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Trump Shows Off His Tacky $5 Million 'Gold Card' For Wealthy Immigrants—And The Grift Is Real
Apr 04, 2025
As the U.S. stock market plummeted after Republican President Donald Trump announced his global tariffs, he presented his new "Gold Card" to reporters on Thursday.
At $5 million, the card featuring his face would give wealthy foreigners a path to U.S. residency.
Trump held up the laminated card for reporters aboard Air Force One and swaggered:
"For $5 million, this could be yours. That was the first of the cards. You know what that card is? It’s the Gold Card, the Trump Card, Gold Card."
When a reporter asked, “Who is the first buyer?” Trump replied:
"Me."
When the same reporter asked who the second purchaser could be, Trump answered:
“I don’t know, but I’m the first buyer. It’ll be out in less than two weeks. Pretty exciting, right?
“Anybody want to buy one?" asked the President.
According to Forbes, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced the sale of "1,000 Gold Cards last week, raising $5 billion in a single day."
Trump announced his latest capitalistic venture in February 2025, granting wealthy immigrants permanent U.S. residency.
The Gold Cards would essentially replace the EB-5 immigrant investor visa program. Established by Congress in 1990, the employment-based, 5th preference visa aimed to stimulate the U.S. economy through foreign investors investing in commercial enterprises that would create at least 10 U.S. jobs.
When fielding questions, Trump was immediately asked about the negative impact his worldwide tariffs would have.
“We’d love to get your reaction, sir, to what’s going on in the financial markets today," asked a reporter, to which Trump claimed:
“Well, I mean, it’s to be expected where this is a patient that was very sick. We really inherited a terrible economy … with a lot of problems, including loss of manufacturing and plants closed up all over the country.”
He continued:
"You know, we’ve lost 90,000 plants since NAFTA, if you think of that. Ninety-thousand. It’s not even believable."
"Had about 6 million jobs. And so it’s a sick, it was a sick patient that went through an operation on Liberation Day. And it’s going to be, it’s gonna be a booming country, a very booming country."
"It’s going to be amazing actually. We see it because we have trillions of dollars committed to come in," Trump added.
U.S. stocks plummeted on Thursday following Trump's Liberation Day announcement, marking the worst day for major U.S. stock indexes since early in the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
The Dow tumbled 4%, at nearly 1,700 points, the S&P 500 dropped 4.8%, almost 1,700 points, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 6% after the announcement that the U.S. is imposing a minimum 10% reciprocal tariff on nearly all countries.
The tariffs, widely condemned by both political parties and trade experts, would include high rates on imports from America's largest trading partners, like the European Union, Japan, and China.
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Trump Dragged After Imposing Steep Tariffs On Two Uninhabited Islands Near Antarctica
Apr 04, 2025
Donald Trump invited widespread mockery after imposing tariffs not just on some of America's biggest trading partners—but on uninhabited islands as well, namely the Heard and McDonald Islands, which had 10% tariffs levied against them despite having no actual human populations to speak of.
Trump, in his tariff announcement on Wednesday, declared April 2 as the day American industry "will be reborn," heralding what he called a "golden age of America." He emphasized that the new tariffs would not only counter foreign tariffs but also address what he described as "nonmonetary" trade barriers, including currency manipulation and "pollution havens."
Among other things, he warned foreign countries that "if you want your tariff rate to be zero, then you build your product right here in America.”
He outlined steep tariff rates, with China set to face a 34 percent tariff, the European Union 20 percent, Japan 24 percent, and India 26 percent. On top of these, he announced a universal baseline tariff of 10 percent, meaning that some countries, like China, could effectively face a 44 percent tariff when combined with existing duties.
Strangely, the Heard and McDonald Islands were included as well, despite being uninhabited by humans, accessible only by a multi-day boat journey from Australia, and primarily home to penguins and seals—though the region does support a fishery. They are among the remotest places on Earth and are accessible only via a two-week boat voyage from the western Australian city of Perth.
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It was so ridiculous that people couldn't help but point out the utter cluelessness of Trump, let alone his administration.
Heard Island and McDonald Islands were among several Australian "external territories" listed separately in the tariff plan.
