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🚨 THIS MAN WARNS: STOP WARMING UP YOUR CAR - YOU’RE ACTUALLY CAUSING ENGINE DAMAGE A mechanic says idling your car for 5–10 minutes like it’s 1995 is doing the opposite of what you think. Modern engines don’t need it. "Most cold-start engine wear happens because excess fuel washes... oil off the cylinder walls." When your engine is cold, the computer runs a rich fuel mixture - extra gasoline to stabilize combustion. That fuel acts like a solvent, washing oil off the cylinder walls. Less oil = piston rings scraping closer to metal. That’s where most cold-start engine wear happens. Idling keeps the engine cold longer. Driving gently warms the oil, transmission, and engine faster, ends the rich mixture sooner, and restores proper lubrication. The fix is simple: Start the car. Wait 15–30 seconds. Drive easy until temps rise. Long idling only makes sense for frost, fog, or extreme cold. How many people are quietly damaging their engine every single morning without realizing it?show more

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Nicholas Burger8 months ago

This is completely false. Modern, computer- controlled engines, even back to the 90’s, only run a slightly rich mixture for about 15 seconds or so. Having warm oil, fully shaped pistons and proper warm clearances will result in less engine wear when you actually accelerate.

John Doe8 months ago

If oil is getting washed off your cylinder walls by fuel you have bigger problems in that your piston rings are shot.

Mike8 months ago

Well what about when its freezing cold outside and you don't want to get into a ice cold vehicle. Plus when your windshield is covered in Ice?

E’LonDre Musk8 months ago

This guy is a tard who doesn’t understand how temperatures work. Nobody starts the car and waits “for the engine to warm up” It’s, so the heater warms up you fat dummy. Also, all his moronic claims are debunked with regular oil changes.

R jenny8 months ago

Professional mechanics in cold climates say otherwise.😑

monty8 months ago

This dude is an idiot and needs to be banned! This is false information!!

Ameri Patri8 months ago

I disagree, almost 331k on my 2015 Silverado with no engine issues other than new injectors.

Really?8 months ago

The thermostat doesn't open up automatically

Troy8 months ago

Idiots... people who say this will always say something stupid and half of you don't have a car with over 350k miles and it shows.. lol

Calvin Carmichael8 months ago

You can test this yourself. Pull your valve covers off and start the car on a sub temp day. Watch how long it takes for oil to travel. It takes a bit. You can drive your car like that but its not lubricated like it would be if you warmed it up for 5 to 10 minutes.

Thomas M8 months ago

With zero weight oil I want a minute or so warm up time to get the "worms" doing their thing to thicken the oil just a bit.

Crash8 months ago

I only start right before I leave. HOWEVER, because of my hydraulics, I DO make sure to plug it in more often than not 💯 Especially up here in Canada 🇨🇦

Johnny Ringo my bell8 months ago

Oh STFU. I warm the car so I don’t freeze my ass off for 10 minutes in the car.

Anthony Grimaldi8 months ago

How about older cars pre 2000

Joel8 months ago

They want the car heat to be warm. They aren’t doing it for the engine.

RebGool8 months ago

I don't warm up my car to get the engine warm...i do it to warm up the inside before I get in and drive off!!!

The Ginger Empire8 months ago

Either way; when anyone says warm up the car, its for their own comfort/frost removal lol

Human POV8 months ago

@LoveBling6 It’s been about -25C to -30C here for the last week or so. I bet we are OK…

Molly Bender8 months ago

Most men should already know this.

midnight oil8 months ago

Yeah sounds safe

Kaydom & Kaydas8 months ago

Nigga, it’s cold as fuck where we live. 15 minute warmup mimimim.

Jon A8 months ago

A lot of this information is incorrect. Not to mention it’s good for your transmission…A vehicle’s transmission, particularly an automatic one, “warms up” primarily through the heating of its automatic transmission fluid (ATF). This fluid serves multiple roles: lubricating moving parts, cooling the system, and enabling hydraulic functions like gear shifting. When cold, ATF becomes thicker and more viscous, which can lead to sluggish performance, increased wear, or inefficient operation. Warming it up reduces viscosity to an optimal level for smooth functioning. The process is gradual and relies on heat generated from the engine and transmission itself.

Silver "FURY"8 months ago

@grok Is this true?

Matt Ryan8 months ago

Why is gas washing off the oil inside your pistons? They should not be mixing. That means your rings are no good and your engine is toast

barry8 months ago

Start your car to warm the cab up or your gonna freeze 🥶 at -20 inside the car lol

JayTapia24248 months ago

This guy is a dumb ass when there’s ice on your windshield buddy. You have to run the car for 20 minutes before entering now your fuel injection system has nothing to do with that amount of ice.

Barbie Mckinney8 months ago

Not really you need to warm it up a little bit to get the oil and everything flowing. Just don’t turn the heaters on till after 10 minutes.

