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The spectacular strategic failure of the USA is already visible today following Trumps address.

https://x.com/SenTedCruz/status/2039527034691449251

Washington will explain this away to the public in every possible way and quickly cover it up with easy targets like Cuba etc. Above all, this breaches the 80-year-old principle that access to energy sources requires holding dollars (and recycling margins through the US system via bonds, equities, etc., enriching the US of A). These dollars allowed buying energy on the global market, with safe transport guaranteed by the US Navy and American power, which hugely benefited the USA. This contradicts Trumps claim of no US interest in unblocking Hormuz. America has a huge interest, the petrodollar system and dollar recycling depend on it.

Now, supplies of oil and gas from the Gulf are decided by Iran, and the USA can do nothing about it. The fate of the Gulf states and their margins will therefore depend on Iran. In South America it is from the USA, in Asia probably from China, and in Europe from whom? Probably by Europoors selling interest of Bolanda, Ukraine, Balts etc in exchange for Russian oil/gas/gasoline etc. Thats precisely why Russia bypassed Bolanda with Nord Stream xD
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Serious business
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the pedophile party and the kind of people that voted for it (racist white priviledge?) did this
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>Iran's nuclear blackmail
These GOP dinosaurs all need the rope and they needed it yesterday.
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Iran won the war in just 2 weeks, USA is now doomed to continue killing everyone in Iran for another 2 weeks. it's over.
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>>532188145
we are ditching KIKE SA
you have what you wanted churka
all the suffering has been worth it
now you can finance another 5 years of meatgrinder with ease
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>>532188145
So what about the Epstein files...
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>>532188145
>80-year-old principle that access to energy sources requires holding dollars
Petrodollar started in 1971, but point taken

Americans are by-and-large stupid, and they trusted Jews. Game over. Americans do not recognize this yet.

Only when T-bonds are not being purchased or start getting dumped will the crisis hit home. Bankruptcy by summer. Famine will hit globally this year, although U.S. will be insulated. U.S. may feed the world to some degree in the next 2 years. But by 2028, U.S. will succumb to food crisis.

I'm no Trump fan, but I feel sorry for him. Up to a point. He has to stop serving Jews now. That's over. But he can't because they're blackmailing him. He has to kill Bibi. Even if it's in person.
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Trump one more tine accuses Ukraine for problems in Iran, standoff munition depletion, AD interceptor depletion etc

>We didn’t have to go into Ukraine. Ukraine’s thousands of miles away across the ocean. We had a president who’s a stupid individual. Gave them $350 billion. Got nothing for it. Gave them so much money, used so much ammunition. We’re making ammunition all over the place because we need it because he gave so much away to Ukraine.

https://x.com/clashreport/status/2039468603649429615
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I've been mulling it over, I think the Iran war is a net positive for America.

The Negatives.
1) Europe sees us as an unstable partner and threatens to cut ties.
2) Inflation, cost of living
3) Risking an economic crisis

The Positives.
1) If Middle Eastern oil is taken out, it will end the influence of oil sheiks over world politics.
2) Boxing Israel into a fight-or-die cage match with Iran.
3) Depriving China and India of critical resources.
4) Stalling AI.
5) Exposing jewish influence to broad daylight.
6) America becomes the biggest most profitable oil producer and even China will come begging.

So I think the war is actually good. In fact I want it to go further with oil facilities bombed out completely.
Think of it as "creative destruction".
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>>532188690
EU should unironically just whack this clown already and be done with it. What a tumor.
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>>532188389
>Seething brown foreigners
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I think first signs of new order are visible by recent "HPV vaccine" push in Poland. Major powers such as the EU, the US and Russia etc already decided that Poles must be physically elimimated to prevent any order alternations in the future.

It cant be a coincidence that Poland becomes the only country in EU/NATO where these injections become mandatory.

