Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:China now has EVs that cost $22,000 with a range of 450 miles.

I WANT ONE

You'll never be allowed to buy one.

Just think about that. This boomer administration just started a war in the ME while fighting public transportation, bike lanes, trains, and EVs.

Other than Trump himself, I'm not aware of any Boomers in this administration.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:China now has EVs that cost $22,000 with a range of 450 miles.

I WANT ONE

You'll never be allowed to buy one.

Just think about that. This boomer administration just started a war in the ME while fighting public transportation, bike lanes, trains, and EVs.

The rest of the world HATES the US and Americans for starting yet another dumb war that they all have to pay the price for. Energy prices are exploding in other countries and making life very difficult. America us responsible for a lot of the world's pain, and they arent going to forgive it. US hegemony is over. Trump's greatest gift to China and Russia will.be the death of the petrodollar. America's debt problems are about to get a whole lot more expenive and worse.

US is now in the phase of the Roman Empire where they collapsed due to huge debt, inflation, and foreign gaffe after gaffe. US couldn't even make it 100 years on top. So lame.

Brent crude oil is now trading up 5.2% to $118.6 a barrel, within touching distance of $119.50 a barrel, its previous high since the war in Iran started a month ago.

Anonymous wrote:China now has EVs that cost $22,000 with a range of 450 miles.

I WANT ONE

China now has EVs that cost $22,000 with a range of 450 miles.

Got solar and a plug in hybrid during COVID. Paid too much for my car but I only fill up my car once a month. So much winning!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:National average retail gas ⛽ price hits FOUR DOLLARS PER GALLON

Up$1.03 since Iran War started one month ago

Aren’t you tired of all the winning?

Truly a golden age.

Keep it going up, up, up!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:National average retail gas ⛽ price hits FOUR DOLLARS PER GALLON

Up$1.03 since Iran War started one month ago

Aren’t you tired of all the winning?

Winner winner chicken dinner. We are holding at $3.99 in Richmond for at least the last day or so.

Anonymous wrote:National average retail gas ⛽ price hits FOUR DOLLARS PER GALLON

Up$1.03 since Iran War started one month ago

Aren’t you tired of all the winning?

National average retail gas ⛽ price hits FOUR DOLLARS PER GALLON

Up$1.03 since Iran War started one month ago

Brent crude is on course for a record monthly rise of nearly 60%, exceeding gains it made during the 1990 Gulf War.

The global oil benchmark is currently trading 3.5% higher at $116.051 a barrel – up 59% so far in March – while New York light crude rose 2% to $101.6 a barrel.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So if everything was settled today, it will take three weeks to get oil shipping back to “normal”.

Gas shortages in Australia, Asian fishing fleets not leaving ports because of lack of fuel., etc.

The shock in coming.

That’s if Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz right away. What if they decide they would like to extend the pain for the United States and everyone else who supported this war? Seems like Iran gets to decide when things go back to normal, not Trump or the United States.

Just saying the world’s economy is breaking now. The supply and trade system takes 3-4 weeks under good normal conditions to deliver oil and oil derivatives. If The Bab-el-Mandeb is closed it will be over. We will be is a world wide depression.

And apparently if Trump's intention was to use this to create a coalition against Iran that also seems to be failing.

Gee, if only he hadn't come right out of the gate into his Presidency attacking, insulting and alienating every ally the US had, tearing down every relationship the US spent decades building, burning every bridge he could find... then maybe we'd have had a chance at a more sensible approach at dealing with Iran, along with a coalition to make it happen.