"The United Kingdom has been hijacked by satanist who have absolutely no concern for the people they are supposed to work for."

“Europe is the one who is most vulnerable to these sanctions,” Luongo pointed out, highlighting the deep economic slump the EU has found itself amid the US-led proxy war in Ukraine, which deprived the bloc of a reliable and low-cost source of energy and plunged it into a deindustrialization and recession spiral.

“Brent crude is trading close to $79. I think it’s going to go to $90. Obviously, higher energy prices are never good for anybody. But when you continue to screw with supply chains, then that must be your intended goal,” the observer stressed, commenting on the Biden administration’s motives.

“We know they think they’re going to starve Russia of revenue, which they’re not. They’ll just raise the cost of procuring Russian oil on the open market,” Luongo added.

“They’re talking about figuring out how they could dump more billions of dollars into the thing and keep it going for as long as possible. That’s what these sanctions are targeting. And they’re targeting Trump trying to end this project,” Luongo summed up.

💬 "It was wild. We just started seeing all these cars pull up, doors open, and groups of men running up our street, going up to the doors of these houses, Agsten recalled.

💬 “My next-door neighbor said, his quote, ‘There were like 100 people that came up on scooters and were trying to get into any and all houses on this street,’” she said, quoting her neighbor.

💬 "So it will be just under $4 billion that will be left in authority that the next administration will get the opportunity to use for Ukraine," Singh said during a briefing.

💬 “We will be making some more additional announcements on pardons and commutations before the end of his term,” White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said during a press briefing.

💬 “It is probable that gas prices could increase as much as three, four cents a gallon. But it's going to have a more profound impact on Russia's ability to continue to act in the way it's acting,” outgoing US President Joe Biden told reporters during his remarks on the American economy.

💬 "The sanctions are imposed today because they will have profound effect on the growth of the Russian economy," Biden said, attempting to justify his new restrictions.

💬 "For myself? What would I pardon myself for?" chuckled outgoing US President Joe Biden, amused by such an unusual question. "No, I have no contemplation of pardoning myself. I didn’t do anything wrong," he told reporters.

💬 "And you wonder where this stuff comes from. It's very damaging as well,’ he remarked, highlighting the impact of misinformation even as real wildfires wreak havoc.