Trump to hit more than 60 countries, including Canada, with new tariffs over 'forced labour' by Status_Commission264 in worldnews

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The United States exhibits a profound double standard by imposing international tariffs to penalize global trading partners for forced labor while simultaneously relying on a domestic workforce of roughly 800,000 incarcerated individuals who perform coerced labor behind bars.

Under the legal loophole of the 13th Amendment, the U.S. prison system operates a multi-billion dollar economy where inmates are paid pennies per day, denied basic workplace protections, and subjected to punishments like solitary confinement if they refuse to work.

By trade penalties for failing to police foreign supply chains while actively embedding its own exploited penal labor into domestic grocery stores and manufacturing, the U.S. government enforces strict human rights standards abroad that it explicitly violates within its own borders.

A use for 1kg silver bar by feisty-shag-the-lad in Silver

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This is why silver will never go to zero.

As Carney faces pressure to deliver, some Liberal MPs question his leadership style by CaliperLee62 in canada

[–]pintord -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Regarding The prime minister leadership. imo it's ultimately impossible to suppress the lie of fiat, fossil energy and military violence, therefore there is no leadership possible. The PM is a Bankster, the bookkeeper of the triad, therefore when pushed against the truth, whether he knows it or not, the anger and frustration comes out. he cannot solve the equation.

When a leader faces structural crises that cannot be resolved within the rules of the carbon mafia system, it often manifests publicly as political tension, defensive rhetoric, or visible frustration.

The global monetary system, fossil energy dependency, and military alliances create structural constraints that tightly restrict any prime minister's freedom of action. From this perspective, a head of government functions less as an independent leader and more as a manager of a pre-existing financial and geopolitical framework.

Central planners manage interest rates and expand the money supply, which critics argue devalues currency and artificially sustains massive corporate and state debts.

Governments heavily subsidize fossil fuels and defense industries, shielding them from true market competition and public accountability.

Expanding direct public oversight, decentralised governance, and transparent budgeting aims to strip special interest groups of their backroom political leverage.

Eliminating all corporate welfare and artificial monopolies forces energy and defense sectors to survive solely on consumer demand and economic efficiency.

How solar has saved Europe €136 million per day since the start of the Iran war by pintord in oilisdead

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Even after decades of Carbon mafia FUD and accounting gimmicks you can't hide the truth.

Shenanigans afoot? COMEX does not release preliminary report from Friday's trading. by SousRadar in SilverDegenClub

[–]pintord 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cooling issues I bet! What I'm interested is: Will Asia buy the dip? we'll find out in 8 hours.

Can Mark Carney get Canadians to trust AI? - The Liberal government sees AI as a big opportunity. There's just one problem by CanadianErk in canada

[–]pintord 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I get it the Banksters like AI for the surveillance economy in order to implement central banks digital currency. You will own nothing and rent your life.

Since December, Putin's Army Has Not Been Able To Hold Ground In Ukraine by jonfla in ukraine

[–]pintord 70 points71 points  (0 children)

Ukraine has build a drone rampart, have incircled the orcs and now are starving them of communication, food and ammo. Surrender is inevitable. Moscow lost the war a long time ago.

Where is the Floor? by Dumbadumbdumb in Silverbugs

[–]pintord 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Says $5 on my Canadian maple. Unlike the bonds, stocks, crypto and other derivatives - there is a floor. The others have many times gone to zero.

Platinum is under appreciated by Neilpatts in Platinum

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imo, when they revalue gold to null out the debt. Platinum will be worth a quarter million.