d l n g o energy exports, l n g o n g n g liquefied natural gas as hailed us the magic solution to lots of our problems in europe. that's getting much less gas from russia suppose to keep the lights on in asia. it's supposed to do away with 30 calls, and then the west coast time, the strain the where most of the stuff is coming from. it's supposed to make a lot of people, a lot of money. all these places are frantically bolstering the infrastructure to ship ever larger amounts of liquid gas around the world. but is this really a good idea of the 1923 british scientist, michael sarah. the experimented with different guesses, to discover that when he called and compressed them by turns liquids. today we use essentially the same process to make l n g. which yield natural gas. so mainly me thing to about minus 160 degrees celsius. that's when it becomes liquids and $600.00 times small and volume. that makes it possible to ship and trade it overseas. the substitute for sure. when you want to transport gas across the long distance east. this is answer few cobalt researches, natural gas market

e u countries continue to import and transfer russian l. n g at record levels. in 2023 european countries purchased around $10000000000.00 in l. n. g from russia equal to 15 percent of the country's military bunch. busy so where does this leave us? washington go here, a post on that and g became its told by lindsay supplier and convince them to build a multi $1000000000.00 infrastructure, which might, is, or even be necessary in the long run. meanwhile, they are shutting down any new projects and russia is still doing business with the europeans. well, at least with russia, one thing we'll search and see all the limited gas of joining us from hello bernard to discuss this further is economist publisher of the 1st shift act. well, business newsletter i can hummer you're most welcome to the program. so the stated e, you goal of winning off russian energy, it comes as the block has quietly been importing record high levels of l. n g, from russia. why is that happening to it's been happening because it is just what is possible. the energy detector is not that you can

you countries continue to import and transfer russian l n. g at record levels. in 2023 european countries purchased around $10000000000.00 in l. n g from russia equal to 15 percent of the country's military bunch. busy so where does this leave us was a concern, go here, a post on that and g became its told by lindsay supplier and convince them to build a multi $1000000000.00 infrastructure, which was on even be necessary in the long run. meanwhile, they are shutting down any new projects and russia is still doing business with the europeans. well, at least with russia, one thing was certain shape on unlimited gas, always but see what the on the financial commentary. so jim rogers, he believes biden's re election phase a driving the l. n. g export pools says or election come in november the united states. and many, you're not as dates. politicians are only worried about the election. they faced with this. they can get more volumes in america, it will help them when the election. that's all they care about.

e u countries continue to import and transfer russian l. n. g at record levels. in 2023 european countries purchased around $10000000000.00 in l. n. g from russia equal to 15 percent of the country's military bunch. busy so where does this leave us? well, sort of thing going here, a poked on that and g became its top allergy supplier, and convince them to build a multi $1000000000.00 infrastructure, which might not even be necessary in the long run. meanwhile, they are shutting down any new projects and russia is still doing business with the europeans. well, at least with russia, one thing we'll search and see on limited gas. well, we heard the take all the german economist and business newsletter publisher like a hummer on why the white house has moved to slush the flow of american l. n. g to europe, that they haven't burned to some breaches. thoughts, of course, it is always possible to return back and this is the biggest nightmare for the us. i think the us did all this energy summer to us through germany, especially by bureau to not only keep the dollar that

trees purchased around $10000000000.00 in l. n. g, from russia equal to 15 percent of the countries minute tree budget. so where does this leave us was concerned go euro poked on l. n g became its top allergy supplier and convince them to build a multi $1000000000.00 infrastructure, which might not even be necessary in the long run. meanwhile, they are shutting down any new projects and russia is still doing business with the europeans. well, at least with russia, one thing we'll search and see on limited gas always but say well for on financial comments, i said jim rogers, he believes biden's re election phase a driving the l. n. g export pools says or election come in november, the united states, and many, you're not as dates. politicians are only worried about the election. they faced with this. they can get more volumes in america. it will help them when the election. that's all they care about, right. now somebody only cares about voters, he doesn't so much care about ordinary people and what they want, he wants to, he does days

they've played a key role in bring food in this l. n. g, a crucial lifeline for russians. more time economy to market for government focused on energy security and supporting ukraine. buying gas from total should be a non starter. on top of that, new delhi is importing a record amount of oil from russia. and britain is importing 175 percent more oil from india, then it was at the beginning of the military operation. according to india's external affairs minister, the whole situation has been of great help to india's energy in ports. and it's contributed to deeper cooperation with russia. there is a big debate about this. i would buying quite a from dish not debate started because people are trying to, but i said, i assess not to do it. and we headed off position or shot has become a big not tutor supposed to provide that for. and we used to help create our grade levels with $10.00 to $15000000000.00 annually clear the crossing 60 maybe $70000000.00 with fresh white. because it's not only only because all is high quality cole, it, this matters of various kinds that this fuc

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u and the united states and uganda was punished overall cost, n t l g b 2 to knows as washington woodville compilers, preferential freight states as last year. it cannot be right, let alone a healthy basis for conducting international relations or building friendship for a country. however, mightily abuse itself to slander into some nationals of other nations. well also maligning those same nations for daring to be independent and sovereign. or it is therefore unfortunate that the world bank and other actors dare to want to coerce us into abandoning our faith culture principles and sovereignty using money . they really underestimate all africans. so why is the waste so interested in africa when, as a claim, human rights are so bad? well, 12 reasons, natural resources take a look at the d, f. c, for instance, the country produces more than 60 percent of the both supply of cobalt, which is mind in these cop about. tens of thousands of those mine is a children. some die from coble mining accidents every year. some even face sexual assault and forced evictions. wisdom companies among those tha

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