🔥 America's First New Oil Refinery In 50 Years Is Breaking Ground In South Texas This Quarter. Here's What Nobody's Connecting The Dots On.
The last greenfield oil refinery built in America went online in 1976. In Garyville, Louisiana. Nobody working in industrial construction today was active when it went up. That's how rare this is.
That changes this quarter.
America First Refining is breaking ground at the Port of Brownsville, Texas. 240 acres. A 20-year agreement with India's Reliance to purchase and process 1.2 billion barrels of U.S. shale oil. When operational, it will produce over 60 million barrels per year of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. Fluor Corporation was awarded the engineering and design contract April 7. It's not a proposal. It's happening.
The Permian Basin feeds this refinery.
Here's the part that matters for everyone reading this. Most existing Gulf Coast refineries were built to process heavy imported crude ... not the light shale oil coming out of West Texas. That ...

A bombshell undercover investigation has sent shockwaves through social media after James O’Keefe released footage allegedly showing World Economic Forum (WEF) officials discussing large-scale atmospheric operations. The video appears to validate long-held concerns regarding "geoengineering", the practice of spraying aerosols into the sky to reflect sunlight and cool the planet.
In the footage, captured during the WEF's annual meeting in Davos, an official is seen describing these operations as a "mechanical necessity" that is already being quietly implemented. “Much of the work actually came from the military,” the official admits on camera, adding that these missions are “done constantly” because they are “actually pretty cheap” compared to other climate interventions. The discussion even touched upon the impact on the global food supply, suggesting that these chemical interventions are a foundational part of the "Great Reset" strategy to manage the Earth's ecosystem ...