Thats the price you must pay for being a weakling, "fighting" only in Internet xD
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>>532188145
Do you think that is why nord stream blew up?
Would be insane to start ukraine war just for that.
But it did fund russia, which ultimately used the money against america.
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>>532188145
"If I hadn't ended Obama's Iran deal there would be no Israel right now" - DJT 2026.
Gee, thanks Donald.
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>be shite people
>deserve to suffer
>be the ultimate cause of the suffering
>ultimately benefit and improve as people because of the suffering

If Americans were real Americans, they would've put an end to all of this nonsense after having called the 9/11 bluff and held the responsible parties accountable, which unfortunately never happened.
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Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary General, is urgently flying to Washington, while the Wall Street Journal reports, citing people close to Trump, that he is "considering" a full US withdrawal from the Alliance or at least a serious weakening of its commitment

https://www.wsj.com/world/trump-raises-nato-withdrawal-as-allies-push-back-on-iran-war-7dd44fae
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>>532188145
Still winning.
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>>532188145
TRUMP! TRUMP! TRUMP! TRUMP!
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>>532188145
>strikes will send Iran back to stone age
He's spreading conservative values like crazy.
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>>532188775
Migatards coping harder than ever
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>>532188502
>U.S. may feed the world
Good luck with that. Without a sudden shift in your agriculture focus, that isn't going to happen.
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Trump: "You know, China gets 90% of its oil from the Strait of Hormuz. They should be policing their own strait. We're getting ready to get out of there."

https://x.com/Megatron_ron/status/2039478432858288351

Trumps claim is false. Hard data shows China sourced around 45% of its crude oil imports via the Strait of Hormuz in 2024-2025 (EIA, Columbia Energy Policy, Vortexa).

https://www.energypolicy.columbia.edu/implications-of-the-conflict-in-the-middle-east-for-chinas-energy-security/

Of total oil supply (including 4.3 mb/d domestic production + Russian pipelines), the Hormuz share drops to 35%

https://www.vortexa.com/insights/chinas-crude-import-stress-resistance
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>>532190157
Columbia University Center on Global Energy Policy (detailed analysis of Chinas oil demand, imports, supply security): Notes seven-year campaign reversed decline, output near historical peaks (4.32 mb/d), bolstering security amid import risks.

https://www.energypolicy.columbia.edu/publications/chinas-oil-demand-imports-and-supply-security

CSIS ChinaPower Project ("How Robust Is China's Energy Security?"): Highlights strong self-reliance gains via domestic boosts, reserves expansion (115+ days), diversification/electrification insulating better from oil shocks than exposed importers.

https://chinapower.csis.org/china-energy-security

OilPrice.com (multiple pieces on production surge/Seven-Year Plan): Details policy turnaround from 2018 lows to 4.3 mb/d record in 2025 via Daqing EOR, Bohai, shale - strategic buffer for security, contrasting higher-cost shale with US efficiency but emphasizing Chinas resilience edge.

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Chinas-Oil-Pumping-Power-Breaks-All-Records.html
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Why-Chinas-Oil-Production-Keeps-Growing-Despite-Lower-Oil-Prices.html

Energy Intelligence ("Chinas Upstream Booms With Energy Security in Focus"): Covers Xis 2018 push, output rise 600 kb/d from 2018 trough to near 4.4 mb/d, top-5 global producer status as security stabilizer vs geopolitical exposure.

https://www.energyintel.com/00000198-c6e2-db15-a5fd-f6fbc6fd0000

Ember discusses clean energy/electrification reducing fossil import dependence, high EV adoption aiding oil demand plateau/peak, enhancing security buffers.

https://ember-energy.org/app/uploads/2025/09/China-Energy-Transition-Review-2025.pdf
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>>532188502
Trump was bought and paid for by the very countries he mentioned in his latest speech, Saudi Arabia, Israel, UAE, Qatar and Kuwait.
The REAL "bored of peace" who fed Trump and Kushner 3 BILLION DOLLARS in payola for Operation Get the Shia.
The Abraham Accords are a military alliance to assert power in the region.
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>>532190157
China is actually least affected by a Hormuz blockade vs NATO/EU, Japan/SK (US Asian allies), or India, per 2025-26 hard data

Coal-to-liquids (CTL) yields synthetic diesel/gasoline/jet fuel: Shenhua Ningxia alone 100 kb/d, capacity doubling via abundant domestic coal (380 Mt/yr used).

