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Now that the Deep State has an attempted assassination under its belt, I guess everything is on the table...so as a normal person, I have to ask...who the heck is the tall guy? It sure isn't Biden. What's the message..."we think y'all are morons?"

Now that the Deep State has an attempted assassination under its belt, I guess everything is on the table...so as a normal person, I have to ask...who the heck is the tall guy? It sure isn't Biden. What's the message..."we think y'all are morons?"

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My team recreated the broken necklace and puffed out shirt effect 6 times out of 6 using gel block tests and a 30-06 and a necklace comparable to the one Charlie Kirk was wearing that day. The explanation is that because fluids cannot be compressed when 2,000+ ft-lbs of force is suddenly dumped into a fluid environment, what you see instead is violent expansion. Note the shirt gyrations in our videos match those of CK's. The expansion happens in thousandths of a second, while typical video is in hundredths, causing all sorts of video artifacts. Our video below was shot at 460 fps and with strong lighting, allowing us to see things more clearly. Hope that helps.

My team recreated the broken necklace and puffed out shirt effect 6 times out of 6 using gel block tests and a 30-06 and a necklace comparable to the one Charlie Kirk was wearing that day. The explanation is that because fluids cannot be compressed when 2,000+ ft-lbs of force is suddenly dumped into a fluid environment, what you see instead is violent expansion. Note the shirt gyrations in our videos match those of CK's. The expansion happens in thousandths of a second, while typical video is in hundredths, causing all sorts of video artifacts. Our video below was shot at 460 fps and with strong lighting, allowing us to see things more clearly. Hope that helps.

Chris Martenson

830,787 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

The United States is about to unleash the worst catastrophe ever on economies and financial markets. Click here to read the full report behind what Tucker and I discussed:

The United States is about to unleash the worst catastrophe ever on economies and financial markets. Click here to read the full report behind what Tucker and I discussed:

Chris Martenson

313,015 Aufrufe • vor 17 Tagen

That moment when your attorney discovers that you withheld a critical fact from them ... the facial expressions of the woman over Monarez's shoulder...at 22 seconds...it looks like that. 😅

That moment when your attorney discovers that you withheld a critical fact from them ... the facial expressions of the woman over Monarez's shoulder...at 22 seconds...it looks like that. 😅

Chris Martenson

2,396,270 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

I've already responded to you 2x (now 3x) that the neck shot recreated the breaking of the necklace too. So here it is again:

I've already responded to you 2x (now 3x) that the neck shot recreated the breaking of the necklace too. So here it is again:

Chris Martenson

143,114 Aufrufe • vor 28 Tagen

The US is not a net exporter of oil. The government lumps things like propane and butane in with oil so they can get away with calling us a net "petroleum" exporter. When it comes to just oil (the stuff that gives us gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel), the US imports more than it exports. Full interview:

The US is not a net exporter of oil. The government lumps things like propane and butane in with oil so they can get away with calling us a net "petroleum" exporter. When it comes to just oil (the stuff that gives us gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel), the US imports more than it exports. Full interview:

Chris Martenson

86,405 Aufrufe • vor 17 Tagen

Oil jumped from $80 to $120 in 2022 when the world thought 3 million barrels of Russian oil might come off the market. The current energy crisis is inarguably far worse. If the price does not dramatically increase, we are simply going to burn through all our supply. Full interview:

Oil jumped from $80 to $120 in 2022 when the world thought 3 million barrels of Russian oil might come off the market. The current energy crisis is inarguably far worse. If the price does not dramatically increase, we are simply going to burn through all our supply. Full interview:

Chris Martenson

53,569 Aufrufe • vor 15 Tagen

People say it doesn't matter if the Strait of Hormuz is closed because the US has Venezuela's oil now, but this doesn't hold up to scrutiny. It would take over $100 billion and 5 years to ramp up flow, but we don't have years - we have months. Full interview:

People say it doesn't matter if the Strait of Hormuz is closed because the US has Venezuela's oil now, but this doesn't hold up to scrutiny. It would take over $100 billion and 5 years to ramp up flow, but we don't have years - we have months. Full interview:

Chris Martenson

53,438 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen

Oil and gas prices in the US and Europe are about to explode higher, and it's not "just a temporary bump." I break it all down in this new video: ➡️ Why the US is still a net importer of actual crude oil (not the NGLs the EIA loves to lump in and call "petroleum") ➡️ How we're already maxed out on export logistics - those tankers can't load any faster ➡️ The massive 8+ million barrels/day shortfall from the Gulf that's not coming back anytime soon ➡️ Why all those "empty" oil tankers heading our way are about to pull product straight out of already-tight inventories This isn't about "we have more oil than the next two countries combined." It's about the right molecules, at the right time, for the right uses. Light shale stuff can't replace what refineries actually need. SPR draws won't save us. And the futures market is about to snap back to reality in a big way. Complexity matters. Get ahead of it while you still can. Discuss this with me over at Peak Prosperity:

Oil and gas prices in the US and Europe are about to explode higher, and it's not "just a temporary bump." I break it all down in this new video: ➡️ Why the US is still a net importer of actual crude oil (not the NGLs the EIA loves to lump in and call "petroleum") ➡️ How we're already maxed out on export logistics - those tankers can't load any faster ➡️ The massive 8+ million barrels/day shortfall from the Gulf that's not coming back anytime soon ➡️ Why all those "empty" oil tankers heading our way are about to pull product straight out of already-tight inventories This isn't about "we have more oil than the next two countries combined." It's about the right molecules, at the right time, for the right uses. Light shale stuff can't replace what refineries actually need. SPR draws won't save us. And the futures market is about to snap back to reality in a big way. Complexity matters. Get ahead of it while you still can. Discuss this with me over at Peak Prosperity:

Chris Martenson

325,957 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

There's an epidemic of deadly clots caused by spike proteins and conveniently ignored by the CDC & FDA - only people like Richard Hirschman are taking action. Full report here:

There's an epidemic of deadly clots caused by spike proteins and conveniently ignored by the CDC & FDA - only people like Richard Hirschman are taking action. Full report here:

Chris Martenson

1,439,458 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

This is profound. Russia has turned from a massive net exporter of diesel, jet fuel, and gasoline, and is becoming an importer. It's no longer creating supply for the world; it's now creating demand. The energy crisis is worse than you've been told. Full report:

This is profound. Russia has turned from a massive net exporter of diesel, jet fuel, and gasoline, and is becoming an importer. It's no longer creating supply for the world; it's now creating demand. The energy crisis is worse than you've been told. Full report:

Chris Martenson

74,315 Aufrufe • vor 28 Tagen

Six-dollar gas by Labor Day is not only possible, but probable at this point. Inventories are headed straight down, and gas retailers have no choice but to take whatever price is given to them. Full interview:

Six-dollar gas by Labor Day is not only possible, but probable at this point. Inventories are headed straight down, and gas retailers have no choice but to take whatever price is given to them. Full interview:

Chris Martenson

42,147 Aufrufe • vor 15 Tagen

I assembled a quick primer on oil market manipulation and how I think it's being done. Up for debate about *how* it's being done, but I'm pretty settled on the fact that it *is* being done.

I assembled a quick primer on oil market manipulation and how I think it's being done. Up for debate about how it's being done, but I'm pretty settled on the fact that it is being done.

Chris Martenson

41,016 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen

How to explain the movements in CK's shirt and the bulges and such? Not perfect, but we recreated the shirt movements to our satisfaction due to cavitation in a ballistic gel dummy. I wish we'd had a ballistic gel dummy with bones inside....*sigh* But the principle remains: during a cavitation event, the non-compressible fluids of the body expand rapidly and transfer that momentum to the clothing. The fluids then collapse back extremely rapidly, but the shirt keeps doing whatever it needs to do to bleed off all that inertia. BONUS: We broke a chain with a cross on it 3 out of three experiments, replicating that 'feature' as well.

