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kasperni 10 minutes ago [-]
Yeah, he is just going to ban it anyway a month from now. So EU will be at the mercy of USA/Russia.
Frieren 7 minutes ago [-]
The US has become a very short-term individual interest focused country. There is no long term vision for the country, there is no care for their own citizens, only today's president's interest matter. Tomorrow doesnt exists. screw-the-future is their warmongering motto.
This goes beyond the price of diesel. It is an attack on basic survivability of the nations that may depend on that reserves in the future.
Never vote for a death cult.
GuestFAUniverse 11 minutes ago [-]
Since when is bullying other countries alright?
Those are strategic reserves for real emergencies. To keep the show going _at all_.
Why doesn't he ban exports right away, forcing Europe to use their stockpiles anyways?
Is it that he can't? So the entire threat is moot?
Is he thinking of using the Graham bill to threaten +100% tarrifs for buying Russian gas?
hollow-moe 22 minutes ago [-]
Oh my, by all means please do!
ShadowOfThePit 11 minutes ago [-]
Why? Why is that good? What if supply stays low and prices stay high? What if the stockpile is still depleted in two or three years, and Russia takes the chance to invade while Europe has nothing to power their industry and tanks?
Why must the energy transition be "move fast and break everything" while the industry and households suffer under the strain of high prices?
It could have been so smooth, it could have gone so well, but the world went mad...
This goes beyond the price of diesel. It is an attack on basic survivability of the nations that may depend on that reserves in the future.
Never vote for a death cult.
What a fucking narcistic war monger clique.
Why doesn't he ban exports right away, forcing Europe to use their stockpiles anyways?
Is it that he can't? So the entire threat is moot?
Is he thinking of using the Graham bill to threaten +100% tarrifs for buying Russian gas?
Why must the energy transition be "move fast and break everything" while the industry and households suffer under the strain of high prices?
It could have been so smooth, it could have gone so well, but the world went mad...