You Think This Was Bad Planning or Accidental? U.S. Has Only a 25-Day Supply of Diesel Fuel
A report issued by the Energy Information Administration is raising concerns that trucking and home heating costs will continue to rise this winter, cutting deeper into household budgets and further straining supply chains. https://bit.ly/3h6Wk0D
Already, the national average of diesel is $1.70 more than last year at $5.31 a gallon.
White House National Economic Council Director Brian Deese told Bloomberg TV Wednesday:
- Diesel inventories are “unacceptably low”
- “all options are on the table” to increase supply and lower prices. (Uh, exactly how will that happen from WH intervention?)
Maybe unacceptable to the public, but not to the globalist WEF'rs with a hidden agenda not mentioned, of course.
Meanwhile, what is the biggest cause of the shortage?
The biggest reason for the shortage is due to the cut off of Russian exports as the US was importing nearly 700,000 barrels per day of petroleum products before imposing sanctions on Russia.
Forbes is saying supplies won't return to normal until next summer at the earliest.
- Guess what delivery trucks and trains run on?
Think that may not have an impact on the supplies of food and necessities as well?
Not an accident any more than the current level of inflation is.
#dieselshortage #fuelshortage #foodsupply #supplychain
A report issued by the Energy Information Administration is raising concerns that trucking and home heating costs will continue to rise this winter, cutting deeper into household budgets and further straining supply chains. https://bit.ly/3h6Wk0D
Already, the national average of diesel is $1.70 more than last year at $5.31 a gallon.
White House National Economic Council Director Brian Deese told Bloomberg TV Wednesday:
- Diesel inventories are “unacceptably low”
- “all options are on the table” to increase supply and lower prices. (Uh, exactly how will that happen from WH intervention?)
Maybe unacceptable to the public, but not to the globalist WEF'rs with a hidden agenda not mentioned, of course.
Meanwhile, what is the biggest cause of the shortage?
The biggest reason for the shortage is due to the cut off of Russian exports as the US was importing nearly 700,000 barrels per day of petroleum products before imposing sanctions on Russia.
Forbes is saying supplies won't return to normal until next summer at the earliest.
- Guess what delivery trucks and trains run on?
Think that may not have an impact on the supplies of food and necessities as well?
Not an accident any more than the current level of inflation is.
#dieselshortage #fuelshortage #foodsupply #supplychain
You Think This Was Bad Planning or Accidental? U.S. Has Only a 25-Day Supply of Diesel Fuel
A report issued by the Energy Information Administration is raising concerns that trucking and home heating costs will continue to rise this winter, cutting deeper into household budgets and further straining supply chains. https://bit.ly/3h6Wk0D
Already, the national average of diesel is $1.70 more than last year at $5.31 a gallon.
White House National Economic Council Director Brian Deese told Bloomberg TV Wednesday:
- Diesel inventories are “unacceptably low”
- “all options are on the table” to increase supply and lower prices. (Uh, exactly how will that happen from WH intervention?)
Maybe unacceptable to the public, but not to the globalist WEF'rs with a hidden agenda not mentioned, of course.
Meanwhile, what is the biggest cause of the shortage?
The biggest reason for the shortage is due to the cut off of Russian exports as the US was importing nearly 700,000 barrels per day of petroleum products before imposing sanctions on Russia.
Forbes is saying supplies won't return to normal until next summer at the earliest.
- Guess what delivery trucks and trains run on?
Think that may not have an impact on the supplies of food and necessities as well?
Not an accident any more than the current level of inflation is.
#dieselshortage #fuelshortage #foodsupply #supplychain
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