The US just struck #Iran's largest gas processing facility and the massive gas hub for all of West Asia. Meanwhile, the IRGC just announced two oil tankers tried transiting the Strait of Hormuz and detonating in an Iranian minefield. Ukraine dropped drone strikes on three Russian oil facilities in a single night and Reuters is reporting a Rothschild Exxon-chartered tanker got hit by drones in the Black Sea.
So it's not even just the Middle East. All the Russian oil facilities are being blown up. They're even blowing up tankers in the Black Sea, which is nowhere near the Strait of #Hormuz.
Are you starting to get it yet? The satanic pedovore cult is blowing up most of the world's energy supplies. And like I said, your average person has no clue, no idea, that anything's gonna happen.
My timing was a bit off when I told you months ago this energy crunch was coming. I underestimated how much emergency oil reserve propaganda the cartel could pump into the market. But guess what? The reserves are empty.

🇺🇸 A 77-year-old #Florida man staged a one-man protest against a Flock Safety camera by blocking its view with a 12-foot pool skimmer.

When asked why he was doing this, the man said: “I have a constitutional right to my privacy. I’m a law-abiding citizen, and I don’t need anyone sticking their nose in my business. And if they do, I’m going to chop it off.”

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New Jersey Bans "Surveillance Pricing" in Supermarkets

Very interesting to see this push back against retailers who have been deploying facial recognition & adjusting prices based on your data:

The Fair Price Protection Act forbids the use of "surveillance pricing," in which prices are adjusted based on someone’s past purchases, online searches, and other personal digital data. The practice results in individual shoppers paying different prices for identical products purchased at the same time from the same place.

“Surveillance pricing weaponizes your data against you,” Sherrill said before she signed the bill at a Newark grocery store. “Companies figure out where you live, where you shop, and even what you’re Googling, and they use that data to calculate specific, often higher prices for items you need without your knowledge.”

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....Why so sad?