The Move Away From “Freedom Gas”

Yes, “freedom gas” is a real term. Are you nauseated yet?

That was literally a term I heard applied to NG (natural gas) supplied by the US as opposed to other nations, especially Russia.

For quite some time I have been covering the move away from US oil and gas by numerous countries and the effect on the failing petrodollar system. During that time, US corporate media has either refused to report on these circumstances or have actively denied that it is happening at all. Within the past two weeks, they have been forced to give cursory coverage to the subject simply because they can no longer deny they are happening.

Of course, the reason corporate media has tried to gloss these circumstances over is because awareness would have a negative effect on the stock prices of oil companies, who are major advertisers on MSM.

First, what has changed. In the past 1–2 weeks, the European Union has announced that they will not be sanctioning or limiting the purchase of NG from Russia, now that the Nordstream 2 and Turkstream pipelines are nearly completed. Then on Monday, China and Russia announced a joint pipeline project from Siberia to central China to be completed in the near foreseeable future.

For each country, these pipelines provide NG by a more secure, stable route than transoceanic shipping from the US at a lower cost.

The Russia-Chinese pipeline will stretch a total of over 3000 miles and multiple secondary pipelines are being…