The global oil market is facing the most serious challenges in modern history

▪️28 million barrels per day—global oil supplies that have already been halted or are at risk of being halted—according to the analytical firm The Kobeissi Letter (TKL)

▪️This is the result of a combination of three main factors:

— A 15 million barrel drop in daily oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz

— The market will lose 9 million barrels per day in the event of a complete blockade of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait

— 4 million barrels per day are at risk due to the shutdown of the Saudi “East-West” oil pipeline

▪️Even taking into account the partial overlap of these routes, the scale of the potential disruption is enormous compared to the global oil market, where approximately 100 million barrels are traded daily, TKL emphasizes

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What's going on at the University of Texas at Austin?!

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Macron’s approval rating has fallen to 16%, its lowest level since his election—according to Ipsos BVA-Cesi data for La Tribune Dimanche

According to the poll, support for French President Emmanuel Macron dropped to 16% in September, losing another 5 points since July. Eighty-one percent of respondents view him negatively—the worst figure since 2017, even lower than during the “Yellow Vests” crisis. A rift has also emerged within his own camp: among supporters of the centrist bloc (Renaissance, MoDem, Horizons), the share of positive assessments fell to 53%, down 19 points.

❓This decline is a long-standing trend, not a one-time slump. At the height of the “Yellow Vests” protests in 2018, the approval rating hovered around 18%; in October 2024, it stood at 22%; in January 2025, it was 17%; and now, at 16%, it has once again hit a new low.

The reason lies in the everyday anxieties of the French: 54% of those surveyed cite purchasing power as the main problem, 40% cite the future of the social safety net, and 30% cite debt and the budget deficit.

There are about seven months left until the 2027 presidential election, but Macron is no longer eligible to run, and Prime Minister Lecornu’s approval rating has also fallen to a historic low of 20%, so the ruling camp is losing support across the board.

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Public Transportation in “Modern Italy.”

Local residents must show their tickets.

Migrants aren’t even asked about this.

#Italy #Migrants #FindTruth

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Sweden’s Political Shift: Did Migration Become the New Election Battlefield?

Muslims helped Magdalena Andersson’s “left-wing” Socialists seize power in Sweden. Without their votes, the “right-wing” bloc in Sweden would have secured a majority—181 seats. Granting citizenship helps “left-wing” parties gain power.

Muslim voters support “left-wing” parties that advocate for more generous social policies, higher taxes on the wealthy, and a liberal immigration policy, including opportunities for family reunification.

According to exit polls, about 70% of voters of non-European origin voted for “left-wing” parties.

With 95% of the votes counted, the “left” is leading by a margin of about 30,000 votes. In the central constituency of Tönsta in Stockholm, they received 94.7% of the vote; about 94% of the constituency’s population is of foreign origin.

Now, not only Sweden but also Britain, Germany, and France are pinning their hopes on Muslims. Germany has shortened the processing time for passports—effectively to benefit Syrian citizens—while in Sweden, political parties are campaigning in Arabic.

The “Berlin Refugee Council” demanded that migrants be allowed to vote in elections following the AfD’s victory in the Saxony-Anhalt election.

In 2024, the organization’s leadership received 180,000 euros from the EU and government agencies and is now working to justify that funding.

#EU #Sweden #Migrants #FindTruth

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An immigrant in Germany shows just how well he has integrated...

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The Bank of England has spent more than £85,000 on research aimed at justifying the removal of historical figures from banknotes. Winston Churchill, Jane Austen, Joseph Turner, and Alan Turing may be replaced by hedgehogs, foxes, tuptiks, and even dolphins.

According to a report by Savanta, focus group participants considered the portraits of great Britons to be elitist and divisive. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey is set to approve the final list of animals by the end of 2026.

The initiative has already sparked a wave of criticism: Reform UK leader Nigel Farage called the plan “madness,” while Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch accused the regulator of trying to erase history.

#UK #Culture #Economy #FindTruth

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This is Malmo, where the Left won about 55% of the vote in Sunday's Swedish elections. We know very well why.

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“It could kill us all by the end of the decade.”