💎 AI Doctor Jane 💎8 months ago

Some retards still think it’s 1995, but wait… they want their butt warmed.

starr8 months ago

But my husband does

Warrior 18 months ago

well can't see outside of the ice layer on my car so should i drive witht hat too

Big V8 months ago

No worries, that's why they make new cars.

Tarriff Daddy8 months ago

While the fuel is coming in at a richer mixture for warmup efficiency, think oil is being moved right back into the cylinder. Not warm thin oil, thick sticky stuff until it warms up. The fuel is going to have a hard time washing that off.

Greghummad Ali8 months ago

Then why did they make remote starts

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Shell in the Spotlight Again as More Motorists Blame Contaminated Fuel Sold at Their Stations for Engine Damage Fuel service stations operated under the Shell brand, which is managed by Vivo Energy Kenya, are once again on the spot after another frustrated motorist blamed poor-quality fuel for allegedly damaging his car engine. The incident reportedly happened just moments after the driver refueled at Shell Links Road in Mombasa when the vehicle began losing power on the way to Voi. Despite pushing forward, the problem worsened, and the car eventually stalled a few kilometres before Kitui, forcing the motorist to seek emergency mechanical assistance. A mechanic from Kitui ran a diagnostic test and found severe engine damage, including a completely worn-out piston, citing contaminated fuel as the likely cause of the problem. With no alternative, the motorist had the vehicle towed back to Mombasa and reported the matter to Vivo Energy Kenya. A representative from the company requested a fuel sample for testing at their laboratory. On Tuesday, they informed her that the sample had passed all tests. The motorist, dissatisfied with Vivo Energy’s response, instructed his mechanic to conduct a more thorough inspection of the engine to determine the extent of the damage. Upon dismantling the engine, the mechanic once again confirmed that one piston was completely worn out, an issue he attributed to contaminated fuel. According to the mechanic, the level of damage was consistent with prolonged exposure to poor-quality fuel, suggesting that the problem began soon after refueling. The motorist, convinced that bad fuel was responsible, claims to have gathered video evidence showing the fuel sample in a mixed and compromised state. She insists that the sample, which was taken directly from her vehicle, appeared discoloured and inconsistent with what is expected of high-grade V-Power petrol. Despite presenting this evidence, Vivo Energy reportedly maintained that their tests found no issues with the fuel. The motorist is now escalating the matter, determined to hold Vivo Energy accountable for the damage. She has shared video evidence, showing the contaminated fuel and is calling for independent testing to verify its quality. Frustrated by what she sees as the company’s unwillingness to take responsibility, she is considering legal action and has reached out to consumer rights groups for support. This case adds to growing complaints from Kenyan motorists about fuel quality, with recent independent tests exposing major discrepancies in octane levels at several stations. An automotive content creator Kim JH of Tanuki Garage recently went around Nairobi, purchasing fuel samples from different stations and conducting on-the-spot octane tests. The findings revealed that some premium fuels, including Shell V-Power, underperformed compared to standard fuels. For instance, Total Limuru Road recorded the highest performance with a PON of 92, while Shell V-Power scored lower, challenging the common perception of premium fuel superiority. His findings, shared widely on social media, sparked outrage, with motorists demanding accountability from fuel retailers. Following the viral exposé, oil marketers, including Vivo Energy rushed to dismiss the findings, arguing that independent tests lacked credibility and did not follow industry-approved procedures. Shell Kenya, through Vivo Energy, insisted that its fuel met regulatory standards, pointing to tests conducted by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA). However, the issue has refused to die down as more motorists continue to report unusual engine problems after refueling from previously reputable stations. Meanwhile, consumer advocacy groups have joined the debate, urging EPRA to conduct random and independent fuel quality tests at petrol stations across the country. They argue that the current reliance on oil marketers’ internal tests is inadequate and fails to protect motorists from potentially damaging fuel. The controversy has also drawn the attention of lawmakers, with some calling for stricter oversight and stiffer penalties for companies found selling substandard fuel. For motorists like the one affected at Shell Links Road, the issue is not just about technical standards but about accountability and compensation for the damage suffered. "Hi Nyakundi. I am Here to seek your intervention I fueled at shell links road ,vpower on Saturday, by the time I reached voi my car lost power I kept going but got worse as I moved. A few kms before kitui,the car stalled...I called a mechanic from kitui who came with a diagnosis machine and from what he said,I had put bad fuel. I towed the car back to msa. I reported to vivo. A guy from vivo by the name Brian mbaabu called and asked me to take the fuel for tests in their lab. He then called yesterday, on Tues and said that the sample passed all tests.... I asked my mechanic to open up the engine and to our surprise one piston is totally worn out an indication of bad fuel I will attach all I have including videos as I got the sample and it's all mixed up"