These territories, while part of Australia and not self-governing, have a distinct relationship with the federal government. Other external territories on the White House list included the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Christmas Island, and Norfolk Island.
Notably, Norfolk Island—home to just 2,188 people and located 1,600 km (1,000 miles) northeast of Sydney—was hit with a 29% tariff, a full 19 percentage points higher than the rest of Australia.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized Trump’s decision to impose a 10 percent tariff on Australia, calling it “not the act of a friend.” However, he ruled out implementing reciprocal tariffs against the United States.
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Rand Paul Warns Trump Tariffs Will Lead To 'Political Decimation' Of GOP—And We Can't Wait
Apr 04, 2025
Kentucky Republican Rand Paul issued a dire warning to his fellow Republicans amid the widespread controversy surrounding President Donald Trump's tariffs, saying they could hamper the GOP's prospects in future elections and pointing to American history to support his prediction.
Trump, in his tariff announcement on Wednesday, declared April 2 as the day American industry "will be reborn," heralding what he called a "golden age of America." He emphasized that the new tariffs would not only counter foreign tariffs but also address what he described as "nonmonetary" trade barriers, including currency manipulation and "pollution havens."
Among other things, he warned foreign countries that "if you want your tariff rate to be zero, then you build your product right here in America.”
He outlined steep tariff rates, with China set to face a 34 percent tariff, the European Union 20 percent, Japan 24 percent, and India 26 percent. On top of these, he announced a universal baseline tariff of 10 percent, meaning that some countries, like China, could effectively face a 44 percent tariff when combined with existing duties. His move sent the markets tumbling, with the Dow down 1600 points on Thursday.
Paul was among four GOP senators who sided with Democrats in voting against Trump's tariffs on Canada on Wednesday, making him one of the few Republicans in Congress opposing the policy.
He said:
"Tariffs have also led to political decimation."
"When [former President William] McKinley most famously put tariffs on in 1890, they lost 50 percent of their seats in the national election. When [Smoot-Hawley] put on their tariff in the early 1930s, we lost the House and the Senate for 60 years. So they're not only bad economically, they're bad politically."
You can hear his remarks in the video below.
History does indeed offer the GOP valuable lessons to consider.
In 1890, then-Representative William McKinley, a Republican, championed new tariffs to protect manufacturing interests. However, later that year, Republicans suffered significant losses in the House, losing 93 seats to Democrats and the Populist Party.
Similarly, after the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930—widely believed by economists to have worsened the Great Depression—Republicans struggled in elections for decades. Between 1930 and 1995, they controlled the House for only two nonconsecutive terms and held a Senate majority for about 12 years across six terms.
Ahead of the 2026 midterms, Democrats were already optimistic, citing historical precedent that the president’s party typically loses seats during midterms. Their confidence grew after strong performances in two Florida special elections and a Wisconsin Supreme Court race victory this week.
And now people are amplifying Paul's warning, stressing and knowing full well that the GOP is in for rocky times ahead.
Alongside Paul, Republican Senators Susan Collins of Maine, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska also voted to rescind the national declaration Trump asserted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to justify his tariffs on Canada.
Trump lashed out at these lawmakers, accusing them of “playing with the lives of the American people” and siding with “Radical Left Democrats and Drug Cartels.” He further condemned their votes, saying they revealed “the weakness of certain Republicans” and urged supporters to “contact these Senators and get them to FINALLY adhere to Republican Values and Ideals.”
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People Who Knew A Killer Explain If They Saw Any Red Flags
Apr 04, 2025
Like many Gen X women, I watch a lot of true crime. In fact, that's my go-to background noise when I'm writing.
In these programs, killers seem to always fall into one of two categories:
- no one can believe they did it
- no one is surprised they did it
Most true crime programs focus on the crime and aftermath, but not much on the impressions they made on the killer's friends, family, or coworkers before the crime.
Did people see any signs? Or was it a complete shock?
Reddit user Anonymousdisaster_ asked:
"People who knew a killer, did you ever suspect they would do it? What happened?"
They Warned Him
"A former roommate hit and killed a guy on a bike while he was drunk driving."
