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Tag Archives: Saudi Arabia
Strait of Hormuz: LNG prices to soar (of course they will)
Goldman: Asian and European LNG Prices Could Jump 130% By Tsvetana Paraskova – Mar 02, 2026, 1:27 AM CST The escalating conflict in the Middle East is delaying LNG shipments via the Strait of Hormuz from key exporters in the region, putting … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged Aramco, export terminal, Iran, LNG, Mohammed bin Salman, oil, prices soar, Ras Tanura, refinery struck, Russian gas, Russian oil, Saudi Arabia, Strait of Hormuz
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Oil Reserves
Oil is a finite commodity. Oil reserves that remain have a calculation attached which tells producers how many years remain that they could expect wealth from this fossil fuel. Present regimes of United States, Russia and Saudi Arabia might not … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged battle for resources, fossil fuels, oil reserves, Russia, Saudi Arabia, United States of America, venezuela
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When somebody speaks out
Mary Bruce of ABC challenged MBS: https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/trump-attacks-abc-news-correspondent-mary-bruce-in-angry-response-to-three-sharp-questions/ar-AA1QGWAZ And many Americans felt shame at cosiness displayed by their president toward this man who would be king. I am reproducing Michael D. Sellers Substack: So far this year 330 executions have taken … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged 9/11, Caribbean, Eugene Vindman, executions, Jeffrey Epstein, journalism, Kashoggi, Mary Bruce of ABC, MBS, Mohammed bin Salman, Mrs Kashoggi, murder of journalists, national security, no due process, phone call transcript evidence, President Trump, Saudi Arabia, Saudi prince, trial
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Internet Shutdown. Is this a precursor….?
The Taliban in Afghanistan have shutdown the Internet on which those who had connectivity were dependent. 30 September 2025 Economic Development Lifesaving relief efforts to help remote Afghan communities devastated by last month’s deadly earthquake have already been hit by the … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged 9/11, Afghanistan, al Qaida, Bagram, bin Laden, ethic minorities, internet threat, muslim, neighbours, Pakistan, religious ties, Saudi Arabia, security, shia, sunni, Taliban, ul Haq, USA
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Useful paedophiles?
Sexpionage is the likely reason Jeffrey Epstein became a useful asset to intelligence agencies. He was already building his criminal skills with someone 8 years older than him, Steven Hoffenberg. The two carried out financial scams and the media often … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged academics, Adnan Kashoggi, black budget operations, blackmail database, blackmail leverage, British arms dealer, CIA, FBI, honey pot ops, Iran-Conta affair, Jeffery Epstein, Mossad, Robert Maxwell, Saudi Arabia, scientific espionage, sexpionage, Steven Hoffenberg, weaponized intermediary
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Jamal Kashoggi
Many of us remember how Jamal Kashoggi was tortured to death in the most slow and medically precise way by a top Saudi surgeon with a team of assistants. It is believed MBS instructed this manner of death to the … Continue reading
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