The Coming Oil Crisis
At just the time that the Ukraine War began, the leaders of the West, principally the European Union, Great Britain, and the United States, decided that the laws of economics no longer applied. These countries, which are significant oil importers, agreed that they, and not the oil producers, should set the price of oil.
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