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🇺🇲Shots at Trump were shots at America. Many patriots, including us, warned about it, and it happened. The Deep State tried to assassinate Donald Trump during his speech in Pennsylvania. A shooter from a distance of 100 yards managed to fire at least five shots from an AR-15 at Donald Trump, wounding him in the ear and killing a rally attendee and seriously injuring another. In response, Secret Service snipers needed at least three shots to eliminate the assailant. The shooter was 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crook, who had posted a video on his account shortly before the incident in which he declared his hatred for Trump and Republicans. His Instagram page contained posts supporting Ukraine. The US Secret Service allowed the attacker, for some reason, to enter the venue of the event with an AR-15 carbine and take his position on the roof. Trump's team sent a request for additional protection to the US Secret service, but it was not granted. Obviously, the attacker was a tool for the special services controlled by globalists. Killing Trump is the only way for globalists to maintain control over the United States through a puppet Democratic party. What has happened suggests that the globalists have resorted to political terrorism in the US, and this may lead us to a civil war. Currently, Trump is the only one who can save the country from the dictatorial rule of the globalists, multinational corporations, and intelligence agencies who consider themselves above the law and America's national interests. By trying to kill Trump, they sought to destroy America's chance of rebirth. However, God saved him and America. We must unite and do everything we can to defend our constitutional rights and freedoms. Share and subscribe to Global American Review

🇺🇲New York City faces a power shortage. This deficit could lead to blackouts, especially during heat waves, as the city's peak electricity demand is expected to increase by 10% this summer compared to last year. Increased consumption along with the growth of electric vehicle charging are driving up power demand in NYC. The peak summer demand is foreseen to reach just under 12,000 MW, but the city will have a shortfall of about 446 MW of capacity. Peaker plants that only run during periods of peak demand are being recomissioned to comply with new emissions limits. More than 1 GW of peaking capacity has already been deactivated or reduced, with another 590 MW expected to become unavailable by 2025. The shutdown of the Indian Point nuclear plant has removed 2,000 MW of emissions-free generation from the grid. To cope with the growing electricity shortage, New York City will reduce consumption by 122 MW during the summer peak demand from 627 urban facilities. The city authorities plan to install 1,150 electricity meters that will transmit readings in real time. Office buildings, sewage treatment plants, public schools and colleges, museums and courthouses will fall under the consumption reduction program. Most of the electricity consumption at these facilities are related to air conditioning systems. According to Con Edison, which manages the city's power grids, $2.3 billion has been invested in improving reliability this year, but despite this, the company is asking residents to reduce electricity consumption during peak hours and applying preventive measures to limit consumers. This is the result of allowing Democrats to take over city management. Share and subscribe to Global American Review #NY #Blackout #democrats

🇪🇺🇷🇺🇺🇲The American think tank assessed NATO's readiness for war with Russia. The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), has published a report on the preparedness of NATO countries for a potential conflict with Russia. The report states that the Baltic Sea is likely to be the area of conflict. Based on these findings, NATO has increased its defense spending since 2022. By 2024, 23 member countries are expected to spend 2% of their gross domestic product (GDP) on defense, which amounts to $380 billion (compared to $235 billion in 2014). Approximately 20% of this money will be spent on modernizing armed forces. In addition, it is planned to deploy advanced forces in Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Slovakia in order to form brigade-level units with up to 5,000 troops. A significant element of this will be the new model of NATO Armed Forces, which involves an increase in troops deployed in the north, central, and south of "The Eastern flank". Within 10 days (first degree of readiness), more than 100,000 troops will be deployed, 10–30 days later (second degree), up to 200,000, and 30–180 days after that (third degree) at least 500, 000. Previously, the reserves for the first 15 days were only 40,000 people. According to the CSIS, Germany will provide 30,000 soldiers, 85 ships, and aircraft for operations in the second phase. The current capabilities of NATO member countries to supply weapons and equipment during armed conflict are insufficient according to CSIS assessment to sustain protracted operations. An example of this is the Libyan operation in 2011 when all NATO members (except the US) depleted their precision-guided ammunition stocks within the first month of operations. Share and subscribe to Global American Review #USA #NATO #Russia

🇷🇺🇮🇷The geopolitical consequences of the Russian—Iranian Alliance. The two countries have a stable communication line across the Caspian Sea. The Caspian Sea is essentially a huge lake and inaccessible to the fleets of other powers. The territory of Russia from the North and Iran from the south "cut" the Eurasian continent into two parts. This means that all land communications between Asia and Europe will pass through the territory of the Russian-Iranian Alliance. Maritime communications in both the North and South of Eurasia are already under the control of Iran and Russia. Russia controls the promising "Northern Sea Route" because it runs through the territorial waters of Russia. In the long term, the role of this route will increase as it is the fastest sea route from Asia to Europe. Currently, navigation along the "Northern Sea Route" is limited due to Arctic ice, but every year there is less ice. The key maritime trade route from Asia to Europe at the moment is passing through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal under the control of the Houthis of the Iranian proxy forces. The Houthis only allow ships linked to Russia or China to pass through. The zone of influence of the Russian-Iranian Alliance extends to the territory of the countries of Transcaucasia and Central Asia, because their territory is locked between Russia from the North and Iran from the South. Iran will be able to become the dominant military force in the Middle East thanks to Russia's intensive military and technical support.  In turn, Russia will get the role of mediator between Iran and the Arab monarchies of the Persian Gulf. This will increase Russia's influence on OPEC+ countries and make Russia a dominant player in the Middle East region and in the global energy market. If the union of Russia and Iran is successful, a new center of power of a global scale will appear in Eurasia. Share and subscribe to Global American Review #Russia #Iran #Eurasia