How to explain the movements in CK's shirt and the bulges and such? Not perfect, but we recreated the shirt movements to our satisfaction due to cavitation in a ballistic gel dummy. I wish we'd had a ballistic gel dummy with bones inside....sigh But the principle remains: during a cavitation event, the non-compressible fluids of the body expand rapidly and transfer that momentum to the clothing. The fluids then collapse back extremely rapidly, but the shirt keeps doing whatever it needs to do to bleed off all that inertia. BONUS: We broke a chain with a cross on it 3 out of three experiments, replicating that 'feature' as well.

Chris Martenson

442,130 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Gasoline inventories in the US are at their lowest levels in 10 years, and quickly heading lower, because we're artificially suppressing US oil prices and exporting it all over the world. Unless they allow prices to rise and curb demand, we could be hitting "tank bottom" in early July. Full report:

Gasoline inventories in the US are at their lowest levels in 10 years, and quickly heading lower, because we're artificially suppressing US oil prices and exporting it all over the world. Unless they allow prices to rise and curb demand, we could be hitting "tank bottom" in early July. Full report:

Chris Martenson

145,883 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

In 2016, the WEF released an Agenda 2030 video stating that "Western values will have been tested to their breaking point." This really bothered me and, ever since then, I've had this strong sense that my country is under attack. Full interview:

In 2016, the WEF released an Agenda 2030 video stating that "Western values will have been tested to their breaking point." This really bothered me and, ever since then, I've had this strong sense that my country is under attack. Full interview:

Chris Martenson

26,342 Aufrufe • vor 14 Tagen

I've been warning for months that this was going to be one of the biggest economic catastrophes in history. With the Strait of Hormuz closed for months, oil prices should have gone a lot higher than they did. Because they didn't, the world drew down its stockpiles to dangerously low levels. The US simply had no good options left, so it had to make a deal, even if Iran got nearly all of their demands. Full report:

I've been warning for months that this was going to be one of the biggest economic catastrophes in history. With the Strait of Hormuz closed for months, oil prices should have gone a lot higher than they did. Because they didn't, the world drew down its stockpiles to dangerously low levels. The US simply had no good options left, so it had to make a deal, even if Iran got nearly all of their demands. Full report:

Chris Martenson

79,455 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

If we do a responsible drawdown of our Strategic Petroleum Reserve, we have until October 4 before the U.S. runs out of oil. If the Department of War minimums are observed (which allocates 243 million barrels for military-use only), then we only have until July 10. Full report:

If we do a responsible drawdown of our Strategic Petroleum Reserve, we have until October 4 before the U.S. runs out of oil. If the Department of War minimums are observed (which allocates 243 million barrels for military-use only), then we only have until July 10. Full report:

Chris Martenson

65,974 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

If Epstein wasn't running a blackmail ring, then Kash Patel and Pam Bondi need to account for why Leon Black (one of the founders of Apollo Global Management) paid out $170 million to Epstein after a probe found evidence it was for funding Epstein's trafficking network. Full report: #EpsteinList #EpsteinCoverup

If Epstein wasn't running a blackmail ring, then Kash Patel and Pam Bondi need to account for why Leon Black (one of the founders of Apollo Global Management) paid out $170 million to Epstein after a probe found evidence it was for funding Epstein's trafficking network. Full report: #EpsteinList #EpsteinCoverup

Chris Martenson

510,429 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Oil prices no longer reflect the realities of supply and demand. Instead, they have become signalling mechanisms to help control public perception. The question is: How long can the game continue? Full interview:

Oil prices no longer reflect the realities of supply and demand. Instead, they have become signalling mechanisms to help control public perception. The question is: How long can the game continue? Full interview:

Chris Martenson

23,131 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen

I read through a 123-page report on the Strategic Petroleum Reserve so you wouldn't have to. They began filling it in 1975, and it is now at a level not seen since 1983 during the initial fill. The question is: how low can it go? In this thread, I walk you through how the SPR could run out anytime between July 10 and October 4. 🧵Scroll down for the details! Click here for the full report:

I read through a 123-page report on the Strategic Petroleum Reserve so you wouldn't have to. They began filling it in 1975, and it is now at a level not seen since 1983 during the initial fill. The question is: how low can it go? In this thread, I walk you through how the SPR could run out anytime between July 10 and October 4. 🧵Scroll down for the details! Click here for the full report:

Chris Martenson

50,183 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat