Regime change ops in energy rich / energy transit countries stop oil and gas getting to market. This > Supports international demand for USD > Hobbles competitors like EU and China Iraq, Libya, Syria — Massive successes Ukraine — Success (Europe crashing) Iran — Failure (so far) Russia — Massive failure (derailing the entire project) Venezuela — Pending

Priced in gold, judging from gold price history, or judging by the price histories for education, health care, or houses themselves, the $2.8 million after 50 years will be worth only about the same as the original $400K. Which means you will have a net loss in real terms. What's more, 7%/year doesn't cover property taxes or maintenence, which will add 2%-5%/year. So it's even more of a net loss. You will probably be able to buy more widgets and AI tokens with the money tho.

Exactly. I believe Trump will massively devalue USD He could do it overnight by decree (like 1933 and 1971), or with a few years of high inflation, or a mix of both This could redistribute housing that will be paid back in huge dollar numbers but peanuts in real terms

EU to prohibit cash payments over €10,000 from Jan 2027 in the name of 'anti-money laundering'. In addition, digital ID verification will be required for customers making cash payments over €3,000. This is a totalitarian attack on freedom and should be roundly condemned.

Revolutionary rage is building Eurocrats attempted to channel that into war against Russia (plus China and Iran and Hamas etc) Total failure. No-one is going to die for Ursula and Marc So its all against all internally

Geopolitics in one tweet: almost all the cheap to produce oil and natural gas is located on the Eurasian continent. With the pivot of Saudi Arabia towards Russia around 2014, the US are losing access to Eurasian resources for printed dollars.

The ruling class is panicking because Millennials and Gen Z own nothing, have nothing to lose, and no reason to defend capitalism. The promises have collapsed & the spell is broken. No amount of Cold War rhetoric & nostalgia on social media can reverse it 🔥🤝🔥🤝🔥

Pharma owns congress. The Senate Democrats weren’t fighting for you. They were fighting for their cartel.

Prospects, a half a century student debt instrument. 😅 This is 🇦🇺.

"In order to resolve bank's unwillingness to lend, and to stimulate the appetite for lending to risky borrowers and to improve the debt's secondary and tertiary markets, we desperately need 50 year paper." Why so many risky borrowers in the US? Because your economy does not produce the standard of living Americans used to enjoy (CA balance) As manufacturing was hollowed out, the difference was made up on by printing/borrowing aka more debt US needs to industrialise at record speed. For that needs a new education system (which would take a generation to see results) I How to industrialise w/ USD as world reserve currency? More 50 year debt won't fix a debt problem

Trump predicts $20 trillion could be injected into the U.S. economy by the end of this year.

Yes

Fuedalism It’s called feudalism, but worse because the bank doesn’t have an obligation to protect you from Vikings

Right. We could give first time homebuyers a tax deduction for their down payment, subject to a cap, and payable upon sale of the property. Many many solutions if Trump wants to help people rather than make hedge funds and private equity richer.

Hedge funds and private equity are salivating.

Australians will riot if you raise the price of a beer by 50 cents. But they'll watch the government import 1,000,000 people a year, ban social media for kids whilst giving them puberty blockers, and freeze your bank account for wrongthink. Bread and circuses. Every time.

US has a debt problem, I'd say it soon will be your only problem Loosening debt for "risky borrowors" might paper cracks temporarily. Might also be a backdoor bailout for Big Finance More debt does not fix debt problems

My grandfather bought an apartment from Blackrock on a 200 year mortgage. 1 bed, 1 bath, no car. My family has been paying it off for 80 years now. We're nearly half way there. We're so grateful that we're not renting. And in just 2 more generations, we'll own it outright. We've only paid $8.6 million in interest. The apartment was $500k initially. The apartment's downtown, near GloboCorp where my grandfather used to work. He died at his desk and they forgot to tell us about it. We found out a few weeks later, only because Blackrock starting chasing us for mortgage payments. Sometimes I get sad knowing that I won't see the apartment paid off in my lifetime. But I know we're building Generational Wealth, so that's OK.

Glad Doug had joined the gold revaluation club