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Pedo Pete
30.03.202519:03
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Sky News Australia
18.04.202512:09
‘Poetic justice’: Trump s foe Letitia James accused of mortgage fraud
Duration: 00:07:59
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy-ZE3Bxvc8
Duration: 00:07:59
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy-ZE3Bxvc8
Reposted from:Pedo Pete
05.04.202506:08
When cornered by reporters about shipping American jobs overseas, Bill Clinton shrugged and smugly declared those were gigs Americans neither needed nor wanted—like he was doing us a favor.
The truth burns hotter: he and his ilk, a rogue’s gallery of backstabbers spanning decades, are the snakes in our own nest.
We’re still waiting to see if Trump’s the genuine article or just another slick “fooled you again” jab, echoing the banking clans who shackled us with the Federal Reserve and IRS swindle.
Now, 25 years after Clinton’s PNTR betrayal handed China the keys to our kingdom, we’re drowning in their shoddy, tossable trinkets, while they’ve gutted the American Dream, leaving our kids—present and yet to come—with nothing but crumbs and a hollowed-out future.
Clinton's Remarks on PNTR with China (2000)
Duration: 00:09:47
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOP8mMSXYJQ
The truth burns hotter: he and his ilk, a rogue’s gallery of backstabbers spanning decades, are the snakes in our own nest.
We’re still waiting to see if Trump’s the genuine article or just another slick “fooled you again” jab, echoing the banking clans who shackled us with the Federal Reserve and IRS swindle.
Now, 25 years after Clinton’s PNTR betrayal handed China the keys to our kingdom, we’re drowning in their shoddy, tossable trinkets, while they’ve gutted the American Dream, leaving our kids—present and yet to come—with nothing but crumbs and a hollowed-out future.
Clinton's Remarks on PNTR with China (2000)
Duration: 00:09:47
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOP8mMSXYJQ
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Elon Musk Relay
02.04.202505:52
"Elon Musk’s Wisconsin Town Hall: The Hard Truth About Building a Useful Business"
In this excerpt from a town hall in Wisconsin, Elon Musk shares his thoughts on entrepreneurship and what it takes to build a successful business. His perspective is practical, candid, and rooted in his own experiences as a founder of multiple companies. Here’s a breakdown of what he’s saying:
1. The Reality of Business Failure: Musk starts by acknowledging a hard truth—most businesses don’t make it. This isn’t meant to discourage but to set a realistic tone. He’s highlighting that success is the exception, not the rule, which makes his advice that follows more grounded.
2. The Core of Success: Usefulness: His central message is that a business succeeds when it offers something people genuinely need or value. Whether it’s a restaurant, a retail store, or a tech venture like Tesla or SpaceX, the key is to create a product or service that improves lives or solves problems. He frames this as “being useful” to others, suggesting that utility drives demand and, ultimately, success.
3. Universal Principle: Musk emphasizes that this idea applies across industries—it doesn’t matter what type of business you’re starting. The question to ask is: “Are you doing things that are useful to your fellow human beings?” If the answer is yes, he believes the business has a strong chance of thriving.
4. The Challenge of Being Useful: While the concept sounds simple, Musk stresses that executing it is tough. Being useful requires understanding people’s needs, delivering quality, and standing out in a competitive world. It’s not enough to have a good idea—you have to make it work in practice, which takes skill and persistence.
5. Respect for Honest Effort: He expresses admiration for anyone who puts in “an honest day’s work” to serve others through their business. This reflects his view of a company as a vehicle for creating value for society, not just for profit or personal gain.
6. Self-Motivation Over Encouragement: Perhaps the most striking part is his closing advice: if you need someone to cheer you on to start a company, you probably shouldn’t do it. Musk implies that entrepreneurship demands an internal drive and resilience—qualities that can’t be borrowed from external encouragement. This aligns with his own track record of pushing through setbacks without relying on outside validation.
In summary, Musk’s take is both inspiring and sobering. He boils business success down to a single principle—be useful—but doesn’t shy away from the difficulty involved. Drawing from his own journey with companies like Tesla and SpaceX, he’s essentially saying: find a real need, fill it well, and don’t expect it to be easy. It’s a no-nonsense pep talk for aspiring entrepreneurs, filtered through his pragmatic, problem-solving lens.
