Webisode 57DHYAFZZFLDB March 9 2026 The world is made more vulnerable to oil shocks

The world is made more vulnerable to oil shocks

The war made Russian popular in providing stocks

Of oil for India and the US caved on a Russian block

For at least one month as India grabs and Russia mocks

The blocks that have been removed as our block

Head president cozies up to his favorite lock

Up king and fellow dictator who tosses his locks

Imaginary and looks hungrily for more war shocks

That will feed Russian coffers and breakdown

Of civilization that makes a Ukraine takedown

More possible with more commerce of Russia’s

In the midst of this havoc and Iran based chaos

The American-Israeli war on Iran spiked oil prices

Tankers hesitate to transit the Strait of Hormuz

Where twenty percent of global oil passes

The United States is more exposed to oil price shocks

 than any other major power, including China. Run amok!

But China recognized its strategic vulnerability

to oil shocks years ago and has been methodically

decreasing it, not with warships, but with electric vehicles too

 and high-speed electric rail. The United States needs to do

 what China is already doing: invest in E.V.s. U.S. electricity

 production is already more than 99 percent independency

 from oil, running instead on coal, natural gas, nuclear power

and green energy. Electrifying America’s vehicle fleet would overpower

U.S. oil intensity and reduce exposure to price shocks from all,

Persian Gulf, Russia and beyond. Transitioning away from internal

 combustion engines should not be tangled in the toxic partisan politics

 of climate change. Electrification is crucial for the United States to mitigate

 a strategic vulnerability that its rivals are already solving. If the United States

 relies less on oil, it can care less about the Persian Gulf. This is a reason

to bring back thousands of United States troops already there stationed.