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Tuesday, January 27, 2026

A BRIEF ANSWER TO @SecScottBessent ON "SPANISH ENERGY" DISREGARDING ANY ACTUAL OR FUTURE GOVERNMENT

 

  • The post counters U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's remark on a 2025 Iberian blackout—attributed to excessive renewables—by adapting poet Ramón de Campoamor's verse on Spain's flag to critique energy sacrifices yielding minimal gains.
  • Bessent's interview on Real America's Voice also faults Spain for NATO underfunding and leniency toward Venezuela's Maduro regime, framing it as a broader European economic cautionary tale amid recent grid reforms.
  • The reply's closing lines—"We keep our blood yet; Preserved blood is the trade of any country"—evoke national endurance, prioritizing resource conservation over foreign judgments on policy or reliability.
  • https://x.com/i/grok/share/84df9f167a3c4872ab81daea1c2eb941

     


     

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