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Another 'scoop' , Redpill.
What's going on at Intermountain Health of Utah now?
What's going on at Intermountain Health of Utah now?
Intermountain Health was founded on April 1, 1975, after the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donated fifteen hospitals, as a system, to what would become Intermountain Health.
The year after the completion of the Washington D.C. Temple 🎶
The year after the completion of the Washington D.C. Temple 🎶
Designed to blend mid-century modern elements with traditional temple architecture, it has six gold-tipped spires modeled after the Salt Lake Temple.
Academics have called the denomination a Restorationist church,a new religious movement, and a potential world religion"🤔🎶
Academics have called the denomination a Restorationist church,a new religious movement, and a potential world religion"🤔🎶
@Holden_Culotta “This is the essence of demagoguery.” - Dr Steven Greer
@Holden_Culotta
* 3I/ATLAS psyop - a ruse by Avi Loeb
* 3I/ATLAS psyop - a ruse by Avi Loeb
Steven Greer - Board of Noetic Sciences with astronaut Edgar Wilson (6th man to walk on the moon)
> White House , Laurance Rockefeller
* lucid dreaming
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> White House , Laurance Rockefeller
* lucid dreaming
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@FringeViews Netflix has been playing with that for years. Not just Netflix either.
The new heroes are anti-heroes.
The new heroes are anti-heroes.
@FringeViews Feeds into the technocrats New Morality.
@FringeViews I could write a whole essay on how to corrupt society en masse based on what they're doing.
@JohnnyVedmore @SouthWalesPoli2 @elonmusk LOl. You should have a second camera on you like swilliamism does.
@JohnnyVedmore @SouthWalesPoli2 @elonmusk 'Officer, I'm putting my camera down.. so I'll no longer be filming' 🎶
Trump wins the previously non-existent FIFA Peace Prize.
There's a FIFA Peace Prize now?
There's a FIFA Peace Prize now?
Trump and FIFA president Gianni Infantino are close allies, and Infantino had made clear that he thought Trump should have won the Nobel for his efforts to broker a ceasefire in Gaza
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Interesting.
🚨The Deception by Famous poet Allama IQBAL of ‘SAARE JAHAAN SE ACHHA HINDUSTAN HAMAARA’ is one of the greatest in our BOOKS:
Allama IQBAL did this DECEPTION for INDIAN Audience. Below 6 Paragraphs of Original Version will Make you Think and Think :
Original poem for real audience is called Tarana-e-Milli (Anthem of the Community).. Six Paragraphs 🔥
1. Chīn-o-arab hamārā hindostāñ hamārā
muslim haiñ ham vatan hai saarā jahāñ hamārā
tauhīd kī amānat sīnoñ meñ hai hamāre
āsāñ nahīñ miTānā nām-o-nishāñ hamārā
China/Turkestan is ours, Arabia is ours, India is ours
We are Muslims and the whole world is ours
The treasure of tawhid is in our hearts,
It is not easy to wipe out our name and mark.

Allama IQBAL did this DECEPTION for INDIAN Audience. Below 6 Paragraphs of Original Version will Make you Think and Think :
Original poem for real audience is called Tarana-e-Milli (Anthem of the Community).. Six Paragraphs 🔥
1. Chīn-o-arab hamārā hindostāñ hamārā
muslim haiñ ham vatan hai saarā jahāñ hamārā
tauhīd kī amānat sīnoñ meñ hai hamāre
āsāñ nahīñ miTānā nām-o-nishāñ hamārā
China/Turkestan is ours, Arabia is ours, India is ours
We are Muslims and the whole world is ours
The treasure of tawhid is in our hearts,
It is not easy to wipe out our name and mark.

