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@WeTheBrandon Americans are so spoiled. I guarantee they can all afford gas. What they don’t want to do is sacrifice anything else to afford gas.

This is it. GOP is cooked. The country is cooked, too.

@DamianLow3 Huge gas line being built in Alaska.

17% of world natural gas supply is offline for the next 5 years. Anyone still think Trump is playing 5D chess?

@NoremacWel @JackPosobiec I’ve lived in Alaska my whole life and am an expert on Grizzly bears. My family also fished Bristol Bay for years and I still have friends that do. They oppose it because it’s no skin off their back, even if the chances of it ruining their fishery are basically nil.

@Me170B @JackPosobiec I’ve lived in California my whole life, and that doesn’t make me an expert on grizzly bears. I don’t know what I can say to convince you. My relative has to speak with all sorts of experts and they aren’t convinced the way you are.🤷‍♂️

There are massive copper deposits in Alaska that the United States refuses to touch

@NoremacWel @JackPosobiec Blown way out of proportion and gas been from the get go. Same with TAPS, same with ANWR and the rest.

@Me170B @JackPosobiec We’ve got a mayor in the family up there. The situation is fragile.

@NoremacWel @JackPosobiec Born and raised in Alaska. I know all about Pebble and the oil industry.

@Me170B @JackPosobiec That’s a false equivalence. A pipeline crossing land isn’t the same as putting an entire watershed at risk. Salmon don’t just relocate if you destroy their spawning grounds.

@NoremacWel @JackPosobiec They said the same thing about caribou and the TAPS.

@JackPosobiec We’d wipe out our wild salmon. Food is important too. NO, you can’t just easily get it from someplace else.

@TPV_John Now adjust for inflation.

If gas hits $5 a gallon on average, which is VERY LIKELY to happen, it will set a record for the HIGHEST EVER gas prices in American history. Just wait until they start shutting off the pumps, and you can only fuel up at certain times because of manufactured gas shortages… Or, worse yet…When your ability to get gas is tied to your “carbon credit score” and “behavior” coming down the pike. Welcome to the Great Reset.

@noBWrexit @amitisinvesting And the oil industry in the US barely made it.

@Me170B @amitisinvesting Was $10 in 1999. Adjusted for 3% inflation every year it should be $20.

TRUMP: - IRAN REGIME WILL COLLAPSE BY ITSELF - IM NOT PUTTING BOOTS ON THE GROUND - I TOLD NETANYAHU TO NOT ATTACK OIL FIELDS AND HE WON’T ANYMORE - EVERYTHING WAS GOING GREAT, I HATE THAT I HAD TO MAKE AN EXCURSION, BUT IT HAD TO BE DONE Oil is $2 below $100 now. Markets just aren’t fully believing him anymore when he says things will end soon.

@rationalaussie Lots if natural gas in the ground in Alaska waiting for a market. Looks like we’re getting it.

Energy is the lifeblood of a civilisation. 3.5% of global LNG was just blown the FK up in a single strike by Iran. 20% of oil supply is offline. You don't need to be a genius to intuit the seriousness of this situation. And that's before you get into the game theory of what's actually going on, which is significantly worse.

@CryptoJebb Great for safe Alaska LNG.

3% of global annual LNG production was just taken offline for a minimum of 3-5 years following the attacks on Qatar. This is probably the first of many such attacks. Tell me again how SPY doesn't drop back to 200 WSMA, and Bitcoin doesn't revisit $60k? 10% of Global Crude & LNG may be destroyed, not just offline within weeks to months. 2 more attacks like this an global LNG is sliced by a tenth.

@RealStockCats It was hurting the US industry and making the world more dependent on production always sitting on the brink of disruption. $60 oil with the inflation to goods and wages is not good for US energy independence.

oil is in a bear market for almost 4-years now but you won't hear that on the news

@RmSalih Eventually countries will find work arounds to the strait. It’s a one time shot they pulled the trigger on. So long as a hostile regime is Iran countries will continue to find energy that don’t pass right next to them.

Here's some truth bombs for you: Iran is going for broke. It will not surrender, it will not open the Strait of Hormuz, and it will fight to the death no matter how much destruction Israel and America inflict. The people of Iran are completely behind the Islamic Republic in this holy war. I also think Russia and China will increasingly get involved in this conflict on Iran's side. Iran has the power to crash the world economy and is willing to do so. The whole world is going to suffer because Israel wants to eliminate an enemy and has used its agents in the White House to enact its plan. This may well go down as the biggest blunder an American president ever committed. I see only one solution: it's down to the American people to overthrow and imprison their treacherous president and his Zionist henchmen.

@heyyguido Dems should have ran reasonable candidates.

I cannot get past these people posting their regrets on here after voting for Trump in 16, 20, and 24. Get fucked actually. Like three times??? Nah

@ShannonJoyRadio The US has a lot of oil and natural gas projects sitting on the back burner waiting for this exact scenario to swoop in and take market share from the now destroyed ME fields.

The United States & Israel are obliterating the world oil supply and shutting down international trade routes. ON PURPOSE. This isn’t a kinetic war. It’s controlled demolition. Trump & Netanyahu are creating chaos purposefully and trying to impoverish and kill billions (including their own people) while calling it a war. Their goal? To reset the world order, cull the human population and plunder the wreckage. Then they will seize everything that remains and ‘build back better’. The people in control are madmen. We have to stop them.

@Nostre_damus Good thing we’re about build a huge gas line in the good ole AK.

@Arnold9Kevin @GhostofArtBell @lamps_apple *tries to pull from reality. There’s a lot of goofy stuff in that show.

@Arnold9Kevin @GhostofArtBell @lamps_apple Landman pulls from reality. This is pretty common knowledge to people in the industry.

The Strait of Hormuz was supposed to end Trump’s presidency. Iran blocked it. Oil spiked. Gas prices surged. The plan was simple… crush the American worker with inflation until the political pressure forced a retreat. But the trap inverted. The oil market has fractured into two tiers. $100 in America. $150 in Asia. China, India, Japan, South Korea… the nations that refused to send warships when Trump asked… are now paying 50% more per barrel than the country that launched the war. Demand destruction has started across Asia. Schools closing. Workers sent home. Petrol pumps running dry in Southeast Asia. Meanwhile American refineries are actually increasing output, running on light sweet crude that never touches Hormuz. Trump told them to help open the Strait. Every single one refused. NATO said it wasn’t their war. China negotiated selective passage from a destroyed regime. Japan declined. Australia declined. Now the Strait is doing to them what it was designed to do to Trump.

@ChampWithChees1 @FurkanGozukara That’s not even taking into account inflation. Oil at $60 is cheap, almost unsustainably cheap for US producers as expenses continue to rise at the rate of inflation. $85 is probably the sweet spot now for producers.

@FurkanGozukara 130 not the end of the world. We had near 150 during Iraq war. It’s the actual physical supply that’s the issue

Terrifying warning on live TV: If Iran keeps the Strait of Hormuz closed, the global economy will face an unprecedented collapse worse than 2008. The Western world simply cannot survive sustained $130 oil barrels. Trump's war is a massive gamble with our lives.

@GingkoPT Their gas and oil has been so sanctioned disruptions only impact a select few countries. The speculators will drive up paper and oil gas prices but there’s a reason oil isn’t $300.

And natural gas negative for the day. we live in the most fucked up financial market ever