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Coal/Chinas-Renewable-Boom-Masks-a-Quiet-Coal-to-Liquids-Expansion.html

Electrification (EVs >51% of new vehicle sales) slashes gasoline demand; oil use peaked/declining


https://cepr.org/voxeu/columns/chinas-shrinking-oil-footprint-how-electric-vehicle-adoption-shaping-chinas-oil

SPR = worlds largest (1.3B bbl onshore, up to 300 days cover).

https://www.forbes.com/sites/christopherhelman/2026/03/17/the-countries-most-in-danger-of-running-out-of-oil/

Comparisons (EIA/Vortexa): Japan/SK 80-90% imports via Hormuz (near-100% seaborne-dependent); India 60%; EU is most delicate about global price/LNG shock. Chinas overland + synthetics + EVs + reserves = lowest vulnerability

https://zerocarbon-analytics.org/insights/briefings/asian-countries-most-at-risk-from-oil-and-gas-supply-disruptions-in-strait-of-hormuz/
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>>532188145
>with easy targets like Cuba
Cuba has been preparing for this longer than Iran. While they don't have the same leverage as Iran, one shouldn't assume this won't backfire on the US. But I also don't think trump will attack Cuba. He has to resolve the Iranian situation, or the USD will collapse. An invasion is becoming increasingly likely. Tick tock.
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>>532188690
>Ukraine’s thousands of miles away across the ocean.
Meanwhile Israel and Iran border America.
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>>532190934
China provides BeiDou navigation and ammonium perchlorate propellant to the Iranian missiles that are forcing the US to burn through its interceptor stockpile. Cuba doesnt have such support. All these countries in the Hemisphere are fake, corrupted, they have very vulnerable geography, they are ruled by puppets so they have no chance vs the US of A, even assuming that America is seriously weakened now
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these are great for news
try to stay current you slav squatter
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Trump just now:

If the Iran deal doesnt happen, i sm blaming JD Vance, he is to blame

If it does happen, i am taking full credit.

https://x.com/clashreport/status/2039469818580017444

xD
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>>532188748
shallom
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>>532188145
>and the USA can do nothing about it.
I mean, it can. The smartest option at this point would be boots on the ground because otherwise it's a permanent toll booth dealing in Yuan including for our allies. Trump's made some astonishingly retarded choices but now that he's smacked the hornet's nest he can't just run away. As it is they're starting to have force majeure enacted on the various vessels there which is going to heavily harm the economy across the world in the next few weeks, and if America leaves at all the Gulf Coast in general is going to have no reason to really care about our security guarantees anymore because we've shown something like Iran can put a major dent in everything we do from something so minor.

If he tries to chicken out it's a massive loss of face on top of a permanent Yuan paygate for oil leading to a much lower demand for USD as the primary currency of trade.
If he does boots on the ground there's at least a chance to overturn this at the cost of our Gulf allies getting bombed, but in exchange for potentially ousting the remainder of the government out of power and cutting this toll booth shit off so the USD remains the main currency for oil trade.

It's such a stupid and self-inflicted situation.
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>>532193737
>he still believes Iran is desperate.
How much copium?
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>>532188145
All of the orange retard’s speeches remind me of chris-chan’s way of speaking and i cannot get it out of my head
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It's not a failure because it's deliberate. The next step in the agenda. Don't you get it? My god people are so naive or better retarded.
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>>532194308
>It's not a failure because it's deliberate. The next step in the agenda.

Thats possible, of course, but it changes nothing.
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Based.