Cyprian, Is Nyakundi

54,204 views • 1 year ago

The fuel collapse in russia is now so complete that their refineries are deliberately dumping Euro-2 and Euro-3 gasoline on the domestic market. For anyone who missed chemistry class, that means sulfur content 15 to 50 times higher than the Euro-5 standard every modern engine is built for. This is not an accident. It is a conscious choice by russian companies to poison their own car fleet rather than admit the sanctions and our strikes have broken their supply chain. Mechanics in moscovia are already posting about the sudden rush of blown engines, catalytic converters melted from the inside, fuel pumps shredded. The "grateful" reviews from ordinary drivers are about to flood their own internet, and every one of them should be screenshotted and sent back to the kremlin with a simple caption: this is what your imperial war looks like when it reaches your garage. This is the same regime that tells its people they are winning while feeding them literal poison to keep the tanks rolling. Every extra ton of this garbage fuel burned in russia is another small proof that their economy is cannibalizing itself to sustain losses on Ukrainian soil. They cannot import enough high-quality components, they cannot refine what they pump, and instead of fixing the problem they simply lower the standard and hope the cars explode quietly. Meanwhile Ukraine keeps grinding their logistics, hitting refineries, storage tanks, and rail hubs with increasing precision. By the end of 2026 our mid-range strike capability will be two to five times what it is now. Their operational-level supply lines will be burning faster than they can rebuild them. No amount of diluted gasoline or desperate mobilization waves changes that math. Throwing more bodies at the front only accelerates the body count; even their own z-bloggers admit it changes nothing except the speed at which russian mothers bury their sons. This is not sustainable for them. It is not a sign of strength. It is the slow-motion collapse of a petro-state that chose empire over functioning society. Every driver whose engine dies because of this toxic sludge should understand exactly who sacrificed his car for putin's ego. The war does not stop because someone in Washington or Brussels whispers the word "negotiations." It stops when moscovia is militarily defeated, when its ability to project power is broken, when the imperial project itself is dismantled into something that can no longer threaten its neighbors. We told you this would happen. The fuel collapse was predictable. The engine failures were predictable. The kremlin's willingness to poison its own population to keep the meat grinder fed was the most predictable part of all. Keep striking. Keep isolating their economy. Keep exposing every lie they sell to their own people. The bill always comes due, and this time it is arriving in the form of ruined engines and furious drivers who finally cannot drive away from the truth.

The fuel collapse in russia is now so complete that their refineries are deliberately dumping Euro-2 and Euro-3 gasoline on the domestic market. For anyone who missed chemistry class, that means sulfur content 15 to 50 times higher than the Euro-5 standard every modern engine is built for. This is not an accident. It is a conscious choice by russian companies to poison their own car fleet rather than admit the sanctions and our strikes have broken their supply chain. Mechanics in moscovia are already posting about the sudden rush of blown engines, catalytic converters melted from the inside, fuel pumps shredded. The "grateful" reviews from ordinary drivers are about to flood their own internet, and every one of them should be screenshotted and sent back to the kremlin with a simple caption: this is what your imperial war looks like when it reaches your garage. This is the same regime that tells its people they are winning while feeding them literal poison to keep the tanks rolling. Every extra ton of this garbage fuel burned in russia is another small proof that their economy is cannibalizing itself to sustain losses on Ukrainian soil. They cannot import enough high-quality components, they cannot refine what they pump, and instead of fixing the problem they simply lower the standard and hope the cars explode quietly. Meanwhile Ukraine keeps grinding their logistics, hitting refineries, storage tanks, and rail hubs with increasing precision. By the end of 2026 our mid-range strike capability will be two to five times what it is now. Their operational-level supply lines will be burning faster than they can rebuild them. No amount of diluted gasoline or desperate mobilization waves changes that math. Throwing more bodies at the front only accelerates the body count; even their own z-bloggers admit it changes nothing except the speed at which russian mothers bury their sons. This is not sustainable for them. It is not a sign of strength. It is the slow-motion collapse of a petro-state that chose empire over functioning society. Every driver whose engine dies because of this toxic sludge should understand exactly who sacrificed his car for putin's ego. The war does not stop because someone in Washington or Brussels whispers the word "negotiations." It stops when moscovia is militarily defeated, when its ability to project power is broken, when the imperial project itself is dismantled into something that can no longer threaten its neighbors. We told you this would happen. The fuel collapse was predictable. The engine failures were predictable. The kremlin's willingness to poison its own population to keep the meat grinder fed was the most predictable part of all. Keep striking. Keep isolating their economy. Keep exposing every lie they sell to their own people. The bill always comes due, and this time it is arriving in the form of ruined engines and furious drivers who finally cannot drive away from the truth.