"He drove home from the bar drunk every single day. I had been saying for years he was going to kill someone and then it finally happened."
"Did 6 months in jail."
~ loltittysprinkles
Really Aggressive
"I had a coworker who went from being a really smart and cultured guy, to having wild ideas about catching STDs from working with coworkers (who didn’t have STDs that I was aware of) and started getting really aggressive with certain people."
"One day he came in and started taking pictures of the people he had been aggressive with, the last one being me. I told my boss I wasn’t going to continue working there if he was, that he made me feel threatened, and I was sure those pictures were for some kind of kill list."
"She let him go and after speaking with HER boss, we decided to close the store because he seemed like the kind of guy that would come back and do something."
"I never saw him again, but Googled him every so often because I just knew he was going to end up in the news one day. About five years later he shot up a hospital.
"Among the evidence found in his home, were lists and photos of the people he wanted to kill. It turned out he had schizophrenia and went off of his meds a few months after we started working together."
~ Dreamfinder82
Nicest, Friendliest Houseguest
"I was absolutely stunned to learn my older brother's friend from high school, who was the nicest, friendliest houseguest when he was over, ended up murdering his 2 kids years later."
"He was like a second older brother to us younger kids, and lived with us for a while when there was some family issue on his side."
~ entity2
Danger!
"I had this coworker that the very first time I met him, the primal part of my lizard brain was just all like 'DANGER DANGER!'. Something in my brain just KNEW, and I always felt really uneasy around him."
"He never did anything directly to me, but just something about him felt off in a way I can't really even describe."
"One day he doesn't come in for his shift, and it turned out he was in jail for strangling his girlfriend to death the night before."
~ moonbunnychan
Never Suspected
"We used to meet up for a week every Spring with two couples. One of the couples were old college friends and the other couple were coworkers of theirs."
"We really liked the coworkers and their two young children. We got together for several years."
"Then we got the call that the wife had been killed with a hammer in their basement. The scene was expertly cleaned and police were zeroing in on the husband who happened to be a nurse."
"We never suspected he was capable of something like this and we don't know why he did it."
"I hope the kids turned out OK."
~ Agitated_Answer8908
A**hole
"I grew up with a guy in a wealthy area in Maryland. He was an ahole then. Really mean to me after he told his friends he had a crush on me (in like seventh grade) and then they made fun of him."
"In college he was charged and convicted of murdering his girlfriend."
"I was surprised in the sense that it’s weird to see a guy you knows face on the cover of People magazine for murder, but not at all surprised that it was him, if that makes sense."
"It was highly publicized nationally because of who his family is."
~ why_renaissance
Nice Kid
"No red flags at all."
"I looked up a friend from college to see where he ended up, and found an obituary and a news story. It turned out his younger brother killed him during an argument just a couple months earlier."
The brother seemed like a nice kid when I met him."
~ Highway_Man87
No Doubt They Did It
"Four students in my high school murdered a 13-year-old boy that caught them stealing a mini-bike with no engine and an estimated value of $5."
"When I heard about it, I had no doubt that they did it. None."
"And they were all convicted."
~ Adddicus
Quiet, Calm Guy
"I went to high school and was pretty good friends with a guy who ended up doing a mass shooting at a college a couple of years after graduation."
"This was completely at odds with the person I had known in school, and I almost didn't believe the friend that told me about it."
"It was so completely bizarre to think about this guy who was quiet and calm and just all-around mild-mannered being the kind of person who goes and shoots half a dozen random people for no apparent reason."
~ LaRoseDuRoi
Not Surprised At All
"I grew up in a very small town <500 people. Three guys i grew up with and another guy ambushed a drug dealer for his drugs. They called him to buy some drugs, he drove to town, and then they beat him."
"The dealer's cousin escaped out the other side of the car, and they were all caught within 12 hours."
"Rumor had it that when they were caught, the bloody clothes and weapons were still in the house."
"The youngest one was 16 at the time. Knowing them I was not surprised at all."
~ AussieWalk
Well-Mannered
"I was a server at a diner and one of the regulars, Johnny, was a quiet and aloof guy. He was a little 'slow' but well-mannered, kind."