2. Duniyā ke but-kadoñ meñ pahlā vo ghar ḳhudā kā
ham is ke pāsbāñ haiñ vo pāsbāñ hamārā
teġhoñ ke saa.e meñ ham pal kar javāñ hue haiñ
ḳhanjar hilāl kā hai qaumī nishāñ hamārā
The first house we have liberated from idols is the Ka'abah;
We are its custodians, and It is our protector
We have grown up in the shadows of swords,
Our mascot is the crescent shaped dagger
ham is ke pāsbāñ haiñ vo pāsbāñ hamārā
teġhoñ ke saa.e meñ ham pal kar javāñ hue haiñ
ḳhanjar hilāl kā hai qaumī nishāñ hamārā
The first house we have liberated from idols is the Ka'abah;
We are its custodians, and It is our protector
We have grown up in the shadows of swords,
Our mascot is the crescent shaped dagger
3. Maġhrib kī vādiyoñ meñ gūñjī azaañ hamārī
thamtā na thā kisī se sail-e-ravāñ hamārā
bātil se dabne vaale ai āsmāñ nahīñ ham
sau baar kar chukā hai tū imtihāñ hamārā
Our prayer calls have reverberated in the valleys of the west,
The force of our flow could not be stopped by anyone
O the skies! we will not be subdued by falsehood,
You have tried (our steadfasteness) a hundred times!
thamtā na thā kisī se sail-e-ravāñ hamārā
bātil se dabne vaale ai āsmāñ nahīñ ham
sau baar kar chukā hai tū imtihāñ hamārā
Our prayer calls have reverberated in the valleys of the west,
The force of our flow could not be stopped by anyone
O the skies! we will not be subdued by falsehood,
You have tried (our steadfasteness) a hundred times!
IF YOU'RE STILL DOING THIS MANUALLY IN 2026, YOU'RE FALLING BEHIND.
I automated my entire note-taking and knowledge system with ChatGPT in one afternoon.
I've turned my notes into a "Second Brain" that works for me.
Copy these prompts:
I automated my entire note-taking and knowledge system with ChatGPT in one afternoon.
I've turned my notes into a "Second Brain" that works for me.
Copy these prompts:
1. Universal Capture → Perfect Second Brain note
Prompt:
"You are my Second Brain note processor. Convert the raw input below into a clean, searchable knowledge note I can store long-term.
Step 1) Identify source_type: (meeting / voice / article / book / idea / research / other)
Step 2) Apply the right extraction:
- If meeting/voice: prioritize decisions, action items, owners, deadlines, risks.
- If article/research/book: prioritize claims, evidence, limitations, implications.
- If idea: prioritize clarity, assumptions, next experiments, open questions.
Rules:
- Do NOT rewrite meaning, only clarify.
- Extract the 5–10 most valuable insights.
- Keep wording crisp, avoid fluff.
- Do NOT add facts. If unsure, label “Unverified”.
- Output in Markdown with YAML frontmatter.
YAML fields:
title:
date:
source_type: (meeting / voice / article / book / idea / research / other)
source_details:
people:
topics:
tags:
status: (seed / evergreen / project / reference)
confidence: (high/med/low)
Body format:
# Summary (3–5 bullets)
# Key Insights (numbered, each 1–3 lines)
# Notable Quotes (exact phrases if present)
# Actions (task list with owners + due dates if mentioned)
# Open Questions (what I should clarify next)
# Next Step (recommend next actions for me)
RAW INPUT:
<<>>"
Prompt:
"You are my Second Brain note processor. Convert the raw input below into a clean, searchable knowledge note I can store long-term.
Step 1) Identify source_type: (meeting / voice / article / book / idea / research / other)
Step 2) Apply the right extraction:
- If meeting/voice: prioritize decisions, action items, owners, deadlines, risks.
- If article/research/book: prioritize claims, evidence, limitations, implications.
- If idea: prioritize clarity, assumptions, next experiments, open questions.
Rules:
- Do NOT rewrite meaning, only clarify.
- Extract the 5–10 most valuable insights.
- Keep wording crisp, avoid fluff.
- Do NOT add facts. If unsure, label “Unverified”.
- Output in Markdown with YAML frontmatter.
YAML fields:
title:
date:
source_type: (meeting / voice / article / book / idea / research / other)
source_details:
people:
topics:
tags:
status: (seed / evergreen / project / reference)
confidence: (high/med/low)
Body format:
# Summary (3–5 bullets)
# Key Insights (numbered, each 1–3 lines)
# Notable Quotes (exact phrases if present)
# Actions (task list with owners + due dates if mentioned)
# Open Questions (what I should clarify next)
# Next Step (recommend next actions for me)
RAW INPUT:
<<
2. Meeting Autopilot
minutes → decisions → actions → recap
Prompt:
"Turn the meeting transcript/notes below into an execution-ready output I can use immediately.