FUCK IRAN

FUCK CHINA

FUCK THE MIDDLE EAST

FUCK UKRAINE

FUCK RUSSIA
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>>532188739
This is terminal migger.
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>>532194410
That is true. The world is changing fast for us though. It's going to get shitty.
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>>532188775
How MAGAfags still exist I have no idea.
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>>532194617
probably because you lack both imagination and data.
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>>532190157
Isnt Iran letting chinese ships pass anyway?
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>>532195961
Yes, but they don't want to take the risk of mines going off or being attacked by accident so they're just sitting there.
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>>532194617
A cigar won't light gasoline
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>>532188145
>the petrodollar system and dollar recycling depend
there is no pedodolar anymore
ceasar is naked and caught fucking children
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>>532195961
They do, but it is not a massive phenomenon. Hormuz blockade disrupts flows to China too, of course. But Iran earns now more than before war. Anyways, its infrastructure is being destroyed due to US/Israeli strikes so it offsets.
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>>532188145
>America has a huge interest, the petrodollar system and dollar recycling depend on it.
factually incorrect, disregard thread
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>>532190112
>>532188502
Us doesn't use most of its ariable and. We can rapidly double food production if needed.
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>>532188189
low effort
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The UK and France turned on Germans, because they tried to fix their country to look like pic related.
Putin's reason for invading Ukraine were way more incomprehensible.
But the wars that the US start are just criminal. If it weren't about Israel, the whole world would turn against them.
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>>532189233
>russia
>major power
Pick one and only one, shlomo.
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if its brown gun it down
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>>532188502
>U.S. may feed the world
You do realize that our farmlands are burning, cattle is being phased out on purpose and bee farmers are forced to kill hives, all by design right?
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>>532196823
Poles destroyed peace in Europe by performing an attack on the Glewitz radiostation and by abusing the German minority. WW2 happened because of Poland, just like the Holocaust xD
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>>532196797
You have no idea what you're talking about.
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>>532188145
I voted for Trump to end the American Empire. You lost, tranny.
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>>532196964
I'm not defending what Hitler did to Poland, although Poland could have been more cooperative towards Germany if you consider that the German state was fragmented.
I'm just saying that if it was enough to trigger a great scale war, the actions of other countries like Russia and the US should be assessed with the same scrutiny.
It's obviously not really about moral or ethics, it's only about who is the strongest and who wins. I would find it hilarious if the US and Russia lost a war at some point and drown in guilt and teach their children at school what an evil and terrible country they are. Won't happen, unfortunately.
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>>532188739
This might be too much wishful thinking. What is actually happening is a managed collapse of a dying empire, in which the elites will make out like bandits and the rest of us have to pick up the pieces.
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>>532188145
When the dollars held overseas come home the US will see instantaneous inflation, just as if trillions were printed overnight. The 'exorbitant privilege' of the petrodollar is going to end in a way that collapses the domestic economy.

The problem of trump is that ignorant iconoclasts never bother to understand the systems they are busy dismantling, and suddenly start gobbling up externalities and unintended consequences that were entirely predictable. Its like the idiot generations of Petra that start wondering where the water went after neglecting the reservoir and canal system their ancestors made.
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>>532197410
It was clear from the very beginning that Germany cant win WW2 and take over entire Eurasia, tho. Thats because the US was the biggest industrial power on Earth capable to produce pretty much unlimited amounts of weapons and USSR dedicated decades to build huge industry protected to large degree by its vast strategic depth. Even people living in 1939 had to be aware of this.