medoyid_ua

53,608 views • 2 months ago

French beauty 1939 Delahaye Type 165 Cabriolet Coachwork by Figoni & Falaschi - Delahaye only built six 12-cylinder Type 165 models in the late 1930s, as production variants of the successful Type 145 competition car. This stunning Figoni et Falaschi-bodied cabriolet was built to represent France at the 1939 New York World’s Fair, an exposition promoted with the slogan “Dawn of a New Day”. While the engine was not completed in time for its display, the modernity and sublime beauty of this car’s flowing styling drew throngs of admirers from the press and public alike. Emile Delahaye was born in Tours, France in 1843. He studied engineering in Angers, France. In 1869 he began work with his engineering degree in applied arts and crafts. Emile Delahaye began business in Tours, France in the middle of 19th Century for the purpose of constructing engines for the ceramic industry. The company branched out and began constructing mechanical appliances such as pumps and engines. In 1888, Delahaye designed an internal combustion engine for the shipping industry. It was not until 1896 that Automobile production began for Delahaye. His first automobiles produced were powered by belt-driven single and twin cylinder engines. Emile used motor racing to promote his vehicles. In 1896, Emile Delahaye entered the Paris-Marseilles race. Not only did he enter a vehicle his company had created, but he entered as the driver. The results were astounding, which truly speaks highly of the caliber and quality of the automobile. The demand for the vehicles began pouring-in and a second factory was opened. After the racing success of its Type 145, Delahaye created the production version, the 12-cylinder Type 165. Two Type 165s were built, and the first was shown in October 1939 at the Paris Auto Salon, the last salon before the war. The second 165 – this cabriolet, with body by Figoni and Falaschi, was so emblematic of 1930s French design that it represented the nation at the 1939 New York World’s Fair. Shipped without an engine because it could not be built in time for the show, an engine sheel, without internals was used instead. The engine-less body was impounded by US Customs when Europe became embroiled in WWII. With Europe engulfed by war by the World’s Fair’s close in 1940, the U.S. Custom’s impounded the Delahaye in New York for the duration of the conflicts. In 1946 Beverly Hills car dealer Roger Barlow purchased the car at public auction, and later that year the Type 165 was fitted with a tuned Cadillac engine. Following his death, it was abandoned by his widow in the 1970s and sold to a tow-truck driver for $1200. After three decades of trading hands at a public auction and receiving a Cadillac engine, it eventually wound up at a used car lot in Honolulu until it was bought by a US military serviceman. It took four years of negotiation, but Peter Mullin and Jim Hull eventually purchased the car in 1985 and spearheaded its restoration. The original engine sheel was tracked back to Count Hubertus von Doenhoff and bought. New engine internals were created from original drawings to finally give the 165 the fully-working engine it was intended to have. This car is now owned by Peter and Merle Mullin and the Peter Mullin Automotive Museum Foundation, where is its displayed in Oxnard, California. © Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden Era #archaeohistories

French beauty 1939 Delahaye Type 165 Cabriolet Coachwork by Figoni & Falaschi - Delahaye only built six 12-cylinder Type 165 models in the late 1930s, as production variants of the successful Type 145 competition car. This stunning Figoni et Falaschi-bodied cabriolet was built to represent France at the 1939 New York World’s Fair, an exposition promoted with the slogan “Dawn of a New Day”. While the engine was not completed in time for its display, the modernity and sublime beauty of this car’s flowing styling drew throngs of admirers from the press and public alike. Emile Delahaye was born in Tours, France in 1843. He studied engineering in Angers, France. In 1869 he began work with his engineering degree in applied arts and crafts. Emile Delahaye began business in Tours, France in the middle of 19th Century for the purpose of constructing engines for the ceramic industry. The company branched out and began constructing mechanical appliances such as pumps and engines. In 1888, Delahaye designed an internal combustion engine for the shipping industry. It was not until 1896 that Automobile production began for Delahaye. His first automobiles produced were powered by belt-driven single and twin cylinder engines. Emile used motor racing to promote his vehicles. In 1896, Emile Delahaye entered the Paris-Marseilles race. Not only did he enter a vehicle his company had created, but he entered as the driver. The results were astounding, which truly speaks highly of the caliber and quality of the automobile. The demand for the vehicles began pouring-in and a second factory was opened. After the racing success of its Type 145, Delahaye created the production version, the 12-cylinder Type 165. Two Type 165s were built, and the first was shown in October 1939 at the Paris Auto Salon, the last salon before the war. The second 165 – this cabriolet, with body by Figoni and Falaschi, was so emblematic of 1930s French design that it represented the nation at the 1939 New York World’s Fair. Shipped without an engine because it could not be built in time for the show, an engine sheel, without internals was used instead. The engine-less body was impounded by US Customs when Europe became embroiled in WWII. With Europe engulfed by war by the World’s Fair’s close in 1940, the U.S. Custom’s impounded the Delahaye in New York for the duration of the conflicts. In 1946 Beverly Hills car dealer Roger Barlow purchased the car at public auction, and later that year the Type 165 was fitted with a tuned Cadillac engine. Following his death, it was abandoned by his widow in the 1970s and sold to a tow-truck driver for $1200. After three decades of trading hands at a public auction and receiving a Cadillac engine, it eventually wound up at a used car lot in Honolulu until it was bought by a US military serviceman. It took four years of negotiation, but Peter Mullin and Jim Hull eventually purchased the car in 1985 and spearheaded its restoration. The original engine sheel was tracked back to Count Hubertus von Doenhoff and bought. New engine internals were created from original drawings to finally give the 165 the fully-working engine it was intended to have. This car is now owned by Peter and Merle Mullin and the Peter Mullin Automotive Museum Foundation, where is its displayed in Oxnard, California. © Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden Era #archaeohistories

