As they say in The Bronx, “Bullshit has its own sound.” But as we say, “The Bull is dead, “Trumpshit has its own sound.” We have been detailed by the facts that U.S. President Trump keeps speaking out of both sides of his mouth, changing his tune to do all he can to rig the equity and oil markets.
Since the Iran War began, Americans have paid about $107 billion more for gasoline and diesel fuel than they would have if fuel prices had remained about where they were before Israel and the U.S. attacked Iran on 28 February, according to an analysis by Brown University’s Climate Solutions Lab.
On 18 September, the International Energy Agency (IEA) sharply reduced its forecast for the world’s oil supply and demand this year, citing the lack of progress in settling the U.S.’s war on Iran and renewed strikes along the Persian Gulf.
President Donald Trump addressed the UN General Assembly on Tuesday and said he needs to decide on whether to strike a deal with Tehran to end the war or “annihilate the Islamic Republic.”
The EXACT convergence of events which we have been watching is CONVERGING…….FASTER.
President Donald Trump told a rally in North Carolina last week that higher gas prices are a small price to pay for what his administration has managed to achieve in its war of aggression against Iran, to persuade voters to cast a ballot for Republicans in the midterms.
As we have forecast in the Trends Journal, in our podcasts and in numerous interviews, Gerald Celente has said that this September and/or October there may well be a stock market crash.
President Donald Trump continues to lie to Americans that prices are coming down, even though consumer prices have risen 4.3 percent since he took office, according to CNN.
In his closing speech at this year’s conclave of member nations in the BRICS trading bloc, Chinese president Xi Jinping urged leaders to deepen and tighten their economic ties, in part by creating a BRICS “Special Economic Zone” and opening a discussion about making commerce in services smoother among the countries.
Manouchehr Mottaki, Iran’s former top diplomat, warned in an interview last week that if the U.S. employs nuclear weapons in the war, it would lead to an escalation that cannot be contained and kick off WWIII.