Polish ruling class properly assumed that Germany must lose the war, but they forgot to calculate what this war would mean for Poland xD
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>>532197769
>Even people living in 1939 had to be aware of this.
ive done this deep dive, no, no free thinking man in Germany thought they had a chance Now, whether the spirit of the people raised is genuine is debatable. What is NOT debatable, is the nazi party did NOT rise organically. We STILL are not given the proper documentations by BiS, the FED and Bank of England. It is VERY likely, these 3 parties financed the rise. Without getting into whether it was a controlled and lsot asset with hitler, fact still remains. No smart money bet on the Nazi's winning, their rise is still translucent and almost every establishment that can silence these questions is absent. International Jews literally helped Hitler with his Gold and his taking of poland. Crock of shit history is
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>>532196797
With what water? The ogallala?
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>>532198015
the reality of planet earth is only the USA and Brazil can produce livestock feed, basedbeans etc to feed China. This is the reality. Putin can sieze some prime land but he wont be able to feed the chinese. Yes, livestock feed is as valuable as tariffs. Yes the USA can embargo Brazil. Yes the USA could fully ensure no livestock feed made it to asia. Yes the chinese could turn around and cripple US military resources. Yes the chinese could start eating eachother again. Yes the chinese could send 1/3 of america into poverty over stopping exports. None of these things will happen. Everything is fake and gay. If this Iran saga hasnt revealed everything is a freemason stage no one is gonna make it
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>>532197982
Todays Polish "elites" are actually far less rational. They believe that the US/West would win despite serious and in many aspects critical deinduatrialisation, Poles believe the US must win because it always wins in Hollywood movies, they also naively trust that Russia is their only enemy. II RP was ridiculously poor but at least self sufficient in key areas. Todays Poland is a neocolony in hands of foreign powers. I think todays situation of Poland is much worse than in 1939, despite the fact that most Poles think otherwise and it might end with full extermination of Poles. Maybe not with using rockets and bombs but by silent occupation, Polish regimes forcifully injecting Poles with mandated "vaccines" imported from abroad etc. I suspect it is already happening:>>532189233

The deal is that this geographic location must serve as a corridor for others, not a function of power
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>>532197836
I don't know, if Dunkirk hadn't happened, Great Britain would probably have surrendered, and without Britain, the US wouldn't have had a bridgehead. Also Russia would have been conquered if Yugoslavia had stayed loyal and Japan hadn't agreed on not attacking the Soviets.
The power of the US would have been without value, if they couldn't get a foot on Europe.
That being said, the Nazis were massive faggots and the pax americana after WW2 was the greates era of peace for centuries. We could have had it earlier if the French weren't idiots and pushed their dumb revenge treaties on everybody making sure that the next war will come quickly. Sadly every generation has to learn everything from scratch, apparantly. Now we need to focus on the fact that the great powers of today don't get away with the same approach to politics the Nazis had.
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>>532191186
Agreed. Iran is a special case for many reasons. What I meant was that if the US attacked Cuba, it would be with the intention of annexing it. And Cuba has specialized in training special forces since Soviet times and is a third covered in jungle. But as I said, I consider an attack unlikely anyway. They even just let a Russian oil tanker through the blockade. Which I interpret as meaning that Russia can demand anything right now, since they want to get Russia to increase its oil production. The whole situation seems like there's no other topic in the White House at the moment than what can be done to save the USD. I wonder when trump will give up and start converting his wealth into yuan.
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>>532198571
>The deal is that this geographic location must serve as a corridor for others, not a function of power
yeah i tihnk youve nailed it, you, along with a few other nations, turkey as well, are going to eventually be called up to higher geopolitical tensions whether you like it or not, pure based on location. USA and poland is a good match though. Always have a good laugh with a polish cowoker when theyre found
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>>532198811
>White House at the moment than what can be done to save the USD.
i would think someone living in the land of EL worship youd be smarter then this. Norway and USA have literally put Europe in shackles. The USA along with swift, LNG, and canada, venezuel and ksa, are in no danger anytime soon. This is why gold is falling. You do not read so you can not infer how Google has already broke bitcoin. USD for a LOOOONG time my friend, for better or worse
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>>532198228
I always find it amusing how you come up with scenarios that would bring the global economy to a standstill, and think this might help you. The value of your currency and your economy is based almost exclusively on international trade being conducted in USD. If you bring the global economy to a standstill, you'll be bankrupt. And not even zogbots work for free.
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>>532188145
I can't believe I watched that. That was the biggest, most pathetic, flavorless nothing burger I've had so far. I expected nothing and received nothing. Chuds still winning.
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>>532188145

Israel will not allow America to skedaddle from the middle east. There will be more war, there will be a ground war and european NATO will join in. The ground work in Europe is being laid right now, Europe is intentionally sleepwalking into an oil crisis with rationing of fuel and "taking the strait of Hormuz" will be sold to the npcs as the solution. But holding the strait is meaningless as long as Iran can just shoot the gulf arab oil infrastructure into scrap metal.