Archaeo - Histories

17,557 views • 2 months ago

🇬🇧 Lotus 102C Isuzu V12 Test In 1991, Team Lotus secretly tested an experimental V12 Formula One engine developed by Isuzu. This project, which remains a fascinating "what-if" in motorsport history, centered on the Isuzu P799WE engine. The Engine (P799WE): A 75-degree, naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V12 designed by a small, four-person team at Isuzu. It was impressively powerful, producing between 640 and 765 bhp depending on the stage of development, which was competitive with the top engines of the era. The Chassis (Lotus 102C): To test the engine, Lotus modified its 102B chassis to accommodate the V12, renaming the resulting car the Lotus 102C. The Test: The car underwent system checks at the Hethel test track in late July and early August 1991. The primary on-track evaluation took place at Silverstone in early August 1991, with drivers Johnny Herbert and Mika Häkkinen conducting the tests. Performance: During the Silverstone test, the car was reportedly around six seconds off the pace of Ayrton Senna’s McLaren-Honda. Several factors contributed to this: the engine lacked an alternator (requiring heavy onboard batteries), the chassis was not optimized for the new V12, and the car was not running on specialized racing fuel or tires. Reliability: Despite the gap in lap times, the engine proved remarkably reliable during testing and was considered easy to work with by the Lotus mechanics. Economic Collapse: The project coincided with the collapse of the Japanese asset price bubble. This economic instability, combined with Isuzu witnessing the struggles of other Japanese manufacturers (like Yamaha and Subaru) in F1, led them to cancel their entry into the sport. Isuzu eventually displayed the P799WE engine in a concept vehicle called the Isuzu Como F1, a radical mid-engine pickup truck unveiled at the 1991 Tokyo Motor Show. While the F1 program never materialized, the P799WE remains a symbol of Isuzu's ambitious engineering capabilities during that era. Today, one of the few surviving examples of the engine is kept at the Tamiya headquarters and the Isuzu Plaza museum. 🎥 Formula 1 #cars #japan #Isuzu #lotus

🇬🇧 Lotus 102C Isuzu V12 Test In 1991, Team Lotus secretly tested an experimental V12 Formula One engine developed by Isuzu. This project, which remains a fascinating "what-if" in motorsport history, centered on the Isuzu P799WE engine. The Engine (P799WE): A 75-degree, naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V12 designed by a small, four-person team at Isuzu. It was impressively powerful, producing between 640 and 765 bhp depending on the stage of development, which was competitive with the top engines of the era. The Chassis (Lotus 102C): To test the engine, Lotus modified its 102B chassis to accommodate the V12, renaming the resulting car the Lotus 102C. The Test: The car underwent system checks at the Hethel test track in late July and early August 1991. The primary on-track evaluation took place at Silverstone in early August 1991, with drivers Johnny Herbert and Mika Häkkinen conducting the tests. Performance: During the Silverstone test, the car was reportedly around six seconds off the pace of Ayrton Senna’s McLaren-Honda. Several factors contributed to this: the engine lacked an alternator (requiring heavy onboard batteries), the chassis was not optimized for the new V12, and the car was not running on specialized racing fuel or tires. Reliability: Despite the gap in lap times, the engine proved remarkably reliable during testing and was considered easy to work with by the Lotus mechanics. Economic Collapse: The project coincided with the collapse of the Japanese asset price bubble. This economic instability, combined with Isuzu witnessing the struggles of other Japanese manufacturers (like Yamaha and Subaru) in F1, led them to cancel their entry into the sport. Isuzu eventually displayed the P799WE engine in a concept vehicle called the Isuzu Como F1, a radical mid-engine pickup truck unveiled at the 1991 Tokyo Motor Show. While the F1 program never materialized, the P799WE remains a symbol of Isuzu's ambitious engineering capabilities during that era. Today, one of the few surviving examples of the engine is kept at the Tamiya headquarters and the Isuzu Plaza museum. 🎥 Formula 1 #cars #japan #Isuzu #lotus

WRCPAST

675,844 views • 2 months ago

BREAKING: Trump just said Iran deal is close. Oil is about to plummet. Let's talk about what that actually means for your portfolio. > Hormuz opens. Oil crashes below $90. > Oil crashes. Inflation drops faster than any Fed model predicted. > Inflation drops. Warsh has no choice but to cut rates. This is the most bullish chain reaction in modern financial history. Sitting behind one deal. One signature. One moment. And now Trump says oil is about to crash. Every single domino is lined up. The people who are positioned before this happens. Will never have to work again. The people who wait for confirmation. Will spend the rest of their lives explaining why they missed it. Are you positioned. Because the deal is coming. And when it lands. Everything moves at once.

