Joe
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I know that you adore Your Hero Trump like only a Devoted Follower would Lex @The Prowler
....now kiss him like a bibi Prowler
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....now kiss him like a bibi Prowler
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Always a flawed but admirable character lollll
You delusional motherfuckers are starting to reap the benefits of your own stupidity
Have fun buying more spoiled groceries for your family, Twinkerbell. You deserve every struggle ahead lol
NO YUO, fuckwit....
mastersplither
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Lol Fredrika sent you into an irreversible spiral
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No one made anything up about Trump. The truth was/is damning. His actions are his own unless you think people are making up that he just started another war in the ME that will not turn out well for anyone.
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Say, Fruit - are people making up that Trumpty Dumpty is a lying desperate psycho?
President Donald Trump has slammed his war partner Israel for an attack on a vital energy facility in Iran, claiming he had no prior knowledge of the strike.
On Wednesday, an Iranian facility linked to South Pars, the largest natural gas field in the world, was bombed. The gas field is Iran’s largest domestic energy source and is shared with Qatar.
Israeli media the strike was carried out by Israel with U.S consent, with saying the attack was planned to sever an economic pipeline for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
However, reports indicate that the U.S. was informed about Israel’s plans.
The quoted a source who said the U.S. knew about the plan, but did not take part in the bombing. The source declined to say if the Trump administration agreed with Israel’s attack.
New also backed the claim that the Trump administration knew, while Axios senior Israeli and U.S. officials were aware of the strike in advance and “even approved it” to put pressure on Iran.
Read on....
President Donald Trump has slammed his war partner Israel for an attack on a vital energy facility in Iran, claiming he had no prior knowledge of the strike.
On Wednesday, an Iranian facility linked to South Pars, the largest natural gas field in the world, was bombed. The gas field is Iran’s largest domestic energy source and is shared with Qatar.
Israeli media the strike was carried out by Israel with U.S consent, with saying the attack was planned to sever an economic pipeline for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
However, reports indicate that the U.S. was informed about Israel’s plans.
The quoted a source who said the U.S. knew about the plan, but did not take part in the bombing. The source declined to say if the Trump administration agreed with Israel’s attack.
New also backed the claim that the Trump administration knew, while Axios senior Israeli and U.S. officials were aware of the strike in advance and “even approved it” to put pressure on Iran.
Read on....
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Yep
"With its control of the , that's what Iran is capable of doing, and probably will do," the professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins told Business Insider by email on Thursday.
Hanke recalled a legendary boxing match dubbed the "" between Ali and George Foreman in 1974. Foreman was the undefeated heavyweight champion, making Ali a major underdog.
However, Ali braced himself against the ropes and absorbed blow after blow until Foreman was exhausted, at which point he counterattacked and floored his opponent.
"The war planners in Washington, D.C. and Jerusalem apparently never understood that, when , Iran would adopt Muhammad Ali's classic rope-a-dope strategy," Hanke said.
The US has used overwhelming force to eliminate almost all of Iran's military infrastructure, but the country continues to disrupt trade, roil financial markets, and threaten global economic growth by attacking neighboring countries and disrupting commerce, which has heaped pressure on President Donald Trump to end the conflict.
Oil and gas prices have soared since the start of the war between Iran and the US and Israel, largely because Iran has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz — a key shipping channel through which — by using mines and missiles to scare off commercial vessels.
Hanke, a former economic advisor to President Ronald Reagan, was the president of Toronto Trust Argentina when it was the world's best-performing market mutual fund in 1995. He said that shutting the strait has triggered an "acute physical ."
He pointed to the prices of and Oman crude, which have "exploded to levels that exceed the famous 2008 spike." He said that has created a "significant gap between prices in the physical markets and the paper markets."
Paper markets "have not yet priced in what's really going on in the real world," he continued, adding that they'll eventually be "mugged by reality" and surge closer to physical prices.
Hanke said that of West Texas Intermediate crude as they think the US government might try to sell futures to keep prices artificially low. Moreover, speculators worry the US might impose an export ban or tax on exports of WTI to hold prices down, he said.
"What about the Iranian knock-out blow?" Hanke wrote. "If that occurs, it will be when the massive collateral damage from the ever-increasing crude prices ripples through every corner of the world economy, inflicting such on Iran's adversaries that they can no longer withstand it."
Hanke has been trading commodities and currencies for more than four decades. As Friedberg Mercantile Group's chief economist in 1985, he predicted the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) would collapse, and oil would plunge to below $10 a barrel, leading his firm to place massive short bets on crude and the Saudi riyal and Kuwaiti dinar.
Hanke was proven right by April 1986 when oil crashed below that level, and the two Middle Eastern currencies tumbled shortly after.
- Steve Hanke says Iran could use economic warfare to outlast the US and win the conflict.
