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Dan, I Allegedly, 3/12/26
"Gas Rationing is Back!"
"Gas rationing is back and it’s already happening overseas. In Australia, drivers are being limited to $20 gas purchases, sparking panic as global oil markets face pressure from supply disruptions, the Strait of Hormuz shipping crisis, and rising geopolitical tensions. Even as oil prices drop, gas prices remain high—raising serious questions about supply chains, refinery capacity, and whether fuel shortages could spread to the United States next. If gas becomes restricted, the economy stops: deliveries halt, workers can’t commute, and businesses grind to a halt.
In today’s episode of iAllegedly, Dan breaks down why gas rationing may be the next economic shock Americans face. From rising evictions in Orange County and insurance companies canceling policies to smart meters, surveillance concerns, and the growing cost of living crisis, everything points to a system under stress. History shows that energy shortages trigger panic and economic disruption. The real question is: Are we about to see 1970s-style gas lines return to America?"
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