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Andy Burnham and John Healey are happily playing in the sandpit while Mum Diane Abbott keeps watch. Trouble starts when Andy pinches John’s toy soldiers, insisting welfare comes before defence. Then Dad Lee Anderson arrives home with cobs for everyone. {satire}

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Put it on the red box, it’s the only thing in there 🤣

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The sad state of today’s politics,and look at the state of that lawn 😳😳😳

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You’ve got to laugh haven’t you …..

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@joe0603 When are you next attacking the Tory party ?.... me thinks you are a closet Tory ...

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I must be psychic. I made a video about exactly this weeks or so ago and now it’s happened…who’d have guessed. To summarise. John Healey resigned as defence secretary because nasty Keir Starmer wouldn’t give him enough money for tanks and drones and shit. Andy Burnham comes to power and puts Healey in charge of the piggy bank as Chancellor. Psychic people like me say “hmmm that’s gonna be interesting for him when he comes to hading our sweeties to the defence department”. Lo and behold, Healey the man who resigned on a point of honour because it was a disgrace that our military was being underfunded, is now absolutely fine with underfunding them and said we won’t hit the 3% of GDP target by 2030. Is that hypocrisy on the biggest scale. “I quit because it was wrong, but now I’m doing it and in charge it’s no longer wrong”. And you wonder why nobody trusts these bastards!!! Laughable if it wasn’t so wrong!!!

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🚨 ✅ Bridget Phillipson make a good point on Andy Burnham (responding to McSweeney’s claim Labour wasn’t ready to govern after 4 years): “Andy Burnham has been in Cabinet previously. He’s held a number of roles. He’s been an MP before. He actually has more experience of governing than many of us did when we entered government for the very first time as ministers in 2024.” Unlike Andy Burnham, who has real Cabinet and parliamentary experience, neither Starmer nor McSweeney had ever held office while Labour were in power. Starmer then sacked Sue Gray, the one senior figure who actually knew how government worked and their attempt to rule with iron fist failed spectacularly. The inexperience at the top has been glaring.

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Why can’t politicians just answer simple questions about their job? Sophy Ridge asked Defence Secretary Wes Streeting a straightforward question he should have been ready for. You’d expect the person in charge of defence to have a clear position on the spending target for his own department, yet he repeatedly dodged it. She asked if he agreed with his predecessor John Healey, who said he was certain Britain should reach 3% of GDP on defence by 2030: “Are you also certain about 3% of GDP by 2030? Is that a target?” Streeting: “I endorsed John Healey’s resignation letter wholeheartedly at the time. What you will see from Andy Burnham and John Healey as prime minister and chancellor is a commitment to make sure the defence investment plan is fully funded.” That’s not an answer. Sophy cut in: “I’m going to have to come in again. You are the Defence Secretary, do you believe in the target of spending 3% of GDP on defence by 2030?” He again referred back to agreeing with Healey and then talked at length about setting out “what we will fund and how we will fund it.” Still no direct answer. Clearly frustrated, Sophy tried once more: “I’m not asking you to set out how you’re going to fund it. I’m asking, do you believe in the target that we should be spending 3% by 2030?” His reply? He wouldn’t answer because the next question would be about how to fund it. That is a ridiculous reason to refuse a basic question about your own brief. Just answer it. Absolutely pathetic.

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Zack Polanski, "Why does it seem that our government is incapable of standing up to a US president?" Jeremy Corbyn, "It's in the psychology of the Ministry of Defence, the Foreign Office, a pro-US position" "There's this assumption that we will always be close to the US, whatever it does" "So when the US comes along with something utterly absurd and bizarre, like the bombing of Iran. For what?" "They can't actually give a rational reason for bombing Iran" "On one side they say to get rid of Iran's nuclear weapons, when they knew full well that Iran doesn't have any nuclear weapons" "They then said we have to bomb Iran and the British government said they are not involved in this. Yet, at the same time allow US forces to use British bases" "More specifically, Trump goes onto Andy Burnham the day after he's become Prime Minister and says, can we use RAF bases for US planes to take off and bomb Iran, but don't worry its only defensive" "What was Burnham doing agreeing to that?"

