Trump’s Russia Diesel Deal and ICC Sanctions: Susan Kokinda’s Analysis
Yesterday, President Trump dropped an October
surprise on Truth
Social. He said, "I have just concluded a highly
successful discussion with President Vladimir Putin of Russia, wherein
it was agreed that Russia will immediately supply over three
hundred thousand tons of diesel fuel to the American and global
marketplace." Now, that was so big that maybe
you missed Marco Rubio's own Friday surprise
President Trump will never allow the International Criminal Court
to prosecute Americans, and that's why today the United
States is sanctioning the International Criminal Court.
We will ban transactions with this rogue court, cutting off
their resources and crippling their ability to operate against us.
But here's what everyone missed. Those two announcements are only
part of this administration's war on the post-war globalist
system and one of its key architects, George Soros.
I'm Susan Kokinda, and I'm gonna show you how those two
events are just the public
face of a much deeper war going on, one that goes
back twenty five hundred years. But first, hit those like, share, and
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So since President Trump launched the strikes on Iran seven months ago,
one network has done everything it can to drag the conflict out
because every extra week is another week of economic pain, and
that was the point. That network has a name,
and we're gonna get to him.
But first, watch how it worked. It started with Lloyd's of London
canceling insurance on ships traveling through the straits.
It continued when the Europeans refused to help the United States,
and it kept going with the political cover the media and the Democrats gave the
IRGC. Yet despite all of that, oil is now
flowing through the straits at pre-conflict levels.
So that left one last pressure point, diesel.
Between the Democrats' multi-decade-long campaign against
fossil fuels and refineries and Ukraine's strikes on
Russian refineries, the globalists were counting on high diesel
prices cascading through the entire US economy
and handing the Democrats the margin they needed going into November 3rd.
Well, first President Trump leaned on the G7 to
release a hundred million
barrels of oil. Diesel prices started to edge
down. Then came yesterday's announcement, where the president
announced that beyond the immediate three hundred thousand tons
of diesel fuel, Russia will release another
five hundred thousand tons in November and another million
immediately after that. In his post, the president made very clear
that the enemy's pain at the pump strategy was over.
He said, "Between our total control of the Strait
of
Hormuz and this great announcement on Russian energy, diesel
prices for Americans, and indeed the world,
will be coming down in
record numbers and fast. Lower prices for Americans,
especially our great farmers, ranchers, and truckers,
is my greatest priority." The Treasury immediately announced
that sanctions related to the sale, delivery, offloading,
or importation, including importation into the United
States of
diesel fuel of Russian Federation origin, were
lifted through April twenty-twenty twenty-seven.
And speaking to the press yesterday, the president publicly
thanked the Russian president.
I think you heard about the oil deal with Russia.
That is a big deal. That is massive amounts of oil coming
into our country, and I want to thank President Putin,
to be honest with you.
Now, only Donald Trump could have pulled this
off because only Donald
Trump has the courage to throw the British Empire's geopolitical
playbook out the window, the playbook which perpetually
pits the United States against Russia.
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Now, of course, Ukraine's Zelensky fumed.
He said, "Gifts to Putin will not bring
peace or any benefit to the civilized world." And
Zelensky wasn't alone. The advocacy group Razom for
Ukraine denounced the deal too. Its CEO, Dora
Chomiak, spent the nineteen-nineties working
directly for Soros
at the Soros Foundation in Kiev, then at the Open Society
Institute. Razom took funding from the Ukrainian arm
of the Open
Society Foundations. So when Razom attacked the diesel deal,
it was the Soros network showing its hand
because the playbook Zelensky is operating off of did not write
itself. The post-Soviet version of that playbook
was funded, staffed, and enforced by a web
of globalist institutions that were built up over the decades
by George Soros. Soros poured billions into the
apparatus that kept the US-Russia antagonism alive,
the NGOs, the nonprofits, the media campaigns,
the coups, and Ukraine has been an integral part of
that, and all
of it was designed to make sure no American president could ever make the
deal that Donald Trump just made. But the diesel announcement
wasn't the only blow to Soros' apparatus.
Look at what happened to his legal enforcement arm the same week
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