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Fake mine claims and low-energy hits are market manipulation: AI trading algorithms scrape "tanker attack" headlines, instantly driving crude spikes. Once verified data confirms no sinkings and continuous transit, algorithms fade the move, leaving retail BURNED while volatility is milked.

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Given that this activity continues uninterrupted in an exposed maritime corridor, is proof Trump is withholding pre-launch suppression doctrine, despite the military having the full capability to shut down these attacks.

Furthermore, UKMTO has logged zero vessels striking mines. Outbound ships are simply facing low-energy projectile harassment—tactics that cause localized fires and threaten crews, but rarely threaten hull integrity.

UAE managed VLCC AL MAQAM (IMO 9732577) cleared the Gulf on Aug 22 after being stranded. Routing via the Cape of Good Hope, she discharged at ARA/Rotterdam on Oct 8. Claims of an Oct 11 mine strike are as insane as Trump but the IRGC are more believable.

It really is a simple thing. If an ordinary person can point to conduct that gives aid to—or is otherwise part of—an insurrection, the Constitution automatically disqualifies you from being in government.

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He is the leader of the caucus of disqualified Democrats by aid to Trump's insurrection. He is no different than the entire GOP senate and enforcement of the automatic bar to all government positions must be without regard for political affiliation.

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Multiple delusions colliding at once.

ffrf.org @ffrf.org · 11/10/2026

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You guys can keep repeating this all you want, but it doesn’t make it true. America was founded as a secular republic, not a Christian nation. The Constitution is pretty clear about that.

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MAKS 26 👀🇺🇦 @maks23.bsky.social · 8h

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Observation Group X @ultrareport.bsky.social · 10h

I agree with the principle in general, but not in this specific case. Until information rules it out, it is a mistake to suggest this is not a culture farm for a bioweapon of the highest consequence. I am not alone in this position. substack.com/@ultrareport...

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Loose Doomsday Pathogen

A worst-case analysis based on IMPERFECT information: how a potential bioweapon threat emanating from Russia creates a new balance of terror.

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Meidas Charise Lee 💙🌊🌴🥥🫘 @chariselee.bsky.social · 13h

Both @abdulelsayed.bsky.social and @mayor.nyc.gov are such great communicators and quick on their feet‼️

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The War on Cars @thewaroncars.bsky.social · 12h

They’re both carrying the same number of people - and probably the same amount of cargo.

Woman wearing black riding, green lime bike. In the background is a blue pickup truck.

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50501: The People’s Movement ❌👑 @50501movement.bsky.social · 11h

We’re having a Wizard of Oz moment on social media right now so pay attention. Yesterday, Ukraine attacked data centers belonging to Yandex, Russia’s biggest tech company.

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China is no longer a consumer of seaborne energy in the old sense; it has become Asia’s powerhouse for specialty fuels, especially SAF, and is now a net exporter of energy in totality.

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They do not want to talk about the demand side because it is collapsing at unprecedented speed and scale—especially in China, the epicenter of the shift.

Eight weeks ago, the transition crossed the threshold: inventories began rebuilding across the United States, ARA, and Singapore while refinery production was scaled back. This is not the end of the story but the beginning of a new center of gravity on the demand side that is rupturing.

Market manipulators want to keep pretending this is 1973—that GCC supply still determines the global balance—when the transition to alternatives has rendered hydrocarbons obsolete outside specialty uses.

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Xela Hart @xelahart.bsky.social · 13h

RB advisors need to find a different data source: September had eight tanker exits through Hormuz; only two were fresh liftings. The rest were stranded, previously loaded cargoes. That is not a supply rebound—just marginal barrels moving amid extensive GCC infrastructure damage.

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Observation Group X @ultrareport.bsky.social · 12h

In the present form, all of it is generated from the same source. Mostly to support the strategic partners that Putin has installed in our governments including Israel. It benefits him most of all.

Steven Beschloss @stevenbeschloss.bsky.social · 15h

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Forget bringing down the price of diesel and actually quelling the fury of American farmers, truckers & all those who depend on diesel. Trump’s deal with Putin—aiding Russia’s war against Ukraine—is about trying to survive the midterms & avoid accountability. www.americaamerica.news/p/another-be...

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The Deepening Betrayal By Putin’s Servant

In his deal with Vladimir Putin for Russian diesel, Donald Trump assists Russia’s war against Ukraine and its fight for survival

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Chris⚖️Justice @chrisjustice01.bsky.social · 20h

Ukraine: A mother a child die holding hands after a Russian bombing, as Trump praises Putin 10/12/26

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ebisback.bsky.social @ebisback.bsky.social · 15h

I disagree with the assessment that a direct Russian assault on Europe is low. While I agree Russia does not have the capability to open a front against Europe directly, that does not mean they will not do it for political effect—most especially at a point of collapsing on the field in Ukraine.

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Reminder 💥

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The future is in hydrogen but it smells like ammonia. For density purposes ammonia makes better sense especially in aviation

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The old oil order sat on a wall—producer leverage, inelastic demand, captive consumers, the 1973 framework. It had a great fall on December 20. And all the king’s horses and all the king’s men—OPEC+, the IEA, the banks, the refiners, the policy jawboning—cannot put it back together again.

Bill Kristol @billkristolbulwark.bsky.social · 15h

Nobody needs it anymore. We are not in 1973, when there was no alternative. The transition away from hydrocarbons is rendering them obsolete—except for specialty applications like aviation.

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Trump's DHS raids Rep. Omar's home because of paperwork filled out by her late father in 1995. The Trumpists are desperate. But loyalists at powerful agencies of the executive branch will obey orders. Desperation is dangerous. Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.

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In 2026, the producer is the one who needs the market more than the market needs him. The transition from hydrocarbons is the center of gravity now.

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Nasser says Hormuz must reopen. He says buffers are thin. But he's only talking about his own buffers—the ones he needs to keep exporting at maximum output. In 1973, the producer held the cards because the consumer had no choice.

Nicholas Grossman @nicholasgrossman.bsky.social · 15h

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Really unpopular things: -data centers -overt bigotry -CSAM -billionaires trying to buy elections -Hitler salutes -stealing people’s personal data -South African Apartheid -causing the deaths of hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, of children Fighting against Elon Musk is a political winner

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Everybody went to jail but him and the primary prosecutor was Giuliani. LCN just let it go. Shocking but also realize who was behind it: Simeon Mogilivech

The major producers all see it. Two months ago they reacted: rebuilding supplies and dialing back production from nameplate.

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On December 20, the seizure of the Centuries changed everything. Their transition went into warp speed. China now intends to be a powerhouse energy exporter—a shift that is nearly complete, especially in SAF. The Iranian misadventure only accelerated everything globally.

The demand that has left the market is never coming back. The hardware is deployed. The capital has been reallocated. Anyone still relying on pre-December 2025 elasticity models is analyzing a market that no longer exists.

The financial desks are not misreading the market. They are refusing to price in a structural contraction because doing so would undermine the investment banking relationships and trading revenues that depend on perpetual oil demand growth.