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Do we want to keep fixing the same issue? Unlearned lessons from the first big oil crisis
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The US says it will loosen sanctions on other countries buying Russian oil and petroleum loaded on vessels at sea, in a bid to curb price rises
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was abruptly pulled from a live interview after being told, “The President wants you right away.”
When he returned, his demeanor noticeably changed.
He appeared very uncomfortable to me. I couldn’t believe a word he said. Wondered what instructions he’d been given. 🤔
Yes, watching Bessent meekly obeying orders to sacrifice his first-born on TV suggests Warsh may have to grow a thicker spine
Dramatic moment Scott Bessent is yanked from interview for urgent talks in situation room: 'The president wants you right away'
Treasury Secretary Bessent was summoned to the White House Situation Room during a Sky News interview as military operations against Iran proceed, with significant casualties and regional disruptions to oil markets and shipping.
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Bird populations are declining more rapidly, particularly in regions dominated by intensive farming.
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Measures to reduce air pollution in cities work! Waiting for Tories & reform to say they will cancel ULEZ and other measures because they don't work.
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Fully *one year later*, the Telegraph has been forced (by @ipso.co.uk) to admit that it was lying about foreign nationals claiming benefits.
We have an ongoing war where the primary US adversary of the last 50+ years is giving strategic assistance to Iran while the president denies it. All in a scenario where Russia gains both relief from sanctions and a higher premium on it's product by doing it. It's incompetence in multiple arenas.
The Trump regime has no idea what it’s doing hour to hour, just in case you thought there was some grand strategy in Iran
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According to the government, the media, the majority of maskless people, it is over. How terribly sad it is that so many have died and so many more will die and yet their lives are of such little consequence. #CovidIsNotOver