Hard rules:
- Do NOT invent facts. If something is missing, write “Missing” and (if helpful) propose a “Suggested” option clearly labeled.
- Prioritize commitments: decisions, owners, deadlines, numbers, and constraints.
- Remove filler, keep wording crisp.
- Preserve exact metrics, dates, names, and quotes when they matter.
Output format:
1) Header
- Title:
- Date:
- Attendees:
- Purpose:
- Context (2–3 lines):
2) Executive Summary (max 5 bullets)
- Focus on outcomes, not discussion.
3) Decisions (if any)
- Decision | Rationale | Impact | Owner of follow-through
(If no decisions, write: “No explicit decisions captured.”)
4) Action Items (table)
Owner | Task (verb-first) | Due Date | Priority (H/M/L) | Dependencies | Status (New/In progress/Blocked)
- If Owner/Due Date not stated: fill with “Missing” and add a “Suggested” guess ONLY if the transcript strongly implies it.
5) Risks & Blockers
- Risk/Blocker | Why it matters | Mitigation | Owner
6) Open Questions
- Question | Who should answer | By when | Why it matters
7) Important Details (only what’s worth remembering)
- Numbers, requirements, constraints, key tradeoffs, decisions-in-waiting.
8) Follow-up Message (ready to send)
Write a concise recap message (Slack/email style):
- 2–3 sentence summary
- Decisions
- Action items (bulleted, with owners + due dates)
- Next meeting / next step (if mentioned)
Tone: clear, professional, friendly.
MEETING TRANSCRIPT / NOTES:
<<>>"
minutes → decisions → actions → recap
Prompt:
"Turn the meeting transcript/notes below into an execution-ready output I can use immediately.
Hard rules:
- Do NOT invent facts. If something is missing, write “Missing” and (if helpful) propose a “Suggested” option clearly labeled.
- Prioritize commitments: decisions, owners, deadlines, numbers, and constraints.
- Remove filler, keep wording crisp.
- Preserve exact metrics, dates, names, and quotes when they matter.
Output format:
1) Header
- Title:
- Date:
- Attendees:
- Purpose:
- Context (2–3 lines):
2) Executive Summary (max 5 bullets)
- Focus on outcomes, not discussion.
3) Decisions (if any)
- Decision | Rationale | Impact | Owner of follow-through
(If no decisions, write: “No explicit decisions captured.”)
4) Action Items (table)
Owner | Task (verb-first) | Due Date | Priority (H/M/L) | Dependencies | Status (New/In progress/Blocked)
- If Owner/Due Date not stated: fill with “Missing” and add a “Suggested” guess ONLY if the transcript strongly implies it.
5) Risks & Blockers
- Risk/Blocker | Why it matters | Mitigation | Owner
6) Open Questions
- Question | Who should answer | By when | Why it matters
7) Important Details (only what’s worth remembering)
- Numbers, requirements, constraints, key tradeoffs, decisions-in-waiting.
8) Follow-up Message (ready to send)
Write a concise recap message (Slack/email style):
- 2–3 sentence summary
- Decisions
- Action items (bulleted, with owners + due dates)
- Next meeting / next step (if mentioned)
Tone: clear, professional, friendly.
MEETING TRANSCRIPT / NOTES:
<<
Reuni todos os prompts do NotebookLM que viralizaram no Reddit, no X e em comunidades de pesquisa.
Eles transformaram um “brinquedo interessante de IA” em uma arma de pesquisa que faz 10 horas de trabalho em 20 segundos.
16 prompts para copiar e colar. Sem enrolação.
Pegue todos 👇
Eles transformaram um “brinquedo interessante de IA” em uma arma de pesquisa que faz 10 horas de trabalho em 20 segundos.
16 prompts para copiar e colar. Sem enrolação.
Pegue todos 👇
1/ O PROMPT DAS “5 PERGUNTAS ESSENCIAIS”
No Reddit, chamaram isso de um “game changer”. Ele obriga o NotebookLM a extrair uma estrutura pedagogicamente sólida em vez de resumos superficiais:
“Analise todas as entradas e gere 5 perguntas essenciais que, ao serem respondidas, capturem os pontos principais e o significado central de todas as entradas.”
