Simon Kane

Every day that passes, Iran gains greater leverage. This is becoming increasingly clear after the recent statements made by Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser that approximately 1 Billion barrels of oil have taken off the markets as a result of this conflict. When the United States decided to impose the blockade of Iran, it did so not intending for it to be employed as a long-term tool, but a short-term hammer. 13 Days. But now, as it becomes clear to all that the blockade is not producing the effects it needs fast enough, the table has now flipped on the United States. In a best-case scenario (from a US standpoint), Iran can last ~45 days before they are forced to shut-in their oil wells at any appreciable scale. This likely would be extended to ~60 days with additional measures being taken. Unfortunately, the world does not have this luxury. Right now, the world is losing ~13M barrels per day. Multiplied by 2 months, that is another 780M barrels... on top of the 1B already lost per Saudi Aramco (...pretty reliable source). In addition to this, the fertilizer crisis is far more severe in my opinion. Demand destruction, emergency measures, and the like can be taken to at least somewhat counter the dearth of energy supplies, but fertilizer? That will cause food shortages. Allow me to let you in on a little secret: You can't just "not eat" to create demand destruction for global food supply. Washington now is realizing how severe this global catastrophe is becoming, but they are now left without viable avenues to success. And every day that passes? The global catastrophe gets more severe... and Iran gains more leverage.

🚨 here's the chain of events you need to see.. Spencer Pratt sits down with CBS for a full hour.. CBS fact-checks Karen Bass on camera.. CBS "gets the call".. CBS cuts the interview to 5 minutes.. Pratt posts about it publicly.. calls it a hit piece.. the internet loses its mind.. demands the real version.. CBS quietly drops a 30-minute extended cut.. and here's the part nobody's connecting.. the only reason any of this happened is because Pratt went public.. if he stayed quiet.. you never see 30 seconds of that interview.. let alone 30 minutes.. a sitting mayor allegedly called a major network after getting fact-checked.. and the network folded.. until the public got loud enough that folding the other way was the safer move.. that's not journalism.. that's damage control with a rewind button.. the system worked for someone today.. just not for you. I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications. 🚨

🚨 Democrats voted UNANIMOUSLY to not require the removal of dead people from Minnesota’s voter rolls last night. This is insane. Why would anyone oppose this?

🚨🇯🇵INSANE NEWS‼️‼️ The Samurai are assembling to defeat the globalists once and for all 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 After decades of silence, submission, something real is finally stirring in Japan. Today, multiple nationalist groups and prominent voices are uniting under one clear banner: “No to Mass Immigration.” They’re holding a major rally to defend Japan from the globalist agenda that has already destroyed so much of the West. For too long, Japan has been gaslit into believing that “we need foreign labor,” that “diversity is our strength,” and that resisting demographic replacement makes you a bad person. But the spirit of the samurai never truly died. It was only sleeping. That old warrior blood is beginning to remember who it is. Japan does not belong to globalist corporations, cheap labor importers, or international NGOs. Japan belongs to the Japanese people, and no one else. This land was built by their ancestors, defended with their blood, and should be preserved for their descendants. The fact that multiple groups are now forming coalitions and openly fighting against mass immigration is a massive red pill moment. This is our country. Our ancestors did not endure centuries of war, hardship, and isolation so that their great-grandchildren could become minorities in their own homeland. The time for polite silence is over. The samurai are waking up. This is just the beginning.