Coincidence doesn't equal causation, unless NBC news declares it so—or better yet, if it sneakily alludes to it.
What "energy crisis"? "News" sources love that word, "crisis".
Fuel prices soar at every opportunity. Do you remember when they fell precipitously, when Trump became president-elect the first time? He didn't cause them to do so. Katrina hardly slowed oil delivery, and oil production not at all, but "because of Katrina", they jumped high. They climb at every opportunity.
Well, its not always a '
big conspiracy' like some of the
talking points and impact spun by the news, sometimes the
markets are reacting appropriately to the situation, and this has the potential to become even bigger as we see..
"Pentagon asks White House for $200 BILLION as Trump prepares to deploy thousands of troops.....
The Pentagon has requested $200 billion for the war in
Iran as President Trump considers deploying thousands of more troops to the region.
The development signaled a potential new phase in the conflict as the US works to secure the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing bombings.
The funding request comes after a study concluded that the US has spent around $3.7 billion, or $891.4 million a day, on wartime efforts in the first 100 hours of Operation Epic Fury, rising to $11 billion in the first week alone.
Multiple sources told
The Washington Post that
Pentagon has asked the
White House to ask for the funding from
Congress.
It was unclear if the White House would honor that request. Some in the Trump administration believe there will be resistance to the measure in Congress.
Democrats remain largely against the war efforts and
Kentucky libertarian
Rand Paul typically votes against military funding, meaning the 60 votes to avoid a filibuster may not be there.
A spokesperson for the Pentagon declined to comment when reached by The Daily Mail.
The Trump administration is
considering sending thousands of troops to reinforce its operation in the Middle East, a US official and three people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
The deployments could help provide Trump with additional options as he
weighs expanding US operations, with the Iran war well into its third week....."
MSN