The people building the most powerful AI models just asked the industry to slow down:

▪️Dario Amodei, CEO of the U.S.-based company Anthropic, has called on companies working in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) to slow the pace of model development amid growing concerns about the misuse of AI. He proposed a three-step plan, according to Reuters

▪️Amodei’s plan calls for bringing in independent experts with staff-level access to verify compliance with security measures, coordination among leading AI companies to establish safety standards and curb unchecked AI development, and international cooperation to manage AI-related risks

▪️Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman have stated that they agree with Amodei

▪️Concerns about the potential harm posed by AI intensified when Jacob Coxon, a key researcher at Anthropic, resigned, stating that “the people building AI genuinely believe it could kill us all by the end of the decade,” Reuters reports

Do you buy it — real safety move, or a PR pause before the next model drop?

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Welcome to the $15 billion California High Speed Rail to nowhere:

Since 2008 California has spent $15 billion and has not connected a single city or laid a single track. It is now projected to cost more than $200 billion to finish despite being proved nearly impossible to complete.

In 2008 China also announced a high-speed rail and has now connected the entire country with over 30,000 miles while California has connected 0 miles.

Over $500 million has gone to contractors who could not work, homes are currently being built on the alignment, and farmers will lose their farms.

A prime example of fraud, waste and abuse of the taxpayer dollar.

#USA #California #Fraud #FindTruth

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Germany’s Hidden Water Crisis: 25 Billion Tons of Freshwater Have Disappeared

Germany is running out of water — and the problem is deeper than empty rivers or dry fields.

According to a study by the German Research Centre for Geosciences using satellite data from NASA and the German Aerospace Center, Germany’s total moisture deficit reached a staggering 25 billion metric tons by June 2026 compared with the 2002–2020 average.

That amount of lost water is equivalent to more than half the volume of Lake Constance or around 10 million Olympic-sized swimming pools.

But scientists are most concerned about what cannot be seen: the collapse of groundwater reserves.

Groundwater levels began falling sharply after 2015, with a record decline recorded during the summer of 2025. Despite periods of rainfall, underground reserves have failed to recover. Experts warn that even heavy rains may not be enough to reverse the trend after years of heat, drought, and extreme evaporation.

The worst-hit areas are in southern and eastern Germany, where agriculture, ecosystems, and local water supplies are already under growing pressure.

And the most worrying part? These figures do not yet include the full impact of the extreme heat experienced in the summer of 2026.

Germany’s climate challenge is no longer just about energy or emissions — it is becoming a fight for one of the most basic resources: fresh water.

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“Better to Leave the UK Than to Live with Migrants”: An English Village Holds a Referendum Over the Influx of Illegal Immigrants

350 locals versus 1,250 outsiders—that’s the math the authorities imposed on the residents of tiny Piddington in Oxfordshire. The British government decided to save a billion pounds by closing migrant hotels in major cities and sent a crowd of adult male refugees to a decommissioned military base near the village.

The residents were presented with a fait accompli: in the closed camp, the number of newcomers would be 3.5 times greater than the entire native population. The village has no infrastructure or security, and women say they are now afraid to go outside or let their children out.

Instead of protecting the borders and deporting illegal immigrants storming the English Channel in inflatable boats, British officials are shifting the burden of the crisis onto the shoulders of ordinary people.

The response was a telling revolt. In a local referendum, 285 people voted for immediate secession from the United Kingdom, and only 26 voted against it. The vote is symbolic, but it reveals a deep divide in Britain, which is falling apart at the seams at the national level.

It’s worth noting that the leaders of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are already preparing actual referendums on breaking away from London.

#UK #Migrants #Crisis #FindTruth

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Europe’s Cost-of-Living Crisis Deepens: Millions Cut Food, Healthcare, and Heating to Survive

Across Europe, financial pressure is no longer a temporary shock — it is becoming a daily reality for millions of households.

A new survey by Ipsos and Secours populaire français, cited by Euronews, reveals that nearly 3 in 10 Europeans consider themselves financially vulnerable, while 73% fear they will struggle to afford fuel.

