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💥💥💥 US Treasury Secretary Bessent: “Over the next four years, we will need another Bretton Woods moment.” In an interview with the Manhattan Institute, he discusses the need for a major overhaul of the global monetary and financial order. A “Bretton Woods moment” signifies a major reset of the international monetary and financial system, similar to the one that took place in 1944. What does Bretton Woods represent? At the end of World War II, the Allied nations gathered at Bretton Woods and established a new global monetary order: The US dollar became the international benchmark currency, pegged to gold, while other currencies were pegged to the dollar. The goal was to provide stability following the chaos of the wars and the Great Depression, and to foster trade and reconstruction under American leadership. Now, Bessent is calling for a change in the architecture of the global financial system akin to the one in 1944. Some time ago, the US Treasury Secretary explicitly confirmed the United States' intention to leverage stablecoins to preserve the dollar's dominant role as the global reserve currency, transforming the crypto ecosystem into a fundamental pillar for financing US public debt—specifically to absorb government bond issuances during a period of historically high public debt. Thanks to the GENIUS Act, every newly issued stablecoin would generate demand for US government debt, maintaining the dollar as the unit of account but operating on digital, programmable “rails.” Video 👇 https://x.com/SternDrewCrypto/status/2109727419112542314

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Did you know there is NO RECORD of Ilhan Omar's father becoming an American Citizen? The documents are all ‘missing.’ That brings into question whether Illhan herself was EVER legally a U.S. citizen. The coverup ... Reporter Liz Collin details the damning allegations against Omar's father: Omar’s family entered the US as refugees in 1995. Her father reportedly became eligible to apply for citizenship in 2000, following the five-year residency requirement. Federal records searches failed to locate her father’s naturalization documents. Omar says she obtained citizenship at 17, but older MN records listed a 1981 birth year, which would have made her 18 or 19 in 2000. Investigators are examining whether Omar legally qualified to obtain citizenship through her father while still a minor. Now we're finding out the records may not even exist. If Omar's father was never a citizen and Ilhan lied about her age during the naturalization process Ilhan Omar committed immigration fraud and must be deported.

A JAPANESE PHILOSOPHY THAT HELPED ME OVERCOME ANXIETY You don't have to chase a perfect life. Some days feel chaotic. Confusing. Unfinished. You compare yourself to others, quietly wondering why your life doesn't seem as beautiful, successful, or peaceful as theirs. But in Japan, there is a philosophy known as: 侘び寂び — Wabi-Sabi It is the art of finding beauty in imperfection. Beauty in things that are unfinished, quiet, weathered by time, and imperfect. A chipped cup. An old wooden table. Autumn leaves slowly withering. Wrinkles on aging hands. A repaired bowl, its cracks still visible. In Japanese aesthetics, such things are not necessarily considered ugly. Because imperfections tell a story. They speak of time. Of growth. Of healing. Of the pain we have endured. And of the quiet beauty of simply being alive. Modern life constantly teaches us to hide our flaws. The perfect body. The perfect relationship. The perfect career. The perfect image on social media. And so, many people secretly begin to feel inadequate or incomplete because their lives don't resemble the seemingly perfect lives they see around them. But Wabi-Sabi offers a profoundly liberating perspective: Your scars do not make you less beautiful. Your difficult seasons do not make you less worthy. The fact that your journey is still unfolding does not mean you have failed. Even the moon is not full every night. And yet, we still stop to admire it. When I truly began to understand this philosophy, my anxiety slowly started to ease. Because I realized something important: I do not have to become perfect to deserve peace. I only need to accept that life is imperfect, fleeting, and constantly changing, and that this is precisely what makes it so wonderfully beautiful in its incompleteness. And perhaps it is there, within our imperfections, our cracks, and our most difficult days, that one of the truest forms of beauty can be found. You don't have to fix everything. You don't have to have everything under control. You don't have to be perfect. You only need to learn to embrace who you are, while gently continuing to grow into the person you have the potential to become. Source: Found online @OnlyFaithOverFear

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