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🇮🇷 Iran figured out you don’t need to physically close a strait to shut it down — you just need the insurance underwriters in Lloyd’s of London to believe you might and provide enough of a demonstration. Fear is the main weapon, more than the mines, fast boats or... missile volleys. And Iran controls the geography that makes that fear rational. The two shipping lanes at Hormuz are each exactly 2 miles wide the width of Manhattan, flanked on the north by Iran’s rugged coastline and a string of fortified islands: Qeshm, Larak, Hormuz, and the disputed Abu Musa, Greater and Lesser Tunb. Seven of the strait’s eight major islands are Iranian. They're unsinkable missile platforms and bases parked directly over the only navigable corridor on earth that handles 20% of global oil. Flight time for a sea-skimming cruise missile from Qeshm to a loaded supertanker: under two minutes. Which is why the Kharg Island plan is a suicidal fantasy. Taking Kharg even if you could do it, does nothing to the strait. Iran doesn’t need Kharg to control Hormuz. It needs Qeshm, Larak, Abu Musa, the coastal batteries, the tunnel networks, the mine stockpiles, and 1,000km of rugged northern shoreline that no amphibious force has a chance of taking. You’d take the island under heavy cost, hold it under constant bombardment, watch the strait stay closed, and find yourself needing to take the next island. Then a coastal perimeter and good luck trying. That’s not a limited Kharg operation. That’s the beginning of a land war and Iran has been waiting 45 years for someone to be stupid enough to start it.show more

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Lindsey Graham "We did Iwo Jima, we could do this [Take Iran's Kharg Island]" This childless geriatric clown wants your children to die for Israel on an island that's even more dangerous than Iwo Jima. On Iwo Jima, the US marines wasn't in range of enemy artillery. But on Kharg Island, the US marines will be totally exposed to Iranian drones and missiles. The whole taking Kharg Island thing, sounds like a workable strategy; Take control of 90% of Iran's oil export. After taking control, the US can export it and ensure oil market stability. HOWEVER: 🔹Kharg island is INSIDE the Persian Gulf, even if the US took control of the oil storage facilities, they still need to sail it through the Strait of Hormuz. 🔹More importantly, Kharg island is only the location where Iranian oil are stored and shipped, it's NOT where it is drilled or refined. Why would Iran give refined oil to the Americans? So the key objectives of taking Kharg Island, ie taking the oil then export it to stabilize the market can't happen. And if your take that objective away, you can just bomb Kharg island without boots on the ground. But AGAIN, that would wreck havoc on the oil market, somethin the US, especially American allies cannot afford. This is why the Trump regime is full of amateurs who can't see past their noses.

Lindsey Graham "We did Iwo Jima, we could do this [Take Iran's Kharg Island]" This childless geriatric clown wants your children to die for Israel on an island that's even more dangerous than Iwo Jima. On Iwo Jima, the US marines wasn't in range of enemy artillery. But on Kharg Island, the US marines will be totally exposed to Iranian drones and missiles. The whole taking Kharg Island thing, sounds like a workable strategy; Take control of 90% of Iran's oil export. After taking control, the US can export it and ensure oil market stability. HOWEVER: 🔹Kharg island is INSIDE the Persian Gulf, even if the US took control of the oil storage facilities, they still need to sail it through the Strait of Hormuz. 🔹More importantly, Kharg island is only the location where Iranian oil are stored and shipped, it's NOT where it is drilled or refined. Why would Iran give refined oil to the Americans? So the key objectives of taking Kharg Island, ie taking the oil then export it to stabilize the market can't happen. And if your take that objective away, you can just bomb Kharg island without boots on the ground. But AGAIN, that would wreck havoc on the oil market, somethin the US, especially American allies cannot afford. This is why the Trump regime is full of amateurs who can't see past their noses.

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INTERVIEW: Economists were the ones to always tell me, ‘Mario, the Iran war is all about China. Trump wants Kharg Island and control of the Strait of Hormuz to have leverage over China’ Well, if that’s the case, then the war is far from over, and all this MOU shenanigan is just delaying the inevitable And that’s exactly what Economist Jeff Snider explains to me in this interview: The US will not stop attacking Iran until it controls Hormuz, period.

INTERVIEW: Economists were the ones to always tell me, ‘Mario, the Iran war is all about China. Trump wants Kharg Island and control of the Strait of Hormuz to have leverage over China’ Well, if that’s the case, then the war is far from over, and all this MOU shenanigan is just delaying the inevitable And that’s exactly what Economist Jeff Snider explains to me in this interview: The US will not stop attacking Iran until it controls Hormuz, period.

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