- The veteran economist compared Iran's approach to Muhammad Ali's famous "rope-a-dope" strategy.
- Oil and gas prices spiked on Thursday after an Iranian attack on a key LNG export plant in Qatar.
"With its control of the , that's what Iran is capable of doing, and probably will do," the professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins told Business Insider by email on Thursday.
Hanke recalled a legendary boxing match dubbed the "" between Ali and George Foreman in 1974. Foreman was the undefeated heavyweight champion, making Ali a major underdog.
However, Ali braced himself against the ropes and absorbed blow after blow until Foreman was exhausted, at which point he counterattacked and floored his opponent.
"The war planners in Washington, D.C. and Jerusalem apparently never understood that, when , Iran would adopt Muhammad Ali's classic rope-a-dope strategy," Hanke said.
The US has used overwhelming force to eliminate almost all of Iran's military infrastructure, but the country continues to disrupt trade, roil financial markets, and threaten global economic growth by attacking neighboring countries and disrupting commerce, which has heaped pressure on President Donald Trump to end the conflict.
Power surge
Brent crude and European natural gas prices on Thursday after Iran responded to an Israeli strike on its gas fields by attacking the world's largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plant in Qatar and causing "extensive damage."Oil and gas prices have soared since the start of the war between Iran and the US and Israel, largely because Iran has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz — a key shipping channel through which — by using mines and missiles to scare off commercial vessels.
Hanke, a former economic advisor to President Ronald Reagan, was the president of Toronto Trust Argentina when it was the world's best-performing market mutual fund in 1995. He said that shutting the strait has triggered an "acute physical ."
He pointed to the prices of and Oman crude, which have "exploded to levels that exceed the famous 2008 spike." He said that has created a "significant gap between prices in the physical markets and the paper markets."
Paper markets "have not yet priced in what's really going on in the real world," he continued, adding that they'll eventually be "mugged by reality" and surge closer to physical prices.
Hanke said that of West Texas Intermediate crude as they think the US government might try to sell futures to keep prices artificially low. Moreover, speculators worry the US might impose an export ban or tax on exports of WTI to hold prices down, he said.
"What about the Iranian knock-out blow?" Hanke wrote. "If that occurs, it will be when the massive collateral damage from the ever-increasing crude prices ripples through every corner of the world economy, inflicting such on Iran's adversaries that they can no longer withstand it."
Hanke has been trading commodities and currencies for more than four decades. As Friedberg Mercantile Group's chief economist in 1985, he predicted the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) would collapse, and oil would plunge to below $10 a barrel, leading his firm to place massive short bets on crude and the Saudi riyal and Kuwaiti dinar.
Hanke was proven right by April 1986 when oil crashed below that level, and the two Middle Eastern currencies tumbled shortly after.
Lotte Skoring
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Up another 10 cents overnight - That's up 94 cents since the third.
I'm rooting for a dollar by tomorrow.
COME OOOON TRUMPFLATION !!!!!!
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Drive less, pussy.
Lotte Skoring
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Wouldn't be much point in having a car if I drove less.
...apparently you don't understand it isn't just about gasoline prices and driving personal vehicles.
Typical, you MAGAtards need everything explained to you.
Seamajor
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Funny. The Fat turd is promoting Electrical vehicles. Indirectly of course
Seamajor
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Admirable? He’s a fucking idiot like his followers
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This isn't the Vote for Who You'd Like to Stick It In Your Ass thread, Prowler.
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Yes, yes, yes ... it's all because Trump. We know.
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By Jove, I think yous got it !
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This is all very positive news for the environment.
Joe
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You Hero Trump is doing a wonderful job wrecking/destroying the World Economy Lex @The Prowler
I hope you're getting what you asked for Lex
Seamajor
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Doesn’t matter to you loser. You can’t vote
Ok, model aircraft glue huffing senile geriatric Karen....
Seamajor
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Hate the truth? Story of your pathetic life. Those boobs must be bigger than Tractor Asses sag bags by now
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Joe
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Well...Gold sure has been falling as olf late Lex @The Prowler !
Actually I unloaded some of my gold and copper mining stocks this morning...while they were still in the Black.
Will stay invested in mining, but not as much going forward.
I think gold is gonna fall, and has a ways ta fall prowler.
So your earlier prediction was correct. Actually one one the 'dumpers' appears to be Russia.
when nations go ta war, or banks/corporations are in trouble they gotta dump their gold.
Bought s'more gas/oll sotcks added to those positions. CNQ etc.
Kept the physical gold tho, since I bought it mostly at $1400-$2500
But I think Gold (and Silver) could fall a lot further.
I'll still be up on my gold trade, but not as much as I was before.
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The Prowler
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And off on a tangent he goes!!!!!
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