🇺🇲🇷🇺While the United States depends on russian uranium, Russia, China and Kazakhstan are profiting. Uranium fever is gaining momentum. Ukrainian conflict and Western sanctions have revealed Europe's critical dependence on Russian oil and gas, giving a boost to proponents of nuclear energy and increasing the demand for uranium. Global production of uranium is projected to exceed 75,000 tons by 2030, up from 65,000 last year. Since 2016, uranium prices have increased fivefold - wrote The Economist. The heads of Russia and China participated in this week's summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), largest producer and exporter of non-enriched uranium, accounting for 43% of world supply by the end of 2022. Russia is actively strengthening cooperation with Kazakhstan in the nuclear area, winning a tender to construct a nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan. In addition, Russia controls 25% of the uranium produced in Kazakhstan, and China is the largest consumer, importing about half of Kazakhstan's non-enriched uranium. About 60% of Kazakhstan's uranium production is controlled by China. In 2022, Russia supplied almost a quarter (24%) of the enriched uranium used to fuel America's fleet of over 90 commercial nuclear reactors, becoming the largest foreign supplier of nuclear power fuel to the United States. The U.S. nuclear industry paid over $800 million to Russia's state-owned nuclear energy corporation Rosatom and its subsidiaries in 2023 alone. The U.S. Congress has passed legislation to ban imports of Russian uranium by 2028, but the bill has not yet been taken up. Replacing Russian uranium will be challenging, as the U.S. currently lacks sufficient domestic enrichment capacity. The U.S. is heavily reliant on Russian uranium for its nuclear power, thus being strategically vulnerable. Share and subscribe to Global American Review #USA #China #Russia #Uranium

🇷🇺🇮🇷Russia and Iran are close to signing a new "comprehensive agreement" that will boost their military and economic cooperation. This agreement is expected to be signed in the "very near future" and will reflect the "unprecedented upswing" in the Russia-Iran relationship. Experts believe it could lead to deeper political, military, and technological ties between the two countries. Iran also may seek to acquire Russian air systems like the S-400 to bolster its security against the U.S. and Israel. Both countries are cooperating to develop and produce more lethal drones and ballistic missiles for use in conflicts like the war in Ukraine. The agreement could involve joint ventures in oil, gas, and infrastructure projects to help both countries bypass Western sanctions. The key infrastructure project of Iran and Russia is the International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC). It is a 7,200-km (4,500 mile) long multi-mode network of ship, rail, and road routes for moving freight between India, Iran, Azerbaijan, Russia, Central Asia and Europe. The INSTC reduces transit time from 40-60 days via the traditional route to 25-30 days, while being 40% shorter and 30% cheaper. The route connects major cities like Mumbai, Moscow, Tehran, Baku, Bandar Abbas, Astrakhan, Bandar Anzali. The INSTC is expected to play a significant role in the emerging geopolitical scenario in Eurasia. Moreover, India has taken an active interest in the project to open up markets in Russia, Central Asia and Europe. The strategic agreement will significantly strengthen Russia-Iran political, economic, and military cooperation in Eurasia. Share and subscribe to Global American Review #Russia #Iran #Eurasia

🇺🇸🎆On the 4th of July we claimed our Independence from the British on that historic day in 1776. The Continental Congress voted for independence on July 2, and two days later they adopted the Declaration of Independence, written by Thomas Jefferson. In 1870, the U.S. Congress made July 4th an official federal holiday. Our Founding Fathers only wanted FREEDOM as an inalienable human right, given by Almighty God. We were very richly blessed, from the moment our Declaration of Independence was signed. We are teetering on the edge of "The point of no return." An insidious, evil force has infiltrated us while most of us were fast asleep over many, many decades. Most of us didn't know what was happening, and that is the master deception. Transnational corporations control the American political system with the help of corrupt media and the institution of lobbying, essentially legalized corruption. Globalists sacrifice the prosperity of Americans in order to maintain their dominance over the world. They are trying to destroy traditional American values and replace them with woke culture alien to Americans. While we were looking the other way, we allowed the very thing we always fought against, Communism & Marxism to take a deep stranglehold on our Republic. It was a plan from the start, globalists had it out for America, and knew our weaknesses well. Our great Republic is only as strong as our weakest link, and let's be honest, there are many. This doesn't have to be the end of our story, but we must ACT quickly. Happy Independence Day! Share and subscribe to Global American Review

