Thread by @elleprovocateur

Following #Canada's ban on Russian crude - #fuel prices soar to record high. #Food crisis to follow.

Small print: Canada hasn't imported Russian crude since 2019. In 2021 Canada's petrol imports from Russia amounted to 350 million - out of $32 billion.

#War on working class.

"The United States has not imported any petroleum gases from #Russia since 2019 and, as I previously reported, only imported 3.5% of the more important category of oil from there in 2021."

forbes.com/sites/kenrober…

Cont'd: "When it comes to petroleum gases, which includes natural gas & liquified natural gas — [] — better than 90% of U.S. imports came from #Canada last yr, w/ none from #Russia."

"Gas prices are the most expensive in US history"

usatoday.com/story/money/20…

This will assist in rollout of #4IR architecture (looking like not much more than surveillance grid to monitor increased chaos under controlled demolition). Forced uptake of gene edited "food". Rationing via #DigitalID a distinct possibility. For wealthy, a push on EVs. #CRISPR

This will also garner uptake for #nuclear energy sought by billionaires at Mission Innovation/Breakthrough led by Gates et al. Irony: "the only current supplier for the specialized fuel that the Natrium plant relies on is in #Russia." #TerraPower #NetZero

newsnationnow.com/business/move-…