Russia extended until the end of 2023 the decision to reduce oil production by 500 thousand barrels per day.

OPEC and other countries (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman and Algeria) have also said they will cut production before the end of the year. pic.twitter.com/fRRMwTiLRi

— Spriter (@Spriter99880) April 2, 2023

Since the end of World War II, the US has taken the position that it has an absolute right to bully the entire world. Following the lunatic sanctions against Russia last year, most of the world, led by China, has begun questioning this assertion, and claiming that the US does not have this right.

We are now seeing this hypothesis tested.

China recently asserted itself as the natural leader of the free world by negotiating a piece between Saudi Arabia and Iran, countries which had been at one another’s throats for nearly five decades. This not only put the US to shame, indicating that China is more capable of securing peace than the supposed “global democracy system,” but was also an attack on the core interests of the United States. The US and its greatest ally Israel have benefited greatly from having never-ending conflict between the Sunnis and Shiites. (Of course, they can’t rightly come out and complain about peace!)

Now, Saudi is leading an attack on the US, kicking them while they are down by cutting oil output.

RT:

An unexpected announcement by the OPEC+ group of oil producing countries of a plan to slash their combined output by another 1.15 million barrels per day pushed the prices of crude up as much as 6% in early Monday trading.

The oil producers, who control roughly 50% of global oil supplies, reached a decision to reduce their output starting from May until the end of 2023, in a move designed to stabilize the markets, according to a series of announcements on Sunday night.

Riyadh said it would cut its output by 500,000 barrels per day, while Baghdad announced a cut of 211,000bpd. The UAE will reduce production by 144,000 bpd, Kuwait will cut 128,000bpd, Kazakhstan 78,000bpd, Algeria 48,000bpd, and Oman 40,000bpd.

Crude prices jumped on the news, with international benchmark Brent rising more than 5.5% to $84.30 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate crude futures soared 5.6% to $79.90 a barrel as of 3:30am GMT on Monday.

Russia already voluntarily cut oil output by 500,000bpd back in March, in retaliation for an oil price cap introduced by the West, which it said would eventually result in scarce supply and trigger uncertainty in the global market. On Sunday, however, Moscow announced it will synchronize with OPEC in extending its cut until the end of the year.

Moscow believes the move will contribute to the stabilization of crude oil prices, which fell sharply on concerns that the Western banking crisis could weaken global energy demand.

The Saudi Ministry of Energy called the move a “precautionary measure aimed at supporting the stability of the oil market.” Last month, Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman warned Western states against capping the price of crude oil supplied by the kingdom, adding that any attempts to impose a ceiling would be met with a halt of sales and production cuts.

Meanwhile, Saudi has invited Assad to visit, as that rift appears to be close to closing as well.

BREAKING: Saudi Arabia🇸🇦 will invite Syria’s🇸🇾 President Bashar Al-Assad to attend the Arab Summit being held in Riyadh on the 19th of May. (Reuters)

This followed reports of the UAE🇦🇪 and Russia🇷🇺 negotiating normalisation of relations between Syria and Saudi Arabia.

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— Going Underground (@GUnderground_TV) April 2, 2023

When Putin met with Xi last month in Moscow, they did a toast “to Biden, for bringing us together.” This appears to be applying to every country outside of the direct control of the United States.

As I’ve long foreseen, the world is uniting against the global bully that is the United States.

You love to see it.

Finally, people are pushing back against this evil anal system.

The goal, obviously, is to push the US and the collective West into an economic collapse before they are able to set off a global war. This is an act of radical peace by the world aligned against the Beast.

With each day that passes, the US gets further past the point of no return, with the possibility of a global war becoming less and less likely.

Joe Biden might go down in history as the man who who saved the world by creating the conditions for the end of this empire.

Out of the fire, and into the frying yarmulke?

As Trump #Fired the filthy Jew Gary Cohn, the entire world rejoiced in unison. One less Jew in the White house is always something to celebrate.

Unfortunately, the good times were short-lived. The old Jew is now replaced with a brand-new Jew.

If there’s one place where you don’t want Jews, it’s near your money. Hiring a yid as “economic adviser” is like getting a Moslem to help you out cooking that perfect ham. Ill-advised.

The Hill:

President Trump has picked CNBC contributor Larry Kudlow to be the next White House economic adviser.

Kudlow accepted the president’s offer in a telephone call on Monday night.

“Larry Kudlow was offered, and accepted, the position of assistant to the president for economic policy and director of the National Economic Council,” White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said. “We will work to have an orderly transition and will keep everyone posted on the timing of him officially assuming the role.”

The Jew somehow always winds up in position to screw with the goyim’s money.

Kudlow will replace Gary Cohn, who resigned after disagreeing with the president’s decision to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.

Right. Trump basically exploited Cohn in a clever fashion, getting him to implement his tax agenda and simply discarding him when he resisted his populist tariff program. You would think he’d then replace him with someone trustworthy, if less connected, in order to assist him in completing his populist economic platform.

It’s very much unclear that Kudlow is the man for that job.

Before becoming a familiar presence on television at CNBC, Kudlow worked for the Federal Reserve and the Reagan administration. He acted as an informal adviser to the Trump campaign, helping to craft an initial tax plan in the run-up to the election and advocating for the GOP tax law.

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Trump praised Kudlow for supporting his campaign and described him as a rare financial talent.

“I’ve known him a long time,” Trump said “We don’t agree on everything. In this case I think it’s good. I want a diversity of opinion … He backed me very early in the campaign, I think the earliest. I think he was one of my original backers. He’s a very, very talented man.”

Oh, I’m sure he’s very talented with those shekels, make no mistake.

The Jew’s ability to swindle people out of money is his only redeeming feature. If you can call it that.

Like Cohn, Kudlow has also said he opposes tariffs. But the president suggested that Kudlow had warmed to the idea, at least as a negotiating tactic for trade agreements.

“He’s come around to believing in tariffs,” Trump said of Kudlow. “I’m renegotiating great deals. Without tariffs we wouldn’t do nearly as well.”

So what’s going on here? There’s a few possibilities.

1. Trump feels like he needs to keep a few Jews on board to keep appearances.
2. Kudlow has actually convinced him that he’s going to help him implement his economic agenda because of his earlier support, even though he’s ideologically opposed to it.
3. This is more 4d chess, and Trump intends to use Kudlow and then dump him later once he’s outlived his usefulness, just like he did with Cohn.

The media is praising the choice, which is always a bad sign. But then again, the media is stupid as shit, and couldn’t possibly conceive that this is a manipulative move.

It’s too early to tell how this will turn out. But considering how Trump handled Cohn, there’s plenty of room for optimism that this new Jew won’t be allowed to cause much damage.