Jack Mullen, The Anatomy of a Controlled Oil Market: How Repeated False Iran Deals Artificially Depress Futures While Physical Supply Dwindles

Jack Mullen Introduction The United States is now in the middle of an energy emergency that the political establishment refuses to name. Diesel prices are climbing even as official inflation narratives try to soften the blow. Gasoline is already painfully expensive for ordinary households. Machine oil, the overlooked lubricant that keeps commercial engines and industrial machinery alive, is facing what one industry source calls the most severe supply shortage in modern American history. And at the center of all of this are the endless, self-serving, and repeatedly false reports that…

William de Berg, You Will Own Nothing and Be Happy

William de Berg So says the World Economic Forum—representing the Western global elites—in its predictions for 2030.    Aside from the monstrous fallaciousness and hypocrisy of it all—the elites certainly know that depression and mental disorders are rampant among the poorest in western society,[1] which is why they are not offering to relinquish any of their assets to bring on personal contentment—it might seem at first glance totally preposterous that anyone could actually create a world by 2030 in which almost everyone would own nothing.   Yet, the path to that outcome…