"Let’s not forget—it's ENERGY that powers the world, not currency (fiat). So why cling to a depreciating currency when energy prices are rising faster than the returns offered by holding that currency? The logic is simple: purchasing power rooted in energy is more resilient than trust in paper.
And modern wars rarely erupt in random places. They tend to ignite in regions rich in energy (or OIL) resources—or against nations that control them. Libya, Iraq, Russia—each a case study in how oil shapes foreign policy and military intervention." - https://divistockchronicles.substack.com/p/the-multipolar-currency-era
The “war” is a fictional hoax. Both geopolitical “sides” are controlled by the same puppet masters.
The only answer to any request and imposition of “energy rationing” would be the massive use of the only thing we should stockpile: weapons and related bullets to use against all polticians (Bankers’s butlers), journalist (Bankers’s sex workers) and environmental activist (neo-Malthusian, anti-human terrorists).
"the $900 billion spent between 2022 and 2023 just cushioning households from the last crisis"
Was it?
Or was QE money printing deliberate part of the plan to debase currency as with Japan's Proncrs of the Yen? Likewise the proxy wars and life on the planet harmful #netzero policies?
Ground all private jets, or restrict private jet air travel, making each flight publicly visible so as to be scrutinised
(Of course following their example & supporting this type of reasoning is a bad idea, but I think the visible transparency part could be interesting - start mandating activities of transnational business people to be surveilled, turn the beast system on them)
If you exclude Venezuelan tar sands, globally since the mid 1980s we have been consuming more oil annually than we have been discovering. It's not a new problem of ESG related under-investment. It is far deeper than that.
The solutions are deeper. Ask UK that has 400 years of coal underground and huge amount of North Sea oil it can only buy from neighboring Norway because if #netzero madness.
Yes, oil will never disappear.
"Let’s not forget—it's ENERGY that powers the world, not currency (fiat). So why cling to a depreciating currency when energy prices are rising faster than the returns offered by holding that currency? The logic is simple: purchasing power rooted in energy is more resilient than trust in paper.
And modern wars rarely erupt in random places. They tend to ignite in regions rich in energy (or OIL) resources—or against nations that control them. Libya, Iraq, Russia—each a case study in how oil shapes foreign policy and military intervention." - https://divistockchronicles.substack.com/p/the-multipolar-currency-era
The “war” is a fictional hoax. Both geopolitical “sides” are controlled by the same puppet masters.
The only answer to any request and imposition of “energy rationing” would be the massive use of the only thing we should stockpile: weapons and related bullets to use against all polticians (Bankers’s butlers), journalist (Bankers’s sex workers) and environmental activist (neo-Malthusian, anti-human terrorists).
"Fossil fuel" is population hypnosis. Rockafeller term to engender "scarcity".
Plenty of hydro carbons way below the fossil layers. Abiotic process.
"the $900 billion spent between 2022 and 2023 just cushioning households from the last crisis"
Was it?
Or was QE money printing deliberate part of the plan to debase currency as with Japan's Proncrs of the Yen? Likewise the proxy wars and life on the planet harmful #netzero policies?
Option 11
Ground all private jets, or restrict private jet air travel, making each flight publicly visible so as to be scrutinised
(Of course following their example & supporting this type of reasoning is a bad idea, but I think the visible transparency part could be interesting - start mandating activities of transnational business people to be surveilled, turn the beast system on them)
Shooting wrong target.
As a Korean war vet once said:
"I never got a job from.a poor guy!"
If you exclude Venezuelan tar sands, globally since the mid 1980s we have been consuming more oil annually than we have been discovering. It's not a new problem of ESG related under-investment. It is far deeper than that.
https://bluevir.substack.com/p/an-introduction-and-overview-of-peak
The solutions are deeper. Ask UK that has 400 years of coal underground and huge amount of North Sea oil it can only buy from neighboring Norway because if #netzero madness.
Well, if we consume to much oil we should simply start to save oil where its most useful: Just end up all wars, the biggest energy wasting events.
Thanks Chris, great summary as per usual.
You would think Europe/UK elites would lift russian sanctions if they cared about their people.
The ignorance preceeds their stupidity.
Sincerely, thank you for the report. Even if its minimal its enough to know what lurks behind our anointed ones.