BREAKING: Trump just said Iran deal is close. Oil is about to plummet. Let's talk about what that actually means for your portfolio. > Hormuz opens. Oil crashes below $90. > Oil crashes. Inflation drops faster than any Fed model predicted. > Inflation drops. Warsh has no choice but to cut rates. This is the most bullish chain reaction in modern financial history. Sitting behind one deal. One signature. One moment. And now Trump says oil is about to crash. Every single domino is lined up. The people who are positioned before this happens. Will never have to work again. The people who wait for confirmation. Will spend the rest of their lives explaining why they missed it. Are you positioned. Because the deal is coming. And when it lands. Everything moves at once.

Crypto Tice

110,764 views • 4 months ago

2 days ago, I was in Qatar. We were driving on a long desert road, and on both sides I saw oil fields so vast they looked endless. I asked a simple question: “How is all this protected?” My customer next to me driving said, very calmly: “You cannot protect everything.” Then he added, “Since Iran cannot hit America, they will hit here - Qatar, UAE, Kuwait & Bahrain. They will aim for the oil.” I stayed quiet after that. Because oil is not just oil. Oil is power. Oil is money. It runs the world. If oil stops, prices go up. Flights stop. Ships change routes. Food and fuel cost more. And the people who suffer first are not politicians. It’s the worker sending money home. The driver filling his tank. The family already struggling with bills. Today when I started seeing news of strikes. That’s when it really hit me. War today is not just on borders. It moves through energy, trade and jobs. One missile in the desert can change the price of your morning fuel. That’s how fragile this world really is. Praying for peace.

2 days ago, I was in Qatar. We were driving on a long desert road, and on both sides I saw oil fields so vast they looked endless. I asked a simple question: “How is all this protected?” My customer next to me driving said, very calmly: “You cannot protect everything.” Then he added, “Since Iran cannot hit America, they will hit here - Qatar, UAE, Kuwait & Bahrain. They will aim for the oil.” I stayed quiet after that. Because oil is not just oil. Oil is power. Oil is money. It runs the world. If oil stops, prices go up. Flights stop. Ships change routes. Food and fuel cost more. And the people who suffer first are not politicians. It’s the worker sending money home. The driver filling his tank. The family already struggling with bills. Today when I started seeing news of strikes. That’s when it really hit me. War today is not just on borders. It moves through energy, trade and jobs. One missile in the desert can change the price of your morning fuel. That’s how fragile this world really is. Praying for peace.

Prakash Dadlani

131,367 views • 6 months ago

This man demonstrates how to displace ethanol from blended gasoline using water to protect older engines. Key effects on older engines: ⏺️ Degrades fuel system components: Ethanol attacks and swells/cracks rubber hoses, gaskets, O-rings, seals, and carburetor parts (like diaphragms and floats) made from non-compatible materials. This leads to leaks, fuel delivery problems, and eventual failures. It can also dissolve old varnish/deposits, which then clog filters, jets, and lines. ⏺️ Causes corrosion and rust: By pulling in moisture, it promotes rust in metal fuel tanks, lines, and pumps. If water mixes in, it can trigger phase separation—where the fuel splits into gasoline and an ethanol-water layer that sinks to the bottom, leading to misfires, stalling, or engine damage when that layer gets sucked in. ⏺️ Reduces performance and efficiency: Ethanol has about 30% less energy per gallon, so you get worse fuel mileage (typically 2-5% drop) and sometimes rough idling, hesitation, or slight power loss. Older engines without modern sensors may run leaner, raising combustion temperatures. ⏺️ Worse with storage or infrequent use: Fuel with ethanol degrades faster (weeks to months), exacerbating all the above issues in stored classics, seasonal equipment, or rarely driven vehicles. news.eng

This man demonstrates how to displace ethanol from blended gasoline using water to protect older engines. Key effects on older engines: ⏺️ Degrades fuel system components: Ethanol attacks and swells/cracks rubber hoses, gaskets, O-rings, seals, and carburetor parts (like diaphragms and floats) made from non-compatible materials. This leads to leaks, fuel delivery problems, and eventual failures. It can also dissolve old varnish/deposits, which then clog filters, jets, and lines. ⏺️ Causes corrosion and rust: By pulling in moisture, it promotes rust in metal fuel tanks, lines, and pumps. If water mixes in, it can trigger phase separation—where the fuel splits into gasoline and an ethanol-water layer that sinks to the bottom, leading to misfires, stalling, or engine damage when that layer gets sucked in. ⏺️ Reduces performance and efficiency: Ethanol has about 30% less energy per gallon, so you get worse fuel mileage (typically 2-5% drop) and sometimes rough idling, hesitation, or slight power loss. Older engines without modern sensors may run leaner, raising combustion temperatures. ⏺️ Worse with storage or infrequent use: Fuel with ethanol degrades faster (weeks to months), exacerbating all the above issues in stored classics, seasonal equipment, or rarely driven vehicles. news.eng

