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Telegram burnout is a thing. Need a break. Will take a break.

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The pope is dead, media is already writing about how we “could get the first ever black pope”. Not that I’m a fan of the catholic church or the whole idea of a pope who’s “infallible”, but leftist really have no morals at all. The pope hasn’t even been dead for a day and they’re already pushing the propaganda machine to the maximum. One thing is for sure. If the pope is anything but a white person it will be the end of the Catholic Church.
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Cuckservatives: Oh, Meloni, she’s so hot 😍😍😍 The fuck is wrong with these people?
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Happy Easter
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What is in the mind of anyone ever voting or supporting any forms of tax increases once the over all tax burden is above 20%? I don’t get it. If the government cannot provide all essential services with a 20% tax burden then it is simply wasting money. Any increase beyond that point is you funding waste.
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Majority of people the past few days in a nutshell.
Majority of people the past few days in a nutshell.
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Peoples takes on the stock market crash are all over the place. Rule number one is that whenever main stream media starts to write drama articles of the stock market, that’s on most cases a clear sign to buy. When they start writing articles about how to make money on the stock market surge, that’s in almost every case the first indication that it’s about time to sell. What we’re experiencing now is nothing but the markets reading to the changing circumstance. Followed by average Joes panic selling which spurred on the decline. The great crash will come. The markets are still highly over valued. But this dip we saw was not the great decline. It will take more time. Can even take years. For the ultimate armageddon crash will happen when wars escalate or when governments are finally at the point of no return in increased spending and debt levels. During this tariff thing we’ll see ups and downs sometimes 20-30% in a few days. It’s. Normal. The problem is that the markets are still 80% over priced so there’s plenty of way down to go once it happens. So what to do, when one wants to protect the little one has? Most economists would say that the best hedge is to buy stocks in companies that aren’t over priced. A good rule thumb is generally accepted as; companies that aren’t over priced are those with a P/E around 10-15 or even lower, assuming that have a good track record of keeping revenues coming. They should also be in an industry or have products that aren’t sensitive to market conditions. Basically ask yourself what will people need regardless of the situation: electricity, fuel, food etc. as for food don’t look at the name brand owners like Nestle, P&G etc but at companies that produce essentials for food production. Think potash, fertilisers etc. or companies that trade well and with profit on the commodities. Sad reality is that if you sit on the cash on a bank account and inflation kicks in you’re losing money. The banks will never pay enough interest on savings accounts to cover that. So you have to make the money work for you. So most people are either forced to invest in the stock maker or see inflation eat up their savings. It’s just the way it is. Gold is a meme as I’ve explained many times before. In short: For gold to be worth while you need to get it without paying a huge margin to the ones selling the coins and be able to sell yours at a price that not only covers the initial margin of the seller but also pays out a gain. That’s a hard thing to do. If you’re ok with losing the margin part etc then gold is an ok way to go. But you’ll not be making bank with it any time soon. For the average Joe with under 1 million euro or dollars to invest the options are limited. For inflation protection in a way that you can be fairly certain to get at least what you put in back and cover inflation. Once you have a few million to throw around, doors and possibilities open. You can start opening bank accounts in multiple countries, park money in low inflation currencies etc. but that costs money in itself. And you can’t just waltz into say a Swiss bank and say hey I have 2k open an account for me as a foreigner. Finally; Do not ever invest any money you’re not willing to part ways with. Ask yourself. If loose all of this money I’m about to invest, will it be catastrophic for me financially? If the answer is yes, don’t do it. If the answers is, no, then go ahead.
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The power dynamic in this video shows who’s the boss of whom, and all you need to know about Trump.
The power dynamic in this video shows who’s the boss of whom, and all you need to know about Trump.
