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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The biggest lie in global energy markets may be starting to fall apart. For months, we've been told the oil market is under control, but economist Philip Pilkington says that's becoming impossible to sustain. His argument isn't simply that oil prices have been manipulated; it's that the entire strategy is beginning to collide with physical reality. Philip believes officials have been able to suppress futures prices through a combination of AI-driven trading, carefully crafted political messaging, and massive short positions entering the market at key moments. The result? A paper market that looks far calmer than the physical energy market underneath it. But futures contracts don't put diesel into trucks, and optimistic headlines don't refill storage tanks. According to Philip, that's where the strategy is starting to unravel. China is returning to global oil markets, refining margins remain unusually high, physical fuel markets are tightening, and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve continues to shrink. Every additional disruption puts more pressure on a system that's already running with far less room for error than it had a few months ago. Philip believes the Trump administration had a plan to carry the energy market safely through the midterms. It relied on temporary diplomacy with Iran, lower Chinese demand and continued releases from America's Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Then Trump tore up the MOU, China started buying more oil again, and the assumptions behind the entire strategy began to fall apart. @philippilk

Zohran Mamdani’s five-word statement that Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal has been widely shared. Many people think he’s just going after one Israeli leader. That reading is completely mistaken. In reality, Mamdani is posing as a fighter for justice and a self-appointed moral authority, taking advantage of the global outrage against Israel. What he is actually pushing is his extreme political ideology through the core BDS project, Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions, aimed at the eventual dismantling of Israel as a Jewish state, while also challenging capitalist America itself. He was shaped by the intellectual world of Columbia University through his father, Mahmood Mamdani, a leading postcolonial scholar and longtime BDS advocate who was close friends with Edward Said. The dinner-table debates on colonialism, Fanon, and the illegitimacy of ethno-religious states formed his worldview from childhood. He has never apologized for this inheritance. He has backed BDS, defended the “from the river to the sea” slogan as a call for Palestinian rights, and stated he cannot support any state that privileges one religion, explicitly including the world’s only Jewish state. Mr. Mamdani is not alone in this view. Philosopher Edward Said was firmly on the socialist side, sharply critical of capitalism and imperialism. This creates a clear social-communist-Islamic connection running through his father, Columbia University, and the broader movement that shaped him. It’s a belief system, built on hatred of Israel and, crucially, of America itself. On July 4th he condemned America on the country’s own birthday. He wants not only to dismantle Israel but to reshape America into a fundamentally different outlook that rejects the capitalist foundations of the United States as we know it. Now he holds the mayoralty of New York City, home to the largest Jewish community outside Israel. While promising free buses and affordable housing, he has delivered viral clips and moral signaling instead. He understands that the current climate of disinformation, blood libel, and false genocide accusations against Israel is his moment. This is his time to capitalize on the fabricated global outrage supported by the same people he backs. Mr. Mamdani is not only targeting the head of the state. He is targeting “the Zionist State”, an occupying colonial entity based on his father’s teachings and his anti-colonial background. He is also challenging capitalist America. Understand his belief system and you see his real agenda.

ELON MUSK: “My political views are very centrist. They’re not far right. Frankly, calling them far right is an insult to history and an insult to many people. It is an outrageous falsehood. It’s completely absurd. I have literally stated my position, and I’ve been very clear about this: there need to be secure borders. If there’s an influx of immigrants, then they need to be people who agree with Western ideals and Western values. If there is long-term growth of people who do not, or in some cases are adamantly opposed to Western values, you are setting yourself up for civil war. This is obvious. A child can see this, but this is not a right wing view. I'm simply stating reality.”