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Anonymous wrote:Iran itself exports its oil through the Straight of Hormuz. And 90 percent of it goes to China. Closing the straight would be a cut off your nose to spite your face move. The blockade would be broken in days and it would result in a major military escalation that would be supported by every nation in the Gulf, and frankly, the entire world that depends on Gulf oil. With the USS Gerald Ford set to be in the area in the coming days, that's three aircraft groups in the region. That is an unbelievable amount of firepower that Iran has no answer for. Their only rational response at this point would be to accept that their nuclear weapons program has come to an end and pursue a ceasefire. Any escalation that Iran pursues from here is going to be met with devastation for the Iranian regime.

And just last week, they completed a rail link specifically to move oil. So now China can get its oil without a water route.

Israel has an app for that. Pretty easy to disrupt rail when you have air superiority.

Now you think Israel should bomb CHINA? Lemma guess, with our help. HARD PASS.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Iran itself exports its oil through the Straight of Hormuz. And 90 percent of it goes to China. Closing the straight would be a cut off your nose to spite your face move. The blockade would be broken in days and it would result in a major military escalation that would be supported by every nation in the Gulf, and frankly, the entire world that depends on Gulf oil. With the USS Gerald Ford set to be in the area in the coming days, that's three aircraft groups in the region. That is an unbelievable amount of firepower that Iran has no answer for. Their only rational response at this point would be to accept that their nuclear weapons program has come to an end and pursue a ceasefire. Any escalation that Iran pursues from here is going to be met with devastation for the Iranian regime.

And just last week, they completed a rail link specifically to move oil. So now China can get its oil without a water route.

Israel has an app for that. Pretty easy to disrupt rail when you have air superiority.

Anonymous wrote:Low oil prices are killing our allies KSA and OPEC and our domestic oil industries. Higher prices are needed.

I'd say this was actually Trump's 5D chess objective - but of course it wasn't. Just a side benefit to whatever it is that we're doing in the Middle East right now.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Iran itself exports its oil through the Straight of Hormuz. And 90 percent of it goes to China. Closing the straight would be a cut off your nose to spite your face move. The blockade would be broken in days and it would result in a major military escalation that would be supported by every nation in the Gulf, and frankly, the entire world that depends on Gulf oil. With the USS Gerald Ford set to be in the area in the coming days, that's three aircraft groups in the region. That is an unbelievable amount of firepower that Iran has no answer for. Their only rational response at this point would be to accept that their nuclear weapons program has come to an end and pursue a ceasefire. Any escalation that Iran pursues from here is going to be met with devastation for the Iranian regime.

And just last week, they completed a rail link specifically to move oil. So now China can get its oil without a water route.

Israel has an app for that. Pretty easy to disrupt rail when you have air superiority.

Anonymous wrote:Now Rubio is begging China to talk to Iran. He’s like a child lost in the mall. Desperately searching for an adult to help while his parents are passed out in the food court bathroom .

Anonymous wrote:Thanks israel. We give you aid, provide you arms, fund your wars, and suffer the consequences because of it. Looking forward to all the economic consequences to follow.

Anonymous wrote:Now Rubio is begging China to talk to Iran. He’s like a child lost in the mall. Desperately searching for an adult to help while his parents are passed out in the food court bathroom .

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Anonymous wrote:Thanks israel. We give you aid, provide you arms, fund your wars, and suffer the consequences because of it. Looking forward to all the economic consequences to follow.

Don't forget to thank them for finally taking action to suppress the spread of violent Islamic Revolution from Iran. Or perhaps you preferred to wait for that cancer to spread more widely, which would have all kinds of financial and other benefits, no doubt.