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There’s a great irony in the woke establishment of globalist genuinely thinking we the people would go and die for them and the “nations” they think they represent. When the reality is that if war comes the people will do the following: 1. Not go to war before there’s a government that represent them. Once they have that government they’ll make up their mind if the enemy is a real enemy or not. 2. The people knows the enemy is worth fighting. They take the guns and head to the front while some will stay behind and make sure there’s a new government. Either way the current leaders will not be in the lead the conflict is over. The big white pill is that the increased investment in defence now across the west is decided upon by the current elite. If the situation comes when those arms are to be used they’ll be their undoing and thus they’re funding their own demise. And if these leaders don’t bend a knee to the people the people will refuse to fight for them which results in their demise as well. Either way it’s going to be over for them. If conflict doesn’t come, which is the best for everyone, many of most pacified people have also started to awaken to the reality that the current way isn’t working. Which also leads to a brighter future. It’s all a matter of time now. Change is coming. It is already poking through the spring soil. What remains to see is how long it will take to go into bloom. Temne biggest challenge is no longer the established parties and the main stream media. It’s the ever growing number of nationalistic parties. As within them the biggest ones are boomer tier half measures. Thankfully even there time is on our side as the boomers are on their way out. The great awakening is upon us. Anyone born after the 60s will definitely live to see it in their lifetime. So no need to be depressed or feel defeated. We just need to ensure we do our part to make sure we have enough children to enjoy the coming bright future. The childless leftist are also self extinguishing their lineage.
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The best current example of how leftist are incapable of thinking about the future and preparing for a rainy day is the current military spending debate in Europe. Regardless of what anyone thinks of the war in Ukraine and its potential to spread beyond the borders of Ukraine one simple cannot under any circumstances say that there’s no potential risk of it spreading. Doesn’t matter what you think about focusing on peace talks or like I who thinks Russia has to be kicked in the nuts. The fact is that it can spread from Ukraine to the rest of Europe. Just like if you have a wildfire close to your home. Winds blowing it away from your house. You still need to prepare for it looping around and coming at your home. If the winds change. This is the situation now in Europe. Still we see an army of leftoids in each country closest to Russia being vocally against increased military spending. The only thing that would help if things escalate. All their arguments is about not wanting to make cuts in all sorts of welfare payments. They are incapable of understanding that if the war comes there might be nothing left to pay said welfare payments to. The best way even for them to secure as much as possible of these payments is to ensure that there’s something defending the homeland. If you are an open goal then the Russians or whomever might attack will do far more damage to society, infrastructure etc. and the more damage done, even if the defender comes out victorious you’ll spend a lot to rebuild it. With money that could have gone to these welfare payments they want to protect. You see this in all of their policies and mindset. They don’t understand how food and essentials make it to the store. They want all electric cars, trucks etc. they want to ban cars in cities l, cars which make their way of life possible in the first place. They want to “save the world” by handing over our money to strangers invading our countries. Genuinely expecting them to return the favour when they are old. Leftism is a mental illness.
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Reading the room basics: Look at the people around you, they’re all giving you information even when they are silent. If people are zooming out, fidgeting with their phones etc then you don’t have their attention. If you don’t have their attention you’ve got two choices. Earn their attention by being engaging and relevant or then stay silent and give others space. We’ve all sat through classes in school as young kids where no one gave a shit. Everyone was forced to sit through some stuff that wasn’t interesting at all which a teacher that didn’t care either. Then there are people that can speak about paint drying and keep everyone captivated. They’ve got the talent of a great speaker. The same goes to any interaction. If you don’t observe the listeners which is your audience people will be annoyed at you. If they’re annoyed they’ll resent whatever you want them to do. Especially important to understand as a manager. If you ask a question and get a round about answer that means something. Let’s take an example. An employee asks a manager if the company fails to reach its financial targets this year will mean that they’ll have to reduce headcount. The manager answers: If we do not hit our targets it puts more pressure on increased efficiency. If you can read the room and between the lines you understand that this is an answer that is equal to them saying YES. If you’re regarded you’ll ask: So does that mean reduced head count? The reason the