And this is where things get real. How can a government kill/blow things up at will and expect to be untouchable? At some point that energy is gonna come back around; this is that energy. The court system was made for a reason, the U.S government goes out of its way to make sure citizens abide by the law, but the government on an international stage does what it wants and completely ignores international law. Do you see the irony in that? Only countries that arent super rich pay for international crimes while wealthy countries blow shit up and do what they want as untouchables..Can you see the parallel to…

The pending invasion against Venezuela seems like its about the war on drugs, but is it? Would this current administration have the same energy toward Venezuela in the event that Venezuela didnt have as much oil as it does? Lets say the invasion actually happens and this invasion goes as plan. Do you really think this administration will leave PDVSA alone to operate with no foreign oversight? And then on top of that U.S citizens are funding this invasion with tax money which in all honesty, investmentwise, U.S citizens will not see the return because it will most likely go to Citgo petroleum and not the U.S economy. Do you…

Dang why they cook this lady like that? In reference to (You look like a handsome boy) | June 11, 2025 | JimmyClips Related information: Twitch star Nina Lin refuses to apologise after alleged Target shoplifting on stream

Man they trippin forreal and then on top of that they filmed it smh. Same way they found that man house the same way they might get found | December 1, 2025 | BDP Talks Football Related information: Philadelphia Eagles Fans Egg Coach’s House After Team’s Loss to the Chicago Bears: Police

Tariffs are taking its toll on businesses and Costcos happens to be the business to take action by suing | YoungRippa59 | December 1, 2025 Related information: Who Pays Trump’s Tariffs?

Joyful Wealth Dr. Brittne Halford sheds light on investing in oil and gas. Ngl this video has alot of information in it, to a point where it may need to be watched several times for complete understanding. Main thing to take away from this imo is the tax deduction the government offers as an incentive for extraction projects. | March 31, 2025 Related information: American Big Oil Pays More in Taxes Abroad Oil & gas extraction’s move offshore: Trends and risks

This administration has been doing alot toward targeting journalist. The biggest indicator that this administration had targeting journalism was kicking out, all of the media outlets from the Pentagon. So with that being known is this an attempt to control what media, the citizens of the United States deem bias? Its like this admin is going out of its way to control how people perceive things. Could this be an indication that the power of the people knowing and getting more involved in politics is gaining traction like never before? Its only but so much this admin can get away with being that the same way the government surveils the…

Technology may be advancing, its times like these where limitations are revealed. In a sense, to, how oblivious this Waymo cab is, to riding into a crime scene. How does one code or integrate that, into detection ? | December 1, 2025 | You wont believe me Related information: Waymo Forced to Halt Overnight Operations As Punishment for Causing Nonstop Ruckus

This video came out last month. The Question still remains: Should members of congress be able to trade on the stock market? | Cspan | November 19, 2025 Opinion: As long as their trading profiles are publicly available, what’s wrong with it? And the day of the trade gotta be posted within 48 hours because 45 days is to long. Related information: House considers banning stock trading by members of Congress

Internet service providers possibly taking lawsuits on the chin for their customers… Seems like this could be a new kind of loyalty brewing up in the customer/business relationship. Looking forward to see where this goes. | NewsZap | November 30, 2025 Related information: Yout and RIAA Clash in Court Over YouTube’s Alleged Copyright Barriers