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🚨🇺🇸 The United States is on a dangerous trajectory to completely empty its Strategic Petroleum Reserve, risking irreversible damage to its hidden infrastructure. Sucking these salt caverns dry requires pumping in massive volumes of water, a desperate measure that is actively causing the underground storage chambers to erode and... show more

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🇺🇸 Chris Martenson argues that Washington made a catastrophic strategic error by assuming it could maintain “escalation dominance” over Iran while drawing down the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. His warning: Iran can simply wait. As global inventories fall toward “tank bottoms,” Martenson says the U.S. has put itself in a position where its adversaries effectively determine how quickly the SPR is emptied and when Washington can afford to rebuild it. “The Iranians dictate when the petroleum reserves will empty out and when the U.S. can start refilling them.” Chris Martenson

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🚨🇺🇸 The mainstream narrative that the U.S. has achieved complete energy independence by selling its own oil is an absolute illusion. While Washington heavily exports its light shale oil, our domestic refineries aren't even built to process it, forcing us to constantly import heavier crude from volatile regions like the Middle East. Economist Chris Martenson breaks down how the escalating war has turned us into a net importer overnight, warning that a massive global supply crunch is about to hit everything from helium to agriculture. Chris Martenson

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🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Iran has already named its next target if the bombing escalates, and it's the one thing holding the global economy together. PhD economist Chris Martenson says the warning from Tehran could not be clearer, especially with Trump now openly floating strikes on power plants and bridges after two of the heaviest nights of the war. "If they do that, if we do that to Iran, Iran has clearly said, well, now we're coming after your energy targets." One miscalculation on either side and the entire world pays the bill. The only question left is how bad it gets. Chris Martenson

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