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15 Apr 2026

Oil Tankers Heading Our Way

Justice will soon be served, but first there needs to be more sharing of information with the public. There needs to be  much greater awareness of who has pushed and backed pedophiles in control of the federal government.

Has law enforcement been neutered? How extensive is the criminal network? Does it extend into every nation around the world? If so, how can we hope to combat it? The time is coming to shed the light — and bring the rafters down the pedophile network.

Meanwhile, as the U.S. Nany continues to  blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, more than 120 empty oil tankers have turned away from Iran, many of them heading toward the United States.  And 70 of those tankers are what’s called Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs), meaning they can carry up to two million barrels of oil.

The United States currently produces just shy of 13 million barrels per day. Will we see a huge spike up in production over the months ahead? How will the demand be met? Here’s more from And We Know.

 

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20 Mar 2026

Slow-Walking The Iran Mission?

Trump and team have already won the war. Trump let us know this early on. He knew that there would be no problem but he had other agendas to accomplish before he could finish it all up.

He exposed the allies. He forced them to assist in safeguarding oil transports around the Strait of Hormuz. He separated the oil costs. He also destroyed China’s hold on Iran.

This is truly a global realignment. The [Deep State] terror army is destroyed on the east and west. The leverage belongs to Trump at this time. Here’s more from the x22 Report.

 

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20 Mar 2026

Trump Eyes NATO Departure

President Donald Trump is mulling over an American departure from NATO. This comes after European nations refused to help guard oil tankers carrying loads of exported oil over the Persian Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz, flanking Iran.

Europe stands to benefit from free-flowing oil, as at least 10 percent of the gas it uses flows through the Persian Gulf. Of course, Asian nations, including Japan, India and Communist China, derive even higher totals of their oil supply through the Persian Gulf.

Meanwhile, Trump is building new support in his fight to defang the Iranians and their terrorist allies. Saudi Arabia is said to be ready to attack Iran after Iran keeps lobbing missiles and drones into Saudi Arabia and neighboring Gulf states.

If Saudi Arabia does so, how many other Gulf states might join them? Will this lead to World War III or will Iran have to seek peace, knowing none of its neighbors will put up any longer with the constant threats of violence and terrorism? Here’s more from Steve Turley.

(EDITOR’S NOTE: The NATO forces apparently relented later Thursday, as six nations signed a joint statement saying they will take part in a mission to patrol the Persian Gulf to ensure safe passageway for ships. Signing the agreement: Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan.)

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15 Mar 2026

We’ve Pulled A Chinese Stunt!

The Iranians have their Navy and Air Force whipped out, so they’re now resorted to their final “secret” weapon to hold the United States at bay: They are launching Shahed-136 drones to ignite fires on board oil shipping vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Only one problem? We appear to have pulled the same ruse as the Chinese, namely, we’re turning Iran’s own technology against them.

It’s not clear if we reverse engineered their drones or if we simply captured one of their drone weapon manufacturing factories, and have made off with the whole warehouse. But the United States is now using drones to strike Iranian targets with the goal of clearing a pathway along the Strait of Hormuz.

Once that occurs, says U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, U.S. naval vessels — perhaps joined by an international fleet — will accompany ships though the inlet, allowing for the safe transport of oil to resume. There won’t be a huge, traditional ground force, although there’s talk of squadrons of expeditionary Marines patrolling the shorelines. Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.

 

 

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