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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Iran war is hitting American wallets and it's only getting started... Gas at $4.09 and climbing. Diesel at $5.53. Mortgage rates up five straight weeks. Airlines hiking fares 24%. USPS slapping 8% surcharges on packages. Amazon adding fuel fees for sellers that will get passed straight to...

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Greene: We've got families getting ready to go on spring break and gas prices are skyrocketing. People voted for lower grocery costs. What we're going to see costs at the grocery stores going up because diesel is going up and oil is going up because of this war. We've got 30% of the world's fertilizer goes through the strait. That affects our farmers that are struggling already. We voted to put Americans first.
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Greene: We've got families getting ready to go on spring break and gas prices are skyrocketing. People voted for lower grocery costs. What we're going to see costs at the grocery stores going up because diesel is going up and oil is going up because of this war. We've got 30% of the world's fertilizer goes through the strait. That affects our farmers that are struggling already. We voted to put Americans first.

Acyn

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A farmer warns the Strait of Hormuz crisis is already driving up the cost of fertilizer and fuel. And says Americans should expect higher prices long term because of it. “Nitrogen in general and fuel both spiked because of the war.” “We’ve exposed ourselves pretty heavily to whoever it is that produces our nitrogen.” “We’re two months away from where we usually lock in nitrogen at a cheaper price.” “It’s through the roof right now because of this Strait of Hormuz deal.” “We’re anticipating not only higher prices right now, but probably higher prices for quite a long time.” “Everything I produce on this farm gets shipped out by truck.” “Diesel fuel down the road's $5.70, and those trucks get about six miles to the gallon.” “This is gonna inevitably affect everyone.”
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A farmer warns the Strait of Hormuz crisis is already driving up the cost of fertilizer and fuel. And says Americans should expect higher prices long term because of it. “Nitrogen in general and fuel both spiked because of the war.” “We’ve exposed ourselves pretty heavily to whoever it is that produces our nitrogen.” “We’re two months away from where we usually lock in nitrogen at a cheaper price.” “It’s through the roof right now because of this Strait of Hormuz deal.” “We’re anticipating not only higher prices right now, but probably higher prices for quite a long time.” “Everything I produce on this farm gets shipped out by truck.” “Diesel fuel down the road's $5.70, and those trucks get about six miles to the gallon.” “This is gonna inevitably affect everyone.”

Farm Action

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REPORT: China just broke its silence on the Strait of Hormuz, and it signals the global energy crisis is nearing a tipping point. For the first time since the Iran conflict began, Xi Jinping is pushing to get oil flowing through the Strait again, putting new pressure on Iran as disruptions ripple worldwide. Meanwhile, Iran is drawing a hard line in the sand, warning the route won’t stay open if the U.S. continues blockading its oil exports, and making it clear security in the Strait “is not free.” Trump has warned Iran that if no deal is reached, “the whole country is getting blown up,” fueling fears the ceasefire may already be unraveling. The impact is already spreading. Shipping costs are rising, fuel surcharges are stacking up, and pressure is building across food, manufacturing, and everyday goods. Now it comes down to timing, how fast this spreads, and how hard it lands. Watch closely, because what happens next won’t stay overseas for long. 👇
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REPORT: China just broke its silence on the Strait of Hormuz, and it signals the global energy crisis is nearing a tipping point. For the first time since the Iran conflict began, Xi Jinping is pushing to get oil flowing through the Strait again, putting new pressure on Iran as disruptions ripple worldwide. Meanwhile, Iran is drawing a hard line in the sand, warning the route won’t stay open if the U.S. continues blockading its oil exports, and making it clear security in the Strait “is not free.” Trump has warned Iran that if no deal is reached, “the whole country is getting blown up,” fueling fears the ceasefire may already be unraveling. The impact is already spreading. Shipping costs are rising, fuel surcharges are stacking up, and pressure is building across food, manufacturing, and everyday goods. Now it comes down to timing, how fast this spreads, and how hard it lands. Watch closely, because what happens next won’t stay overseas for long. 👇

