Does Anyone Remember Justine Damond


There were zero protests for Justine Damond in Minnesota when a dirty DEI hire, Muslim Somali cop named Mohammed Noor murdered her in her car. She had called 911 to report screams she heard from the alley behind her house. 

She was murdered in cold blood in her Pajamas by a Muslim cop who didn’t even know how to read.  


Democrats helped him get nearly no time in prison. Less than 5 years because he’s a Muslim. 

Most people don’t know the name Justine Damond.




Learning the FIRE Framework to Become an Early Retiree

 



Achieving early retirement in today’s economy absolutely requires careful planning and a focus on self-sufficiency. With persistent inflation, rising healthcare costs, and market volatility, the path to Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) is tougher than in low-inflation decades past, but it’s still achievable for many through disciplined saving, smart investing, and lifestyle choices.The FIRE FrameworkThe FIRE movement emphasizes extreme savings (often 50-70% of income), frugal living, and investing to build a portfolio that supports withdrawals without depleting principal. The classic rule is the "4% rule": Save 25x your annual expenses (e.g., $40,000/year spending needs ~$1 million portfolio), allowing ~4% safe annual withdrawals adjusted for inflation. Variations include:
  • Lean FIRE → Minimalist lifestyle with lower expenses.
  • Fat FIRE → Comfortable or luxurious retirement requiring more savings.
  • Coast FIRE → Save aggressively early, then let investments grow while working minimally.

Financial Planning
  • Aggressive Savings and Investment Start by maximizing contributions to tax-advantaged retirement accounts like a 401(k) or 403(b) plan and an Individual Retirement Arrangement (IRA) as early as possible.
  • Budgeting and Frugality Adopt a detailed budget to understand where your money is going and identify areas to cut back. This can significantly increase your savings rate.
  • Investment Strategy Develop a long-term investment strategy that balances risk tolerance with growth potential. Many choose low-cost index funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for diversification.
  • The FIRE Movement Research the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement, a lifestyle approach focused on extreme savings and investing to retire decades before the traditional age. 
Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency
Effective planning, discipline, and a proactive approach to generating income and reducing expenses are the foundations for achieving early retirement. 



Asset Recovery and Repossession Will Be Big Business in 2026


This is a vehicle GPS tracking device, specifically a model from the **S3000 series** (likely a variant like S3000-VB or similar), manufactured by Montage Systems (now associated with Spireon or Goldstar Talon telematics systems).

These compact modules are commonly installed in vehicles for **fleet management**, **asset tracking**, or **auto finance/repossession purposes** (e.g., by lenders or dealers to monitor location if payments are missed). 

### Key Identifying Features
- The FCC ID starting with **S3000-VB** matches registered GPS trackers using CDMA cellular networks for data transmission.
- The part number format (**NS-G3004BAF721**) aligns with variants in this series.
- The **"THIS SIDE DOWN"** label indicates proper installation orientation (often for antenna or sensor alignment).
- The rainbow-colored wire harness (multi-colored ribbon cable) is typical for connecting to the vehicle's OBD-II port, power, ignition, or other signals.
- The two LEDs (red and green) usually indicate power status, cellular connection, and GPS signal.

It's often hidden under the dashboard or near the steering column, which matches the background in your photo. If this was found in your car and you didn't install it, it might have been placed by a previous owner, dealer, or lender—check with them if concerned.