Ronald Reagan crushed the Bolshevik empire without firing a shot—his super weapon? Oil. As Michael Reagan said, “He did it without firing a shot… oil.” Now Trump is deploying the same strategy against Putin’s Moscow empire, aiming to drive Urals

crude below $30. If successful, the empire may not survive his term.
Back in the 1980s, Saudi Arabia ramped up oil output from 2M to 10M barrels/day, crashing prices from $32 to $10. The Bolshevik empire, dependent on oil revenue, lost $20B in 1986 alone—7.5% of its income. The US allegedly backed Saudi Arabia financially, with 80% of Saudi oil sold via American giants like Exxon and Chevron.
The result? A deep recession. Bolshevik empire debt ballooned from $30B to $50B by 1989. Gorbachev’s reforms failed, crushed by economic collapse and public outrage. The Bolshevik imperial system crumbled.
Today, Brent sits at $62, Urals much lower. Saudi Arabia may push prices to $50.

Moscow’s budget breaks below $42.4. Just like Reagan, Trump’s oil play could be the silent trigger for collapse.
Trump’s peace plan? Strategic oil warfare.

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