Both wars, one target: energy. Ukraine's hitting Russian refineries…tonight, the third in three days. Russia's blacking out Dnipro…350,000 people in the dark. The US is in a war with Iran smashing the Strait of Hormuz, and gas is at $4.29. They tell you it's about borders, sovereignty, democracy. But look at what's actually being destroyed. It's not armies. It's not soldiers. It's the energy infrastructure that keeps ordinary people's lights on. Every "war" ends with the same result: the oil industry crippled, fuel prices through the roof, blackouts, chaos, and a population scared enough to accept whatever new rules they're handed next. The enemy isn't each other. The enemy is the system that profits when the grid goes down. And they think we're too busy fighting each other to notice. Ask yourself: who benefits when the lights go out? Retweeted by @jaekwon from @michaelmc1970