No Reddit, chamaram isso de um “game changer”. Ele obriga o NotebookLM a extrair uma estrutura pedagogicamente sólida em vez de resumos superficiais:
“Analise todas as entradas e gere 5 perguntas essenciais que, ao serem respondidas, capturem os pontos principais e o significado central de todas as entradas.”
2/ PROMPT DEFINITIVO PARA AULAS E LEITURAS
“Revise todos os materiais carregados e gere 5 perguntas essenciais que capturem o significado central. Foque em:
– Temas e definições centrais
– Conceitos-chave enfatizados
– Relações entre conceitos
– Aplicações práticas mencionadas”
“Revise todos os materiais carregados e gere 5 perguntas essenciais que capturem o significado central. Foque em:
– Temas e definições centrais
– Conceitos-chave enfatizados
– Relações entre conceitos
– Aplicações práticas mencionadas”
The US Can’t Kick China Out of Latin America Anymore
Why Trump’s New Monroe Doctrine Is Already Too Late
When Trump talks about “taking back” Latin America, about restoring the Monroe Doctrine, around dragging Venezuela, Panama, Brazil, and the rest of the continent back under Washington’s exclusive jurisdiction, many people still interpret this as strength.
It isn’t.
It is exposure.
Only someone who has run out of cards flips the table.
Only a gambler close to bankruptcy reaches for robbery.
If U.S. sanctions still worked, if dollar hegemony were still intact, if political pressure, financial warfare, and diplomatic isolation still delivered results, Washington would not need to personally step into the mud — threatening kidnappings, floating regime-change fantasies, or openly talking about seizing resources as collateral.
This is not muscle-flexing.
This is imperial afterglow.
And the key misunderstanding in Washington is this: the outcome of this struggle does not hinge on whether Maduro survives, or whether a government falls. It hinges on something much more banal, much more material.
When the U.S. looks down at what it still calls its “backyard,” it no longer sees American soil.
It sees Chinese soybeans growing in the fields.
Chinese cranes loading containers in the ports.
Chinese power grids, telecom systems, roads, and railways quietly humming underneath daily life.
This is more powerful than ideology.
That is infrastructure, the backbone of economy.
And infrastructure does not disappear on command. Removing China from Latin America is removing the infrastructure and collapsing the fragile economies.
The Real Endgame: Resources, Collateral, and a Dollar Under Pressure
Trump’s Venezuela obsession is not about democracy, human rights, or even oil in the traditional sense. It is about collateral.
The United States is cornered by its own balance sheet.
In the coming year alone, Washington needs to roll over and issue roughly five trillion dollars in new Treasury debt just to service maturing obligations. But fewer and fewer countries are willing to absorb U.S. debt at scale. Commodity trade is slowly de-dollarizing. If the U.S. is forced to monetize its own debt by printing money to buy Treasuries, inflation becomes uncontrollable.
That path cannot be allowed.
So the theory emerging in Washington is simple: secure massive pools of real assets — oil, gas, rare earths, minerals — re-peg them to the dollar, and restore confidence through material backing.
Venezuela.
Greenland.
Latin America.
On paper, Venezuelan oil reserves are worth tens of trillions. In reality, Venezuelan oil can't be monetized so easily.
Venezuela’s Oil Trap: Why China Cannot Be Replaced
Venezuelan crude is among the most difficult on Earth to monetize. It is extra-heavy, buried deep, and requires extremely sophisticated extraction, upgrading, and transport infrastructure.
Only two countries on Earth have the technical and industrial depth to build and operate such systems at scale: China and the United States.
China already did it.
China buys roughly 70% of Venezuela’s oil. China financed, built, and operates much of the infrastructure that makes that oil usable and exportable.
If China is pushed out, who replaces it?
American oil majors — Chevron, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips (COP) — have no incentive to sink one hundred billion dollars over five years into facilities that could be expropriated the moment political winds shift again. The risk profile is suicidal.
And even if U.S. companies did step in, who would they sell to?
China is the only buyer large enough, patient enough, and technically compatible with this type of crude. If China is expropriated and sanctioned out of Venezuela, retaliation is inevitable. Supply chains will be disrupted. Markets will close. Sanctions will travel both ways.
