghanistan
Everybody's going into these event markets and things like that, which seems like it's gambling,” he said. “But what are the markets there for? It's not really there for people to go in and just play it like a meme stock, and I think that's what's happened. I think silver became a meme stock, along with platinum and palladium. People want to go into those markets and be able to hedge in those markets, things like that. That's the reason why they have futures markets. They're trying to preserve the integrity of those markets.
Grady said this has nothing to do with limiting people's upside or screwing over the little guy when he finally gets his chance to make money. It's about preserving the role that the futures markets fulfill within the broader market, the real commodities that are needed around the world, all the businesses and supply chains that rely on them. He said that the CME and other players are trying to ensure that speculators can't just completely hijack the market during periods of thin trading and then blow themselves and others up as the positions become untenable.
“That's not what the futures markets are for,” he said. “There's places for them to gamble. Silver has become a meme stock with what happened this week, platinum, palladium as well.”
>they all have this thing about putting sparklers in champagne bottles
malignant narcissism
“This metal wasn’t just a commodity; it was the very backbone of the Middle Kingdom’s monetary system, its taxation, and its unparalleled commercial growth,” Giustra said.
British demand for Chinese goods such as porcelain, silk, and tea created a significant trade imbalance with China, with Britain’s silver flowing steadily eastward. To address this imbalance, British officials began selling opium into China from their Indian colonies, ultimately resulting in an entire nation addicted to the drug.
In the mid-1800s, the two nations went to war over the opium trade and silver demand, a conflict that resulted in Hong Kong becoming a U.K. colony.
“Thus began what Beijing today calls the ‘Century of Humiliation,’” Giustra said.
>does not line up with reality
He heard a loud bang before 'everything inside was engulfed in flames,' he told 20 Minuten.
'Everyone was pushing and shoving their way out of the stairwell,' he continued. 'It was awful. They were all burned. Their clothes were burned away. It really wasn't a pretty sight. The screams… not pretty, not pretty.'
>He should win the Pulitzer Prize for journalism.
>Breaching the lower-floor doors, combined with venting the building by smashing an elevator-shaft roof skylight, effectively turned the building into a huge chimney.
holocaust
noun
Great destruction resulting in the extensive loss of life, especially by fire.
this is disrespectful to the memory of George Floyd
he had a twin?
dunno but Yemen and Ethiopia come to I and I mind