This week, I appeared on Redacted to discuss the alarming depletion of America’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which has reached its lowest levels since 1983, raising urgent questions about how long our emergency oil cushion can actually last amid rising geopolitical risks. We also covered the illusion of cheap gasoline prices driven by aggressive SPR draws, critically low downstream inventories for gasoline and diesel, and the complex supply-demand realities that could leave civilians vulnerable as early as this month. The full interview is below!
I’ve never seen Nataly make such a series of concerned faces as in this interview. She, and we all, have good reason to make that concerned face, given the tank bottom situation we’re all about to face.
If we do hit tank bottoms in late July and early August, giddyup! We are going to need some serious horse, mule, and donkey public advocacy and awareness on our streets and roads and in city hall.
Amish style buggies are going to be doing a booming business. Lots of small time buggy shops will spring up. Labor for animal care and logistics will have a boom.
Gardening will be a necessity for next summers on-trend fashion.
What the Americans have seemingly forgotten is that they declared their “Independence” in 1776 collectively, albeit as a very loose collective with no strong central authority…more like an Ant Hill?
July 4th
Independence Day….
Do you remember the Story about the Ant who tried to declare his “Independence”?
According to Michael Yon, in the U.S. “Special Forces School”, they teach to students at over U.S. $1 million bucks a pop to act like Retarded imbeciles (like Jerry Lewis) “as a clever ruse and a Cover.”
This may be a glitch in the U.S. education system?
