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There may not be elements within the US government that are trying to create an energy crisis, but we have helped turn Ukraine into an effective fighting force, and now, just like Israel, they're taking actions that don't support our strategic goals. ~ Joe Kent Full report:

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Frumpstein Parody28 days ago

What do you think the so called aid to the EPSTEIN COLONY of ZIONIST ISRAHELL with accrued interest over the decades amounts to? Hint 👇🤣🤣🤣

Johnny Piccoli28 days ago

The Russian War could have been over already had the US not tied one hand behind Ukrainians' backs disallowing x/y/z for the first two years, drip fed them weapons and ammo, and outright kneecaped them with Trump's Russian support. All those refineries could be online today.

XRPPump&Hold28 days ago

They’re losing badly.

Charles_Stinemitz28 days ago

Isn't that just the free market

dimitri28 days ago

Like Al Qaida?

xxxx28 days ago

There is definitely something going on with all these refineries around the world but don't blame Ukraine for fighting their invaders.

Rob Hoff28 days ago

"and now, just like Israel, they're taking actions that don't support our strategic goals" & yet we're still arming them!? Ukraine = with total U.S. appropriations for the conflict reaching $195 billion by mid-2026"

Post-Boomer28 days ago

The US did indeed help, and one of the reasons for that strategy was it would allow the USA to have the leash over Ukraine if needed. Trump threw the leash away. There is still some capability to incentivize and leverage Ukraine, but nothing like there was before.

ECLOGITE128 days ago

Trump and the Ukraine have used energy instead of troops to leverage Venezuela, Cuba, Iran, and Russia to the breaking point that is unsustainable in the long term. Why would they stop now and have all this pain and loss be for nothing?

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