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The next 12-15 years is gonna be a massive transfer of wealth to the younger generation and when that happens, there's estate tax, so a portion of that's going back to the government. I consider that unfair because you've already been taxed on it multiple times, so why tax on death makes no sense to me. An interesting stat about this is that it only takes three generations to basically lose that wealth. The people that make it, covet it, understand it, manage it, think it's very important, but people that are given wealth, they squander it, and I think that's a remarkable thing. It finds its way back in the economy.

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Please help me Retweet if this pops up on your Tl🙏🏻 I bought this for my friend as a gift but it runs big so it doesn’t fit well…I have reached out to the person I bought from but he said it can’t be swapped I really need to sell it out Its size 39 It would also fit if you wear a small 40 It’s a very solid and comfortable heels Price: 18k Location is Ibadan It can also be sent to Oshodi Lagos next week at no cost

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Clay Martin argues America isn't 250 years old — it's already on its third empire, and the current one is running out of road. Clay: "We're not 250 years old this week. We're in our third American empire. First one: foundation to 1860 — fought over states' rights versus federalism. Federalism won. Second: Reconstruction through the civil rights era. That fundamentally changed the face of the country." David: "We're spending $100 million on a governor's race. $30 million on a primary for a small Kentucky congressional seat. California allows 38 days for votes to come in." Clay: "I don't like being this guy. But I really feel like, for once — the voting part is over. Now we're just waiting on the other stuff." David Rutherford Clay Martin ⚔️

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Elham Ishmael ✍︎

13,026 views • 8 months ago

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Internet rascal Riley Walz called in to the show today from the SF alley he recently bought. He's already auctioned off its naming rights to Notion (it'll be called The Notion Way), and he'll cover it with a mural composed of 1,280 crowdsourced images. How he made it happen: "Basically we learned that an alley was recently foreclosed on. A woman accidentally bought it thinking she was buying a house [on it]." "The house was worth a million dollars, she bid $25K on it thinking she was getting the steal of a lifetime. She won." "She realized she didn't own the house... We eventually reached out to her, negotiated for a little while, and we bought it for a little more than she bought it for." "So she got bailed out, we were able to do a nice thing, and still do this crazy project."

TBPN

14,319 views • 4 months ago

#WATCH | Geneva: At the 7th Meeting - 58th Session of Human Rights Council, Indian Diplomat Kshitij Tyagi says, "India is exercising its right of reply in response to the baseless and malicious references made by Pakistan. It is regrettable to see Pakistan's so-called leaders and delegates continuing to dutifully spread falsehoods handed down by its military terrorist complex. Pakistan is making a mockery of the OIC by abusing it as its mouthpiece... The union territories of J&K and Ladakh will always remain an integral and inalienable part of India. The unprecedented political, social and economic progress in J&K in the past few years speaks for itself. These successes are a testament to the people's trust in the government's commitment to bring normalcy to a region scarred by decades of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. As a country where human rights abuses, persecution of minorities and systematic erosion of democratic values constitute state policies and which brazenly harbours UN-sanctioned terrorists, Pakistan is in no position to lecture anyone. Instead of its unhealthy obsession with India, Pakistan should focus on providing actual governance and justice to its own people. It is unfortunate that this Council's time continues to be wasted by a failed state which thrives on instability and survives on international handouts. Its rhetoric reeks of hypocrisy, its actions of inhumanity and its governance of incompetence. India remains focused on democracy, progress and ensuring dignity for its people. Values that Pakistan would do well to learn from..." (Source: UN Web TV)

#WATCH | Geneva: At the 7th Meeting - 58th Session of Human Rights Council, Indian Diplomat Kshitij Tyagi says, "India is exercising its right of reply in response to the baseless and malicious references made by Pakistan. It is regrettable to see Pakistan's so-called leaders and delegates continuing to dutifully spread falsehoods handed down by its military terrorist complex. Pakistan is making a mockery of the OIC by abusing it as its mouthpiece... The union territories of J&K and Ladakh will always remain an integral and inalienable part of India. The unprecedented political, social and economic progress in J&K in the past few years speaks for itself. These successes are a testament to the people's trust in the government's commitment to bring normalcy to a region scarred by decades of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. As a country where human rights abuses, persecution of minorities and systematic erosion of democratic values constitute state policies and which brazenly harbours UN-sanctioned terrorists, Pakistan is in no position to lecture anyone. Instead of its unhealthy obsession with India, Pakistan should focus on providing actual governance and justice to its own people. It is unfortunate that this Council's time continues to be wasted by a failed state which thrives on instability and survives on international handouts. Its rhetoric reeks of hypocrisy, its actions of inhumanity and its governance of incompetence. India remains focused on democracy, progress and ensuring dignity for its people. Values that Pakistan would do well to learn from..." (Source: UN Web TV)

ANI

31,365 views • 1 year ago

A church in Nantucket has CANCELLED its annual 4th of July reading of the Declaration and Bill of Rights after 25 years. The reason? Its leaders now believe the founding documents were bound up with the ideas of "whiteness" and have been "unequally applied" across American history. But the church forgot the most important part. It's true that the promises of America weren't applied equally: Slavery, Jim Crow, the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, the denial for generations of women's voting rights. But what CHANGED all that? What philosophies and documents did brave pioneers like Frederick Douglass and Martin Luther King Jr. utilize to fight these injustices? Our founding documents. The very documents that this church is now calling problematic. They're not the problem. They're the solution. We must live up to them, not change them to fit our current worldviews.