Zack Polanski, "Why does it seem that our government is incapable of standing up to a US president?" Jeremy Corbyn, "It's in the psychology of the Ministry of Defence, the Foreign Office, a pro-US position" "There's this assumption that we will always be close to the US, whatever it does" "So when the US comes along with something utterly absurd and bizarre, like the bombing of Iran. For what?" "They can't actually give a rational reason for bombing Iran" "On one side they say to get rid of Iran's nuclear weapons, when they knew full well that Iran doesn't have any nuclear weapons" "They then said we have to bomb Iran and the British government said they are not involved in this. Yet, at the same time allow US forces to use British bases" "More specifically, Trump goes onto Andy Burnham the day after he's become Prime Minister and says, can we use RAF bases for US planes to take off and bomb Iran, but don't worry its only defensive" "What was Burnham doing agreeing to that?"

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News🇬🇧⚡️: Streeting MUST RESIGN - Newly appointed Defence Minister Wes Streeting jokes about freeing every pedohile, rapists, illegal and terrorist in UK prisons with Home Secretary Mahmood and fellow Burnham Ministers. New Justice Secretary Alex Norris can be seen walking towards Streeting and Shabana Mahmood just before the disgusting sick joke spouted by Streeting which will have every victim of crime in the UK and their families in the highest levels of repulsion and distress. The new defence secretary, Streeting, can then be heard calling Norris "the enemy now" while the Mahmood responds "no he's not". Streeting goes on to say "he wants to let them all out" - appearing to reference the government's plans for early release for prisoners. The comments have been criticised by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch for making light of the scheme, which her party opposes. "While Andy Burnham's cabinet are joking about letting criminals out of prison early, Conservatives are listening to victims and will continue to fight this disgusting policy," the Conservative leader wrote on X. Disgraced Peter Mandelson's protégé Streeting is supposed to be the man to keep Britain safe from harm as Defence Minister. All he is capable of is laughing at the victims of the most sickening crimes committed against the most vulnerable in the UK. Wes Streeting you should resign immediately and apologise for this horrific sick joke and senseless of injustice.

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Exposing Andy Burnham The Mayor Who Betrayed Grooming Gang Survivors When it comes to protecting politicians reliant on the Muslim bloc vote that shielded Pakistani grooming gangs, one name sits near the top of the cover-up list. Greater Manchester Mayor and would-be Prime Minister - Andy Burnham. Burnham commissioned his so-called Assurance Review into Oldham knowing from the outset it was 'limited'. He then spent more than two years pretending otherwise, and nearly another two years defending its published whitewash. His whitewash. Andy Burnham led the public to believe that there had been NO COVER UP. We now know this was a lie and his Assurance Review was nothing more than a limited, toothless exercise that even failed to secure the testimony of a single grooming gang survivor. Ask Andy Burnham to dare deny this statistic. What Burnham commissioned was not incompetence. You don’t accidentally commission a review with built-in flaws, then accidentally ignore those flaws for years. What Burnham was responsible for was calculated. For years, ordinary people trusted Burnham’s review. They believed someone in power had finally looked properly at the issues that mattered. Even after we exposed his findings as a sham, Burnham kept the pretence alive. That wasn’t a mistake. That was a choice. Burnham only admitted his review was 'limited' after the cover up made world news. And even then, he called for a 'limited' national inquiry. He could have called for a National Inquiry at any point prior. He did not. Guess why? Knowing all of this, why are the legacy media running puff pieces on Andy Burnham as a future Prime Minister instead of investigating his role in covering up for grooming gangs? _________ They silenced victims. They erased evidence. They persecuted whistleblowers, discredited survivors, buried official reports, and protected predators. They thought no one would fight back and that they had got away with what they did. They were wrong My name is Raja Miah. I’m neither a Maggie Oliver or a Tommy Robinson. I’m a political campaigner. For seven years, I led a small team that exposed how politicians protected the rape gangs. Before that, I spent over a decade safeguarding children and protecting communities from extremists. My mission is clear: to expose the cover-up, explain the mechanics of corruption, educate the nation, and show people how to fight back. That’s why they tried to imprison me. They know how dangerous my voice is. This is why they spent 3 years fabricating evidence and trying to falsely prosecute me. And when they failed, the Labour Party tried and failed to sue me. Holding those responsible to account, including those who traded children for votes, won’t happen unless many more of you stand with me. Every day I can continue to campaign, more people learn the truth. I can’t do this alone. If my words have ever helped you make sense of a broken system, if they’ve ever made you feel seen, heard, or hopeful, please don’t scroll past. 🔴 Support the work. This fight is far from over. 👉 There are no paywalls to access any of my work. I share everything for free. I only ask those that can afford to do so to support me with just £3/month or £30/year. That’s 75p a week. Pennies to most - everything to help keep me going. 🔴 Prefer a one-off contribution? 👉 👉 No sponsors. No parties. No institutions to lean on. Just numbers. Growing fast enough that covering this up becomes impossible. We don’t need everyone. We need you. – Raja Miah MBE