Washington’s Venezuela fantasy collapses under its own economic logic.
Why Trump’s New Monroe Doctrine Is Already Too Late
When Trump talks about “taking back” Latin America, about restoring the Monroe Doctrine, around dragging Venezuela, Panama, Brazil, and the rest of the continent back under Washington’s exclusive jurisdiction, many people still interpret this as strength.
It isn’t.
It is exposure.
Only someone who has run out of cards flips the table.
Only a gambler close to bankruptcy reaches for robbery.
If U.S. sanctions still worked, if dollar hegemony were still intact, if political pressure, financial warfare, and diplomatic isolation still delivered results, Washington would not need to personally step into the mud — threatening kidnappings, floating regime-change fantasies, or openly talking about seizing resources as collateral.
This is not muscle-flexing.
This is imperial afterglow.
And the key misunderstanding in Washington is this: the outcome of this struggle does not hinge on whether Maduro survives, or whether a government falls. It hinges on something much more banal, much more material.
When the U.S. looks down at what it still calls its “backyard,” it no longer sees American soil.
It sees Chinese soybeans growing in the fields.
Chinese cranes loading containers in the ports.
Chinese power grids, telecom systems, roads, and railways quietly humming underneath daily life.
This is more powerful than ideology.
That is infrastructure, the backbone of economy.
And infrastructure does not disappear on command. Removing China from Latin America is removing the infrastructure and collapsing the fragile economies.
The Real Endgame: Resources, Collateral, and a Dollar Under Pressure
Trump’s Venezuela obsession is not about democracy, human rights, or even oil in the traditional sense. It is about collateral.
The United States is cornered by its own balance sheet.
In the coming year alone, Washington needs to roll over and issue roughly five trillion dollars in new Treasury debt just to service maturing obligations. But fewer and fewer countries are willing to absorb U.S. debt at scale. Commodity trade is slowly de-dollarizing. If the U.S. is forced to monetize its own debt by printing money to buy Treasuries, inflation becomes uncontrollable.
That path cannot be allowed.
So the theory emerging in Washington is simple: secure massive pools of real assets — oil, gas, rare earths, minerals — re-peg them to the dollar, and restore confidence through material backing.
Venezuela.
Greenland.
Latin America.
On paper, Venezuelan oil reserves are worth tens of trillions. In reality, Venezuelan oil can't be monetized so easily.
Venezuela’s Oil Trap: Why China Cannot Be Replaced
Venezuelan crude is among the most difficult on Earth to monetize. It is extra-heavy, buried deep, and requires extremely sophisticated extraction, upgrading, and transport infrastructure.
Only two countries on Earth have the technical and industrial depth to build and operate such systems at scale: China and the United States.
China already did it.
China buys roughly 70% of Venezuela’s oil. China financed, built, and operates much of the infrastructure that makes that oil usable and exportable.
If China is pushed out, who replaces it?
American oil majors — Chevron, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips (COP) — have no incentive to sink one hundred billion dollars over five years into facilities that could be expropriated the moment political winds shift again. The risk profile is suicidal.
And even if U.S. companies did step in, who would they sell to?
China is the only buyer large enough, patient enough, and technically compatible with this type of crude. If China is expropriated and sanctioned out of Venezuela, retaliation is inevitable. Supply chains will be disrupted. Markets will close. Sanctions will travel both ways.
Washington’s Venezuela fantasy collapses under its own economic logic.
II/
Ports, Infrastructure, and the Chancay Pivot
Zoom out, and the problem becomes systemic.
China has not merely traded with Latin America.
It has rewired it.
Ports, roads, railways, power grids, telecom networks — many of these systems are smart, automated, and remotely managed.
The Chancay Port in Peru is the clearest illustration of this shift. Once operational, it shortened South America–Asia shipping routes by weeks and bypassed U.S.-controlled chokepoints. Copper, lithium, agricultural products, and minerals can now flow east faster, cheaper, and with far greater autonomy.
These are not docks that can simply be seized and reassigned.
They are deeply integrated Chinese-built ecosystems. Remove China, and the system does not change owners — it stops functioning.
