He set the stage for an entirely new type of America, ushering in a new
economic, political, and financial reality that could either make you a fortune
or cost you one depending on what you do next. One legendary economist says it
could be the most consequential decision of Trump’s presidency.




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Trump just crossed the Rubicon.

With Executive Order 14365, he took his final step
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He set the stage for an entirely new type of America, ushering in a new
economic, political, and financial reality that could eithermake you a fortune
orcost you one depending on what you do next.

One legendary economist says it could be the most consequential decision of
Trump’s presidency. Because with one scribble of the Sharpie, he effectively
just signed aNew Declaration of Independence
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A declaration that the U.S. is all-in on this new economic and political
reality.

Trump made it clear: The government is no longer a referee. It’s in control
and if you get in the way, you will be steamrolled.

It mandates that federal power be used to challenge any state, any regulator,
and any law that slows down the machine or gets in the way of the federal
government’s AI dominance ambitions - what we are callingTrump’s 1776 Moment
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It’s a signal to the world that the "New America" is here.

That they are backing this new reality with the full weight of the White
House, the DOJ, and the military.

And just like 250 years ago, when the Founders signed the first Declaration of
Independence, this isn’t something you get to vote on. It’s happening whether
you like it or not.

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STRATEGY DESK




A Bomb Exploded at a Police Station in Colombia, Injuring 11 People —
President-Elect de la Espriella Said "Terrorism Will Not Intimidate Colombia"




A bomb exploded at a police station in Colombia, injuring 11 people just days
before the inauguration of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella. He
condemned the attack and said "terrorism will not intimidate Colombia." The
bombing is a stark reminder of the security challenges de la Espriella inherits
as he prepares to take office — Colombia has experienced decades of political
violence from guerrilla groups, narco-trafficking organizations, and dissident
armed actors who have used bombings against state institutions as a regular
tactic.


De la Espriella is the Trump-backed far-right candidate who won Colombia's
presidential runoff in a razor-tight result. His victory was welcomed in
Washington but immediately created concern among analysts who noted that
Colombia's complex security environment requires sophisticated political
management — not just the hard-line posture de la Espriella campaigned on. A
bombing at a police station days before his inauguration is an early test of
how he responds to political violence.






KEY TAKEAWAYS

* A bomb exploded at a Colombian police station days before President-elect
de la Espriella's inauguration, injuring 11 people — de la Espriella condemned
the attack and vowed terrorism would not intimidate the country.
* The bombing is an early test for the Trump-backed right-wing
president-elect, who inherits a security environment shaped by ELN guerrillas,
FARC dissidents, and criminal organizations capable of targeting state
institutions.
* Responsibility had not been publicly claimed as of the latest reporting,
with multiple armed actors in Colombia capable of the kind of police station
bombing that occurred.



The specific group responsible for the bombing had not been publicly
identified as of the latest reporting. Colombia has multiple armed actors
capable of this kind of attack — including ELN guerrillas, dissidents from the
former FARC who rejected the peace agreement, and criminal organizations whose
territorial interests frequently bring them into conflict with state security
forces.






SOURCE:




* CBS News — Bombing in Colombia injures 11, days before presidential
inauguration

 


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