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McGregor Warns US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Could Be Empty by Autumn

Name: McGregor Warns US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Could Be Empty by Autumn
Uploaded: 2026-06-11T23:47:00+00:00
Description: Colonel McGregor warned that the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve is being rapidly depleted and could be nearly empty by early fall due to the ongoing Iran conflict and naval blockade. He cited this alongside sulfur price increases of 900% and projected drops in US farm income as evidence of looming economic catastrophe from Trump's war policy.

Redacted · Trump is Trapped by Israel and This Is About to Get Much Worse | Redacted w Clayton Morris · June 11, 2026

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Trump is Trapped by Israel and This Is About to Get Much Worse | Redacted w Clayton Morris

"The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is falling dramatically. We think it's on a trajectory to be close to empty by early autumn."

Colonel McGregor warned that the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve is being rapidly depleted and could be nearly empty by early fall due to the ongoing Iran conflict and naval blockade. He cited this alongside sulfur price increases of 900% and projected drops in US farm income as evidence of looming economic catastrophe from Trump's war policy.

About this episode

This episode of Redacted features hosts Clayton and Natalie Morris covering multiple breaking developments in the Iran conflict and UFO disclosure movement. The episode opens with President Trump's 38th announced peace deal with Iran that was immediately followed by resumed strikes, prompting retired Colonel Douglas McGregor to compare Trump to Bernie Madoff in a striking on-air interview. McGregor revealed that Gulf states are now seeking Russian security guarantees after losing faith in US protection, marking what he called the beginning of the end of American military empire. He warned the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve could be empty by autumn and that proposed attacks on Iranian oil infrastructure could trigger generational famine affecting populations worldwide through childhood malnutrition. The second half shifts to UFO disclosure, featuring filmmaker James Fox discussing a Capitol Hill press conference where whistleblower David Grusch revealed the existence of non-human biologics in government possession. Fox disclosed that Grusch shared classified audiovisual evidence with members of Congress that left the room speechless, promising public release soon. Former Brazilian Defense Minister Aldo Rebelo publicly confirmed for the first time that the 1996 Varginha incident involving captured non-human beings actually occurred. Fox made a direct appeal to President Trump and influencers like Joe Rogan to declassify files on non-human sentient life, arguing this poses no national security threat unlike recovered technology. The episode also featured Professor Marandi reporting from Tehran on civilian casualties and economic impacts, and included discussion of how global famine could affect human height and health for multiple generations.

Key takeaways

Colonel McGregor compared Trump to Bernie Madoff over repeated false claims of Iran peace deals, saying Trump creates illusions of control while the situation deteriorates.
Gulf Arab states are now negotiating security arrangements with Russia after concluding the US cannot protect them from Iran, signaling the end of American military dominance in the region.
UFO whistleblower David Grusch shared classified evidence with Congress about non-human biologics that left members and staff speechless, with public release promised soon.
Former Brazilian Defense Minister Aldo Rebelo publicly confirmed the 1996 Varginha incident where non-human beings were captured, offering to release files if the US does the same.
McGregor warned the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve is on track to be empty by early autumn due to the Iran conflict.
Filmmaker James Fox made direct appeal to President Trump to declassify files on non-human sentient beings, arguing it poses no national security threat unlike recovered technology.
Discussion of how prolonged famine from Iran war could affect human height and health for multiple generations, with examples from South Korea and China recovering from historical famines.