"He knew the menu well and knew what he liked. One day he casually mentioned his dad was the original owner of the diner, and that he himself used to work there."
"After he left another regular told me he was shocked Johnny brought up his dad considering he had killed his dad to death in a crack and alcohol induced psychosis. I was floored."
"It ended up being a very well known case when it had happened. He had gotten out of jail and was under heavy psychological supervision, understandably."
~ bodhi-r
All Casual Like
"I had a friend group online for a couple years, and someone invited a friend of theirs into the group chat. Shy kid, seemed like a baby compared to the rest of us in our late 20s."
"Someone I was closer to in the group talked to me about him, said he was lonely and was probably dealing with some heavy stuff. He could use a friend, or maybe an older male role model."
"All I knew about this guy's interests was that he liked anime. So I hit him up, we made small talk about anime. He recommended meFood Wars."
"I watched some of it that night before going to bed real late. I woke up to texts around noon the following day from my friend who told me to check the news."
"There was a mass shooting in Ohio. Sad, gut wrenching even."
And then I saw who did it, and it was lonely anime guy. The Dayton, Ohio shooter recommended me Food Wars, all casual like, told me to let him know what I think about it, then he woke up the next day and went on a shooting spree."
"Never suspected I was trading anime recs with a future mass shooter. He died in the shootout with cops, the whole thing was insanely surreal."
~ NiteOwl94
SHOCKED
"I was SHOCKED. This was a woman I'd let hold my child, was best friends with my sister-in-law, came to all the family parties, and we'd always had a good time when I saw her."
"She was the caretaker for her mom with Alzheimer's and I think must have had some sort of mental problem going on for a while, because she smothered her mom and has special charges for elder abuse and the crime involving great violence."
"She was found wandering the streets, asking strangers to, 'Please kill me'. When cops were called, they went back to her place and discovered that her mom had been dead for about a week."
"She had been texting and calling friends, talking about sports, like nothing was amiss while living in the house with her dead mom in the other room until the day she went out and asked people to kill her."
"I later found out she had also randomly attacked a friend while they were hanging out a few months before she murdered her mom. Just laughing and having drinks, and the next thing the friend knew, the woman was on top of her and trying to strangle her."
~ DontCryYourExIsUgly
Unstable As Hell
"Know a woman, my friend's ex-wife, she 'accidentally' killed a cyclist while driving. I don't believe her story at all."
"She says she sneezed and hit him, but they were in a residential area where the speed limit was 15mph (near a school) and the extent of his injuries don't make sense for what she says happened."
"She is f*ckin' crazy. She is prone to emotional outbursts, tantrums, speeding when angry—just unstable as hell."
"After this man died, she posted all over social media about how SHE was so traumatized and how SHE's a survivor of trauma and how she wants to be an example of a 'strong woman' to her kids.
"Never mentioned that she killed someone, never expressed remorse or sadness or condolences for his family, and when pressed she just cries and plays victim and blames him for 'coming out of nowhere'."
"We think she was arguing on the phone and speeding home."
~ Sufficient-Berry-827
Should Have Known
"This happened to a guy I went to high school with. He and his mom lived with grandma, who was suffering from dementia."
"One day mom sent him to the store. When he left his mom killed grandma and then herself."
"Afterwards, he said he should have known something was wrong because his mom gave him $100, and that was way too much money for what he was getting."
"Being a full-time caregiver is very difficult."
~ Ok_Risk_4630
Never Would Have Predicted It
"Absolutely would never have predicted it. Super sweet, super talented guy I knew in college."
"He had a psychotic break and murdered his mom, grandparents, and the grandparents' carer.
"Then he walked next door—naked and covered in blood—and told the neighbors 'I freed them'."
~ twistthespine
Have you ever known someone who later killed someone? Were you surprised, or did you see warning signs before it happened?
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MAGA Voters Explain What It Would Take To Stop Supporting Trump
Apr 04, 2025
The results of the recent US Presidential election certainly elicited a lot of emotions.
Regardless of one's politics, it's safe to say that few people ever thought Donald Trump would ever set foot in the Oval Office again.
Particularly as he ended his presidency with two impeachments and incited an insurrection, only to face multiple criminal indictments upon leaving office.
