The Decision of President Trump to Waive Fresh Sanctions and Tariffs

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BY SRH

It seems that a significant number of people are against the President of the United States. The whole population is engaged in efforts to obstruct the addition of diesel to global markets and to resolve the conflict in Ukraine.

The decision of President Trump to waive fresh sanctions and tariffs relating to Russia is under serious scrutiny by “investors. All of this is merely a form of manipulation aimed at influencing the elections in the United States.

Every single one of the factors that have led to the current energy crisis was either conceived of by President Trump or was maintained by him.
He made a solemn promise to put an end to the fight between Russia and Ukraine on the very first day of the conflict, and he also promised not to start any further wars, yet he has nothing but the ability to initiate conflict!!!
Conflict over tariffs
Conflict involving sanctions
Conflict between Iran and major aggressors
Proof positive is the fact that this “waiver” is bringing down oil prices by a minuscule amount.
Is it time to get rid of the person who is playing the fiddle on the roof? We are being played like a fiddle.

Brent futures are at $107. Physical oil to buy now costs $150 to $200 a barrel.
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The real price is not falling.

How many times do we have to tell commenters that gas prices at the pump are not related to Brent Crude? Watch West Texas Oil .

https://oilprice.com/oil-price-charts

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