Topic: Oil Supply

The Wall Street Journal reports that Donald Trump is struggling with the military realities of the Strait of Hormuz blockade, which controls 20% of the world's oil supply. Asian trade partners have expressed concern that the Iranian tactics could be replicated in the Strait of Malacca. Military analysts suggest the U.S. is under pressure to use force to restore international shipping routes.

Iran has implemented a $2 million toll on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, creating a significant bottleneck for global oil supplies. Donald Trump has urged other nations to take the lead in protecting the passage, despite warnings from the U.S. Navy that the area is a "fish in a barrel" due to Iranian artillery. The assassination of an Iranian negotiator has further complicated efforts to reopen the waterway.

A caller discusses the history of false flag operations, comparing current tensions to the events leading up to Pearl Harbor and 9-11. The host agrees, citing declassified documents that suggest the U.S. government had prior knowledge of the Japanese attack in 1941. There is a shared concern that a major event may be staged to draw the U.S. into a full-scale world war.

Economist Dr. Kirk Elliott reported that Brent crude oil prices rose nearly 3% following news of intensified Israeli attacks on Iranian targets. Elliott argues that even the perception of conflict in the Strait of Hormuz creates inflationary pressure that affects the cost of all consumer goods. He suggests that the global elite are attempting to hand Trump a "no-win situation" by forcing an economic debt meltdown through energy price spikes.

Historical parallels are drawn between current events and Operation Northwoods, a 1960s plan to stage domestic attacks to justify a war with Cuba. The host explains that the decoupling of the dollar from global oil trading is a primary driver of the engineered societal collapse. He asserts that the Constitution is effectively suspended under existing executive orders that grant FEMA autonomous regional authority during a national emergency.

Mike Adams discusses the severe shortages in the supplement industry, including labels, bottles, and veggie caps. He predicts major logistics failures for UPS and FedEx due to a lack of diesel engine oil additives. Adams notes that Amazon is contracting and closing warehouses, encouraging listeners to support pro-America retailers like the Infowars Store instead of globalist corporations.

The elite create "engineered crises" like peak oil and food shortages to induce guilt in the masses for consuming resources. Dyer characterizes this as a "siege" strategy where the population is starved out and then blamed for the resulting collapse. This intentional disruption of supply chains is designed to turn the population against itself while the "scientific elite" consolidate power through a global state.

Joe Biden is accused of intentionally cutting off the American energy supply to trigger a "death sentence" for millions through poverty and starvation. The administration's public requests for oil from Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, and Russia are contrasted with the shutdown of the Keystone Pipeline and the blocking of domestic oil leases. This strategy is characterized as a deliberate act of economic sabotage more effective than a foreign army.

The ongoing global supply chain breakdown is described as a premeditated event orchestrated by Klaus Schwab and the Great Reset architects. By forcing vaccine mandates on key workers in oil, transportation, and shipping, the globalists are intentionally collapsing industrial society. This "dystopia by design" aims to devalue currencies and ensure that the public "owns nothing."