Once all of NATO has become quagmired in Iran with ukraine-tier daily losses from the never ending grind, using nukes against iranian missile fortresses will be sold as the cheap way to win.
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>>532199137
So trump will surely follow his words and withdraw from the Middle East? One might think that your theories, which never align with world events, would force you to rethink things. But you cling to your fantasies with such religious fervor that it makes any rationally thinking person shudder.
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>>532199171
youre smart enough to know the powers that be are managing oil per barrel and trillionaire spectators are heartless. USA spiked oil, admittedly. But this is a situation no one on your continent allows price per barrel to edge Russia over your continent. Youve been managed. The question is, was it the City of London? Chinese are literally the single biggest loser in this conflict, no one seems to mention. You and I can deduce the outcome of this calamity purely based on oil speculation and where EU deems it too expensive to allow Vlad to get richer. France is begging for the opportunity. I dont buy learned europeans are that ignorant USA isnt fully prepared to pivot to energy supplier for EU. Ports, routes, everything makes better sense for everyone
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>>532199446
USA is not leaving the middle east nor is NATO at risk. But once we publicly handoff hormuz to you guys, and Iran has no excuse to shoot anyone, youre welcome
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>>532199379
in your exact scenario, Iran has killed 2m indians, cut iraq off from fertilzer and caused a famine. Caused Japan to lose 20-40% of energy supply and put the chinese in the middle of siding with all of europe and japan. They are sandniggers (i know theyre not) in Iran, they arent idiots
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>>532198228
China has achieved high grain self-sufficiency (staples: rice, wheat, maize) over the last 30 years, feeding 20% of the worlds population on just 9% of global arable land. In 1996, Beijing set a 95% grain self-sufficiency target. Production then stood at 465 million tons. By 2024 it hit a record 706.5 million tons (+50%), with per-capita availability rising from 400 kg to 500 kg, well above the 400 kg security line


https://asiatimes.com/2025/02/chinas-grand-plan-for-food-self-sufficiency/

Post-2004 "No.1 Documents" abolished agricultural taxex, introduced subsidies and minimum support prices for staples, and enforced a 120-million-hectare "red line" for farmland. Xi-era focus on "storing grain in land and technology" consolidated high-standard fields.

Hybrid rice/maize varieties (building on Yuan Longpings work), mechanization (ploughing/planting/harvesting rate >80%), precision farming, and R&D boosted yields >60%. Tech now contributes >45% of output growth despite shrinking farmland from urbanization.

Massive irrigation, water-transfer projects, and land consolidation raised productivity. Total factor productivity grew 4% annually in the 1990s-2010s.

Staples self-sufficiency stays >95% (rice/wheat often 100%), undernourishment fell below 2.5% by 2010 (from 10% in 2001), now its zero. Overall food self-sufficiency is +80% due to basedbean/meat imports for rising diets, but core grain security is absolute - transforming China from vulnerability to stable surplus in three decades. Challenges remain (water stress, climate), yet production resilience is unmatched, basically inhuman

Even if they were cut off of food from abroad (impossible because the world needs them more than the other way round), they would survive as of 2026.
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>>532189233
Medycyna – teraz!
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>>532199810
your rounding error is like 50-100M chinese people dead bud
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>>532199867
Even if it is true, it is meaningless because the Chinese dont revolt against their authorities. But i doubt it is the case. I think American "covid vaccines" already killed far more than 100 mln people and nobody cares
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>>532188145
Nigger Iran is being destroyed. They don't get to decide who passes through international waters. It is blatantly illegal what they are trying to do, and only the United States cares enough to do something about it. The Strait will be open again when Iran has been reduced to rubble.
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>>532199564
>But once we publicly handoff hormuz to you guys
That won't happen. Trump only opened the whole alliance box as opiate for his europe-hating base. What can the European navy achieve that the American one can't? Besides, Europe will simply buy in yuan and pay the toll when oil becomes scarce. Perhaps they'll even align themselves with Russia again.
>>532199514
Financial markets can be manipulated, but the underlying economy can only be manipulated to a limited extent. Therefore, reality always catches up with the manipulators sooner or later. The point remains: you have no industry and live at the expense of the rest of the world by having forced the world to conduct all international trade via USD. If that disappears, you'll be somewhere between Brazil and Argentina.
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>>532200044
>The Strait will be open again when Iran has been reduced to rubble.