Exposing Andy Burnham The Mayor Who Betrayed Grooming Gang Survivors When it comes to protecting politicians reliant on the Muslim bloc vote that shielded Pakistani grooming gangs, one name sits near the top of the cover-up list. Greater Manchester Mayor and would-be Prime Minister - Andy Burnham. Burnham commissioned his so-called Assurance Review into Oldham knowing from the outset it was 'limited'. He then spent more than two years pretending otherwise, and nearly another two years defending its published whitewash. His whitewash. Andy Burnham led the public to believe that there had been NO COVER UP. We now know this was a lie and his Assurance Review was nothing more than a limited, toothless exercise that even failed to secure the testimony of a single grooming gang survivor. Ask Andy Burnham to dare deny this statistic. What Burnham commissioned was not incompetence. You don’t accidentally commission a review with built-in flaws, then accidentally ignore those flaws for years. What Burnham was responsible for was calculated. For years, ordinary people trusted Burnham’s review. They believed someone in power had finally looked properly at the issues that mattered. Even after we exposed his findings as a sham, Burnham kept the pretence alive. That wasn’t a mistake. That was a choice. Burnham only admitted his review was 'limited' after the cover up made world news. And even then, he called for a 'limited' national inquiry. He could have called for a National Inquiry at any point prior. He did not. Guess why? Knowing all of this, why are the legacy media running puff pieces on Andy Burnham as a future Prime Minister instead of investigating his role in covering up for grooming gangs? _________ They silenced victims. They erased evidence. They persecuted whistleblowers, discredited survivors, buried official reports, and protected predators. They thought no one would fight back and that they had got away with what they did. They were wrong My name is Raja Miah. I’m neither a Maggie Oliver or a Tommy Robinson. I’m a political campaigner. For seven years, I led a small team that exposed how politicians protected the rape gangs. Before that, I spent over a decade safeguarding children and protecting communities from extremists. My mission is clear: to expose the cover-up, explain the mechanics of corruption, educate the nation, and show people how to fight back. That’s why they tried to imprison me. They know how dangerous my voice is. This is why they spent 3 years fabricating evidence and trying to falsely prosecute me. And when they failed, the Labour Party tried and failed to sue me. Holding those responsible to account, including those who traded children for votes, won’t happen unless many more of you stand with me. Every day I can continue to campaign, more people learn the truth. I can’t do this alone. If my words have ever helped you make sense of a broken system, if they’ve ever made you feel seen, heard, or hopeful, please don’t scroll past. 🔴 Support the work. This fight is far from over. 👉 There are no paywalls to access any of my work. I share everything for free. I only ask those that can afford to do so to support me with just £3/month or £30/year. That’s 75p a week. Pennies to most - everything to help keep me going. 🔴 Prefer a one-off contribution? 👉 👉 No sponsors. No parties. No institutions to lean on. Just numbers. Growing fast enough that covering this up becomes impossible. We don’t need everyone. We need you. – Raja Miah MBE

Raja Miah

82,400 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

WATCH 👀 Karmelo Anthony body camera footage has officially been released‼️ Karmelo can be heard in the footage immediately playing the victim pleading with officers saying he was just protecting himself. Keep in mind that according to witness testimonies Karmelo was just under an opposing teams tent calling them pussies while challenging them to fight moments before crying and playing victim in this footage. He wasn’t just “protecting himself” he provoked a conflict knowing he had a knife and then murdered Austin Metcalf when Austin tried to get him to leave. Austin wasn’t the one looking for a conflict that day. Unlike Karmelo he was where he was supposed to be. Multiple witnesses said that Austin even told Karmelo that he didn’t want to fight him. Karmelo came looking to cause trouble. He then caused that trouble. And when the police showed up he immediately code switched into playing the “dindu nuffin” victim role.

