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  • From Assassination to Escalation: Protests, Power and a New Order Emerging

    A decade of frustration culminates in political violence, military tension and energy leverage — signaling a possible realignment of the world order. Currency debasement, rising costs of living, emergency powers, and culture-war policies have left many citizens feeling disenfranchised. Charlie Kirk’s assassination has become a flashpoint for a broader backlash just as…

  • Fraywire v3.0 – the BIGGEST Upgrade Yet

    See what’s new with Fraywire’s upgraded, premium features. Friends — I’ve been heads-down for weeks rebuilding Fraywire from the ground up. Today I’m finally ready to share the biggest update I’ve ever shipped. This is a total facelift and overhaul of the platform — cleaner, faster, smarter, and honestly… it looks fucking…

  • Turning Point: Charlie Kirk’s Death and the West’s Crisis of Culture

    If, like me, you’re still grieving the loss of Charlie Kirk, you’re probably asking yourself the same haunting question: how did a society once marked by basic decency become so coarse and cruel that gunning down a husband and father of two at a public event — simply for holding a different…

  • The Macro Brief — Stagflation “Lite”: How to Survive the Squeeze

    When most people hear stagflation, they think of the 1970s: gas lines, 15% mortgages, and stock markets that went nowhere for a decade. Today isn’t that — but the warning signs are flashing again. Economists are calling it stagflation lite: slow growth, sticky inflation, and policymakers running out of easy answers. The…

  • China’s PMI Slips, Trade Tensions Rise: Who Feels the Heat?

    China’s latest data offered another red flag for the global economy. The country’s official manufacturing PMI came in at 49.4 for August, marking the fifth straight month of contraction. At the same time, U.S.–China trade tensions are dragging on, with tariff threats and stalled talks casting a shadow over markets. Together, these…

  • Fraywire+ | Brazil’s Weather Brews Market Turbulence

    The Setup Coffee is one of the most volatile commodities, and Brazil is the epicenter. As the world’s largest arabica producer, its weather and harvest patterns ripple across global markets. This summer alone, markets saw both extremes: These swings show how commodities can shift sharply on a single data point: rainfall, temperature,…