This is the core problem Washington refuses to confront.
It is not trying to block trade.
It is trying to uninstall an operating system.
Doing so would paralyze Latin American economies. Ports would fall silent, power grids would falter, telecommunications would degrade, and without functioning infrastructure, Latin American resources would cease to be monetizable.
Twenty Years Too Late
Twenty years ago, China’s presence in Latin America was close to zero.
Walk into a supermarket in Santiago or São Paulo in the early 2000s and you saw American brands stacked wall to wall. Back then, if Washington sneezed, Latin America caught a cold.
Today, the data tells a different story.
China is now the largest trading partner of Brazil, Chile, Peru, and several other countries. Bilateral trade has surged into the hundreds of billions.
This shift did not happen overnight.
It happened container by container.
Railway by railway.
Port by port.
Chile’s cherries, Brazil’s soybeans, Ecuador’s shrimp are staples on Chinese dinner tables.
This is demand gravity.
Lithium, Energy, and Strategic Chokepoints
If agriculture is flesh, energy and minerals are bone and blood.
The Lithium Triangle — Chile, Bolivia, Argentina — controls more than half of the world’s known lithium reserves. But reserves alone are meaningless.
What matters is refining.
China dominates lithium processing.
The United States talks about electric vehicles, green transitions, and technological leadership, yet the refining capacity and supply chains that make these ambitions possible remain firmly in Chinese hands.
This is the structural asymmetry Washington cannot escape.
If China ever tightens refining exports, Western EV and battery supply chains face immediate disruption. This is not just a trade dispute. It is leverage over future industrial standards.
A Buyer’s World
We now live in a buyer’s market.
Whoever controls the largest consumer base controls pricing power.
Latin American farmers, miners, and exporters understand this perfectly. Anger Washington, and life may become uncomfortable. Anger China, and the market itself disappears.
That is survival.
China’s presence in Latin America looks like commerce. In reality, it functions as armor. When interests are bound tightly enough, any attempt to tear them apart becomes self-destructive.
The Monroe Doctrine was written for a world of gunboats.
This is a world of supply chains.
And in that world, China is already embedded — too deeply to remove without tearing the system apart.
Ports, Infrastructure, and the Chancay Pivot
Zoom out, and the problem becomes systemic.
China has not merely traded with Latin America.
It has rewired it.
Ports, roads, railways, power grids, telecom networks — many of these systems are smart, automated, and remotely managed.
The Chancay Port in Peru is the clearest illustration of this shift. Once operational, it shortened South America–Asia shipping routes by weeks and bypassed U.S.-controlled chokepoints. Copper, lithium, agricultural products, and minerals can now flow east faster, cheaper, and with far greater autonomy.
These are not docks that can simply be seized and reassigned.
They are deeply integrated Chinese-built ecosystems. Remove China, and the system does not change owners — it stops functioning.
This is the core problem Washington refuses to confront.
It is not trying to block trade.
It is trying to uninstall an operating system.
Doing so would paralyze Latin American economies. Ports would fall silent, power grids would falter, telecommunications would degrade, and without functioning infrastructure, Latin American resources would cease to be monetizable.
Twenty Years Too Late
Twenty years ago, China’s presence in Latin America was close to zero.
Walk into a supermarket in Santiago or São Paulo in the early 2000s and you saw American brands stacked wall to wall. Back then, if Washington sneezed, Latin America caught a cold.
Today, the data tells a different story.
China is now the largest trading partner of Brazil, Chile, Peru, and several other countries. Bilateral trade has surged into the hundreds of billions.
This shift did not happen overnight.
It happened container by container.
Railway by railway.
Port by port.
Chile’s cherries, Brazil’s soybeans, Ecuador’s shrimp are staples on Chinese dinner tables.
This is demand gravity.
Lithium, Energy, and Strategic Chokepoints
If agriculture is flesh, energy and minerals are bone and blood.
The Lithium Triangle — Chile, Bolivia, Argentina — controls more than half of the world’s known lithium reserves. But reserves alone are meaningless.
What matters is refining.
China dominates lithium processing.
The United States talks about electric vehicles, green transitions, and technological leadership, yet the refining capacity and supply chains that make these ambitions possible remain firmly in Chinese hands.