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Anonymous wrote:Iran itself exports its oil through the Straight of Hormuz. And 90 percent of it goes to China. Closing the straight would be a cut off your nose to spite your face move. The blockade would be broken in days and it would result in a major military escalation that would be supported by every nation in the Gulf, and frankly, the entire world that depends on Gulf oil. With the USS Gerald Ford set to be in the area in the coming days, that's three aircraft groups in the region. That is an unbelievable amount of firepower that Iran has no answer for. Their only rational response at this point would be to accept that their nuclear weapons program has come to an end and pursue a ceasefire. Any escalation that Iran pursues from here is going to be met with devastation for the Iranian regime.

And just last week, they completed a rail link specifically to move oil. So now China can get its oil without a water route.

Israel has an app for that. Pretty easy to disrupt rail when you have air superiority.

Anonymous wrote:Now Rubio is begging China to talk to Iran. He’s like a child lost in the mall. Desperately searching for an adult to help while his parents are passed out in the food court bathroom .

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Iran itself exports its oil through the Straight of Hormuz. And 90 percent of it goes to China. Closing the straight would be a cut off your nose to spite your face move. The blockade would be broken in days and it would result in a major military escalation that would be supported by every nation in the Gulf, and frankly, the entire world that depends on Gulf oil. With the USS Gerald Ford set to be in the area in the coming days, that's three aircraft groups in the region. That is an unbelievable amount of firepower that Iran has no answer for. Their only rational response at this point would be to accept that their nuclear weapons program has come to an end and pursue a ceasefire. Any escalation that Iran pursues from here is going to be met with devastation for the Iranian regime.

And just last week, they completed a rail link specifically to move oil. So now China can get its oil without a water route.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Iran itself exports its oil through the Straight of Hormuz. And 90 percent of it goes to China. Closing the straight would be a cut off your nose to spite your face move. The blockade would be broken in days and it would result in a major military escalation that would be supported by every nation in the Gulf, and frankly, the entire world that depends on Gulf oil. With the USS Gerald Ford set to be in the area in the coming days, that's three aircraft groups in the region. That is an unbelievable amount of firepower that Iran has no answer for. Their only rational response at this point would be to accept that their nuclear weapons program has come to an end and pursue a ceasefire. Any escalation that Iran pursues from here is going to be met with devastation for the Iranian regime.

And just last week, they completed a rail link specifically to move oil. So now China can get its oil without a water route.

TIL. Just looked it up and reportedly the rail link from Tehran to Jian will take goods and oil back and forth twice as fast as by ship. If anyone is playing 5d chess, it's China.

Doesn't it seem awfully coincidental that right after China finishes it's rail link to ME oil, a conflict pulls US aircraft carriers out of the Pacific, leaving the Chinese navy in complete control? Now the rest of the world will be focused on the Strait of Hormuz, raising oil prices for everyone except China, who will be the only country Iran can sell its oil to, at a steep discount.

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Anonymous wrote:Low oil prices are killing our allies KSA and OPEC and our domestic oil industries. Higher prices are needed.

I'd say this was actually Trump's 5D chess objective - but of course it wasn't. Just a side benefit to whatever it is that we're doing in the Middle East right now.

So you confirm that Trump is defending OPEC and the Saudi’s interests.

Not even the Saudi, Putin. Russia is financing its economy and Ukraine war thanks to oil and low prices were killing Russia’s economy.

The idiots thought they voted for America First and voted for Israel and Russia first instead.

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Anonymous wrote:Iran itself exports its oil through the Straight of Hormuz. And 90 percent of it goes to China. Closing the straight would be a cut off your nose to spite your face move. The blockade would be broken in days and it would result in a major military escalation that would be supported by every nation in the Gulf, and frankly, the entire world that depends on Gulf oil. With the USS Gerald Ford set to be in the area in the coming days, that's three aircraft groups in the region. That is an unbelievable amount of firepower that Iran has no answer for. Their only rational response at this point would be to accept that their nuclear weapons program has come to an end and pursue a ceasefire. Any escalation that Iran pursues from here is going to be met with devastation for the Iranian regime.

And just last week, they completed a rail link specifically to move oil. So now China can get its oil without a water route.