Global Energy Crisis and Economic Impact

If you had global control over planet Earth and you

wanted to achieve mass human depopulation

and economic collapse,

how would you go about doing that?

Well, there are certainly multiple vectors,

but energy

is clearly one of the core pillars of what keeps

humanity running.

And thus, if you wanted to achieve depopulation,

you would attack

the energy infrastructure that keeps human populations

alive.

And if you look across the world right now, what's happening?

Ukraine is bombing Russian refineries

that produce diesel and gasoline,

even when Trump says they should stop doing that.

War in the Middle East, not just with Iran, but

also, you know, think about what's happening with Ansar

Allah

in Yemen, adjacent to the Red Sea, right across from Egypt,

all of the destruction of Saudi Arabian

refineries and pipelines, including the East-West pipeline.

Before all of this, you had the US Navy destroying the Nord

Stream pipelines

that provided cheap, abundant energy to Western Europe.

And Western Europe, for its part, politically shut down its own domestic

energy infrastructure.

And the excuse they used, ha, climate change.

Total nonsense, completely made-up,

fabricated crisis, right?

And then on top of that, what do you see now in the United States?

You see refineries not only being shut down last year.

We had two major refineries shut down.

That took something like four hundred and fifty thousand barrels of

oil offline per day in terms of processing it into distillates.

But now you're beginning to see what looks like

maybe sabotage

with the, the, the Joliet refinery near Chicago

offline that produced eleven million gallons of gasoline

and diesel per day for the Midwest. That's down.

And they're blaming it on a grid failure.

But a grid failure could just be sabotage, like somebody, you know,

put an explosive charge on the,

the grid feed or the little substation or the transformer that supplies it.

You know, it's, it-- there's a

really tiny critical point that if it's

destroyed, the whole refinery goes offline,

and they have to vent

all of the oil. They have to flare off everything,

which is what they did.

And who knows when that's coming back online.

And then you had Trump bombing infrastructure in Iran.

And,

uh, you've got

infrastructure in Israel that has been bombed by Iran,

including Israeli refineries. And of course, I mentioned Saudi

refineries already as well.

If you put this picture together, it's as if there's a

global hand that is coordinating

a massive takedown of oil refining

capabilities, not just oil, uh,

harvesting or, uh, maybe that's not the right word, um,

pumping oil out of the ground for crude, but the refining,

which is really the choke point. That is being targeted right now.

The result of this will be, of course, global economic

suppression. It will be much higher

food costs and much higher transportation costs.

So maybe it's an economic depression caused by this.

And it's not a coincidence. That's, that's my point here.

It's not a coincidence because it's also being timed with the

war on Iran to coincide with fertilizer shortages,

food shortages