WATCH 👀 Karmelo Anthony body camera footage has officially been released‼️ Karmelo can be heard in the footage immediately playing the victim pleading with officers saying he was just protecting himself. Keep in mind that according to witness testimonies Karmelo was just under an opposing teams tent calling them pussies while challenging them to fight moments before crying and playing victim in this footage. He wasn’t just “protecting himself” he provoked a conflict knowing he had a knife and then murdered Austin Metcalf when Austin tried to get him to leave. Austin wasn’t the one looking for a conflict that day. Unlike Karmelo he was where he was supposed to be. Multiple witnesses said that Austin even told Karmelo that he didn’t want to fight him. Karmelo came looking to cause trouble. He then caused that trouble. And when the police showed up he immediately code switched into playing the “dindu nuffin” victim role.

Cinema Shogun

24,957 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🫣 WATCH Rachel Reeves SQUIRM as BBC Breakfast puts her on the spot for abandoning Starmer and jumping straight into bed with Burnham! In a toe-curling moment, the Chancellor was directly challenged: “There were a few raised eyebrows in Westminster this week when you weren’t in Downing Street to see the prime minister’s resignation statement, but you were in Westminster a few hours later to have a selfie with Andy Burnham. Where were you watching the statement?” Reeves, visibly uncomfortable, completely ignores the question: “I don’t think anyone can doubt my commitment to the prime minister. I’ve been by his side for six years now as shadow chancellor and then as chancellor of the exchequer. I’ve been there every step of the way.” Oh Rachel… that’s exactly why people are questioning your “commitment”. In his worst moment as PM you abandoned him and you know it. It’s not just that you didn’t show up but the fact you jumped straight onto team Burnham! Another disingenuous Westminster snake who legs it the second the sh!t hits the fan.

🫣 WATCH Rachel Reeves SQUIRM as BBC Breakfast puts her on the spot for abandoning Starmer and jumping straight into bed with Burnham! In a toe-curling moment, the Chancellor was directly challenged: “There were a few raised eyebrows in Westminster this week when you weren’t in Downing Street to see the prime minister’s resignation statement, but you were in Westminster a few hours later to have a selfie with Andy Burnham. Where were you watching the statement?” Reeves, visibly uncomfortable, completely ignores the question: “I don’t think anyone can doubt my commitment to the prime minister. I’ve been by his side for six years now as shadow chancellor and then as chancellor of the exchequer. I’ve been there every step of the way.” Oh Rachel… that’s exactly why people are questioning your “commitment”. In his worst moment as PM you abandoned him and you know it. It’s not just that you didn’t show up but the fact you jumped straight onto team Burnham! Another disingenuous Westminster snake who legs it the second the sh!t hits the fan.

J Stewart

182,462 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Oh my, the irony. Karen Read claims that “no one with any logic” would believe she killed John on purpose, left his body on another cop’s lawn and then simply went home to “sleep it off” before dealing with it or looking for him the next day. However, the very scenario she is dismissing as illogical is almost identical to the accusation she’s made against the Alberts and McCabes. She and her defense team claim they are guilty of killing John, leaving his body on another officer’s lawn and then going home and to bed to deal with the fallout the next day. She is quite literally dismissing this scenario as improbable and illogical when it involves her, while accusing others of doing precisely that and telling FKR it makes perfect sense. Denying and then simultaneously presenting the exact scenario she criticizes shows huge flaws in the reasoning behind the conspiracy.

Oh my, the irony. Karen Read claims that “no one with any logic” would believe she killed John on purpose, left his body on another cop’s lawn and then simply went home to “sleep it off” before dealing with it or looking for him the next day. However, the very scenario she is dismissing as illogical is almost identical to the accusation she’s made against the Alberts and McCabes. She and her defense team claim they are guilty of killing John, leaving his body on another officer’s lawn and then going home and to bed to deal with the fallout the next day. She is quite literally dismissing this scenario as improbable and illogical when it involves her, while accusing others of doing precisely that and telling FKR it makes perfect sense. Denying and then simultaneously presenting the exact scenario she criticizes shows huge flaws in the reasoning behind the conspiracy.