This is the structural asymmetry Washington cannot escape.
If China ever tightens refining exports, Western EV and battery supply chains face immediate disruption. This is not just a trade dispute. It is leverage over future industrial standards.
A Buyer’s World
We now live in a buyer’s market.
Whoever controls the largest consumer base controls pricing power.
Latin American farmers, miners, and exporters understand this perfectly. Anger Washington, and life may become uncomfortable. Anger China, and the market itself disappears.
That is survival.
China’s presence in Latin America looks like commerce. In reality, it functions as armor. When interests are bound tightly enough, any attempt to tear them apart becomes self-destructive.
The Monroe Doctrine was written for a world of gunboats.
This is a world of supply chains.
And in that world, China is already embedded — too deeply to remove without tearing the system apart.
#Geopolitics #China #USA #LatinAmerica #BeltAndRoad #Infrastructure #Venezuela #SupplyChain #Brazil #Chile #Argentina
#Bolivia #Perou
Also on Substack:
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#Bolivia #Perou
Also on Substack:
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🚨RFK Jr & Dr. Judy Mikovits drop a BOMBSHELL:
"Operation Warp Speed was a MILITARY OP run by NSA & Pentagon—NOT health experts! Not Moderna. Not Pfizer. Vaccines were built by war contractors!"
"Operation Warp Speed was a MILITARY OP run by NSA & Pentagon—NOT health experts! Not Moderna. Not Pfizer. Vaccines were built by war contractors!"
Video Credit: @SecKennedy @DrJudyAMikovits @TheClayClark
Full Podcast Episode...
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🚨 We Investigated Alleged Fraud in St. Louis.
In this video, we investigate alleged fraud in St. Louis after a local business raised multiple red flags. We went to the location, reviewed what’s publicly available, and lay out our findings so viewers can decide for themselves. Check out all the evidence for yourself here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
If you support independent investigation and real-world reporting, make sure to follow and subscribe across our platforms:
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📱 Instagram - @StraightTalkIsaiah
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Your support helps us keep asking the tough questions. Like, share, and comment your thoughts below.
Big thanks to @josephhett27 for his major help on this video, including being on camera, capturing drone footage, and assisting with editing. Also, thank you to Nick for his support with filming, directing, and producing the graphics we needed.
In this video, we investigate alleged fraud in St. Louis after a local business raised multiple red flags. We went to the location, reviewed what’s publicly available, and lay out our findings so viewers can decide for themselves. Check out all the evidence for yourself here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
If you support independent investigation and real-world reporting, make sure to follow and subscribe across our platforms:
📺 Rumble & YouTube – @StraighTalkIsaiah
📱 Instagram - @StraightTalkIsaiah
🎵 TikTok – @StriaghtTalkIsaiah
Your support helps us keep asking the tough questions. Like, share, and comment your thoughts below.
Big thanks to @josephhett27 for his major help on this video, including being on camera, capturing drone footage, and assisting with editing. Also, thank you to Nick for his support with filming, directing, and producing the graphics we needed.
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The van company filmed dropping kids off at the closed Quality Learing Center holds a multimillion-dollar contract with Minneapolis Public Schools signed by the finance boss now placed on leave. And that’s not the only questionable deal…👇🏻
IRAN IN THE AUTUMN OF US IMPERIALISM, a historical & analytical 🧵 to dispel the myths. Research articles included.
Since 1979, Iran has been the greatest nation-state threat to US imperialism's domination of West Asia. The US armed Iraq & launched the Iran-Iraq War to destroy the Revolution and the threat it posed to imperialism. It failed. 2/n
The US maintains one of the strongest sanctions regimes in world history against Iran, blocking it from its own bank accounts around the world, medicine, critical machinery, etc. These sanctions have also failed, even as they harm the masses. 3/n
@femmeazadi @visegrad24 Does this @femmeazadi work for Kesra Nermend too?
If yes then they are a subgroup of IRGC and just to earn funds for the IRGC play this theater.
The main nest of the IRGC in the EU is located in Szczecin city in Poland.
If yes then they are a subgroup of IRGC and just to earn funds for the IRGC play this theater.
The main nest of the IRGC in the EU is located in Szczecin city in Poland.
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