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LOL I can see that! 🙂 PS Clowns suck!

People smiling in public causes me anxiety.
Faces need to remain neutral. Lol

They’ve got some lunacy going on in GB … arresting people for posting on social media while grooming gangs etc go wild!

I’m wondering when the citizens are going to turn it around and put things in a way that they are causing anxiety to them for similar reasons. And then when they don’t do anything about it which they won’t, sue them for discrimination and if they can get class actions against them all the better. Seems like there’s a gold mine of discrimination going on. That the police themselves because of discrimination are causing a lot of not just anxiety but harm by empowering discrimination, lawlessness and violence against them.

We make it illegal to frown in public. Only happy faces are allowed. If you offend then a fine is deducted from your CBDC account.

… and don’t forget the Breathe Tax! (Don’t scoff this is already proposed by the WEF demons)

illuminatibot
@iluminatibot
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British police arrest a man for sharing a social media post that caused somebody “anxiety”.

“Why am I in cuffs because of something he shared, then I shared?”

“Because someone has been caused anxiety based upon your social media post. That’s why you’ve been arrested.”

https://x.com/iluminatibot/status/2031135502498243041

Maddog – I have a lot to say to you but you won’t hear, so I’ll let it go, other than to say this. I don’t seek to imprison non-Christians, yet SOME of them seek to imprison Christians, not their sworn enemies the Muslims, Christians. Make sense of that.

ferret – agree with pretty much everything you said. In the end, they will accept a peace with joy drafted by the one who will break it, and then be brought to their knees.

As for Iran and Trump’s decision, Trump said yesterday he made the decision based on information given him by Witcoff, Kushner and Hegseth. Wow, just wow.

Lukas Ekwueme
@ekwufinance
Share of global seaborne commodity flows transiting the Strait of Hormuz

Imports + exports:

1) Fertilizer: 33%
2) Methanol: 32%
3) Crude: 31%
4) Minerals: 24%
5) LNG: 19%

Any serious, prolonged disruptions will have consequences beyond oil

graphics

Firstly the western governmental and moral heritage, such as it is, is scandinavian in nature, neither jewish or christian.

Secondly, the judeo part stopped with Christ. That’s when the Christian element took over, it’s not complementary. Religious Jews have nothing in common with Christians. They are denialists.

Mark 12, vs 30-31. “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. The second is this: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no commandment greater than these.”

‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ This revokes Genesis when God gave the middle east to Abraham, because the jews have disobeyed God so much. Thus Jesus. There is no love from Israel, the Zionists or the religious Jews.

Psalm 137 vs 9. “Happy shall he be, that taketh and dasheth thy little ones against the rock”, yeah, right, that’s what Jesus came to oppose. That’s why we have the wars in the middle east. Yes, I think Trump is right in eliminating the nuclear threat from Iran. But the Jewish heritage is preventing a lasting peace.

Just as there are Christians who don’t follow the teachings of Jesus, there are Muslims who do not follow the teachings of Muhammed, or Jesus, who they recognize as a great prophet.
Let’s not tar either group as bad.

Not much, but a little surprising with oil down. Rates still firming, even with the weaker dollar.

Our gains are slipping, but still up decently.

Toss a coin.

They mostly hate Christians. I can’t reconcile this because nothing has changed for 2K years. 64% of Americans consider themselves Christian.

https://x.com/mandyarthur/status/2031086771778589123?s=46

Hopefully that keeps us on the right trajectory today. The dollar is still sliding a little but rates bounced up a couple bips. All indications are still positive for the moment with the shares modestly higher. Oil still with an $88 handle. SM and Bitcoin up. Gold pushing $5200, still impressive that we didn’t break $5K this time.

Everything is subject to change based on war news I suppose, but hopefully we start a new uptrend.

The dollar the biggest manipulation by the greedy who thinks that’s the only thing that matters. That the world revolves around paper instead of what it buys they go in debt over. That unlike gold and silver can go to zero and even negative.

Amongst other things some were reacting to a rumor that central banks stopped buying, they haven’t nor any known plans to stop.

de-dollarization strategies, geopolitical uncertainty, and a desire to diversify reserves. Projections suggest 2026 demand will remain high, between 750 and 900 tonnes, with notable activity from China, Russia, India, and Turkey.

GOLDINVEST.de +3

Key Developments in March 2026:

• Persistent Demand: Despite a potential slowdown in early 2026, the long-term trend of, and rationale for, central bank gold accumulation remains strong.
• Specific Actors: The Democratic Republic of Congo’s central bank is increasing its gold reserves, using a state-owned trader for acquisitions. China’s central bank has continued purchasing for 16 consecutive months as of March 2026.
• Diversification Methods: The Bank of Korea announced plans in Q1 2026 to incorporate gold ETFs into its portfolio, signaling new methods for central banks to hold gold.
• Market Impact: The sustained, high-volume buying by central banks acts as a “floor” for gold prices, which have seen significant, record-setting increases.
  World Gold Council +5

This ongoing accumulation is part of a structural shift away from U.S. dollar-denominated assets.

