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…with missiles [The Daily FWD] November 08, 2023 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( Biden’s Plan to Save Biden… Hi Reader, Let’s dive into today’s articles… [Click here to learn more]( News: Dave Gonigam – “Biden’s Hail Mary” The conflict between Israel and Hamas is rapidly escalating across the region and risks dragging the United States directly into the fray. The United States now finds itself on a new war footing with Iran and its regional partners, whom many in Congress have cast as part of a new ‘axis of evil’ that includes Russia and China. Less than a year before the U.S. election on Nov. 5, 2024… a war with Iran might be the only way Joe Biden thinks he can save his presidency. For a while, the war in Ukraine was supposed to serve that purpose — but it’s gone horribly awry. But for Americans, the consequences of war with Iran could be far more devastating than anything in Ukraine to date. [⇒ Read More Here]( [Click here to learn more]( Recommended Reads: [“Godfather Of AI” Reveals Stunning Prediction“]( He’s a 35-year AI veteran who has worked closely on AI technology for decades… - In 1988, the National Science Foundation funded him to build an AI chess program. - He’s written and published academic papers on AI. - And he’s used AI to trade stocks as early as 2001. [But today, he’s stepping forward with a critical prediction that he says every investor needs to hear.]( Whatever you do, I’m urging you to not invest a single dime into AI technology until you see this man’s warning. [⇒ Click here for details.]( [Click here to learn more]( Politics: Sean Ring – Biden Bucks: The Empire Strikes Back Let’s be honest: cash is a pain in the ass. But it’s under your complete control at all times. But with digital currency, it can be programmed to be spent only on essentials or items the government or employer thinks are “sensible.” This is an affront to anyone who knows civilization was built on the foundation of private property rights. [⇒ Read More Here]( [Click here to learn more]( Retirement: Charles Hugh Smith – We’re Devouring Our Seed Corn If we’re limited to our income, there’s only so much we can spend on consumption and servicing existing debts, and invest/save to build capital/future income. This conveyor belt of squandered wealth looks sustainable as long as debt can skyrocket at near-zero rates of interest. But those days are gone, never to return. Borrowing more money now costs money, and so long after the unrepairable, low-quality gew-gaw is rotting away in the landfill, the debt used to purchase it lives on, eating the borrower alive. [⇒ Read More Here]( [Click here to learn more]( Markets: Chris Campbell – Get Rich Selling Robots (AI) Soon, you’ll be able to build and sell robots without any coding experience. Standard AI is like a Swiss Army knife. It's your go-to tool because it can do a bit of everything. But this new technology… that's like you've got the option to swap out a few of those generic tools for something way more effective for a specific task, like a pro chef's knife or a set of lockpicks, tailored just for your taste — no engineering degree required. [⇒ Read More Here]( [Click here to learn more]( America: Jim Rickards – Why’s the Dollar So Darn Strong? The dollar has been extremely strong over the past two years. This persistent dollar strength has been a mystery to many. After all, the dollar’s problems are well known. The U.S. is running multitrillion-dollar deficits year after year. We’re in mountains of debt. But the dollar keeps on chugging along. 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