Jeronimus
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@najam_ali So you want the oil prices to erupt? Do you know the effect it will have on countries like ours? On poor people?
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The Tipping Point for Oil
Many people are asking why oil prices haven’t risen and crossed the previous highs despite the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandeb.
If you remember oil surged to around US$125 as markets priced the immediate shock and feared the worst.
But as it became clear that inventories, softer demand and alternative supplies could cushion the disruption, prices retreated.
The key point is this: inventories are not infinite. Oil markets can remain deceptively calm.
Once reserves approach critical levels, the market stops pricing probabilities and starts pricing an unavoidable physical shortage.
That is when prices can simply erupt.
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Husband & I ventured to beautiful/charming DT Greenville today for a late lunch at a favorite restaurant.
Fat, miserable-looking woman in her late 20’s is with her boomer parents — dad’s in a tie dye t-shirt, mom has a nose ring. The miserable looking woman is loudly speaking about how she hates Trump, how she loves Mandami, how we have to “wait to get rid of the Boomers and Gen X” — she’s loud and looking for attention. I finally drop my knife loudly on my plate (my poor husband says “Don’t”) She still doesn’t pipe down so I turn my head and lock eyes with the mom and stare at her with my God-given RBF….the mom says something to the daughter and she finally uses her inside voice.
The liberals are rude and obnoxious. Zero class. It is incredibly important to let them know you’re not going to put up with it. Push them back.
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@investinguab Why would you be a massive oil bull when the world is moving off oil as primary transportation fuel at the same time the population is decreasing?
Also given recent events, there is a large incentive to get off oil completely.
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Until the buffers run out, the news cycle will work. That’s not manipulation it’s just physics. You however cannot talk your way out of an actual shortage.
The world isn’t in a genuine crude shortage yet. That’s exactly why the “manipulation” argument collapses. When real shortages hit, no amount of talking changes the barrels. Because there is no real CRUDE shortage right now, you can talk the market down. Apparently this is rocket science for some.
I’m a massive oil bull. What I’m not is a massive oil bullshitter.
US commercial crude stocks are down 1.7% YoY as of this week. That leaves jawbone risk on #WTI until levels actually get tight. Fear porn doesn’t draw down commercial inventories, physical supply draws do. Levels will get low on their own schedule, not on the news schedule. Once supply is low enough the news will have ZERO control over price. Patience.
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@TimeToEndSanta @1776General_ They're keeping the delinquent mortgages off the books
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@JohnHolbein1 And you think that's a bad thing? I thought you were saying that in the spirit of wow look how stupid those people are.
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A lot of brown people talk to me like "haha we are winning, you are losing!"
Nah bro, everyone's losing, especially you.
If you "win," the biggest losers are still going to be you. You're going to be in Hell forever with no one to save you.
You are all going to end up right back where you started, but without any of us left to give you free wealth out of misguided pity.
What do you think you're winning, exactly? Do you think you get to keep our stuff when we're gone? I know this is too hard for a lot of brown brains, but stuff goes away over time. You're not going to be able to replace the stuff we created.
Everything we have takes a huge amount of maintenance and cooperation. You people are really fucking bad at that. We built railroads in a lot of your countries and you literally just let them turn into rust.
That is what you do.
We have better stuff because we are always growing things and mining things and gathering things and coordinating things and figuring out new ways to put things together.
None of you know how to do any of that. If you knew how to do it, you would do it where you already live. You wouldn't need to move to where we live. For our stuff.
Take a moment. Imagine what you think you're going to have when we're gone. Cities? Cars? Homes? Boats? Jobs? Roles in Hollywood movies?
Why would those things exist after we no longer exist? Where are they going to come from?
Do you really think there's going to be, like, a black tech company in America once white people are gone? Why aren't there any in africa?
Why aren't there any in Baltimore? All the stuff white people made was still there. Where did it go? What did the blacks do with it?
Oh, yeah. Rust.
Do you really think that Microsoft and Adobe are better when you fill them with Indians and fire all the white guys?
Why is there no Microsoft or adobe in india? What just happened to IBM recently? Rust.
All of the shit that you want to steal from us cannot be stolen. It only exists because it is "the way that white people do things." You cannot do things the way that white people do things because you are not white. You cannot take what we have because you cannot be what we are.
If you take everything we have, as you say you plan to do, it will immediately turn into the same things that you already have, because that is what you are. That is what you do.
And there will be absolutely nowhere to go to find anything better, because there will be no one left who can make it.
You all say you want to move to the West. Imagine there's nowhere to move.
"The West" is us. It's our bodies. Not yours. It's wherever we live.
Without us, you will look at the hell you have created, and you will envy us once more for not being alive to see it.
You cannot win. You can either stay where you are and look at what we have from far away, or you can remove it from the Earth and have nothing to hope for ever again.
Global africa.
Global india.
Global mexico.
You will envy the dead.
Forever!
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@CDCapitalHL @GavMcCracken The name Bab al-Mandab (Arabic: باب المندب) is most commonly translated as "Gate of Tears" or "Gate of Grief."
Bab (باب) = "gate" or "door"
al-Mandab (المندب) comes from an Arabic root associated with lamentation, mourning, or weeping.

@GavMcCracken Bab Al Mandeb actually translates to “Long oil if closed”
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By the way: oil is still below $85 with the bab al mandeb now closed at the same time as the Hormuz.
This is history in the making ladies and gentlemen. This is the largest supply shock ever.
Gavin (humanist/acc)@GavMcCracken
The fact oil is below $85 is honestly shocking me. There's so much evidence that tankers have been disabled, etc, and on top of that, risk of bab al mandeb is priced at $0! Truly an amazing market to be a participant in.
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@WestsideLAGuy You know the funny thing is I was railing against these things back in the 1980s as a teenager and young adult. I instinctively felt everything that was wrong with liberalism consumerism and failure to take life seriously.
open.substack.com/pub/robwinfiel…
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@WeirdMedieval I have the ability to memorize long poems and monologues. I learned Russian language from Russians who had just immigrated and still followed the educational philosophies of Russia. They had me memorized long poems and I realized that I was good at it and I like doing it.
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@StealthQE4 Saar! Thank you for free house! We are all H1B visa workers and I am charging rent to all other saars!
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@DiggingInTheDi1 It's going to cut off the rest of the liberal NGO economic migrant importing industry, which will be awesome! No more "quality learing centers!". No more smug liberals making $250,000 a year to implement White genocide!
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A full 20% of global oil is now offline, thanks to the blocking of the Bab-el-Mandeb
Understand that this is 10x worse than the oil crisis of the 1970's, but MSM and a number of shills on here are doing their best to hide this from you
You will understand in a few months
The Hormuz Letter@HormuzLetter
BREAKING: Footage shows a Saudi commercial vessel on fire in the Strait of Hormuz after Iran's IRGC struck it while it attempted transit through the Omani side. This comes about an hour after the Houthis announced a full naval blockade on Saudi Arabia.
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BREAKING: The US has struck two strategic water tanks in the Bemani district of Sirik, southern Iran, completely destroying them and cutting off water distribution in all villages of the Bemani district and the city of Kohstak, per Iran's Hormozgan Water and Sanitation Authority.
This is the fourth US strike on Iranian water infrastructure in recent days.
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