To put things into perspective:

On the major Los Angeles-to-Dallas freight lane, a typical truckload now requires roughly $1,430 of diesel, based on the national average diesel price—up about $600, or 72%, from the day before the Feb. 28 strikes on Iran.

Side Note: ExxonMobil has fully shut down one of the largest diesel refineries in the Midwest, the 275,000 bpd Joliet plant, producing about 11 million gallons of gasoline and diesel a day, after a total power outage.

@Slavyangrad

The Great Reset will change everything

Members of the Nazi Party started the European Union.  Nazis and their descendants founded and supported the beginnings of the World Economic Forum.  And the World Economic Forum is linked to the #Bilderberg group, which was also founded by Nazis.

All the people behind these groups are pushing for The Great Reset, and they all have connections with the Bank for International Settlements, which was the semi-official bank for the Nazis during World War II

It is these #Nazi-affiliated groups that King Charles III has joined forces with to also push for The Great Reset, a form of global “governance” that is characterised by a unique melding of fascism and communism...

https://expose-news.com/2026/09/18/the-great-reset-will-change-everything/

@dailyexpose
#GreatReset #NaziEuropa #WEF
#BankForInternationalSettlements
#BFIS #EU #UK #KingCharles

🇮🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷⚡According to data from the French Ministry of Economy, fuel prices in the country have reached unprecedented levels.

@RezistanceTrench
#France #Diesel #Iran #Yemen

Diesel is at record highs, and the machine is starting to throw sparks as various gears grind to a halt. The energy crisis is indeed becoming a food crisis, as the WEF & UN promised (and as I’ve been covering).

As folks start to cry out, and the political willpower is manufactured, those policy recommendations from the spring will be pulled off the shelf.

And humanity will be forever redefined.

Not with some grandiose announcement or branded campaign, but by a much quieter, more insidious change in the way we relate to the world. We will no longer be free to consume energy, food, or water. We will instead henceforth request permission from the technocrats.

The natural order is being inverted. The technocrats are attempting to insert themselves as the sovereigns: between us and the living world. Between us and God. A family can no longer thrive off the abundance of nature; we are now restricted to what their system will afford us. That is the point of the Digital IDs rapidly rolling out and of tokenization: you do not own the land, the house, or the well. You hold a claim in their system … until their ledger says otherwise.

Meanwhile, the AI fear campaign sets the stage for a similar takeover of the next layer: compute. AI will be called too dangerous for ordinary hands. Groups (including the WEF) are already calling for use of computation itself to be registered, capped, and tied to an identity — I describe this here. You will not only request permission to eat, drink, and drive, but even to think at machine scale.

Yes, diesel prices are painfully high. That’s causing folks to look around. The stakes, though, are much higher.

The window to notice this is closing. Game on, humanity! https://unshadowed.substack.com/p/diesel-is-the-pretext

The Squeeze Reaches the Runway: The Distillate War Is Now Cutting Flights https://sonar21.com/the-squeeze-reaches-the-runway-the-distillate-war-is-now-cutting-flights/

🇺🇸🇪🇷 US lifts sanctions on Eritrea as Washington turns its attention to the Red Sea

The Trump administration has lifted sanctions imposed on the Eritrean Defense Forces, the country’s ruling party and several other Eritrean entities and officials during the Biden administration.

The sanctions were imposed in connection with #Eritrea’s involvement in the Tigray war in neighboring #Ethiopia.

But the timing is particularly interesting.

Eritrea sits on the Red Sea, across from Saudi Arabia and Yemen, with the strategically located ports of #Massawa and #Assab.

With the war in #Yemen escalating and #RedSea shipping increasingly under threat, Washington appears interested in improving relations with a country occupying one of the most strategically important stretches of coastline in the region.

@DDGeopolitics

"Europe needs the Strait of Hormuz more than we do. Get in a boat. This is their fight, not ours."

Oh, Europe… you really thought the wars would always stay over here in our land ripping our lives to pieces, didn't you?

For decades, Washington's wars, interventions, regime change campaigns and proxy conflicts have helped destabilize the very regions Europeans later complain are sending refugees toward their borders.

First Washington brought about the Ukraine regime change and war then came another war against Iran for the sake of terrorist Israel and suddenly Europe discovers that wars have consequences, that energy routes can be disrupted, that economies can be hit, and that ordinary citizens can pay the price.

And now Washington's message is essentially:

We helped set the fire. You deal with the smoke.

The Strait of Hormuz was not simply some natural disaster that Europe woke up to one morning. The current crisis emerged from a war that Washington launched and a blockade the US itself has enforced.

So yes, Europe can "get in a boat".

But perhaps before doing so, it should ask why it spent decades standing quietly beside the people who kept setting boats, countries and entire regions on fire.

You cannot keep applauding wars abroad and then act shocked when their consequences finally wash up on your own shores.

Also, just wondering…how many times has the orange orangutan in the White House announced that 'the Strait of Hormuz is open" so far?

Asking for a European friend. 😝

She's suddenly very interested in the difference between "open" on Truth Social and actually open in real life. 😂