With his Presidency already off to a highly contentious start, many are wondering what it will finally take for his supporters to finally wonder if he is, in fact, making America great again?
Redditor Yo-boy-Jimmy was eager to hear the answer to this very question, leading them to ask:
"Trump supporters: what is a red line that, if crossed, would make you stop supporting Trump?"
Seems More Like A Matter Of When Than If At This Stage…
"In an effort to provide some sort of helpful commentary, I asked this question to my father, who is as big of a Trump supporter as any person can claim (and I say this with zero exaggeration.)"
"If the cuts to Medicaid and Social Security go through, he will lose his faith in Trump."
"All of his other actions, the axe DOGE is taking to the administration, the tax bumps to the ultra rich, he feels that these things are justified as, as he puts it, 'at least someone is doing something about it'."
"It being our debt, and yes the irony of this statement is not lost on me."
"Hitting things like SNAP and benefits for vulnerable populations, he is under the belief it won’t actually happen, that there’s a bigger picture we aren’t seeing."
"If it actually goes through, this administration will have lost a supporter that would rather cut out his own tongue than say anything bad about our president."
"Hearing my father say he is scared about what is currently happening causes me concern."
"Was a canary in the coal mine moment that I won’t be ignoring."- manoasky
Enough Already, Eh?
"My grandma has watched Fox News every day for decades."
"She liked Trump."
"When he started talking about making [Canada] the 51st state she changed her tune pretty quick."- Suspicious-Dog2876
Does He Even Know What Diplomacy Means?
"The Zilenskyy incident was enough."- mykarelocated
As If Camps Would Allow Visitors!
"I asked my mom, and this was honestly her answer:
"'If they start putting teachers or children with ADHD in concentration camps'."
"Mainly because I am a teacher with a child with ADHD afraid of going to a camp."
"She said she would visit me."
"What a great MAGA Jesus living mom!"- Happy-Entertainment6
If Only More Followed Suit
"My dad flipped four years ago when Trump refused to accept defeat."
“'A real man would accept that he lost and try again next time'."
"I don’t want a whiny baby as my president'.”
"He voted for Kamala this time around."- kittyykikii
As If Enough Literal "Blood, Sweat And Tears" Haven't Been Shed
"'Someday the true story of Donald Trump’s Russian connection will be told and it will read like a spy novel worthy of Tom Clancy.'"
"'It’s the story of a beauty pageant that led to the election of a President'."
"'In November of 2013 Donald Trump held the Miss Universe Contest in Moscow'."
"'At the time Trump was beyond broke… He was deeply in debt and after five bankruptcies, not a bank in America would lend him money'."
"'For a week Mr. Trump and a bevy of the most beautiful women in the world partied with all the big wigs in Russia… politicos, oligarchs, rock stars, celebrities, even Vladimir Putin himself'."
"'There has been much speculation about what went down in that week of booze, babes and big money, but whatever it was, it changed the course of history'."
"'A few months later the Trump organization received a massive infusion of cash from Deutsche Bank… a German banking giant that has routinely paid millions in fines for illegally laundering money for the Russians'."
"'Trump left Moscow with the financial backing he so desperately needed and Putin had his hooks in Trump'."
"'In 2015 Trump announced his candidacy for POTUS and Putin began actively cultivating his asset'."
"'The Mueller report States unequivocally that Russia conducted a systematic misinformation campaign designed to tarnish Trump’s opponents and promote his candidacy'."
"'Russia’s influence in the 2016 election was pervasive and it worked'."
"'With Putin’s help Donald J Trump became the 45th President of the United States and he wasted no time paying off the debt he owed to his pal Vladimir'."
"'Trump spoke glowingly of him every chance he got… every executive decision benefited Putin'."
"'He ceded the middle east to Russia, withdrew from Syria and allowed Putin to fill the void'."
"'He turned his back on Ukraine, the last bastion standing between Russia and a free Europe'."
"'He disavowed NATO, the alliance that had held Russia at bay for over 70 years'."
"'He pulled US troops out of Germany… something the Kremlin has always wanted'."
"'At the Helsinki summit, Trump chose to publicly believe Putin over his own intelligence agencies'."
