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"U.S. oil prices surge by nearly 5% on bets that U.S. strike on Iran is imminent."

Because a brutal regime that guns down its own citizens for daring to dissent forfeits any claim to legitimacy.
The world’s patience with such tyranny should have expired long ago, wouldn’t you say?

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Because a brutal regime that guns down its own citizens for daring to dissent forfeits any claim to legitimacy.
The world’s patience with such tyranny should have expired long ago, wouldn’t you say?

Translation "any country that has something I want to control or steal, has no legitimacy"

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Because a brutal regime that guns down its own citizens for daring to dissent forfeits any claim to legitimacy.
The world’s patience with such tyranny should have expired long ago, wouldn’t you say? ~Banksy

Translation "any country that has something I want to control or steal, has no legitimacy" ~Steve

Good morning Steve,
I was actually describing Trumps America.

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You need to learn to actually use your own brain to stop and think about stuff before you mindlessly repost it simply because you think you are making some kind of point.

Go look at a chart of West Texas Intermediate crude oil prices over the past few years.

There are lots of reasons why commodities prices fluctuate. A 5% swing is like nothing in the crude oil markets.

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