The IDF killed at least five people in a strike on Lebanon Monday in a total of at least eight air raids with fighter jets across the country’s east, which was the latest violation of the ceasefire that was signed late last year.
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ISRAEL DEFENSE MINISTER: GAZA WILL BE RAZED IF HAMAS REFUSES TO GIVE UP
Israel Katz, Tel Aviv’s defense minister, posted on X Monday that an “unprecedented hurricane” hit Gaza the day before, and 30 “multi-story terror buildings” were destroyed as the IDF ramps up its effort to soften the besieged city before an Israeli ground invasion.
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ECONOMIC UPDATE – MARKET OVERVIEW
Is it total incompetence of bureaucrats who are in charge of government agencies—people who can’t get a job in the real world but suck off the public tit and become the most arrogant—or are they just outright bullshitters? That is the question.
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DOWNFALL. NARRATIVE CONTROL, SECURITY THEATER, AND WEALTH EXTRACTION.
We are in unprecedented times. In fact, never before in US history have we been witness to what we are seeing happen right now. Tightening of control… false data, “approved” truths, and security optics… as in “for your safety.”
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AS FORECAST: AI AGENTS BEING DEPLOYED TO CLONE EMPLOYEES
Right now, entrepreneurs and high-level CEOs and social media personalities and “gurus” are on the cutting edge of adopting AI agent technology.
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TOP TREND: ANOTHER GOLDEN YEAR FOR GOLD
Gold’s price surpassed $3,600 on 6 September and seems on its way to at least $3,700, analysts said.
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SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER
In one of Europe’s largest mergers in the last two years, Keurig Dr Pepper is buying JDE Peet's, a Dutch maker of coffee, teas, and soft drinks for $18.4 billion in cash.
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SPOTLIGHT: DIGITAL CURRENCY MOVES INTO THE MAINSTREAM
China is promoting the use of its digital currency more aggressively as part of its push to assert itself as an economic rival to the U.S. and its currency as alternative to the U.S. dollar.
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CHINESE CHIPMAKERS’ STOCK PRICES JUMP
Beijing’s pressure on domestic tech companies to stop buying computer chips from foreign makers is boosting share prices for Chinese companies making chips of all kinds.