GM,
Back in Malaga in Spain on the Costa del Sol in steady rain at 11 degrees. But that doesn't matter, we have other problems. Europe must focus on its first principles, overcome bureaucratism and the belief in the almighty state, which is always the sign of infantile childishness. The sovereignty of the individual begins with the realization that looking to the state to solve one's own problems is the fundamental problem.
In Europe, we look back on a great history, fatal decisions and bad consequences, but we have something that distinguishes us from all others: a quality of life on which we can build everything we need. Let's work to ensure that the Euro course is no longer ridiculed as those who have the best food (which is true) but otherwise fail completely. Let's destroy the globalists' and socialists' dream of the EUSSR by our actions!
Have a great week everyone.
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In Europe, we look back on a great history, fatal decisions and bad consequences, but we have something that distinguishes us from all others: a quality of life on which we can build everything we need. Let's work to ensure that the Euro course is no longer ridiculed as those who have the best food (which is true) but otherwise fail completely. Let's destroy the globalists' and socialists' dream of the EUSSR by our actions!
Have a great week everyone.
#bitcoin #freedom #europe #nostr #grownnostr #plebchaine #eu #euro #doge
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Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever threw cold water on the idea of raiding $227 billion in frozen Russian assets to bankroll Kyiv’s fight. “Those pushing to grab this cash need to wake up to the fallout,” he warned, pointing to the risk of a global financial tremor. His words underscore a growing unease: what happens when you rattle the cage of market trust?
On one side, a bloc of nations clamors to redirect Moscow’s immobilized funds into Ukraine’s war chest. On the other, heavyweights like Germany and France are sounding the alarm over legal quicksand and economic blowback. Hungary, meanwhile, threw a wrench in the works, reportedly stonewalling a joint EU stance on Ukraine—further proof the bloc’s seams are splitting.
The deadlock comes as Europe grapples with a broader reality check. The recent sell-off of European bonds, sparking a sharp spike in yields, could possibly be cooling the war fever of the continent’s globalist hawks neocons. Seizing Russian assets as loan collateral could be the final straw, shredding confidence in the rules that keep markets steady. For now, the EU’s grand plans remain just that—plans, stalled by cold, hard pragmatism.
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What’s the grand plan to patch this gaping wound? Apparently, it’s to pivot to the one industry that never sleeps: war. Across Germany and its European “allies,” there’s a quiet scramble to stuff idle factories with the clatter of weapons production. Blow it up, build it again—rinse, repeat. It’s the twisted dream of Keynesian hacks and fiat-peddling economists who see salvation in smoke and shrapnel. War doesn’t just prop up GDP; it’s the lifeblood of a system too cynical to innovate its way out of a ditch.
The data screams decline, but the chatter hints at something darker. Is this a slump—or a setup? Either way, the gears are grinding, and they’re not churning out peace.
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