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Trump is stalling Iran until Friday, when the troops are in place and then after market closes he’ll say Iran rejected the negotiations to justify a ground invasion.

@ryohashirin The United States of Israel

If Stalin hadn't made the USSR a nuclear state we would have been bullied and invaded by the West.

@ryohashirin Agreed

It's better to be a rich criminal than a poor graduate.

@ryohashirin They have so many its difficult to tell. Or they don't have any culture at all.

@ryohashirin People who don't have the knowledge to argue screenshot profiles.

The world doesn’t care about your potential. It cares about your output. No money. No leverage. No freedom. You become a dependent, replaceable and controlled citizen. That’s how the system is designed. You can choose to stay or escape. Your choice.

He almost sounds like Bruce Lee.

Ryōhashi Rin 燎覇志 @ryohashirin

4 months ago

Most traders are trapped in systems. Indicators. Strategies. Signals. Trying to force themselves to fit something that was never built for them. I reject that mindset. Absorb what is useful. Discard what is useless. Add what is your own. That’s how you should approach

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A man without money in his pocket and knowledge in his mind is nothing but a slave to society. The perfect citizen of the matrix. Hungry enough to work, but too ignorant to question why. The world doesn’t want your potential. It wants your labor. It wants you tired. Distracted. Broke. Because a man who can’t buy his freedom or think his way out of a trap is easy to own. They tell you money isn’t everything. They tell you to be content. That’s the lullaby they use to keep you asleep. Knowledge is your armor. Money is your leverage. Without them, you’re ghost. A servant to those who have both. Stop asking for a seat at the table. Build your own. Because in this life, you’re either the architect… or the bricks.

Most traders think their strategy is the problem. That the market is against them. It’s not. It’s your psychology. Your fear. Your greed. That’s what’s destroying you. If you can’t control your mind, you can’t control your trades. That’s why things like meditation matter— not as some trend, but as a tool to slow down your thoughts and stay in control. Trading is one of the hardest things you’ll ever do. You’re not competing with the market. You’re competing with you. You can’t master the market. But you can master yourself. This isn’t just about money. It’s about who you become in the process. So if you’re not ready to confront yourself—don’t trade.

Most traders are trapped in systems. Indicators. Strategies. Signals. Trying to force themselves to fit something that was never built for them. I reject that mindset. Absorb what is useful. Discard what is useless. Add what is your own. That’s how you should approach trading. Not copying. Not following. Building. Refining. Evolving. The market isn’t something you master. It’s something that exposes you. Your fear. Your greed. Your lack of discipline. Fix that—and your trading changes. And when your trading changes… so does your life. - @ryohashirin

@ryohashirin Be water my friend.

US oil prices surge back above $93/barrel as Iran continues to deny peace talks with the US.

@MarioNawfal Watching the meeting yesterday and it was totally embarrassing seeing her behaviour. She behaved more like a pet than a sovereign leader. This was not what I had hoped for from her but it seems Japan is still a long way from regaining its independence.

@mrjeffu Watching the meeting yesterday and it was totally embarrassing seeing her behaviour. She behaved more like a pet than a sovereign leader. This was not what I had hoped for from her but it seems Japan is still a long way from regaining its independence.

同意できない。 問題は記者でも左派でもない。 日本がいまだに自立した安全保障を持てていないことだ。 日米同盟は重要だが、それに依存しすぎる構造こそが問題。 本来なら日本は自分の力で抑止できるはずだ。 そのための議論が避けられている。 共産党にも失望している。 かつてはもっと厳しく国家を考えていたが、 今は第9条の議論すら避けている。 それでは何も変わらない。

@randomyoko 「非現実的」と切り捨てるのは議論ではない。 しかし、その思考こそが日本を今の立場にした。 何も変えようとしない人間に、現実を語る資格はない。

The Nanjing Incident is one of the most effective propaganda tools used by the CCP to unify the Chinese people against Japan. If the balance of power had been reversed in the 1930s between Japan and China, who's to say China wouldn't have committed atrocities against the Japanese people? China had imperial ambitions - Japan simply modernised faster.

You shouldn't have to flatter another leader just to secure your own defence. China is only a threat because Japan lacks the military capabilities to deter it. If we did our attitude towards the U.S. would be more distant. Post-war, U.S. stripped Japan of its military strength to secure its position in Asia and contain the spread of communism. After the brief German occupation and the fall of the Berlin Wall, Germany regained its full military capabilities despite committing more atrocities than Japan. Takaichi approval rating has declined because she hesitated to condemn the U.S - Israel imperialistic war against Iran. A war that even U.S. allies and Nato have condemned despite their heavy reliance on the U.S. This exposes how WEAK Japan is in terms of military capabilities. If we want to deter Chinese threats and protect our sovereignty, military modernisation and Article 9 abolishment are unavoidable. Regaining those capabilities will elevate Japan - and command respect on the world stage.