The Price of Oil Now Is Getting Super Weird
Oil hit $128 a barrel in April. Then crashed ten percent in one afternoon on a peace rumor that turned out to be false.
Oil hit $128 a barrel in April. Then crashed ten percent in one afternoon on a peace rumor that turned out to be false.
Every time you’ve filled up your car for the last thirty years, you were paying dictators. There was no way around it.
In January, the United States captured Nicolás Maduro in a 140-minute military operation with zero American casualties.
A senior State Department official told Axios: “President Trump is committed to pursuing a diplomatic solution, if possible, but will not let the island…
The Cuban regime just tried to go around Marco Rubio by sending a secret letter to the White House through a businessman with no diplomatic credentials.
“China is very happy that I am permanently opening the Strait of Hormuz. They have agreed not to send weapons to Iran.” Four days ago I told you the target…
For decades, hostile actors have needed access to legitimate systems — and somebody always decided the money was worth more than the law.
What Trump’s Truth Social post says and what it means are two different things. He opens with diplomacy.
The Strait of Hormuz is closed. Trump asked NATO to help reopen it. They said no. So he blockaded it himself — and now the world is buying American oil.
In my last video I showed you every oil thread in the Strait of Hormuz leads back to China. But the pattern doesn’t stop at oil.