The problem is that Iran might be attacking its neighborhood with missiles, drones, and guerilla armies all the time even after WW2 tier bombardment that the US simply cant afford anymore. And Hormuz might still stay closed xD
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>>532199379
Iran is waging war against most of the world right now, and the retards in Europe and Asia refuse to acknowledge it. Yes, Trump started it. But Iran's response is to deprive everyone else of oil. Now everyone else has no choice but to do something if they don't want their economies to suffer.
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>>532200292
What can Europe do? Their navies/armies/industries are even more gutted. They can do nothing.
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>>532199998
>because the Chinese dont revolt against their authorities
nor an enemy, kek, read the history man, Xi aint worried about America and a d day. Hes worried about fucking that economy up and people revolting again. all fake and gay

>>532200105
i can agree there, my take was the blame for the fucked gas prices coming this has caused, but i dont see a handoff, was thinking he just keep running his mouth same rhetoric. Yuan cant work mathmatically as its pegged the USD, we could in turn just remove china from all markets then, its a convoluted game. Best bet is Norway and figuring out ukraine with vlad, but i suspect USA has already secured a decade or so of your energy supply. Russian alliance, if we are being genuine, i think is hinged on artic lanes opening. If that happens, lot of great things possible purely on governments forced to cooperate. Whereas now, they benefit from this calamity and fucking eachother on ports. I dont think youre necessarily wrong on the read of how the USA functions far economics but i think only a free non renewable resource would that happen. I dont think the USA is losing anywhere but public image front to be completely honest. My honest take is the real powers that be went to work after 2008 financial collapse and reshuffled the monopoly board
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>>532200292
You could try taking your fat asses back to Alabama and then see what happens.
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>>532200181
They are truly retarded then. All they had to do was give up their nuclear ambitions and stop attacking Israel and they could be living in peace and prosperity. It takes a special kind of goat fucking terrorist retard to throw that away and die for such stupid nonsense.
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>>532200044
>blatantly illegal what they are trying to do,
i hate to be the purple hair here but you do understand freedom of the seas is a USA enforced concept of travel right, that before this there was a toll there by the barbaries and the UK and usa ended it. You just said the cringe equivalent phrase of "illegal war"
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>>532200411
The french are the second largest maritime power on earth and they arrived last week
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>>532188189
Low energy effort.
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>>532199810
I've given up trying to present these facts. They just keep coming back with the same propaganda. China has been producing enough for a long time to supply every Chinese person with the famous bowl of rice a day. They've built up immense warehouses and, with German help, created a huge pig-breeding industry. But even if that weren't the case, there are plenty of agricultural nations thatgladly accept Chinese industrial goods in exchange for their own products.
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>>532188389
Oof, shill alert
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>>532200569
They share that waterway with Oman. They have no legal right to attack ships passing through another country's territorial waters.
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>>532200459
>nor an enemy, kek, read the history man, Xi aint worried about America and a d day. Hes worried about fucking that economy up and people revolting again. all fake and gay

