The LNG (Liquified Natural Gas) part of the story:
The federal government has responded by trying to destroy Texas’s LNG industry, a major part of its economy.
And that move against LNG is a whole other story that’s just as important as the war on the border itself.
Destroying America’s and American companies’ hold on LNG has always been a core part of the Obama-Biden administration.
The O’Bidens were going to enter into an LNG partnership with China and Ukraine.
Biden’s goal was personal enrichment.
Obama’s goal — which Biden continues to put into effect, most notably now against Texas—was to “create reservoirs of economic power over the direction of industry, held by regulators and their privileged cronies.”
Part of why Democrats were so desperate to get Trump out of the White House was that his habit of enforcing the law and looking out for American interests disrupted this plan to control part of the world’s energy supply. (The linked article is extremely complex, although thankfully well-written, so I urge you to find the time to read it.)
In other words, even as he (or the brains behind him) is creating a crisis at the border, Biden is using that crisis to leverage the Obama policy regarding controlling LNG in a way that benefits China and other global players. (For now, Ukraine is no longer a player.)
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So no balloons for kids birthdays now?
Helium is the second most common element in the known universe. Jupiter has 30 Earth masses worth of Helium. Yet here we are with a demented crooked moron selling off the little bit that happens to be within our grasp.
Huge News Out of Minnesota: Exploratory Drill Has Discovered What Is Likely the Biggest Find in North America to Date (Helium)
thegatewaypundit.com ^ | 3/2/2024 | George C. Upper III, The Western Journal
Posted on 3/3/2024, 12:04:45 AM by bitt
A new find of underground helium in Minnesota could turn out to be one of the largest in the world, Minneapolis’s WCCO-TV reported Thursday.
The drill site, just outside Babbitt in the northeastern part of the state, took about a month from initially breaking ground to get to a depth of 2,200 feet.
What it found there, Pulsar Helium CEO Thomas Abraham-James called “a dream.”...