ℳ𝒜𝒢𝒜_𝒳_𝒯𝒾𝓂𝑒𝓈 𝒟𝒶𝒾𝓁𝓎 𝒩𝑒𝓌𝓈🇺🇸

101,508 views • 4 months ago

Your comfort is aging you. And your biology can prove it. Dr. David Sinclair put it plainly: "People who exercise and eat less have a slower-ticking clock. It's a fact." The longevity genes in your body only activate when your cells perceive adversity. Hunger. Exertion. Cold. The moment your cells sense abundance, they stand down. Defenses off. The clock runs faster. Modern life engineered away every signal the body evolved to receive. Always fed. Always warm. Always sitting. The body was never designed to be comfortable. It was designed to be resilient. And resilience requires pressure to stay active. Skip a meal. Push the muscle. Let the cold in. Every one of those signals tells your cells to tighten up, repair, defend. Without them, the machinery idles. And idle machinery rusts. The uncomfortable truth is that the things most people optimize their lives to avoid are the exact inputs their biology is waiting for. Follow Goku for more on the science of living longer, explained plainly.

Your comfort is aging you. And your biology can prove it. Dr. David Sinclair put it plainly: "People who exercise and eat less have a slower-ticking clock. It's a fact." The longevity genes in your body only activate when your cells perceive adversity. Hunger. Exertion. Cold. The moment your cells sense abundance, they stand down. Defenses off. The clock runs faster. Modern life engineered away every signal the body evolved to receive. Always fed. Always warm. Always sitting. The body was never designed to be comfortable. It was designed to be resilient. And resilience requires pressure to stay active. Skip a meal. Push the muscle. Let the cold in. Every one of those signals tells your cells to tighten up, repair, defend. Without them, the machinery idles. And idle machinery rusts. The uncomfortable truth is that the things most people optimize their lives to avoid are the exact inputs their biology is waiting for. Follow Goku for more on the science of living longer, explained plainly.

Goku

54,219 views • 5 months ago

$Two British men built the machine that changed the world. 🇬🇧⚙️ An ironmonger. And a plumber. You've never heard of either of them. 1690s. Britain's mines were drowning. The deeper they went, the more they flooded. Men drowned in those tunnels. Children hauled water out by hand. Bucket by bucket. When the water won, the mine closed. And the village starved. Thomas Newcomen. Ironmonger. Dartmouth, Devon. John Calley. Plumber and glazier. Both Baptists. Both barred from the universities. Both outsiders. One knew metal. The other knew water. They worked for a decade. With their own money. No patron. No institution. Just a forge, a bench, and an idea. For years, it wouldn't work. Then cold water leaked through a crack. The steam condensed instantly. The engine fired. The flaw was the answer. 1712. A coal mine near Dudley Castle. They built their engine at the pit head. Twelve strokes a minute. Ten gallons a stroke. Not horses. Not children. A machine. But they couldn't patent it. Thomas Savery already held the rights — to every engine that raised water by fire. Even machines he never built. Calley died in Holland. 1725. Far from home. Still working on their engine. Newcomen died in London. 1729. His grave is lost. Decades later, a young man was asked to fix a model of their engine. While fixing it, he saw how to improve it. His name was James Watt. You've heard of him. But without them, there is no engine for Watt to fix. No Industrial Revolution. No modern world. Every factory. Every railway. Every power station. British men. An ironmonger. And a plumber. And that's only a fraction of what we have done for the world. 🇬🇧 Names like theirs are buried everywhere. We dig them out. No sponsors. No algorithms. Just a community that believes its true history matters. Our community makes that happen 👉 Be part of us.🙏 Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧$

Two British men built the machine that changed the world. 🇬🇧⚙️ An ironmonger. And a plumber. You've never heard of either of them. 1690s. Britain's mines were drowning. The deeper they went, the more they flooded. Men drowned in those tunnels. Children hauled water out by hand. Bucket by bucket. When the water won, the mine closed. And the village starved. Thomas Newcomen. Ironmonger. Dartmouth, Devon. John Calley. Plumber and glazier. Both Baptists. Both barred from the universities. Both outsiders. One knew metal. The other knew water. They worked for a decade. With their own money. No patron. No institution. Just a forge, a bench, and an idea. For years, it wouldn't work. Then cold water leaked through a crack. The steam condensed instantly. The engine fired. The flaw was the answer. 1712. A coal mine near Dudley Castle. They built their engine at the pit head. Twelve strokes a minute. Ten gallons a stroke. Not horses. Not children. A machine. But they couldn't patent it. Thomas Savery already held the rights — to every engine that raised water by fire. Even machines he never built. Calley died in Holland. 1725. Far from home. Still working on their engine. Newcomen died in London. 1729. His grave is lost. Decades later, a young man was asked to fix a model of their engine. While fixing it, he saw how to improve it. His name was James Watt. You've heard of him. But without them, there is no engine for Watt to fix. No Industrial Revolution. No modern world. Every factory. Every railway. Every power station. British men. An ironmonger. And a plumber. And that's only a fraction of what we have done for the world. 🇬🇧 Names like theirs are buried everywhere. We dig them out. No sponsors. No algorithms. Just a community that believes its true history matters. Our community makes that happen 👉 Be part of us.🙏 Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