Jamz

32,178 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

AGAIN, I will never stop sharing this. And I’ll never understand why it wasn’t highlighted and played before the jury. The old man that walked around the confrontation, was in a conversation with John immediately before, then walked around it all and went outside and had a long conversation with BA, BH, NA and CA. He knows! Furthermore, this tied the whole thing together like the end of a movie. It was the missing piece. They all lied and never mentioned it. Why? JM was standing there talking to Karen. So… 11:32pm: BH texts KR “ummmmm…well?” 11:57pm - 11:58pm: BH gives John the middle finger, yells across the room at him, is held back by CA, gestures for JO to come outside. 12:11am: John walks out with the rocks glass and is seen for the last time alive as he heads to 34F. 12:20am: BH, despite saying he never talked to John, didn’t know John was going to 34F and didn’t talk to him as he left, he texts what’s now known as a challenge, not an invite, “are you coming???” 12:21am: John arrives at 34F and goes straight to the basement. 12:30am: KR pulls away from 34F. 12:32am: John’s phone stops moving. 12:36am: KR connected to John’s WiFi. 2:22am: BA “butt dials” BH which was immediately returned by another “butt dial” from BH and they have a :22 call. 2:27am: JM gets home and googles “hos long to die in cold?” 6:03am: John is found beaten and dead on the lawn of 34F. How is this not the most obvious thing ever? But I will also never understand why this wasn’t highlighted. These are some of the most brilliant litigators in the country, so I’m holding hope they had a very good reason why not. #karenread #freekarenread

AGAIN, I will never stop sharing this. And I’ll never understand why it wasn’t highlighted and played before the jury. The old man that walked around the confrontation, was in a conversation with John immediately before, then walked around it all and went outside and had a long conversation with BA, BH, NA and CA. He knows! Furthermore, this tied the whole thing together like the end of a movie. It was the missing piece. They all lied and never mentioned it. Why? JM was standing there talking to Karen. So… 11:32pm: BH texts KR “ummmmm…well?” 11:57pm - 11:58pm: BH gives John the middle finger, yells across the room at him, is held back by CA, gestures for JO to come outside. 12:11am: John walks out with the rocks glass and is seen for the last time alive as he heads to 34F. 12:20am: BH, despite saying he never talked to John, didn’t know John was going to 34F and didn’t talk to him as he left, he texts what’s now known as a challenge, not an invite, “are you coming???” 12:21am: John arrives at 34F and goes straight to the basement. 12:30am: KR pulls away from 34F. 12:32am: John’s phone stops moving. 12:36am: KR connected to John’s WiFi. 2:22am: BA “butt dials” BH which was immediately returned by another “butt dial” from BH and they have a :22 call. 2:27am: JM gets home and googles “hos long to die in cold?” 6:03am: John is found beaten and dead on the lawn of 34F. How is this not the most obvious thing ever? But I will also never understand why this wasn’t highlighted. These are some of the most brilliant litigators in the country, so I’m holding hope they had a very good reason why not. #karenread #freekarenread

Just Larry

298,674 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE:🚨 SILVERGATE: THE PHYSICAL RUN HAS BEGUN — AND THE PUBLIC IS BEING KEPT IN THE DARK In my New Year interview with Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin Precious Metals (now $14 BILLION in sales), he laid out a picture that should stop every ordinary person in their tracks: This isn’t “market chatter.” This is strategic extraction. Andy says the LBMA in London and COMEX in the U.S. are showing tight physical supply — while the system is drowning in paper claims. He dropped the numbers that expose the entire game: • London: roughly 2 BILLION ounces of paper promises • Float behind it: about 140 MILLION ounces • In other words: the same bars sold again and again — rehypothecation • “Bernie Madoff… but with metal.” And then came the part the media won’t touch: For 13+ months, the biggest players on Earth have been doing what “never happens” in these markets. They’re not rolling paper. They’re not cash-settling. They’re not playing the usual game. They’re saying: “Give me the metal.” Andy described it as a quiet, coordinated drain: Central banks. Commercial banks. Sovereign wealth funds. The most well-funded and well-informed traders on the planet. And while that’s happening, the political layer snaps into place: He said China refines over 70% of the world’s silver — and is now moving to restrict exports so anything leaving China needs permission from Beijing. Why now? Because silver has been designated a critical mineral — a national security asset. That’s the line people need to understand: This isn’t about “profit.” This is about power. Silver isn’t just coins and jewellery. Andy says it’s embedded in: • high-tech weapons • AI infrastructure • solar farms powering server centres • the entire digital economy And when a commodity becomes strategic, the real question stops being “what’s the price?” It becomes: who controls the supply when the paper promises break? His warning was blunt: If a major institution fails delivery, it doesn’t stay in the metals market. It can spread into credit, equities, forex — systemic contagion. Then he put it in plain English: For decades, people believed paper claims were “as good as metal” because almost nobody stood for delivery. Now the largest money on Earth is doing it at scale — month after month — and the public is being told nothing. That’s not an accident. That’s a window. And windows close. If you watch the full interview with Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin, it’s one you’ll want to watch twice — because what he’s describing is not a normal cycle. It’s a run on reality. Miles Franklin Precious Metals Andy Schectman

