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Electricity grid problems in the US are a potential “black swan” that could wreak havoc in energy markets, according to Cornerstone Futures research director Brynne Kelly.
In an analyst note, the energy trader argues that failing power grids and electricity shortages could be the next vulnerability in the supply chain for oil and its products, such as gasoline. Continue reading “This potential ‘black swan’ for US oil prices is being overlooked, a trader says – unreliable electricity grids”
Gateway Pundit – by Michael Robison
Western leaders, led by feeble Joe Biden, could potentially send oil even higher as they continue to sanction Russia and place the burden on the American public.
Analysts at JP Morgan Chase are warning that the price could triple to a staggering $380 or more if Russia decides to cut its output. Continue reading “Biden And His G7 Fraternity Threaten To Devastate The World’s Economy – Analysts Warn Oil Prices Could Jump to $380 a Barrel”
Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced £25 million of UK funding to help found a new World Bank fund for future pandemic preparedness.
At the G7 Summit on 27 June 2022, leaders of the Group of Seven rich nations gathered in the Bavarian Alps to discuss the importance of investing in preparedness and other measures to prevent history from repeating itself, as well as helping countries to manage Covid as an endemic disease. Continue reading “G7 Meeting Key Outcomes: More Ukraine, More Climate Change and More Vaccines”
China might be contemplating a “takeover” of the Moon as part of its military space program, NASA’s administrator Bill Nelson has told newspaper Bild.
In an interview published on Saturday, Nelson claimed that the United States is now involved in a new race to space, with China this time. He emphasized that in 2035 Beijing might finish construction of its own Moon station and start experiments a year later. Continue reading “China may be plotting moon takeover – NASA”
We know the Founding Fathers weren’t perfect; in fact, many were slave-owners, even traitors to true liberty, but still, some left some pearls behind:
From Avowed Anti-Federalist Virginia Founding Father, Patrick Henry, 1736-1799: Continue reading “Anti-Federalist Founding Father Quotes”
United Parcel Service (UPS) is reportedly terminating the accounts of gun sellers across the country, stating any ‘ghost firearms’ shipment detected in UPS may be confiscated and destroyed. Continue reading “UPS Reportedly Cancels Accounts Of Gun Dealers Selling ‘Ghost Gun’ — They May ‘Seize And Destroy’ Package”
A Chinese company’s purchase of farmland in North Dakota just down the road from a US Air Force base that houses sensitive drone technology has lawmakers on Capitol Hill worried about potential espionage by Beijing, according to a report. Continue reading “Chinese firm bought North Dakota farm near US Air Force drone base: report”
At least 10 million bees were released onto a highway after a semi-truck crashed in Utah.
The truck, driven by a commercial beekeeper traveling from California to North Dakota, tipped over on Interstate 80 at around 10:40 a.m. local time Monday, Cameron Roden, public information officer for the Utah Highway Patrol, told CNN. The crash occurred because the driver was driving too fast on a curve, Roden added. Continue reading “More than 10 million bees released when semi-truck crashes on Utah highway”
New York has adopted a sweeping gun control law aiming to ban firearms from a number of “sensitive areas,” including Times Square, also requiring social media checks for gun permit applicants to ensure their “character and conduct.” Continue reading “New York gun control law requires social media checks”
Gateway Pundit – by Michael Robison
On Friday, The Biden administration announced another $820 million in new Ukraine military aid, including advanced mid to long-range air defense systems and counter-artillery radars to defend against Russia’s invasion in the proxy war. Continue reading “Biden Gives Away More Of Your Money To The Proxy War In Ukraine, Nearly $63 Billion Now”
Kinney County sheriff’s deputies responded to a suspected smuggling vehicle on a county road early in the morning on June 29. During the ensuing pursuit, the fleeing driver lost control of the vehicle and flipped it. Continue reading “Texas Sheriff Drives 4 Illegal Aliens To International Bridge, Deports Them”
After only a week, the Army has swiftly reversed a new policy that would have allowed potential recruits to enlist into the force without a high school diploma or GED, according to an internal memo reviewed by Military.com and confirmed by a spokesperson. Continue reading “Army Swiftly Backpedals on Policy Dropping High School Diploma Requirement”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged the US-led NATO bloc to ramp up support of his country amid the ongoing conflict with Russia, claiming that Kiev’s defeat would result in a “delayed” war between Moscow and the whole West. Zelensky made the remarks as he addressed the NATO summit in Madrid via a video link on Wednesday. Continue reading “Zelensky demands $5 billion a month from NATO”
WASHINGTON ― The Pentagon on Friday announced $820 million in new Ukraine military aid that includes advanced mid- to long-range air defense systems and counter-artillery radars to respond to Russia’s heavy use of long-range strikes in the war. Continue reading “US to send Ukraine advanced NASAMS air defense weapons in $820 million package”
Reclaim the Net – by Ken Macon
It’s the stuff of dystopian fiction in movies like Minority Report, and yet some people ignore the warnings and instead see it as a model.
Researchers at the University of Chicago have created an algorithm capable of predicting future crime a week in advance, allegedly with an accuracy of 90% and within a range of approximately 1000 feet. The prediction is based on public data on violent crimes and property crimes. Continue reading “Researchers develop algorithm to predict crime a week in advance”
Gateway Pundit – by Kristinn Taylor
Heavy duty trucks were parked in front of police headquarters in Akron Friday morning as the northeast Ohio city is on edge after reports a Black man fleeing a traffic stop Monday was shot and killed by eight police officers who reportedly fired ninety rounds–hitting the man, 25-year-old Jayland Walker, sixty times. Akron announced Thursday the city’s four-day Rib, White and Blue Festival was being canceled, however there are still fireworks displays planned for Monday. Continue reading “Akron, Ohio Prepares for Riots After Police Reportedly Shot Fleeing Black Man 60 Times; 4th of July Festival Canceled”
Children’s Health Defense – The Conversation
In a highly anticipated but not unexpected 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court on Thursday ruled the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan exceeded the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) authority under the Clean Air Act. Continue reading “Supreme Court Restricts EPA’s Authority to Regulate Power Plants”
UPDATE: Several protesters have clashed with Ottawa police on the eve of Canada Day right in front of the National War Memorial. Ottawa police have confirmed that four have been arrested. Continue reading “Protesters clash with Ottawa police, several arrested”
U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)-— A few days ago, this correspondent wrote about the upcoming gun turn in event scheduled for Fort Worth, Texas. Police were offering $100 gift cards to people who turned in working firearms. As predicted, the police quickly ran out of gift cards. The event, scheduled for four days, ended in three and a half hours. Continue reading “Private Purchasers Clean Up at Fort Worth Gun Buyback”
During his Thursday news conference at the Madrid NATO summit, President Biden announced yet more Ukraine security aid – this time to the tune of $800 million in the next round of security assistance. But what stood out compared to prior announcements of aid is that this includes some “offensive” weapons, in addition to air defense systems, which is a significant upgrade in terms of heavier and more sophisticated hardware compared to things like Javelin anti-tank missiles given early in the conflict (and prior to it). Continue reading “US, UK Unveil A Combined $2BN More In Ukraine Security Aid, Including “Offensive” Weapons”