10/06/2026
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Iranian oil is disappearing from the market just as its biggest buyer returns for more. China’s recovering crude demand is colliding with the loss of a supplier that sustained its independent refiners through the crisis, forcing them to compete for increasingly expensive alternatives. The consequences reach beyond China: every replacement barrel tightens supplies for other buyers, while Tehran faces a growing incentive to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz, which is now carrying an unexpectedly strong 13 million barrels a day (just 5 million below pre-crisis level), while its own oil remains trapped.
This war report was published on Wednesday on oilprice.com: Iran’s Disappearing Oil Is Becoming Everyone’s Problem.
I realize that not everyone is interested in Iran’s problems with oil distribution. It’s so far away from Europe—let them argue it out over there. They’ll only start to care when there’s a shortage of basic foodstuffs in the stores, just like at the end of the Polish People’s Republic. I don’t want to scare anyone—these are the logical consequences of an artificially induced energy crisis, which in turn is intended to trigger the global collapse of fiat currency.
Trump has just succeeded in blackmailing Europe: Release your diesel reserves, or I’ll cut off supplies to your continent. Europe continues to push for a war with Russia without having any military or economic foundation to do so. Nevertheless, it will use up a significant portion of its iron reserves to delay the inevitable energy collapse by a few months. That is exactly what Trump is counting on. When European diesel reserves run low, there will be another round of blackmail: “End this damn war in Ukraine once and for all, or I’ll impose a diesel embargo on Europe.”
This will be an economic catastrophe for Europe, but not for the globalists, who have already brought this old continent entirely under their control. They need such catastrophes as much as they need air to breathe in order to stay afloat and, together with the City of London, to decide on the progress—no longer of globalization, but at least of the “continentalization” of this small part of the world. That is why I propose renaming the term “globalism” to “continentalism” and, after a few more steps of this kind, to “colonialism” (colony as a territory or settlement), which is where they originally came from.
Of course, the U.S. president’s actions are hurting Europeans. However, we are far more harmed by the governments of most European countries, which have completely submitted to the globalists. The globalists will likely abandon this Ukrainian conflict as well and replace it with a battle over the goods on store shelves in what was once such a wealthy Europe. They rightly expect this crisis to spread throughout the entire world. Yet it will not be they who decide on the next crisis measures outside of Europe.
Because no oil was found on the silver globe.
The diesel war—or rather, the oil war—is, like any war, a festering sore on the body of humanity, which must bear all its costs. The economic collapse will lead to significant impoverishment of societies accustomed to prosperity. The health care and pension systems, as well as all forms of social assistance, will be severely curtailed or eliminated entirely. Of course, there are people—such as those with disabilities—who cannot survive without this assistance. Most recipients of social benefits, however, will be convinced that they are being treated unjustly when the benefits they did not earn themselves are taken away. We are facing major and often painful changes.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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