Trump’s diesel deal with Russia will bring prices down, reverse inflationary pain

WHILE Australia’s globalists demonized fossil fuels for decades and endlessly nagged us about an alleged climate crisis, they allowed our oil refining capacity to dwindle and put the oil supply increasingly in the hands of a global supply chain that guaranteed steadily rising prices and a guaranteed tax revenue flow to governments.

The EU, G7, G20, World Trade Organisation and oil cartel were quite happy with this “comfortable arrangement” and then began to push “net zero and the transition to renewables”, which in effect was further deindustrialisation for the west, sold as “sustainability” and the “green economy”.

This globalist campaign wasn’t just “a awakening to a new era”, it was a massive trillion-dollar income generator for China and the the the global “clean, green energy industry”.

George Soros, the bankroller of globalist NGOs and militant leftist spearhead movements, is of course an active investor in green energy. Over several decades, he has directed billions of dollars toward “clean technology”, climate initiatives, and sustainable development through his personal wealth, hedge fund, and philanthropic impact funds

China, sitting on its 1100-plus coal fired power stations and 64 nuclear reactors, gleefully began churning out wind turbines and solar panels, laughing all the way to the bank. It was increasingly looking like the communists were indeed controlling the means of production.

Then along came Trump for his second term with a tiny four-year gap to begin to turn this destructive “global order” around. The Chinese Communist Party had forever to bring this situation about and had largely succeeded.

Trump however, leveraging American economic and political power and disrupting the global supply chains with tariffs and taking control of the Straits of Hormuz, managed to convince most academic political commentators that the global order was disintegrating.

Where the global order was telling its compliant followers like the EU, the UK, Canada and the Albanese Labor government to transition to renewables and “decarbonize”, Trump said “drill baby, drill”.

As a result, the US has risen to No. 1 in global oil production, producing a record-breaking 13.6 to 13.8 million barrels per day (bpd), which accounts for approximately 16% of the entire world’s crude supply.

Trump’s 300,000 tonne diesel deal with Russia is a giant slap in the face for the western globalists. Russia under Putin has for decades been the bete noire of the globalist establishment, particularly the likes of Soros and has been subjected to endless economic sanctions.

Concurrent with this US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced US sanctions on the International Criminal Court, that the likes of Soros would use to prosecute Trump and other elected leaders. “They want more power and they want it at the expense of our sovereignty as a nation,” said Rubio.

The diesel deal was immediately attacked by Vlodomir Zelensky of Ukraine and the Soros-backed Ukrainian support organisation Razom for Ukraine. “It was the Soros network showing its hand because the playbook Zelinsky is operating off did not write iteself,” says Susan Kokinda of Promethean Action.

“The post-Soviet version of that playbook was funded, staff and enforced by a web of globalist institutions that were built up over the decades by George Soros.”

The value of abundant and cheaper diesel cannot be understated because that is essentially what the productive, real economy runs on – trucks, farm machinery, mining equipment, road-making machinery and shipping all require diesel, regardless of all the blabbering about “decarbonisation” and the “transition to renewables”.