25,446 views • 6 months ago

Japan made a move that should terrify every retail investor paying attention. They just dumped $66 billion of US bonds in a single month. For years, Japan was the engine driving your portfolio higher. They bought our debt without question, and that money flowed into American stocks, real estate, and tech. Your 401k and investment account grew year after year because of this. But here’s what bothers me: That engine is starting to run the other way. As Japan sells more Treasuries, the US needs new buyers. And the only way to attract them is with higher interest rates. That’s a slow poison for your portfolio. They put pressure on stock valuations, mortgages, business investment, and borrowing costs across the economy. Everything gets more expensive. The stuff you own becomes less valuable. Same force that pushed markets higher is about to drag them down. And most people won't realize it until it's showing up in their portfolio.

Japan made a move that should terrify every retail investor paying attention. They just dumped $66 billion of US bonds in a single month. For years, Japan was the engine driving your portfolio higher. They bought our debt without question, and that money flowed into American stocks, real estate, and tech. Your 401k and investment account grew year after year because of this. But here’s what bothers me: That engine is starting to run the other way. As Japan sells more Treasuries, the US needs new buyers. And the only way to attract them is with higher interest rates. That’s a slow poison for your portfolio. They put pressure on stock valuations, mortgages, business investment, and borrowing costs across the economy. Everything gets more expensive. The stuff you own becomes less valuable. Same force that pushed markets higher is about to drag them down. And most people won't realize it until it's showing up in their portfolio.

Felix Prehn 🐶

54,838 views • 1 month ago

🚨 Professor Jiang Was Right: The U.S. Is Running a Textbook Ponzi Scheme and Petrodollar Is Under Real Stress Professor Jiang warned that America’s debt system works like a giant Ponzi scheme. Scott Bessent just proved him right in real time. The UK, China, Japan, South Korea and others are now selling U.S. Treasuries. When sellers outnumber buyers, the price of the bonds drops… and the interest rate (the “yield”) shoots up. Higher yields mean it suddenly costs America a lot more to borrow money. So what does Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent do? He starts buying those same long-term bonds himself to prop up the price and keep yields from exploding even higher. Here the government is using its own money (or newly created money) to buy its own debt because foreigners no longer want it. The music is slowing down. For 50 years the system worked like this: Gulf countries agreed to sell oil only in U.S. dollars. That forced every country in the world to keep holding dollars as reserves and buying U.S. Treasuries just so they could buy oil. It was the secret engine that kept demand for American debt alive. That engine is now sputtering. Saudi Arabia just recorded zero oil sales to the United States for the first time ever. Gulf countries are struggling to sell oil at the same scale, and the old “you must use dollars” rule is showing massive cracks. When the world no longer needs as many dollars to buy oil, and when big countries stop buying America’s long-term debt… the whole system that has kept U.S. borrowing cheap for decades starts to break. That’s what we’re watching in real time. Not a conspiracy. Just math and incentives finally catching up.

🚨 Professor Jiang Was Right: The U.S. Is Running a Textbook Ponzi Scheme and Petrodollar Is Under Real Stress Professor Jiang warned that America’s debt system works like a giant Ponzi scheme. Scott Bessent just proved him right in real time. The UK, China, Japan, South Korea and others are now selling U.S. Treasuries. When sellers outnumber buyers, the price of the bonds drops… and the interest rate (the “yield”) shoots up. Higher yields mean it suddenly costs America a lot more to borrow money. So what does Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent do? He starts buying those same long-term bonds himself to prop up the price and keep yields from exploding even higher. Here the government is using its own money (or newly created money) to buy its own debt because foreigners no longer want it. The music is slowing down. For 50 years the system worked like this: Gulf countries agreed to sell oil only in U.S. dollars. That forced every country in the world to keep holding dollars as reserves and buying U.S. Treasuries just so they could buy oil. It was the secret engine that kept demand for American debt alive. That engine is now sputtering. Saudi Arabia just recorded zero oil sales to the United States for the first time ever. Gulf countries are struggling to sell oil at the same scale, and the old “you must use dollars” rule is showing massive cracks. When the world no longer needs as many dollars to buy oil, and when big countries stop buying America’s long-term debt… the whole system that has kept U.S. borrowing cheap for decades starts to break. That’s what we’re watching in real time. Not a conspiracy. Just math and incentives finally catching up.

Stern Drew

527,232 views • 28 days ago