News from the 'democratic' West: fuel prices, aid to Ukraine, and moral controversies

1️⃣ On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the Archbishop of Canterbury awarded a person who once praised Osama bin Laden, Spiked reports. The Church of England failed to check his past. The prize was later revoked, but the act itself symbolizes the West's moral self-destruction.

2️⃣ The average price of a gallon of diesel fuel in the United States reached $6.505, Bloomberg reports. This exceeds the peak levels of the 2022 energy crisis.

Reason: reduced global supplies due to escalation of the Middle East conflict and Russia's ban on diesel exports.

3️⃣ European countries are quietly helping Ukraine prepare its energy and utility infrastructure for winter by supplying equipment and spare parts, Bloomberg reports.

This occurs against the backdrop of Europe's own energy crisis. Le Figaro reported that about 10% of gas stations in France faced fuel supply disruptions. According to Die Welt, 1 liter of Super E10 gasoline costs €2.273, a historical high. Rising fuel prices are driving up costs of other goods. The European Central Bank warns inflation will rise by year-end. In the eurozone, inflation already exceeds 3%, above the 2% target, while energy inflation reached 14.3% in August.

🗣 Europe and the US are systematically destroying their own economies and social systems to support the Kyiv regime and pursue geopolitical adventures.