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Greetings, The hurricanes have passed, and didn’t do any favors to the islands. We can’t even imagine the degradation. That goes for the rest of the world too. I’ve traveled, and can’t think of anywhere else I’d rather be. If you don’t know it, the media is totally against Donald Trump. They despise him. You…
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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – June 13, 2025
Greetings from Tyler, We’re going to have to watch carefully to see what happens with this Israel-Iran war. As everybody knows, Israel unleashed numerous strikes on Iranian targets. They went after Iran’s nuclear program and key people in the regime. We’ll probably never know the details unless the Iranian people rise up and overthrow the…
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Bunge, Viterra agree to $18 billion merger
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