You think your society is so stable and ready for sacrifices? I think all these subhuman Western societies based on tattoo-studios, assfucking, kebab shops, OnlyFans, and money-printing scheme, importing everything needed for life from abroad are far more delicate. It could be easier to destabilize them. I think this colorful conglomerate consisted of welfare shitskins, 60 IQ niggers, wild steppe Ukrainian draft dodgers and infantile Poles is far less pain-resistant
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>>532200660
>e famous bowl of rice a day
shoudlve made it lentils and they wouldnt die, youre a fuckign retard. The human body only needs fat and protein, carbs are optional, which somehow the genius chinks based their great plan. The Allies fed their soldiers 4500 calories a day, the Axis fed their soldiers 1500 calories a day. Food and Fuel.
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>>532200757
you sound angry but then again your countries existence is predicated on other people not liking Russia, i get it. here we are anti freemason and jew, not assblasted over normies
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>>532188739
>America becomes the biggest most profitable oil producer and even China will come begging
That's now how it works. Yes the US produces a lot of energy, but they also use a lot of energy. The reason Gulf states are so wealthy is because they produce vastly more energy than they consume.
A rise in energy prices really only benefits gas and oil companies and their shareholders. For eveyone else it is just another inflationary pressure squeezing them for everything they've got.
If Gulf oil was inaccessible for a prolonged period of time then alternative sources would eventually come online to fill the gap. Untapped reserves that are too expensive to exploit when crude is $50 a barrel will begin production, countries like China will invest in CTL and just use coal to make oil. The US will still have access to the cheapest energy of any considerable volume in the world, but it's cheap only for the oil and gas companies to extract. They will still sell it at market rates to the world and to the American people. The increased profit margins are negligent to the American economy which is the most diversified economy in the world, and any benefit will be negated by the increased energy costs for every other sector of the American economy, including American multinationals that extract money from overseas and will see their foreign markets collapse under the pressure of increased energy prices.

>tldr Low global energy prices good for American economy, high prices bad. US is a highly advanced developed economy, not a primary industry dependent economy like the Gulf states.
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>>532200741
No nation has been more exposed in this conflict than Oman. They've always played the role of neutral mediator. They were even called the Switzerland of the Middle East. But when Iran bombed their ports because of their ties to the US government, there was virtually no outcry from Oman, because they knew perfectly well they deserved it. Serves them right. There's only one Switzerland. Kek.
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>>532200963
I am trying to be a rational, dude. I dont live in China or Russia, but in this silly Polish neocolony so i am not exactly interested in its destabilisation. But i am not blind/stupid.
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>>532200977
>really only benefits gas and oil companies and their shareholders
pretty astute observation and really the only gauge thats governing our powers that be, if there was no pain in home to pay the price for the situation would be exponentially uglier
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>>532200785
That was just a figure of speech. Besides, you can keep your pajeet fake protein to yourself. The chinks mainly eat pork and vegetables, just like it's also normal in Germanic Europe. The food for creating highiq people.
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>>532200044
>They don't get to decide who passes through international waters.
>meanwhile US tries and fails to blockade Cuba
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>>532189690
>If Americans were real Americans
Dream on.
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>>532188389
THE DOW IS UP!!!!!!!
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>>532201169
kek, glad you picked the jeet vegie up, in all seriousness, theres no affordable way out of the food situation for Xi. Economic arguments and tit for tats is the chinese v american conflict. I dont even foresee a proxy war in africa like it would be with russia. But, they arent a stupid people, the food issue wont be a crutch for long. I dont see a Sino-Anglo great war, in my humble opinion that was the opimum war.
>>532201059
i get it, the way america is managed is with bread and circus and it works quite well. Too well. It seems very obvious no one wants a war they have to manage middle easterns or russians afterwards. We have reached the point where there is more money in the fear mongering of the actual war with eachother then the actual outcome of a war. Clown world
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>>532201420
Its -5% YTD. Which is really tough when you consider inflation on top of that. Now I'm wondering where all the money is going.
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>>532188145
>we will free Iran! Free the Iranian people!
>um actually it was just about bombing them a little bit more like we did last year with the B2s, their WMDs are totally gone now! For real this time! But we will keep bombing a little bit more anyway to make sure all the people there have no electricity or water. They were supposed to try overthrow the shia government for us! What a bunch of losers!
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>>532201435
>I dont see a Sino-Anglo
I also consider that unlikely. But either way, half of my assets are invested in london and the other half in hong kong.
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>>532197410
>Poland could have been more cooperative towards Germany
This was not possible after authoritarian Piłsudski died - Jewish minority in Poland before ww2 was like 15% and it was simply not possible to compromise and ally (like rest of central Europe) against Soviets (a pity).



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