Sanctions Made India Indispensable To The Global Energy Market
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Anthony Van Dyck Self portrait with sunflower 1632 More from Andrew Korybko on a interesting theme: how the sanctions on Russia created
[See the full post at: Sanctions Made India Indispensable To The Global Energy Market]Apologies for as usual being late, but as this is about ART and not WW3, so 🙂 ?
Was Vermeer a prisoner? He only seems to inhabit one room. Posted by Dr. D.
Dr. D I get the sarcasm? – good question.
Vermeer had (modern times, here is 1900 >) a huge number of ‘copiers’ and ppl producing and selling ‘simulacras’ – ‘derivatives’ – ‘in the spirit of’ – ‘from the atelier of’’..
Read, many odd and dodgy paintings, low-level sloppy creations or pastiches purporting to be ‘attested originals’ touted in gallery publications, catalogues, by sellers, some of them outright scammers, on the internet, etc. .. a lot of hype.
The ‘Room’ look and its simple and appealing perspective became a kind of trademark stamp, that would serve to establish ‘the meme’ of Vermeer.
I can picture it in my mind. Russia sells oil to India in some currency other than US dollars.
India does the basic refining.
India sells the refined products to Singapore in some currency other than US dollars.
Singapore does some tinkering and then sells the Russian-based refined oil-products -especially vehicle fuels- to Airstrip Five in US dollars.
Airstrip Five plays the market games to acquire US dollars to buy Russian oil products from Singapore.
The gluggy shit that is too high in average molecular mass to use as fuel in road vehicles and too low in average molecular mas to use as road surface binder (asphalt) gets burned by the ships going back and forth, doing their bit to wreck the oceans and atmosphere.
I wonder by what route Russian fertiliser makes its way to Airstrip Five.
‘scue me, I’ve no business here, but I feel that this video does belong here for those who may taker strength and courage from it:
Certainly the US can’t be too concerned about increased fossil fuel usage.
Obviously there must be plenty of oil around to be able to afford the luxury of making needed fuel production even more costly and energy inefficient.
Clearly there is no limit to the amount of energy used, if it is used to stay in power.
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