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Thank you, Mr. Peter Drucker. What goes around comes around.
Seven U.S. allies back potential Strait of Hormuz coalition axios.com/2026/03/19/strait-…
Buying offshore crypto after consuming offshore resources isn't evading US tax. Offshore funds normally become taxable after buying American resources. US regulators do need to ensure more gasoline tax-like collections are created for all our consumables.
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AI is a real time-saver, not some badly banked artifice that this NPR correspondent, Bobby Allyn, pretends it to be.
One highly useful aspect of AI: it doesn't waste a nanosecond of your time.
Why doesn't NPR value that?
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So, peanuts. fortune.com/2025/10/18/how-m…
CSM (Ret) Patrick "Tad" Tadina 1942 - 2020
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Everyone gather round, take a knee, drink water, remove your headgear. For this day we honor a warrior.
Courtesy of Vietnam War, God bless & salute...It is with a heavy heart that Grey Team informs you that CSM Patrick Gavin Tadina, the longest continuously serving Ranger in Vietnam and one of the war’s most decorated enlisted soldiers, has died a few days ago in North Carolina. He was 77.
CSM Tadina served in Vietnam with the 173rd AB, LRRP, 74th Infantry Detachment Long Range Patrol, and Company N (Ranger), 75th Infantry. For over 5 years, between 1965 and 1970, he led long-range reconnaissance patrols deep into enemy territory — often dressed in black pajamas and sandals, and carrying an AK-47. His small stature and dark complexion helped him pass for a Viet Cong soldier on patrols in the Central Highlands.
Even though he was a leader, Tadina always took point position in his team. Because of his appearance, he would brazenly walk up to within a few feet of the enemy, open fire, then hastily retreat, leading the surviving enemy pursuers directly into an ambush, previously set up by his team.
A native of Hawaii, Tadina also served in the Dominican Republic, Grenada, and Iraq.
During his 30-year US Army career, Tadina earned two Silver Stars, 10 Bronze Stars — seven with valor — three Vietnamese Crosses of Gallantry, four Army Commendation Medals, including two for valor, and three Purple Hearts.
Rest easy CSM, you will not be forgotten.
H/t: Scott Defries for this over on another channel.
The morass of useless numbers should be tossed. Let's do these vital numbers every week, named STRIDE: Shares outstanding, Taxes paid, Revenue, IRS-defined consumables, Distributions to shareholders, Equity accounts.
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The reverse is better. Report this every weekend: outstanding shares, cumulative revenue, consumption of any IRS-defined resource, distributions to shareholders, and number of total shareholder accounts, that's it.
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Some advice.
Respectful men don't waste time over name-calling or label-making. And it isn't respectful to push another into sharing every roadblock or necessary step. Accept what's comfortable for the speaker.
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Senator Ted Cruz demands regime change in Iran. He’s not interested in the details.
(0:00) Why Does Cruz Want Regime Change in Iran?
(6:28) Is the US Currently Acting in Its Own Best Interest?
(7:49) Was Regime Change in Syria Beneficial to the US?
(12:31) Was the Iraq War a Mistake?
(18:55) Why Aren’t US Politicians Focused on Fixing America’s Problems?
(27:02) How Much Money Is the US Sending to Israel?
(29:17) Does Cruz Think It’s Okay That Foreign Governments Spy on America?
(31:47) How Much Money Has Cruz Taken From AIPAC?
(38:22) To What Extent Is the US Government Influenced by Foreign Governments?
(49:12) Is the Israel of the Bible the Same as the Current Israeli Government?
(55:09) How Does Funding Israel Benefit the US?
(1:11:54) What Happens Next in Iran?
(1:13:42) What Really Is an Isolationist?
(1:19:53) Are There Iranian Assassins Trying to Kill Trump?
(1:30:18) Cruz Knows Nothing About Iran and Wants to Destroy It Anyway
(1:32:55) Trump’s Response to Tucker’s Position on Iran
(1:34:51) Cruz Refuses to Apologize for Supporting the Disastrous Ukraine/Russia War
(1:46:55) Why Does Cruz Think Zelensky Is a Hero?
(1:47:44) Why Did Cruz Support the Blowing up of Nord Stream?
(1:50:12) Is Russia an Enemy of the US?
(1:56:29) Is America the Moral Authority?
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Seemed like the President of France getting slapped by 'real life'.
But the awakening came from Boston students.
Might start a revolution too. Instead of draining taxpayer funds, students might organize a new company and fund it in the private sector. bostonglobe.com/2025/05/27/m…
A better stat since 2000 is the ratio of employees to retirees that nearly topped 4:2, although in two decades fell to 2:2, which is likely inaccurate because today two "employees" are likely the same person working part-time. - foxbusiness.com/media/mike-r… #FoxBusiness
Gary Langer forgot to publish ABC is Pro-Democrat News that polled their employees and friends.
And since the new millennium, only journalists reply to unsolicited phone numbers, texts, or emails.
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Re nationalreview.com/2025/04/w…
@baseballcrank @NRO Dear Dan, we did fight for our license to pursue the American frontier, unfettered. A 'front' that never stopped.
Here's my two cents from 1776, adjusted for inflation. -
Does Mars need our human consciousness?
It's pretty damn efficient there already.
Just kidding. I love our quest for one trillion dollars of waste which should be easy to detect!
Gen-Z removing kitchen sinks from agencies cited for frivolous spending habits (by Grok 3 beta).
The @Vans logo is not "the square root of answer."
The answer is its square.
The solution times itself. A chart factor that when squared oscillates between 0 and a low single-digit fraction. Typically a ratio that when squared indicates an advantage. ladbible.com/news/twitter/va…
Some G7 countries have enjoyed purely deceptive ways of taxing foreign goods... ft.com/content/c3933e2f-787e…
Does Lora Kolodny of CNBC even look at the US stock market? Maybe CNBC doesn't care about the US market.
(Google Finance chart 5-day price return for TSLA and S&P 500) cnbc.com/2025/03/26/tesla-dr…
Oops, in your "Key Points" Sam & Andy you forgot something that triggered everything else. Instead of:
> Russia hits apartments...
It should begin:
> Ukraine re-attacked a Russian oil depot near Englels air base on March 17-18.
(Details matter.) independent.co.uk/news/world…
Yahoo sure likes to flirt with "dangerous" things. It sells hits & ads.
Everyone loves dear old Powell. He shoots straight and is predictable. Can't dislodge him into predicting change. Certainly can't ever attribute the word "dangerous" to him Lol.
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Journalism is fascinating but agree: best to split up large market cap news.
One fact skirted as they looked back over careers: significant economic damage hit Fortune 1000 companies when our federal government began alienating partners Russia and China.
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Rick Sanchez spent a lifetime in television before becoming one of the highest rated anchors at RT. Last summer, the Biden administration forced him out of his job and threatened him with jail for refusing to repeat Zelensky’s talking points. A case study on the death of free speech.
(0:00) Advice From Larry King
(4:27) The Neocon Chokehold on Corporate Media
(8:48) What Was It Like Working for a Russian-Owned Network During the War?
(13:51) Are We Seeing the Death of Free Speech in America?
(19:00) How Biden’s State Department Made Sanchez’s Show Illegal
(32:06) The Russian’s Perspective on the War
(39:33) The Things You Can’t Say Working for Corporate Media
(45:42) So-Called Journalists Defending the Establishment
(55:57) The Deep State’s Worship of War, Death, and Destruction
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