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African export restrictions on battery metals are a blow to Chinese companies that have spent billions of dollars developing mines there to dominate supplies bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Russia suspends exports of ammonium nitrate until April 21, 2026 - Agriculture Ministry "The restriction was introduced based on a decision of the operational headquarters of the Russian Agriculture Ministry to monitor the supply of nitrogen fertilizers to agricultural producers and the procedure for their implementation. In the context of growing export demand for nitrogen fertilizers, suspending their supplies abroad will make it possible to prioritize meeting the needs of the domestic market during the spring field work period and ensure their uninterrupted conduct," the ministry said. (Interfax)

@dlacalle_IA The European Union/Germany it is a waiting game to reestablish the relationship with Russia.

The European Union 🇪🇺 must secure the agreement with the US 🇺🇲, which is highly beneficial for everyone. The European Union remains heavily dependent on Russian gas, the US has already saved Europe twice from an energy crisis, and renewables are not enough to replace natural gas in primary energy demand. Global demand is growing, force majeure in Qatar and the UAE is limiting supply, and signing the agreement with the US is crucial.

BREAKING: Covid jab skipped vital safety checks 'due to time constraints', German Covid inquiry told ‘A former chief toxicologist for Pfizer said the mRNA jabs were not checked for any cancer causing properties’ There needs to be a global moratorium on these products ASAP gbnews.com/health/covid-j…

@Havant2019 @DrAseemMalhotra For spike protein only non-clinical data was provided till approval.

@DrAseemMalhotra All the covid vaccines were initially given “conditional”(CMA) rather than normal full marketing authorisations. Here is the MHRA definition of a CMA. (Clinical data means safety and efficacy data). Yet we were told “no corners were cut”.

The US dollar index remains strong and global demand for US dollar assets is at an all-time high, showing the dedollarization narrative was a fantasy of a complacent bull market. via Bloomberg

How net zero sabotaged Europe’s chance to solve the energy crisis tomorrowsaffairs.com/how-net-zero-s…

FT Exclusive: Japan’s second-largest lender, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, is working on plans for a possible takeover of Jefferies, as investor concerns continue to weigh on one of Wall Street’s most aggressive investment banks. ft.trib.al/bjEu6JK

@MHolvast @_Investinq ? I call it diversification.

@Mars_2Earth @_Investinq People like you call solar energy woke... So which one is it?

The energy war just changed. America burns coal at night to keep the lights on while China built something different and most people have no idea it exists. In the middle of the Gobi Desert, there is a 263-meter tower surrounded by 12,000 mirrors in a perfect circle, spread across nearly 8 square kilometers of barren land. It looks like something out of a science fiction film. They are focused on a single point at the top of that tower, raising temperatures above 800 degrees Fahrenheit. That heat gets pumped into tanks filled with a special liquid salt mixture. They are using Molten salt, the same stuff ancient civilizations used to preserve food is now storing the sun's energy at 565 degrees Celsius. When the sun goes down, the plant keeps generating electricity. The molten salt stays hot for hours after sunset and drives a steam turbine on demand. This is a 100-megawatt power station that runs 24 hours a day on sunlight alone. It produces over 390 million kilowatt-hours of power every single year. Every coal plant on earth has one critical weakness, it needs fuel to burn. This plant needs nothing but the sun and a tank full of heated salt that refuses to cool down. The implications are enormous. The oldest argument against solar energy has always been: "What happens at night?" China just answered that question with 12,000 mirrors and a tower visible from space.

@wasthewrd @JustSoBased @_Investinq DEI was just an example of how the U.S. in the past years has diverted attention and funds on a massive scale away from innovative progress-driven non-ideological endeavors.

@Mars_2Earth @JustSoBased @_Investinq I’m asking this in a way not as to create an argument but to genuinely understand. What is the math u used to conclude that DEI is the major roadblock preventing the USA from prioritizing innovations that drive socioeconomic progress?

does this also apply to manufacturers of consent

Over 90% of Congress was taking money from this guy via AIPAC. He was the largest donor per their records. Radvinsky exploited America’s daughters, to pay off America’s congressmen, so they would fund the foreign wars that America’s sons would die in.

@KobeissiLetter Yep. They started WW3.

BREAKING: Saudi Arabia and the UAE are "inching toward" joining the US/Israeli war against Iran, per WSJ. Details include: 1. Gulf countries are "getting tougher" following persistent attacks 2. Saudi Arabia has agreed to let American forces use its King Fahd air base 3. Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is "close to a decision to join the attacks" 4. "It is only a matter of time before the Kingdom enters the war," insider sources say Gulf countries are being "pulled deeper" into the Iran War.

@arbmaxwin @_Investinq It's about progress and innovation - not promoting Communism. Are we going to be alive to see this promised Golden Age of America?

@_Investinq @Mars_2Earth China’s energy use is 60% coal…everybody doesn’t fall for the propaganda you CCP bot farm!!!

Fraud, corruption, and a total waste of human capital. Corporations turned Americans' existence into profit-generating consumers fully medicated and overworked to repay debt, fighting over politics - this to make sure that we are so deprived of time that we don't reflect on our existence. New government and we watch it continue on a national scale. Now war and economic crisis on the horizon. Makes me furious what the elites have done to the U.S.

@Mars_2Earth @_Investinq Acknowledging this angers me. You're right.

COVID 19 Vaccine Ingredients Dr Christiane Northrup Our children are bombarded with toxins from vaccine's before they are even born.

@DataRepublican @mormonweg 👏

Mormon Women for Ethical Government (@mormonweg) is quite upset that I dedicated a presentation to them to a Utahn Republican Women's group. They called it "absolutely false." I don't know what they are alleging is false, like Bill Kristol is among their biggest donors (as @labtechleigh found), or that their co-executive director Jen Thomas represents MWEG in a meeting series as part of a fractal ecosystem to transform America's governance. But in the spirit of last year's thread on @CODEPINK , I will do a 100% factual, zero opinion, receipt-based thread on MWEG to clear the air. As MWEG said - "be kind, but be direct." 💕💕💕💕

I want to share an important takeaway from my interview with Prime Minister Orban today As the longest-serving leader in the EU (which is suffering from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz), and a close friend of Trump’s (Trump asked for Orban’s advice before striking Iran), his opinion is very important to me I asked him if the war was a mistake by Trump. His answer, which I full agree with: It depends on what happens next If the war ends soon, the regime is weakened/destroyed, and Trump has more control of the Strait of Hormuz, then this is a win for Europe and the world If the war drags on for longer, with boots on the ground, it could become a very serious mistake Orban has been Prime Minister since 1998, going through 911, the Iraq war, Afghanistan war, war on ISIS, the Syrian civil war, the Libyan civil war, Yemen’s war, and the wars in Ukraine, Iran and Gaza. This gives you perspective on how much he’s been through and the lessons he learned as one of the most powerful voices in the EU. I also asked him whether NATO should join Trump in reopening the Strait of Hormuz. His answer was yes, not because they necessarily agree with the war, but because the U.S. has been the security provider for NATO for decades, and it’s time to reciprocate. Will post the interview shortly