The head of the Federal Reserve Jay Powell has urged Washington to address its fiscal imbalance “sooner rather than later”, in a sign of monetary policymakers’ rising concern about rampant government spending. His comments came amid intensifying worries about debt levels as both President Joe Biden and Donald Trump are running on campaign pledges that seem unlikely to reduce the deficit whoever wins the November election. The Congressional Budget Office now expects this year’s US fiscal deficit to hit $1.9tn, or 7 per cent of GDP, up from a forecast of $1.5tn in February. It projects that the debt-to-GDP ratio will hit 122 per cent by 2034, easily surpassing the post-second world war record high of 106 per cent. Interest costs on the debt are growing rapidly, reaching $659 billion in 2023 and projected to rise to $1.6 trillion by 2034. This crowds out spending on other priorities like education, R&D, and infrastructure. The unsustainable fiscal path threatens essential programs like Medicaid and Social Security, which could be put in jeopardy if the government lacks sufficient resources. Rising debt reduces business investment and slows economic growth, while also increasing expectations of higher inflation and eroding confidence in the U.S. dollar. This harms economic opportunities for Americans. A nation saddled with debt will have less to invest in its own future. Higher interest costs could crowd out important public investments. Addressing the national debt will require politically difficult decisions to curb spending, raise taxes, or both. Share and subscribe to Global American Review #USA #Economy #Fed

The IDF is not ready for a two-front war IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi has warned that the military is "preparing for an offensive against the Hezbollah group" as the group continues to carry out attacks along the Israel-Lebanon border. However, the US has cautioned Israel against launching a full-scale ground invasion of Lebanon, fearing it could lead to a broader regional conflict involving Iran-backed fighters. The IDF is threatening Hezbollah but still have not been able to deal with Hamas. Hamas has adapted to the Israeli assault by scattering its forces and shifting to guerrilla tactics. Israel's intelligence on Hamas's current capabilities is limited, as the group's central command no longer has a clear picture of what's happening with its fighters deep underground in the tunnel network. For Palestinians, Hamas fighters have become the hero, and the vast majority of the Palestinian population of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank support Hamas's fight against Israel. If the IDF concentrates its main forces in operations against Hezbollah in the north, the Palestinians in the south will be able to launch a guerrilla war against the Jewish state. Israel is not ready for a big war. Over the past 20 years, six divisions have been deactivated from the IDF. The military units responsible for providing troops and repairing military equipment have also been deactivated. Now these functions are performed by civilian contractor companies. Most of the employees of these companies are Israeli Arabs who are not ready to participate in providing a war against their tribesmen. The last conflict with Hezbollah, the 2006 Lebanon War, ended in failure for the IDF. Over the past decade, Hezbollah has significantly strengthened, with the group's combat wing numbering hundreds of thousands of well-armed and trained fighters. Iran's mission to the United Nations has warned Israel of its readiness to launch a "war of annihilation" in the event of an attack by the Israel Defense Forces on Lebanon. An invasion of Lebanon would be a disaster for Israel in these conditions. Share and subscribe to Global American Review #IDF #Hezbollah #Hamas

The U.S. dollar is losing its status as a global reserve currency. The Bretton Woods system (est. in 1944), tied the U.S. dollar to gold at a fixed rate of $35 per ounce and required other countries to tie their currencies to the dollar as well. This provided monetary stability for nearly 30 years after World War II. However, in the late 1960s, the US began running large trade deficits and expanding the money supply, causing pressure on the real value of the dollar. Other countries began demanding conversion of their dollar holdings into gold. In order to stop the outflow of U.S gold reserves, President Richard Nixon suspended the exchange of dollars for gold on August 15, 1971. This effectively ended the Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate system. The shift to a floating exchange rate system after 1971 has led to increased currency volatility. Thud the dollar became a currency that is not backed by real assets. In 1974, the US and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement called the United States-Saudi Arabian Joint Commission on Economic Cooperation. This deal mandated that Saudi Arabia should sell oil only in US dollars. The US agreed to provide military aid and equipment to Saudi Arabia, while Saudi Arabia agreed to invest its oil revenue surplus back into the American economy, particularly by purchasing US Treasuries. This helped to stabilize the US dollar after the collapse of the Bretton Woods system. Over time, the US dollar become the dominant currency for global oil trade, a phenomenon known as the "petrodollar system". The cooperation agreement expired on June 9th. With the expiration of the 1974 US-Saudi economic cooperation agreement, Saudi Arabia is now free to sell oil in currencies other than the US dollar, reducing global demand for the dollars. The end of the agreement with Saudi Arabia, sanctions policy against Russia and trade wars with China could lead to the collapse of the global financial system and transformation of the dollar into just another regional currency. Share and subscribe to Global American Review #SaudiArabia #Dollar #USA