5th Generation Farm Family Est. 1903│Army Dad│President Custom Farm Seed│ Pro Life Patriot │ SAR John Platt

Kankakee, IL
Joined February 2012
This was literally a Twilight Zone episode.
🚨 WARNING: GOLD'S BIGGEST THREAT IN 5,000 YEARS MAY HAVE JUST EMERGED. And almost nobody understands how serious this could become. A U.S. startup claims it has found a way to produce REAL GOLD using nuclear fusion. Not fake gold. Not gold-plated metal. Actual gold atoms. And its projections suggest a future 1 GW fusion plant could produce around 2 TONNES OF GOLD PER YEAR. Read that again. For thousands of years, gold has had one enormous advantage: SCARCITY. You couldn't manufacture it economically. You had to dig it out of the ground. But what happens when technology changes that? We've seen a similar story before. DIAMONDS. Lab-grown diamonds entered the market. Production scaled. Prices collapsed. And an entire industry was forced to rethink the value of scarcity. Now imagine something similar happening to GOLD. Here's where it gets interesting. The proposed technology wouldn't require factories built solely to produce gold. Gold could become a BY-PRODUCT of fusion energy. Fusion reactors generate energy and neutrons. Those neutrons could potentially convert mercury into gold. And if the economics work, the process could create an entirely new source of supply. Think about the implications: More fusion reactors → More gold production → More revenue → More investment in fusion. For centuries, gold supply has depended on geology. In this scenario, it could eventually depend on reactor capacity. And remember: Gold isn't just jewelry. Central banks hold it. Governments hold it. ETFs hold it. Trillions of dollars are tied to its value as a scarce asset. Now, here's the catch. Commercial fusion gold production is still unproven, and 2 tonnes per reactor wouldn't immediately overwhelm global supply. But markets don't always wait for technology to reach full scale. They start pricing in the future. And if this technology becomes commercially viable, the long-term implications for gold could be enormous. I've spent over 15 years studying market cycles and identifying major turning points. And this is a development I'll be watching closely. Save this chart. Follow and turn notifications on. If the gold market starts pricing in this risk, I'll post my next major call here FIRST. The biggest threat to gold might not come from another metal. It might come from a laboratory.
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So in 1965 Hart-Celler was passed claiming the United States wouldn’t see a racial or demographic change of over 1% and now over 155,000,000 foreign people live here on welfare in various ways and levels. It’s why we’re $40T in debt.
President Trump: Why do we always have to take people from sh*thouse countries? Why can’t we take people from Norway, Sweden, why not Denmark?
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Can’t remember these hydrangeas blooming this late in October. I guess the lack of a killing frost is keeping them going.
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Ok. I know sometimes a rare tractor ends up like this but how stupid are some people. At least put it under a roof.
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Replying to @Vertzy24
$211 today for 3/4 of a tank. Hope our sacrifice is sufficient.
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Boots on the ground in Nebraska,, Corn yield
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137 votes • Final results
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Americans are eventually going to snap.
Just FYI as someone who works in consumer tech and sees a whole lot of conversations online daily: people are starting to snap. Between the price of everything and being surrounded by these foreigners who don't belong here who are somehow better off than our own people who are struggling and the politicians who are enriching themselves and kissing Israel's ass on TV all day people have had enough. It's a pressure cooker out there.
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Get the boomers in your life off Fox News.
Chabad of Bel Air Rabbi Chaim Mentz demands Pres. Trump attack Iran: "He has to do it!" "There's no more waiting! Now is the time!"
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Replying to @cfarms76
Blast them with data, people are right to be angry, and hammer them with evidence.
The historical precedent (read statistical likelihood) of this type of NASS error is once in 15 years or 178 months. The previous 3 events were corrections in -organic -ag safety -slaughter
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Some days it feels like 1999. A better time, a better place…
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The Lord’s prayer in the language Jesus spoke, prayed by Jim Caviezel
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Best dirt on my best farm…last year would have been 240
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We have to stop with the legal vs illegal foolishness and send the foreigners back. I Guarantee this guy is on multiple forms of public assistance l. We are making our unborn grandchildren poor by paying for people who hate us.
🚨 BREAKING: Outrage erupts after man named "Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano" took a SLEDGEHAMMER to the historic Iwo Jima statue at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia and knocked the head off one of the Marines HE LITERALLY BEHEADED IT. Dig into his history and find out if he's an illegal! Should be deported regardless! Police caught Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano, 27, of Stafford, in the act around 10 PM Wednesday. They say the damage runs into the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of dollars The 9-foot limestone statue was carved by Felix de Weldon, the same sculptor behind the famous Marine Corps War Memorial in Arlington. It honors the Marines who raised the flag over Iwo Jima 🙏🏻 He's charged with felony destruction of property, trespassing, and felony injury to a monument, and he's being held without bond. Throw the book at him 😡 📽️ WUSA9
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Just another government organization that manipulates expectations while money repositions under the cover of emotions. Why bother using USDA data? The minority does not listen to it. Politicians will never yield their advantage. #corn #soybeans #wheat.
Is the USDA's October corn forecast wrong? nsco.unl.edu/news/usdas-octo… Good read for @SecRollins and @realDonaldTrump Surely we wouldn’t have disgruntled employees at the USDA. 🤷‍♂️
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See the censored, Bill Gates train station video here…
Is Bill Gates going to the train station or are we?
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Is the USDA's October corn forecast wrong? nsco.unl.edu/news/usdas-octo… Good read for @SecRollins and @realDonaldTrump Surely we wouldn’t have disgruntled employees at the USDA. 🤷‍♂️
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Who’s going to pick our cotton. This boomer view about immigration is over. We don’t care if there is not enough people to keep SS afloat. You sold us down the river with white replacement.
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Rep. Thomas Massie is on the verge of securing a massive win for independent farmers. “We’ve been working on this so long… ” Bookmark this. This could deliver a blow to the big four meatpackers’ monopolistic control of the beef industry. How? The PRIME Act would give states more control over regulations for small, local meat processors. “It says that if the farmer and the processor and the consumer are all in the same state, that they can be regulated differently than having [these] giant USDA regulations that are meant to regulate the Oscar Mayer wiener factory.” “Let the state or even the county health inspector regulate these small abattoirs.” “Some of these small processors process less meat than a steakhouse in Washington, D.C. does on K Street at night.” A pilot version of the PRIME Act was included in the House-passed Farm Bill. Now, it’s up to the Senate to decide if it will make it into the final version of the bill. @RepThomasMassie @chelliepingree
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What I find interesting is that the report comes out 4 days prior to a CPI report that contains all commodities except gold and silver value. Who needed some economic wins… convenient.
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