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2026-09-30 12:04 UTC

@Myles@poa.st @gav@cawfee.club @caekislove@caekis.love @admin@detroitriotcity.com >Iran has absolutely no way of enforcing their demands besides harassing shipping. Which had been the concern for every country in the world since the 1970's. You don't attack Iran because Iran would close the strait and cause massive economic calamity to the world order. This is currently happening. >Remember their little toll booth plot? The strait is still closed. In the end this is exactly what's gonna happen. And, let's look at the status quo. Strait is closed. Shipping through the strait is at 10-20% of normal capacity. US spending millions of American taxpayer dollars to provide free security to the few that do cross, and several ships have been hit and/or forced to turn back. As Saudi Arabia tries to reroute oil away from the Strait, they are met with Houthi attacks, and their pipelines being targeted. Turns out, hundreds of miles of pipeline are just as susceptible to missile attack as 20 miles of waterway in the strait.

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  • @Myles@poa.st 2026-09-30 12:12

    @FreeinTX@poa.st @gav@cawfee.club @caekislove@caekis.love @admin@detroitriotcity.com >close the strait and cause massive economic calamity to the world order. This is currently happening. The price of oil still hasn't topped the Biden era high points. >The strait is still closed. It isn't, look up the southern route. >Shipping through the strait is at 10-20% of normal capacity. More than half, though estimates vary. >US spending millions of American taxpayer dollars We've spent less on this conflict than on high speed rail fraud in California. >As Saudi Arabia tries to reroute oil away from the Strait, they are met with Houthi attacks, and their pipelines being targeted. Looks like we do actually have a legitimate cassus belli, considering the houthis are backed by Iran.

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