In this excerpt from a town hall in Wisconsin, Elon Musk shares his thoughts on entrepreneurship and what it takes to build a successful business. His perspective is practical, candid, and rooted in his own experiences as a founder of multiple companies. Here’s a breakdown of what he’s saying:
1. The Reality of Business Failure: Musk starts by acknowledging a hard truth—most businesses don’t make it. This isn’t meant to discourage but to set a realistic tone. He’s highlighting that success is the exception, not the rule, which makes his advice that follows more grounded.
2. The Core of Success: Usefulness: His central message is that a business succeeds when it offers something people genuinely need or value. Whether it’s a restaurant, a retail store, or a tech venture like Tesla or SpaceX, the key is to create a product or service that improves lives or solves problems. He frames this as “being useful” to others, suggesting that utility drives demand and, ultimately, success.
3. Universal Principle: Musk emphasizes that this idea applies across industries—it doesn’t matter what type of business you’re starting. The question to ask is: “Are you doing things that are useful to your fellow human beings?” If the answer is yes, he believes the business has a strong chance of thriving.
4. The Challenge of Being Useful: While the concept sounds simple, Musk stresses that executing it is tough. Being useful requires understanding people’s needs, delivering quality, and standing out in a competitive world. It’s not enough to have a good idea—you have to make it work in practice, which takes skill and persistence.
5. Respect for Honest Effort: He expresses admiration for anyone who puts in “an honest day’s work” to serve others through their business. This reflects his view of a company as a vehicle for creating value for society, not just for profit or personal gain.
6. Self-Motivation Over Encouragement: Perhaps the most striking part is his closing advice: if you need someone to cheer you on to start a company, you probably shouldn’t do it. Musk implies that entrepreneurship demands an internal drive and resilience—qualities that can’t be borrowed from external encouragement. This aligns with his own track record of pushing through setbacks without relying on outside validation.
In summary, Musk’s take is both inspiring and sobering. He boils business success down to a single principle—be useful—but doesn’t shy away from the difficulty involved. Drawing from his own journey with companies like Tesla and SpaceX, he’s essentially saying: find a real need, fill it well, and don’t expect it to be easy. It’s a no-nonsense pep talk for aspiring entrepreneurs, filtered through his pragmatic, problem-solving lens.
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Twitter Relay
24.03.202522:07
Why did the Democrats fall for Elon’s Tesla dealership trick?
They thought it was a new spot to protest for higher taxes on electric cars! 🔌😂
https://t.me/elonmuskrelay/8103
They thought it was a new spot to protest for higher taxes on electric cars! 🔌😂
https://t.me/elonmuskrelay/8103
Reposted from:Elon Musk Relay
08.04.202503:48
Wow
In 1913, only 2% of households paid income tax
https://x.com/colinsdav/status/1909452794740064503
In 1913, only 2% of households paid income tax
https://x.com/colinsdav/status/1909452794740064503
Reposted from:Elon Musk Relay
06.04.202500:39
They will be
TERROR: Soros-funded Indivisible is openly admitting they are behind the 1300 paid protests happening today in all 50 states. Democrat billionaires are funding these uprisings and they should held legally accountable for the violence and vandalism.
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1908518143795884390
TERROR: Soros-funded Indivisible is openly admitting they are behind the 1300 paid protests happening today in all 50 states. Democrat billionaires are funding these uprisings and they should held legally accountable for the violence and vandalism.
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1908518143795884390
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Alex Jones
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06.04.202500:18
Behold the slaves of the globalist system!
https://x.com/RealAlexJones/status/1908669011111395802
https://x.com/RealAlexJones/status/1908669011111395802
Reposted from:Alex Jones
06.04.202500:14
The Soros puppets in Portland keep using the mindless “Trump and Musk are Hitler” imagery, despite the fact that 90% of the public know it’s total crap! Notice they are also calling for violence because that is the last refuge of tyrants and dying cults…
https://x.com/RealAlexJones/status/1908660129978851772
https://x.com/RealAlexJones/status/1908660129978851772
Reposted from:Elon Musk Relay
06.04.202500:05
BREAKING: Elon Musk's full interview from Italian Deputy PM Matteo Salvini's 'The League Congress' today.
https://x.com/cb_doge/status/1908554304685838473
https://x.com/cb_doge/status/1908554304685838473
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