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Global oil markets are currently “structurally broken,” having replaced fundamental physical data with managed headlines and narratives. Chris Martenson explains that while official assertions suggest a steady flow of energy, independent analysts tracking satellites and tanker movements see a complete "bollocking up" of shipping across the Black Sea and... show more

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