Blogger Comment: Just a single part of the Globalist’s plan to bring the people in the West to their knees and to accept their Davos ‘Great Reset’ Agenda together with their Agenda 2030 control system (nit the UN’s Agenda 2030 as they are controlled by the Globlaists since the UN was created in 1948 and why in all reality, it was created for, not for you and me, where I know this personally through former UN top executives who have told me amongst a whole host of private and disclosed subject matters, other things, such as where the “World Bank” and the IMF were designed to fail on purpose and have done so as well as their master’s told them to do so, for the dire future of humanity by 2030…but where the very big ‘ultimate’ question is still, will we bend to all this evil or shall we see humanity finallt wake up in time to what is really happening behind the GloBalist’s ‘iron curtain’ … for this Swedish man if he is that, is just another Globalist political puppet put in place surreptitiously and stealthily via the ubiquitous ‘back door’ like all our political leaders now in the West and where the people are totally oblivious to this true fact and where the people in their mases, are totally unaware of this situation (pre-planned for decades by the Globlaist elites)… just like Carney, (Trudeau before him), Starmer, Macron etc, etc, etc… https://www.gtaweekly.ca/prime-minister-carney-sweden-meeting/

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Sweden’s government is warning that energy rationing could soon become a reality if disruptions tied to the Iran conflict continue to strain global fuel supplies, underscoring growing economic pressure across Europe.

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson confirmed that while rationing has not yet been implemented, the government is actively preparing for that scenario as uncertainty surrounding energy markets intensifies.

Sweden Prepares for Worst-Case Scenario

“We are not planning any rationing right now, but we are prepared for it to happen,” Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said during a press conference, according to Aftonbladet.

Standing alongside him, Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson described the situation in stark terms.

“The worst crisis in a very long time, when it comes to energy,” Svantesson said.

She added that government-imposed rationing remains a last resort.

“Government rationing is something that you absolutely want to avoid in every situation,” Svantesson said.

“That is why we are working on measures that will ensure that we do not get there.”

Kristersson also acknowledged that Sweden’s economic outlook has deteriorated as the conflict continues to impact fuel flows and broader market stability.

Europe Braces for Economic Fallout

Sweden’s warning comes as European governments face mounting pressure from surging energy costs linked to instability in the Middle East, particularly disruptions involving the Strait of Hormuz.

Germany has already revised its economic outlook downward.

Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Katherina Reiche announced that growth forecasts have been cut significantly.

Germany now expects just 0.5 percent growth this year, down from a prior estimate of 1 percent.

Projections for 2026 were also reduced from 1.3 percent to 0.9 percent.

Germany’s economy ministry cited “external geopolitical shocks,” including the Iran conflict and constraints on energy supply, as key drivers behind the slowdown.

The ministry also warned that inflation is expected to rise to 2.7 percent this year and 2.8 percent in 2027.

The figures are up from 2.2 percent last year.

Airlines Pass Costs to Consumers

The spike in fuel prices is already hitting the aviation sector, with major airlines signaling fare increases, route reductions, and cost-cutting measures.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby told investors the company may raise ticket prices by as much as 20 percent to offset rising jet fuel costs.

“Yields need to increase by about 15 percent to 20 percent,” Kirby said, adding that the airline aims to recover the full increase in fuel costs as quickly as possible.

Lufthansa has announced plans to cancel 20,000 short-haul flights through October.

In a statement, Lufthansa cited the sharp rise in fuel prices since the start of the Iran conflict.

The airline said the cuts would reduce fuel consumption by approximately 40,000 metric tons.

Other carriers are taking similar steps.

Air Canada recently announced it would discontinue service to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport and increase baggage fees on select routes.

Virgin Australia and Qantas have also raised fares in response to higher fuel costs.

Growing Pressure on Energy and Travel

The developments highlight how disruptions in global energy supply chains are cascading through major sectors of the economy, from national energy policy to international travel.

With Sweden now openly preparing for possible rationing and other European economies scaling back growth expectations, the broader economic impact of the Iran conflict is continuing to unfold.

If supply disruptions persist, governments across Europe may face increasingly difficult decisions on how to manage energy demand while limiting further economic strain.

Follow the link for the source… https://slaynews.com/news/sweden-begin-rationing-publics-energy-use-iran-war-continues/

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