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Renegate Talk Radio. As you know, the globalists have been trying to slowly drain the U.S. economy and transfer power to their international organizations, really since the 1980s has been accelerated.

It's a clovered and pivot strategy. Make us dependent on them. They've done it to Europe as well. They do to a lot of third world

countries where they make them export all their food and then import food back in. They do it in Eastern

Europe to Romania. That's a slave bastion of the EU. The EU just canceled their election winner and

banned him from running in the new election. But the big thing they're doing has been trying to do put options

and betting against the stock market to try to crash it and blame Trump's tariffs on it.

But that hasn't completely worked. So they're trying to crash Tesla as well right now. And that's

getting some traction. Or they can get must. They can get the next person, the next group,

and get us all. We've got to hang together or hang separate. But this big zero hedge article is so critical from today. This has never happened before.

The U.S. stock market is now officially hated. This is not an opinion. Investors are

voting with their cash, according to the Bank of America Fund Manager's survey. U.S. stocks

just experienced their largest drop in capital allocation in history.

See if yourself, investors are fleeing the U.S. in droves and piling into European stocks, and not by a little again.

This was the largest drop in U.S. stock allocation history.

And a lot of it's globalists running with their stolen money as well to try to escape

indictment. So Trump's gotten $5 trillion committed to be invested here in the next two years.

Over trillion's actually come in, but he is in a race against time against these people.

How skewed is the pro-Europe anti-U.S. trade? The ratio between S&P 500 and the Europe EF, E-TF, IEV, is that it's 40-month simple moving average, the same as the 200-week simple moving average. Of the last 15 years, this has marked the bottom of the European equities outperformance relative to their U.S. counterparts.

Sure, the time might be difficult, and we're about to enter the golden age of European stocks.

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