๐จ BREAKING: In a massive development, US oil giant Chevron is signing a deal with Iraq to *CIRCUMVENT* the Strait of Hormuz as they move into Iraqi oil fields
This is HUGE, Iran is fuming! ๐ฅ
"Chevron will sign a Memorandum of Understanding today with Iraq to enter into 2 Iraqi oil fields, and doing study to move oil from Iraq north AROUND the Strait, possibly through the Mediterranean Sea. This is all meant to add that global oil supply AVOIDING the issues."
Trump just recently met with the Iraqi PM.
HE KNOWS WHAT HE'S DOING
The global oil order is being changed!
๐บ๐ธ INSIGHT: Senator Elizabeth Warren says the U.S. needs crypto legislation, but not legislation "written by the crypto industry to protect and advance the crypto industry."
For Those Who Need More "Clarity" On This Subject
EOs are bullets; the Clarity Act is the gun. Trumpโs executive orders activated the SEC and gave the military the legal standing to freeze assets and audit the Fed.
But EOs are fragile they can be revoked by the next globalist puppet who slithers into the Oval Office. The Clarity Act codifies the reset into permanent federal law. Without it, the entire tokenized asset framework and the dinar RV are just sitting on a foundation of wet tissue paper.
The Senate passing it is a formality. The military doesnโt need 60 RINO votes when you have the Insurrection Act and wartime continuity protocols. The Act will get passed either by a forced congressional vote under duress, or by military decree as part of the post-tribunal emergency governance structure. The legislative theater is just to let the normies think the republic is still functioning as usual.
Todd's opinion isnโt wrong because itโs different; itโs wrong because it ignores the legal architecture. You need the Clarity Act to make the new blockchain financial system bulletproof against the next Cabal counterattack. EOs win the battle. The Clarity Act wins the war.
@ToddRolen61
BREAKING: CFTC Chair Mike Selig says the agency will move forward with crypto regulations even if the CLARITY Act fails.
Back in July, he warned that regulators would end up "writing all the rules" for crypto if Congress failed to pass the CLARITY Act.
Now he is saying the CFTC proceeds regardless.
Crypto is getting regulated either way, But the two paths are very different.
If Congress passes the Act:
Oversight is split between the CFTC and SEC by law. Only Congress can change it. The rules survive whoever wins the next election.
If Congress does not:
The CFTC writes the rules on its own.
Selig and SEC Chair Atkins have already built most of the framework, including a joint memorandum and a token taxonomy classifying 16 assets as commodities.
But those were written by agency heads, not passed by Congress. The next CFTC or SEC chair can reverse all of it without a single vote.
Selig can move fast right now because he is the only sitting member of the CFTC's five-seat commission. He can act alone.
The Senate has one day left before recess and the bill is still not scheduled.
@VincentSco72192 I'm an optimist but it's not looking good at this point. But that can change in 30 minutes. Hopefully, there's a sweeping Red wave mid terms.