..Dollar dominated assets hum

 

Silver.  select central banks have begun purchasing or accumulating silver as of 2025-2026, marking a significant shift from decades of focusing solely on gold. Russia, India, and Saudi Arabia are noted for initiating or increasing their silver holdings for diversification, strategic reserves, and as a sanction-proof asset.

YouTube +4

• Key Players: The Russian central bank has explicitly added silver to its reserves
  . Saudi Arabia has invested in silver through ETFs
  . Reports indicate China is buying silver directly from Latin American miners
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• • Motivations: Driven by growing economic uncertainty, geopolitical risks, and the need to diversify away from USD holdings.
  • Significance: While gold remains the primary reserve asset, this move indicates a potential resurgence of silver as a monetary, not just industrial, asset.
  • Market Impact: Despite these moves, central banks are still not buying silver on the same massive scale as gold, but their entry into the market is adding to existing supply deficits.
    markets.businessinsider.com +6

Although this trend is growing, it is still in its early stages compared to the massive gold-buying spree that has seen over 1,000 tonnes purchased annually by central banks since 2022.

Rumors during selling Central banks stopped buying. False they may slow here and there but not have stopped.

Central banks are primarily buying, not selling, gold as of early 2026, driven by a long-term strategic pivot to diversify reserves, hedge against inflation, and manage geopolitical risks. While some central banks (e.g., Uzbekistan, Thailand) have occasionally sold to lock in high prices, the overall trend is net purchasing, with banks like Poland planning significant acquisitions.

Business Insider +3

Key Trends and Reasons:

• Persistent Buying: Central bank gold purchases have continued to be robust, often described as a “golden pivot” rather than a temporary reaction, with high buying rates sustained into 2026.
• Geopolitical Hedging: Rising geopolitical tensions and sanctions risks have driven banks to prefer gold, which has no counterparty risk and cannot be frozen by foreign governments.
• Reserve Diversification: Many banks, particularly in emerging markets, are diversifying away from U.S. dollar reserves.
• Occasional Selling: Sales are rare, usually performed by gold-producing nations (like Uzbekistan) taking advantage of record-high prices to generate liquidity.
  J.P. Morgan +4

Central banks generally view gold as a crucial, secure, and liquid asset, making large-scale selling unlikely in the current economic climate.

With war being a bit bearish something bullish currently going on for now. 1 min 1hr Day has three white soldiers ” down the road bullish”  ‘ last one so far if holds and middle candle is a bullish hammer candle taking out bears and the bulls stops to buyers coming in.

Looking for $90 Crimex if the pm fix holds up.

Dollar creeping up again. Oil back to $88

maddog – did silver bottom?

That chart looks like the silver chart a couple months ago, no?

Crazy.

Holy crap, now down to $84! Must be a lot of carnage. Imagine that, oil getting treated like pm’s.

Rates and dollar slipping as well.

Hope we have some game. Let’s see what Shanghai looks like.

The monthly shows a perfect top line and the daily shows a bull flag building, to creat the power to break above the top line

Here is the Daily

Here we can see a classic I H&S…we have 5 waves up then 3 down, ending at a near perfect 38 %…..once we break up that top line will go….with a target of @ 170

My wife’s tumour was immune to chemo, bromocrytpine (from memory) had minimal results in a minority of patients – not all tumours are the same. But, that was 30 years ago! If there’s a second hand car salesman pushing a new therapy and we need it, we’ll listen.

A tanker passed Hormuz on Sunday, but I don’t the nationality of anything. But Monday a Greek ship carrying Saudi oil to India went through. That’s why everything reversed. So Iran’s weapons capability seems under control. Which means nothing as far as the actual war is concerned if regime change is the objective. The new leader is a war veteran from the Iraq/Iran eight year war. His wife (well, one of them anyway) was killed in an Israeli air attack, as was his father, he’s an IRGC approved replacement and possibly more hard line than his father. You’ve got approaching a million IRGC soldiers and stooges embedded in the population; think of it as North Korea lite, who will keep the peasants in order because that gives them their privileges. In addition you have the regular armed forces. Presumably the IRGC guys are all hard core islamic militants or they wouldn’t have the job. So regime change without a land war in Asia is impossible. Actually, even with a land war it’s highly improbable. Trump has blasted Putin for not winning his war Special Operation quickly – ha! let’s see how he goes against a country on their territory (which is totally unforgiving) against a population which has a large percentage of govt. sympathisers. You won’t be welcomed with roses in guns like in Europe.

… banging the PM stocks lower on the close again … some nice reversals today … nevertheless.

Yippi yi yo … chuckle

Trump is just lying again … Iran has far more resolve and missiles than the US, NATO … anybody.

We will see … all I can say now is expect volatility … as the markets separate the fact from fiction.

Algos don’t put gas in your car.

Spit

Hard to know what the truth really is. It all could be a ploy to protect Trump politically.

Cheers