🇺🇸🇮🇳🇷🇺🛢️The US treasury issued a 30-day waiver on Thursday allowing India to buy Russian oil currently stuck at sea.

“To enable oil to keep flowing into the global market, the treasury department is issuing a temporary 30-day waiver to allow Indian refiners to purchase Russian oil,” treasury secretary Scott Bessent

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❗️This idiot thinks he has any say on the matter 🤣

🇺🇸🍊🤡❌🇨🇺 Cuba will also fall - Epstein’s boyfriend promises the collapse of communist rule in Havana.

The deterioration of the situation on the island is partly the result of pressure from the USA, including the cessation of Venezuelan oil supplies, which ensured the survival of Havana.

“Well, it's because of my intervention, because of the intervention that is currently taking place. Obviously, otherwise they wouldn't have this problem. We cut off all oil supplies, all money flows... everything that came from Venezuela, which was the only source," said Epstein’s boyfriend.

❗️At the same time, he stated that the USA is maintaining contact with the Cuban authorities:

“They need help. We are negotiating with Cuba.”

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🇺🇸🇨🇳🛢️ Same moron begging China 🤣🤣🤣

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🇺🇦🤡 Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky whined about air defense missiles.

The drug addict complains that in the Middle East, 800 Patriot air defence missiles were fired in the first three days of the war, yet Ukraine has never received that many after 4 years.

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🇮🇱🇦🇺 Deputy Israeli Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel begs Australians to die for Israel.

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🇺🇸🍊🤡 Situation at the White House…

Imagine thinking the Lord would bless Epstein’s boyfriend…🙄

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Germany and Netherlands in the face of a an energy crisis agree to a joint initiative to build 5 million wood burning cars.

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◾The Israeli army has murdered 14 US citizens since 2003 with total impunity:

A 19-year-old Palestinian American has been killed by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, according to his family.

Nasrallah was among a group of teenagers who rushed to protect their village's livestock after reports that settlers had arrived to seize sheep, his cousin said. The settlers opened fire, wounding several people. Nasrallah was shot while attempting to help another injured villager.

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LNG shipping rates have gone from $40,000 to $300,000 per day — a 650% vertical climb in less than a week — and the men who ordered the strikes that caused this are still strutting around the Oval Office talking about “strength.” That is not strength. That is the economics of catastrophe unfolding in real time, and it will reach every kitchen table from Tokyo to Turin before anyone in the beltway finishes reading the intelligence brief they probably won’t bother to read anyway.

The Strait of Hormuz — through which roughly 20 million barrels of oil per day transit, representing north of 20% of global seaborne oil trade — has effectively ceased to function as a commercial corridor, and what’s doing the closing is less about Iranian missiles, and more the insurance market, the invisible hand of capital that everyone in Washington claims to worship suddenly delivering its honest verdict on Operation Epstein Epic Fury. Major commercial operators, oil companies and insurers have effectively withdrawn from the corridor, creating a de facto closure comparable in character to the Red Sea disruption — but with far larger volumes at stake. The market has spoken. The war lobby apparently has not listened.

Qatar declared force majeure on gas exports, and sources say it may take at least a month to return to normal production volumes — meaning global gas markets will experience shortages for weeks even in the unlikely scenario the conflict ends today. Read that sentence again slowly. Even if it stopped right now. Even if every bomb stopped falling this afternoon and every missile went cold, the damage is already baked in, the supply chain already severed, the cryogenic infrastructure already in shutdown sequence — because the cryogenic nature of LNG requires specialised storage maintaining temperatures of approximately -160°C, making it impossible to simply store excess production in temporary facilities, and once disruptions occur, restarting operations requires weeks of careful, sequential rehabilitation to avoid thermal shock to the entire system.

Qatar supplies 20 percent of the world’s LNG — and if that’s off the table, countries must scramble for what remains. Japan scrambles. South Korea scrambles. Taiwan scrambles. India, which sources nearly half of its LNG intake from Qatari supply under long-term contracts , scrambles. These are not abstract geopolitical actors — these are the factories that make your semiconductors, the power grids that keep hospitals running, the fertiliser supply chains that feed a billion people, and every one of them is now competing in a spot market that has been stripped of a fifth of its supply overnight. This is what cascading systemic failure looks like before it hits the news cycle.

Dutch TTF futures, Europe’s benchmark gas contract — rose 35% on Tuesday alone, with prices on the week running roughly 76% higher, while the Japan-Korea Marker benchmark reached a one-year high. Europe, still carrying the scar tissue of 2022 when Russia’s war on Ukraine sent the continent into an energy convulsion it spent hundreds of billions surviving, is now staring down a second shock — this one detonated by an ally that drew the target circles, pulled the trigger, and handed Europe the wreckage as a fait accompli — no consultation, no warning, no framework for what follows, just the bill. The shutdown also affects downstream products including urea, polymers, methanol and aluminium , meaning the price destruction moves through industrial supply chains like a slow haemorrhage through every sector that uses energy as an input — which is every sector.

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