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„ @realDonaldTrump withdraws support for longtime ally @mtgreenee (@RepMTG)”

Marjorie Taylor Greene

Nov. 14/15, 2025

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You'd think the field that studies money would have a solid grasp of how it works.

But mainstream economics still teaches that banks are intermediaries, loans come from savings, and governments can run out of money.

None of that sh#t holds up.
🧵1/12

The textbook story starts with loanable funds: households save, banks lend those savings, and interest rates tidy everything up.

Nice f#$king story.

Also wrong.
🧵2/12

Banks don't lend out savings.
They create new deposits when they make a loan, literally by typing numbers into an account.

What actually constrains them is capital rules, regulation, and credit risk.
📎 BIS (2016)
🧵3/12

300+ Indian companies reported earnings last week.

We dug through most their con calls — and found 22 worth paying attention to.

Here are the 8 sharpest and most revealing things Indian management teams said.

The entire marketing strategy of consumer brands hinges on this number. Nykaa’s doubling down on Gen Z isn’t a vibe — it’s math.

Delhivery comments on irrational pricing in logistic industry and how it's not a viable strategy. They think the competitive intensity is now saner.

So the matter on hand. For 8 days my dms has been a rotating door of aholes. At 1 pt 5 rotating. Despite my bio saying no dms. Some were initiated. Still there's no excuse for not being decent. But instead, death threats, blackmail, judgement, unsolicited opinions,drama 20+ 1

One thing I learned for each and everyone of you. You're fake as fk. You hide yourself in dms,and portray something totally different in public. So for now on you lost all rights to ur fake 💩. Bring it out in public and have the courage to be yourself. 2

The majority on here have been wonderful becuz I've been public abt what's going on, have refused my apologies for blowing up their inboxes, and blowing hot and cold.They also know it's a deviation, which happens with duress in any human. 3

Pfizer was founded in 1849 as a chemicals business.
176 years.
Billions earned.
BUT Not a single cure?

What it sells today isn't just medicine.
It's a medical dependency.

Because curing a disease once earns you money once.
But managing a disease? That’s lifetime revenue.

Pfizer wasn’t built to eliminate illness.
It was built to manage it profitably.

From chronic treatments to vaccine windfalls, this is the story of how one company became the face of a $1.48 trillion illness economy.

A thread on the pharmaceutical paradox:
Cure Less. Earn More.

Bookmark and retweet this thread to revisit it later

In 2022 alone:
Pfizer earned $100 billion+ in revenue.
More than the GDP of 130+ countries.

But here’s what most don’t see:
That money didn’t come from cures.
It came from subscriptions.

Blood pressure meds
Antidepressants
Cancer adjuncts
COVID boosters

None of these are one-time fixes.
They’re monthly invoices for staying alive.

What’s the real business model?

You don’t build shareholder value by ending problems.
You build it by extending them.

Every extra pill = an extra line in a quarterly earnings report.

Every new patient = recurring revenue.

Every symptom managed = shareholder dividend justified.

1/x Aahh. Wait until the NSR (Northern Sea Route) opens up and the Russian economy will boom and show the west... Maybe not so fast though..

https://twitter.com/jvluijmans/status/1989426278706155801

2/x The NSR will be used by 2 types of traffic: Destination shipping and transit. The former, for example, entails oil extraction in the Barents Sea. Ships will load there and then transport the cargo via the NSR to Asia.

3/x It's said that Arctic routes (between Asia and Europe or the eastern coast of the US) are about 40% shorter than traditional routes via the Indian Ocean, Suez, or, on the other side, the Panama Canal. This is true, but it overlooks some things.

#IndiasRadicalNetwork

In this insightful discussion, Faiz Khan opens up about one of India’s most overlooked security challenges — white-collar radical influence, covert recruitment ecosystems, and

the subtle ideological pipelines shaping young minds across universities, NGOs, digital platforms, and professional spaces.

This conversation explores:

How radical ideologies spread quietly through educated, urban networks

Why deradicalization is India’s most urgent internal security priority

How doctors, engineers, and professionals are being strategically targeted.

The psychological tools used by extremist ecosystems

India’s growing need for community-driven de-radicalization models

Six years in the gym taught me some brutal truths about fitness:

1. Eat all the damn fruits you want.- It’s almost impossible to overeat it.

2. Sugar does not make you fat.
3. If you're not horny, you're not healthy.
4. Most people eat due to B.T.S. (boredom, thirst, or stress) - not hunger. Before you eat, ask yourself: "Am I bored, thirsty or stressed right now?"

5. Exercise is a documented anti-depressant. CNN is a documented depressant. Adjust your life accordingly.
6. A high-protein diet is the best diet.
7. Eggs are a superfood. Not a "food to avoid".

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Why are people blaming Biharis for a lack of political intelligence? Given the choices, I think they have made a wise decision.

Just because Prashant Kishor, after enabling the installation of the worst leaders, woke up one morning and decided to play ‘politician-politician’, doesn't mean people have to write him their properties.

It's not that we haven't seen outsiders becoming leaders. There was a Kejriwal. But he WAS.

There’s a reason the latest New York Times hit on RFK Jr. felt strange.

Not just dishonest.
Not just desperate.
But structurally different — more like a psychological operation than a piece of reporting.

People instinctively feel something is “off,” but they can’t always articulate what they’re reacting to.

This essay is that articulation.

For the first time, we are going to map the architecture of narrative warfare — the behind-the-curtain system legacy media uses to shape public perception, control emotional frames, and enforce ideological obedience.

This is not theory.

It’s a playbook.

And it explains exactly why the RFK piece looks the way it does.

I. The First Layer: Control the Frame
(Before Any Fact Appears)

Narrative warfare begins before facts, data, or quotes.
It begins with framing, the invisible lens through which the audience is forced to interpret the story.

The media never tells you the frame.
They simply make you inhabit it.

The formula:

1. Define the subject emotionally, not factually.
(RFK Jr. becomes “the politician” — a character, not a person.)

2. Position the narrator as sympathetic or authoritative.
(In the RFK hit piece, the narrator is presented as a wounded storyteller.)

3. Decide the moral conclusion before gathering evidence.
(The subject must be discredited, delegitimized, or dehumanized.)

4. Build the story around the conclusion.

This is why everything feels “off.”

The emotional meaning is constructed first.
The reporting is reverse-engineered afterward.

This is framing as psychological engineering.

II. The Second Layer: Replace Evidence
With Emotional Vividness

Narrative warfare doesn’t rely on facts.
It relies on imagery.

Why?

Because the mind stores images more easily than information.

This is why propaganda is always visual, sensory, melodramatic.

Look at the RFK piece:
- Roses
- Poetry
- Tears
- Nicknames
- DMT
- Emotional confession
- Whispered vulnerability
- A “politician” transformed into a romance archetype

This isn’t evidence.
It’s emotional staging.

The technical term in psyops:
Affective anchoring.

If you can make someone feel something, you don’t need documentation.

This is the same mechanism used to:
- Sell wars
- Shape elections
- Control culture
- Smear dissenters
- Elevate insiders
- Manipulate scientific narratives

This is the operating system of psychological media influence.

@thehill 1).
„[Syrian] State television reported that one woman was wounded in the blast, which was caused by an attack by »unknown assailants«, adding that security forces were investigating.

@thehill 2).
The [Syrian] defense ministry statement later said that “!»a number of people« were injured without giving more details.”

Nov. 14, 2025

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