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE:🚨 SILVERGATE: THE PHYSICAL RUN HAS BEGUN — AND THE PUBLIC IS BEING KEPT IN THE DARK In my New Year interview with Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin Precious Metals (now $14 BILLION in sales), he laid out a picture that should stop every ordinary person in their tracks: This isn’t “market chatter.” This is strategic extraction. Andy says the LBMA in London and COMEX in the U.S. are showing tight physical supply — while the system is drowning in paper claims. He dropped the numbers that expose the entire game: • London: roughly 2 BILLION ounces of paper promises • Float behind it: about 140 MILLION ounces • In other words: the same bars sold again and again — rehypothecation • “Bernie Madoff… but with metal.” And then came the part the media won’t touch: For 13+ months, the biggest players on Earth have been doing what “never happens” in these markets. They’re not rolling paper. They’re not cash-settling. They’re not playing the usual game. They’re saying: “Give me the metal.” Andy described it as a quiet, coordinated drain: Central banks. Commercial banks. Sovereign wealth funds. The most well-funded and well-informed traders on the planet. And while that’s happening, the political layer snaps into place: He said China refines over 70% of the world’s silver — and is now moving to restrict exports so anything leaving China needs permission from Beijing. Why now? Because silver has been designated a critical mineral — a national security asset. That’s the line people need to understand: This isn’t about “profit.” This is about power. Silver isn’t just coins and jewellery. Andy says it’s embedded in: • high-tech weapons • AI infrastructure • solar farms powering server centres • the entire digital economy And when a commodity becomes strategic, the real question stops being “what’s the price?” It becomes: who controls the supply when the paper promises break? His warning was blunt: If a major institution fails delivery, it doesn’t stay in the metals market. It can spread into credit, equities, forex — systemic contagion. Then he put it in plain English: For decades, people believed paper claims were “as good as metal” because almost nobody stood for delivery. Now the largest money on Earth is doing it at scale — month after month — and the public is being told nothing. That’s not an accident. That’s a window. And windows close. If you watch the full interview with Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin, it’s one you’ll want to watch twice — because what he’s describing is not a normal cycle. It’s a run on reality. Miles Franklin Precious Metals Andy Schectman

Jim Ferguson

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🚨 THE SHAKEOUT COMES BEFORE THE BREAKOUT Everyone's positioned for liftoff. The structure says one more move comes first. The FLUSH! We saw this exact setup in 2024. Before the real run, Bitcoin has to sweep the downside, take out the support everyone thinks will hold, and shake out the weak hands. It never goes straight up. It clears the board first. Here's my roadmap: $80K → FLUSH → $55K Sweep → $85K Reclaim → New ATH That $55K sweep is the trap nobody wants to sit through. It's the level where the crowd panics, "the bull run is dead" starts trending, and the last leveraged longs get wiped. And that's exactly the point where the real move begins. I'm not chasing this pump higher. Not yet. I want the shakeout first. Once the weak hands are gone and the leverage is flushed, that's when Bitcoin starts printing new highs, and the people who sold the bottom watch it leave without them. Down first. Then up. Same as every cycle. Turn notifications on. I'll post the entry when the sweep confirms.

🚨 THE SHAKEOUT COMES BEFORE THE BREAKOUT Everyone's positioned for liftoff. The structure says one more move comes first. The FLUSH! We saw this exact setup in 2024. Before the real run, Bitcoin has to sweep the downside, take out the support everyone thinks will hold, and shake out the weak hands. It never goes straight up. It clears the board first. Here's my roadmap: $80K → FLUSH → $55K Sweep → $85K Reclaim → New ATH That $55K sweep is the trap nobody wants to sit through. It's the level where the crowd panics, "the bull run is dead" starts trending, and the last leveraged longs get wiped. And that's exactly the point where the real move begins. I'm not chasing this pump higher. Not yet. I want the shakeout first. Once the weak hands are gone and the leverage is flushed, that's when Bitcoin starts printing new highs, and the people who sold the bottom watch it leave without them. Down first. Then up. Same as every cycle. Turn notifications on. I'll post the entry when the sweep confirms.

Qmo

263,725 Aufrufe • vor 5 Tagen