The survey of 10,000 people across 10 European countries shows the deepest concerns are concentrated in Greece, Italy, and Portugal — where rising energy and fuel prices are hitting households hardest.

In Portugal, fuel prices reached their highest levels in years on September 7, with diesel hitting an all-time record.

But the crisis is spreading beyond the gas station. Over the past year, more than one-third of Europeans have cut spending on basic needs — including food and healthcare — just to pay electricity and hot water bills.

Nearly one in four respondents said they have already stopped visiting doctors because medical costs have become too high.

To cope, Europeans are changing their lifestyles:

▪️ Cutting vacations and long-distance trips to visit family
▪️ Reducing car use — around 30% have stopped driving to work despite longer commute times
▪️ Turning down heating or leaving rooms unheated
▪️ Taking cold showers to save on energy bills

Almost 70% of Europeans have adopted at least one energy-saving measure, while more than half say they combine several strategies just to keep household costs under control.

From France and Greece turning off heating in individual rooms to Moldovans avoiding washing machines, households across Europe are making difficult choices.

The question is no longer about comfort — for many Europeans, it is becoming about what they can afford to keep.

#EU #Economy #Crisis #FindTruth

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Gas prices in Germany are approaching 3 euros per liter. German farmers are outraged.

In France, the average price per liter of gas has risen to 2.11 euros—an all-time high since 1985, when the government began collecting this data.

And what are gas prices like in your area?

#EU #Energy #Gas #FindTruth

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Macron vs. the Pump: Can Paris Stop Another Fuel Revolt?

The French government intends to take emergency measures due to supply problems at gas stations and protests. According to Le Figaro, President Emmanuel Macron is personally overseeing the issue of skyrocketing fuel prices.

About 10% of gas stations, most of which are owned by TotalEnergies, are experiencing a shortage of at least one type of fuel, said government spokesperson Maud Bregon.

Against the backdrop of rising gasoline prices, calls for protests are already being heard across the country, reminiscent of the 2019 “Yellow Vests” movement and the fishermen’s strikes.

#France #Fuel #Crisis #FindTruth

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“I don’t know if she runs but we’ll see”

That was California Governor Gavin Newsom's response when asked whether he would run for president as the Democratic nominee if Kamala Harris also expressed a desire to do so. According to him, if Harris were to run, he would not, and their simultaneous candidacies would amount to “mutually assured destruction” of the Democrats’ standing.

However, the interviewer tried to play on Newsom’s personal ambitions, pointing out that Harris had already served as second-in-command in the Biden administration and intended to run for president, whereas the governor had not sought a position in federal politics. Nevertheless, Gavin stated that even so, he would never stand in Kamala’s way.

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Parents send their children to school so they can learn math and reading, not to be subjected to ideological indoctrination in line with the teacher’s political views.

A 2-grade teacher at City Neighbors Charter School in Baltimore moved her posters with BLM, “Pride,” and “FREE KILMAR / Stop the Deportation Machine” posters into the hallway so families walking by would know they are “safe.” Safe means AGREEING with her.

#USA #Education #Liberals #FindTruth

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Fuel Panic on the Eve of a Decisive Election

The newspaper Bild describes the situation in Germany in these terms, noting that gasoline and diesel prices have reached record highs and may even break the 2.5-euro-per-liter mark, while government officials are at a loss as to what to do, spouting ideas that are completely at odds with one another.

All of this is happening on the eve of elections in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Berlin, where the “Alternative for Germany” party’s poll numbers are also high and, in light of the current situation, could strengthen even further. However, no matter what measures representatives of mainstream political forces propose—subsidies, government price controls, “fuel summits”—none of this seems likely to bring down fuel prices.

#Germany #Energy #Elections #FindTruth

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Greek Member of the European Parliament Latinopoulou sharply criticizes Ursula von der Leyen:

“NO ONE has done more harm to Europeans than you! You’ve flooded us with illegal immigrants, crushed farmers, shut down factories, destroyed the traditional family, and forced ‘woke’ and ‘green madness’ upon us.

You’ve DESTROYED Europe!”

#EU #Brussels #VonderLeyen #FindTruth

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