A church in Nantucket has CANCELLED its annual 4th of July reading of the Declaration and Bill of Rights after 25 years. The reason? Its leaders now believe the founding documents were bound up with the ideas of "whiteness" and have been "unequally applied" across American history. But the church forgot the most important part. It's true that the promises of America weren't applied equally: Slavery, Jim Crow, the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, the denial for generations of women's voting rights. But what CHANGED all that? What philosophies and documents did brave pioneers like Frederick Douglass and Martin Luther King Jr. utilize to fight these injustices? Our founding documents. The very documents that this church is now calling problematic. They're not the problem. They're the solution. We must live up to them, not change them to fit our current worldviews.

Glenn Beck

218,103 views • 2 months ago

Another good one for Justice Sila on land titles: If you have bought or deal in land, watch 👇🏽this. It’s not the TITLE DEED that matters, it’s the ROOT OF TITLE that matters. 1.We have become so corrupt that the courts have concluded that we can no longer rely on what is at the lands registry to know who owns the land, we have to go to the root of title. 2.Basically, what is in the land registry is valid, only to the extent there is no dispute on the title. The moment there is a dispute, and there is more than one title, then the registry ceases to have conclusive meaning. We then have to dig into the root of that title. Basically go back in time and see where the title originated from, how it has changed hands overtime to its current claim. Anyone who bought fraudulent land in the process is screwed because they bought fraud not land, even if they did a search at the registry. It does even matter which land was registered first. is supposed to make sense. When fraud is so prevalent, and even originates from the very people supposed to protect us, such as land registry staff, then the law must evolve to protect the public. Root of title is going to protect the public from its corrupt self. Sometimes a mad man is restrained to avoid self harm. 4.And the Good Judge has explained that it does NOT replace the Torrens system, it clarifies Torrens in that when there are two tiles, its Torrens itself that begins to search for the root of title it had all along assumed to be conclusive. Hence there is no conflict between the Stanchart Manchester vs Dina Management cases.

Another good one for Justice Sila on land titles: If you have bought or deal in land, watch 👇🏽this. It’s not the TITLE DEED that matters, it’s the ROOT OF TITLE that matters. 1.We have become so corrupt that the courts have concluded that we can no longer rely on what is at the lands registry to know who owns the land, we have to go to the root of title. 2.Basically, what is in the land registry is valid, only to the extent there is no dispute on the title. The moment there is a dispute, and there is more than one title, then the registry ceases to have conclusive meaning. We then have to dig into the root of that title. Basically go back in time and see where the title originated from, how it has changed hands overtime to its current claim. Anyone who bought fraudulent land in the process is screwed because they bought fraud not land, even if they did a search at the registry. It does even matter which land was registered first. is supposed to make sense. When fraud is so prevalent, and even originates from the very people supposed to protect us, such as land registry staff, then the law must evolve to protect the public. Root of title is going to protect the public from its corrupt self. Sometimes a mad man is restrained to avoid self harm. 4.And the Good Judge has explained that it does NOT replace the Torrens system, it clarifies Torrens in that when there are two tiles, its Torrens itself that begins to search for the root of title it had all along assumed to be conclusive. Hence there is no conflict between the Stanchart Manchester vs Dina Management cases.

Edwin H. Dande

24,241 views • 6 months ago

It’s no secret that I’ve got a soft spot for Turkish football. One of my best friends is a Galatasaray SK die hard 🇹🇷🦁 This is me on CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ enthralled by Osimhen’s first goal. I’ve learned a lot about the rich history of football in Türkiye. So even though José says nobody watches the Süper Lig, there is one person in the United States that appreciates Türkiye’s football for all its flaws, its excitement and its unpredictability. There’s no denying a recent dark veil of skepticism and morally questionable incidents in Turkish football. I wish for a stronger direction towards a less dishonest future. And it will be a tricky path to untangle these complications. But there is one thing that does remain intact: The passion from the fans. Star players come and go. Rich owners aren’t eternal. But those people in the stands have inherited and passed on the commitment for their clubs. From Eskişehirspor to Galatasaray, the love for football will always be genuine. That’s why I believe I’ve been touched by this fever. I see similarities in the football I grew up loving. So despite its shortcomings and its much needed improvement, from my outside lens, I think I understand Turkish football and its supporters. Its problems. Its passions. Its emotions. Çok teşekkürler, Nico

It’s no secret that I’ve got a soft spot for Turkish football. One of my best friends is a Galatasaray SK die hard 🇹🇷🦁 This is me on CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ enthralled by Osimhen’s first goal. I’ve learned a lot about the rich history of football in Türkiye. So even though José says nobody watches the Süper Lig, there is one person in the United States that appreciates Türkiye’s football for all its flaws, its excitement and its unpredictability. There’s no denying a recent dark veil of skepticism and morally questionable incidents in Turkish football. I wish for a stronger direction towards a less dishonest future. And it will be a tricky path to untangle these complications. But there is one thing that does remain intact: The passion from the fans. Star players come and go. Rich owners aren’t eternal. But those people in the stands have inherited and passed on the commitment for their clubs. From Eskişehirspor to Galatasaray, the love for football will always be genuine. That’s why I believe I’ve been touched by this fever. I see similarities in the football I grew up loving. So despite its shortcomings and its much needed improvement, from my outside lens, I think I understand Turkish football and its supporters. Its problems. Its passions. Its emotions. Çok teşekkürler, Nico

Nico Cantor

126,492 views • 1 year ago