Oil - Latest New World Order Covid Vaccine
Oil effects everything
Precious metals sell-off and price declines create confusion. Gold is typically a "crisis hedge" and prices should go up, not down. While silver is a predominantly manufacturing input demand remains high, so why has the price dropped. Is it simply a price correction or an opportunity for central banks and corporations to stock pile gold and silver at reduced prices.
Oil isn’t just fuel—it’s a foundational input across the entire economy. Lets take a look at a short long list:
Oil is gasoline for cars, diesel for trucks, buses and trains. Jet fuel for airplanes and ships.
Oil powers machinery and generators, produce heat for industrial processes and make lubricants to keep equipment running.
Oil is turned into chemicals that become everyday products like plastics (packaging, bottles, electronics), synthetic fibres (polyester, nylon clothing), rubber (tires) and paints, solvents, and adhesives.
Oil is deeply embedded in food systems. It is fuel for tractors and farm equipment, fertilizers (many are made using fossil fuels), pesticides and herbicides and transportation of food from farms to stores.
Oil is used for backup power generation and the primary energy source in some regions.
Oil is used to produce asphalt for roads, roofing materials, insulation, sealants and coatings.
Oil is used in cosmetics and skincare products, pharmaceuticals components, cleaning products, and packaging materials.
Oil is used in medical plastics (syringes, IV bags), equipment and protective gear, and some drug manufacturing processes.
What has "war" brought to the table (short list):
- Deflected attention from the genocide in Gaza, which still persists, and to some degree, the displacement of millions of people in Lebanon.
- Deflected attention from the Ukraine-Russia conflict, with the current Iran-Israel-USA actually enriching Russia's oil industry.
- Lots of oil in Canada, Venezuela and especially the USA, so why are we paying higher gas prices.
- War has definitely made life difficult for China. The USA has indirectly sabotaged China's access to oil.
- The war continues to build on Israel's "Yinon Plan" or the Greater Israel project, even if hostility is building amongst the Arab peoples of the region. This can present a problem for the Arab monarchies who are in some way not supporting Iran.
- These events have created consumer uncertainty, gnawed at consumer disposable income, hidden the impact on growing unemployment, the advancement of A.I. and created "fear". A.I. has become front row and centre at managing war.
- These events have provided Trump the ongoing ability to build a North American Geographic Union. Not to be confused with CUSMA. Cuba will add to Trump's security plan, as will Greenland, when he gets back to it.
- It has provided Trump a greater opportunity to distance himself from NATO.
- Amongst other things, and there are many (American Hegemony, protecting the Petro-Dollar, enriching the Military Industrial Complex, continuing to make the Middle East countries vassal states of the USA etc.) the greatest singular deflection is the Jeffrey Epstein Affair. Will it go away when the war ends? We know Trump is a compromised president, as are many of the global elite and political leaders, yet there remains great advancement for full disclosure - pedophilia, child trafficking, adrenochrome, human sacrifice, vampirism and Satanism and the Nephilim Hybrids, and finally and most important, End-Times Eschatology.
You could write novels about what is going on, just know it's about controlling, subduing and eliminating most of the world's population - one way or another. Fear and insecurity are greater than war, especially when food and prescription drugs become scarce. If the USA is as mighty as Trump says it is, NATO countries must not enter this war. The more NATO does not play along, the greater the chance the play ends sooner. Iran is a willing partner in this game.
The old adage that I spoke about last year, that "less is more", is in play.
Thank you,
Joseph Pede
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