05_never_again
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Always. I am amazed they will even speak to the US. I say that as a lifelong patriot raised in a military family. Not as a US hating Lefty that wants to tear everything and everyone down just to see it burn because they're mentally ill. The Kurds have been left for dead a couple times by previous administration's after arming and backing them for a while.If it doesn't go their way, I'm gonna feel for them.
The Kurds always seem to end up with the sh!t end of the stick in the Middle East.
Trump has lost Alex Joneshe sounds like he’s gonna cry
Good lort, there is so much wrong here it is hard to figure our where to start. First, of course the Russians and the Chinese aren't upset, they are allied with Iran's current regime and they are a useful tool for them. China gets a huge chunk of its oil from Iran and Venezuela on the cheap.Iran has neither nuclear warheads nor the means to carry one here, and neither Russia nor China seem terribly interested in entering this war. No matter what the DDC says (especially since it includes factors like AI, global climate change, etc), the Cuban Missile standoff in 1962 posed an immensely higher and more immediate threat to the U.S.
I saw where just the 1 Carrier that Iran launched 52missiles at in 1 barrage hoping to overwhelm its defenses (zero got thru) had 3 of the AB class guided missile destroyers in its escort group. We have another carrier group nearby, probably outfitted similarly...plus you know we have some subs in the area for Tomahawks, torpedoes, and God forbid Tridents if that somehow became necessary.There should be a daisy chain of Destroyers there.
Though I’m still not entirely sure what Iran is going to attack these tankers with.
I did tell you when the Iran attack was going to happen in the tariff thread. You were too busy chasing after Thai hookers to heed my advice...
Yeah. So again, not the exact same dynamics as gas prices at the pump but maybe it illustrates that's how commodities "react" in crises and after.Egg prices spiked due to the Biden administration ordering the culling of millions of chickens. They went down over time as the size of the flocks increased.



Iran has neither nuclear warheads nor the means to carry one here, and neither Russia nor China seem terribly interested in entering this war. No matter what the DDC says (especially since it includes factors like AI, global climate change, etc), the Cuban Missile standoff in 1962 posed an immensely higher and more immediate threat to the U.S.
My understanding is with Hormuz shut down storage facilities to contain product are full. Can't produce until the flow starts back up through Hormuz again
The Iranian military/paramilitary/their regional proxies are by far the weakest it has been since 1979.That was just an example. Like I said, I'd wager most of us here aren't kept up at night about it because most of us are self sustaining men above the age of 35 with enough free time to make milk puns amidst a uniquely shaky time in the geopolitical landscape. The doomsday clock is 85 seconds to midnight (the closest to such since the creation of the doomsday clock) and we're not collectively freaking out.
What I took from his point is that we took military action that would, with utmost certainty, spike gas prices in a time when the economy isn't exactly holding a cup flowing over the brim with prosperity. We can't get a rock solid answer as to why it needed to be done right now.
And by the way, the climate change crisis is the biggest hoax and money grab in history. There is a lot more H2O in the atmosphere and H2O has much more capacity to hold heat. Nobody ever says water in the atmosphere is an existential threat.Iran has neither nuclear warheads nor the means to carry one here, and neither Russia nor China seem terribly interested in entering this war. No matter what the DDC says (especially since it includes factors like AI, global climate change, etc), the Cuban Missile standoff in 1962 posed an immensely higher and more immediate threat to the U.S.