manager says it like that is: A. He’s got an NDA and cannot speak about upcoming layoffs. B. He cannot say it as if he says that people will start to look for new jobs and it’ll become even harder to meet targets. The smart ones will read the room and go apply for new jobs or if they are in a position that they don’t have to fear being slated off they’ll push the others to do more. Reading the room and its people. See how others react around another person. Say there a manager in the room that’s known for being overly paranoid talking every minor issue as the end of the world. People around that person will speak in ways where they don’t bring up minor issues. As they know it’ll cause drama for no reason. Don’t be the asshat that brings up how Thony bumped their toe on the chair in the cafeteria. It’s irrelevant but that manager will force everyone to do some safety training and report it as a safety issue. As an extreme example of how some people react to minor things. It really is not that hard. Knowing when to drop it. If someone says to you, “let’s look at that at a later stage” it means that they don’t want to talk about it now. Get that. Don’t keep at it. If you do you’ll end up on their shit list forever. Easiest way to end up on my shit list as a manager is if I see that you’re a person that cannot drop an issue if I tell you that: It’s being worked on already, or XYZ is taking care of it. If you keep wanting to discuss it I’ll make sure you’ll not be in another meeting again where important things are brought up to move things along. If you’re a hindrance because you cannot drop it you’ll be taken out of the way in the future.
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Reminds me of the people who will walk into any political discussion, say about road safety as an example, and just HAVE to bring up the holocaust. Like why? It’s not part of the topics discussed, it’s completely irrelevant. All you manage to do is to make itself look like a complete tool. No one will take anything you say past that point seriously. You lost them. Now if the discussion is about something where the holocaust fits in, go for it. Be my guest. But FFS learn to read the room.
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As context I’ve sat through 3 meetings today with these type of idiots. Everyone else is suffering as these morons are too stupid to drop some issue that clearly is being told that is out of scope. Or you can see that the person being asked is not in a position to answer even if they knew. Or these kinds of idiots that have to be overly transparent with people who cannot handle transparency. People who will see even the smallest issue as the end of the world. And then these clowns that cannot kept their mouth shut have to say something and there we are diverging into some analysis is something that doesn’t warrant it in the first place. You just end up sitting there hoping these idiots choke on their own coffee.
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The amount of people that just don’t know when to shut up is astonishing. It’s so across all age groups. I don’t understand how some people really cannot read between the lines or understand the broader picture of things. It’s like these people are willing to burn it all down just to have the chance to bring up something completely irrelevant or minutia.
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The sentencing of Marine Le Pen to prison is an interesting one. For us on the actual right this is nothing surprising or new. We’ve seen people thrown into prison for all sorts of made up bullshit over the years. Especially their favourite hate speech laws have been actively used. During all this times the Le Pen’s of the world have been chucking to the zionists and throwing fellow nationalist under the bus because of “optics”. Marine took this to the next level shaming her own father. All for what? Yeah nothing. All they have left is nothing except that they’ve forever labeled themselves as sellouts and weaklings. Will the cucked right do anything? Of course not. They will probably not even protest and it’s the French we’re talking about. The nation that protest about everything. Now these sad sellouts will cry foul and we can only hope that at least 2% of them realise what’s going on.
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Imagine going through your whole life worrying about what others think. It’s really a tragedy. How much of our current problems with excess tolerance, wokeism etc. is due to the mere fact that people are scared to speak their mind. Whatever the main stream narrative from the media is, is what these poor souls keep pandering to. I personally can’t imagine life in a way where I’d worry about others opinions. Now that’s not to say that one shouldn’t adhere to common courtesy etc. those are important.
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Niggers https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn892zq6z43o
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Ah
 a week of working like crazy to make sure my son can grow up in a traditional home where mom doesn’t have to work only to have the government come and rob half of it to feed more niggers and sponsoring faggots. Makes me so happy


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Funny how all the anti-war magatard are all for war with Iran now

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If you’re an adult and run around town wearing a bad shirt or a sportsball shirt it says all I need to know about you. And it ain’t a good thing.
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