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Power Runs on Petrol answers a question most people never ask- yet every major conflict obeys. Why do wars feel sudden when they were years in the making? The usual explanations point to ideology, leaders, or moral failure. Those explanations arrive late. This book starts earlier. Where power actually forms. Before speeches harden. Before sanctions are announced. Before soldiers move. It begins with petrol. Not as fuel. As permission. Permission to move armies. Permission to wait out pressure. Permission to keep options open. When fuel access tightens, choice collapses. When logistics strain, ideology follows necessity. By the time violence appears, the outcome space has already narrowed. This book traces that sequence-cleanly, unemotionally, and without politics. You'll see how power is shaped through: Energy access, not intent Logistics, not rhetoric Contracts, insurance, and shipping risk-long before invasion Quiet pressure that changes behavior without ever declaring conflict It explains why: ""Aggression"" is usually a lagging indicator, not a cause Oil wealth often produces obedience, not freedom Markets are not neutral when continuity matters War is not strategy-it is leverage failure Civilians absorb the cost of systems they never see This is not a book of opinions. It is built on observable patterns, historical repetition, and structural incentives. From Rome's grain supply to Britain's coal, from World War logistics to modern oil systems, the fuel changes-but the constraint logic does not. The book does not tell you what to believe. It does not take sides. It does not predict wars or recommend policy. It removes false certainty. Once you understand how energy shapes endurance, how logistics compress timelines, and how quiet pressure replaces overt force, conflicts stop looking emotional. They start looking scheduled. This book is written for readers who are tired of moral noise and want to see the machinery underneath. If you're looking for heroes, villains, or reassurance-this book is not for you. If you want to understand how power really works before war begins, and why outcomes feel inevitable long before they're announced, this book will permanently change how you read the world. This book won't make decisions easier. It will make them cleaner. Read it slowly. Not to agree. To see. Regards Nishant Chandravanshi (Mr Chandravanshi)

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