"'He attacked America’s friends and embraced her enemies just as Vladimir wanted'."
"At home Trump became the divider in chief, driving deep divisions between all the different factions of American society'."
"To divide America from within… to drive a wedge between blacks and whites, rich and poor, left and right, has long been a part of Putin’s KGB playbook'."
"'Russian hackers are inflaming racial tensions across the country, infiltrating radical groups and planting disinformation on social media'."
"We can only hope that the US Intelligence Services are prepared to address this threat because obviously Mr.Trump isn’t'."
"David Clayton-Thomas."- tryptych99
Yep…
"So my granny was a Trump supporter for a long time."
"Her line was when he filed for immunity for the crimes he committed while in office."
"In my granny’s words:
“'No one should be above the law, especially the president'.”- SciFiChickie
When Moving To Canada Is No Longer An Option...
"Saying that Canada will become a 51st state."- TOmarsBABY
When The Stakes Are Literally Life Or Death
'Been there done that."
"He is trying to cut Medicare."
"That's enough for me."- Ambitious-Pin8396
Sadly, Adds Up...
"My parents are die-hard Trump supporters, and they have been since he began his crusade against Obama's administration post 2010."
"I asked them this question and the answer probably wouldn't surprise anyone: Their redline is socialist/liberal policy and/or practice."
"Nationalized healthcare."
"Wealth tax."
"Supporting unions."
"Federal regulation in general, but especially federal regulation of media."
"Supporting equal rights policies."
"Supporting voter protections and vote by mail."
"Immigration that is inclusive rather than exclusive."
"Etc. To my folks liberalism is a disease, an evil that needs to be wiped out of the country by any and all means necessary."
"Their values now are very clear: not everyone is created equal."
"There is a class of people who are clearly better than everyone else."
"Rich, conservative, and anglo-christian."
"Being white is also a huge plus, but not required if all other factors are satisfied."
"They still watch FoxNews, but now they supplement heavily with NewsMax."
"I'm just glad they don't follow TruthSocial or any of the conspiracy channels on youtube, reddit, etc."
"These are college-educated people with high-functioning critical thinking skills."
"It's not that they are simply brainwashed (though they are that) but their values have been reshaped to prioritize the happiness and success of a very small group of people at the expense of everyone else."
"Because that creates a better world for capitalism and conservatism."
"You cannot convince them of the error of their ways, because they don't share your values or your definitions."
"And they are deeply invested in a country where your values and definitions cease to exist."- PartionneofGarth
The Sooner The Better!
"Not me but I know for my brother (who does actually hate him mostly but likes some of his policies I guess?)"
"But he said if Trump tries to extend his term or run a third time, he will draw the line at that."
"I sense him coming around before that he kind of already has actually."- SL33MANS
If Only More People Noticed
"I used to be a Trump supporter and voted for him in 2020."
"January 6th was my red line."
"He and his supporters showed contempt for democracy that day."
"Since then, I’ve deconstructed much of my religion and politics have come with it - I now consider myself a moderate Democrat."- Ok-Bag-3073
That Crack Is Already Beginning To Grow...
"I know 2 supporters who think that all the stuff with Musk is not right."
"That is the only crack in his support that I’ve seen."
"I was actually surprised when they commented on a post criticizing Trump and Musk."
"I was expecting full support like it’s been all along."- fangelo2
Ya THINK?!?!?!?
"I'm a conservative that has voted republican in every election except this one."
"The man has no moral compass."
"He crossed the red line after his last loss."- EeyorONzoloft1
No One Likes A Sore Loser...
"Him trying to steal his re-election is what did it for me."
"I voted for him in 2020, then he lost to Biden."
"Yeah, it sucked (to me), but then he went all crazy on the internet about how they should have stopped counting, it was rigged, and that he absolutely won, then January 6th happened."
"Yeah, I didn't vote for him in 2024."- IndependentGap8855
People are entitled to their beliefs and to vote for the party of their choice.
It's rather sad, however, more people didn't realize by January 6, 2021, that our current President's values don't align with the Republican party one bit.
Even sadder, is the majority of people don't seem to care.
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