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Brent up @ 108 WTI up 102.6
No end in sight. Oil companies are not going to "drill baby drill". They are going to reduce debt and buy back stock with the short term windfall.
Trump so colossally screwed this war up that surrendering to Iran is probably among the best available outcomes for the USA
Brent up @ 108 WTI up 102.6
No end in sight. Oil companies are not going to "drill baby drill". They are going to reduce debt and buy back stock with the short term windfall.
i'm pretty sure Trump is going to start blowing up again and then Iran will start blowing up again and oil is headed for 150. His escort try is not gonna work and could very well get an Arleigh Burke destroyer with 300 sailors on it hit.
BUT AT LEAST THEY WON'T HAVE NUCLEAR WEAPONS
But according to Trump's best case scenario in 20 years they do.
That's why none of this ever made any sense. This isn't effectively any different from the JCPOA besides kicking the can a few years down the road.
Utter madness.
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TRUMP PUTTING IRAN ON THE PATH TO NUKES
They're gonna want nukes more than ever after this. It's simply going to happen. There's no real evidence they would do anything beyond adopting MAD any more than Kim did, and Trump let him get the bomb.
L.
So Trump had even more incentive to keep Kim from getting the bomb
He did not.
AMERICA NOT FIRST. NOT EVEN A LITTLE BIT.
https://x.com/Acyn/status/2054262313788768765
*OBLITERATED!
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/0...money-00916656The cost of the Iran war has risen to $29 billion, a top Pentagon official told lawmakers Tuesday, even as the U.S. says combat operations have largely ceased.
Fun
Operation We're Running Out of Names, Guys.
https://x.com/Osinttechnical/status/2054276159781871847
We're gonna be stuck with this war for a long time until Trump can figure out a way to declare that we won.
Just like Putin and Russia.
not financially sustainable?
US Navy begs for money
https://www.defensenews.com/news/you...officer-warns/The U.S. Navy needs an infusion of cash in the next two months to prevent interruptions in how it conducts military training and other operations, the service’s highest ranking officer told lawmakers on Tuesday.
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle warned members of Congress at a budget hearing for the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense about the service’s impending budget crunch, amid the current rate of operations in the Middle East.
They'll get it.
looks like China already got a deal, judging from ships currently passing through the strait
will Trump US enforce the blockade on Chinese ships during his visit with Xi or will he sit in the cuck chair like a good boy?
hope we're not letting a demented and jet-lagged Donald Trump negotiate for the USA, who knows what else he'll give Xi
*IRAN ALLOWED 30 SHIPS TO PASS HORMUZ SINCE LAST NIGHT: STATE TV
Russia's invasion of Ukraine started in February of 2022
article from 2008
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