I think if they want a “war on oil”, they should start with their planes, ships, tanks and missiles. Convert all of them to electric forthwith and see how far they get.
Carry on with construction equipment, corporate headquarters and the elite’s boats/planes.
And all EVs should be charging from solar panels or wind turbines - not oil-powered generating stations.
The hyprocrisy is astounding and yet the masses fall for it.
I think you are spot on. A war in the ME will accelerate the burden on the tax paying West. Ultimately it is the average Joe who gets it in the wallet. I have mused since the 70s that there has been an illusion painted of wealth that simply doesn't exist. I think that a point many folk overlook is that this is a deliberate deconstruction. It'll be the banking dynasties pulling the strings as they move their new markets in those countries currently demonised by the press agencies of Western governments aka legacy media.
I think if they want a “war on oil”, they should start with their planes, ships, tanks and missiles. Convert all of them to electric forthwith and see how far they get.
Carry on with construction equipment, corporate headquarters and the elite’s boats/planes.
And all EVs should be charging from solar panels or wind turbines - not oil-powered generating stations.
The hyprocrisy is astounding and yet the masses fall for it.
I think you are spot on. A war in the ME will accelerate the burden on the tax paying West. Ultimately it is the average Joe who gets it in the wallet. I have mused since the 70s that there has been an illusion painted of wealth that simply doesn't exist. I think that a point many folk overlook is that this is a deliberate deconstruction. It'll be the banking dynasties pulling the strings as they move their new markets in those countries currently demonised by the press agencies of Western governments aka legacy media.