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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White House war advisor Robert Pape said: "This is what's going to increase the price of gas at the pump, and it's already gone up... When the oil is cut, the inflation goes up." He continues: "Affordability becomes a problem. That is what is panicking a lot of the businesses right now." Only one tanker had to be hit for the entire Strait of Hormuz to grind to a halt. Iran knows this, and they're leveraging it—offering Gulf States safe passage only if they kick America out. The consequences are already being felt worldwide. Full breakdown of the situation in the thread below. — Robert A. Pape
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White House war advisor Robert Pape said: "This is what's going to increase the price of gas at the pump, and it's already gone up... When the oil is cut, the inflation goes up." He continues: "Affordability becomes a problem. That is what is panicking a lot of the businesses right now." Only one tanker had to be hit for the entire Strait of Hormuz to grind to a halt. Iran knows this, and they're leveraging it—offering Gulf States safe passage only if they kick America out. The consequences are already being felt worldwide. Full breakdown of the situation in the thread below. — Robert A. Pape

Felix Prehn 🐶

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran dumped mines into the Strait of Hormuz without even mapping where they went. Just opened the box and emptied it. Ex-CIA Larry Johnson says the Pentagon told Congress it would take 6 months to clear them while Trump claims minesweepers are already working. They're not. No U.S. ship can get close enough to the Strait without getting blown up. Out of 40 Iranian ships that left, the U.S. intercepted 4. That's the blockade. This is political theater and every week that passes, American opposition to this war grows.
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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran dumped mines into the Strait of Hormuz without even mapping where they went. Just opened the box and emptied it. Ex-CIA Larry Johnson says the Pentagon told Congress it would take 6 months to clear them while Trump claims minesweepers are already working. They're not. No U.S. ship can get close enough to the Strait without getting blown up. Out of 40 Iranian ships that left, the U.S. intercepted 4. That's the blockade. This is political theater and every week that passes, American opposition to this war grows.

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Buttgieg: There's no clear definition of what victory even consists of. The president has said that we've already won and that we could be doing it for much, much longer. The truth is there is no way to know when this conflict will end, in particular, because there's no way to know when the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened. We heard Hegseth say, that the Strait of Hormuz is open, other than the fact that there are Iranians shooting at ships that try to go through it. As long as that remains true, there's going to be enormous uncertainty and pain at the pump for every American.
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Buttgieg: There's no clear definition of what victory even consists of. The president has said that we've already won and that we could be doing it for much, much longer. The truth is there is no way to know when this conflict will end, in particular, because there's no way to know when the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened. We heard Hegseth say, that the Strait of Hormuz is open, other than the fact that there are Iranians shooting at ships that try to go through it. As long as that remains true, there's going to be enormous uncertainty and pain at the pump for every American.

Acyn

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🇪🇺 Europe is down to less than a month of jet fuel, and airlines are already starting to cut flights Europe's jet fuel cover just fell below a month, the lowest of any major market, and airlines in some pockets are already trimming schedules. Jeff Snider watches the airlines as this war's canary, and the canary is coughing. His map of the damage runs through the refinery, which is why crude at $82 undersells the problem. Refineries starved of crude wind down slowly and restart slower, the profit for turning oil into fuel just hit record highs, US gasoline stocks sit at mid 2010s lows after America exported fuel to plug holes abroad, and China is importing 41% LESS crude than last June, cooling oil prices while starving the world of diesel and jet fuel. The real energy shock is still ahead. Turns out the forecast is grimmer for being calmer. No 1929 rerun, since 2008 already cleaned out the banks. Instead, the silent depression the world has lived in since 2008 finally gets its 1970s fuel lines, and a world "somewhat short of 1929 is not a good place to live in." His clock is the hard part. This cannot run five years; it ends, one way or another, by New Year. And food prices join the story in the back half regardless.
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🇪🇺 Europe is down to less than a month of jet fuel, and airlines are already starting to cut flights Europe's jet fuel cover just fell below a month, the lowest of any major market, and airlines in some pockets are already trimming schedules. Jeff Snider watches the airlines as this war's canary, and the canary is coughing. His map of the damage runs through the refinery, which is why crude at $82 undersells the problem. Refineries starved of crude wind down slowly and restart slower, the profit for turning oil into fuel just hit record highs, US gasoline stocks sit at mid 2010s lows after America exported fuel to plug holes abroad, and China is importing 41% LESS crude than last June, cooling oil prices while starving the world of diesel and jet fuel. The real energy shock is still ahead. Turns out the forecast is grimmer for being calmer. No 1929 rerun, since 2008 already cleaned out the banks. Instead, the silent depression the world has lived in since 2008 finally gets its 1970s fuel lines, and a world "somewhat short of 1929 is not a good place to live in." His clock is the hard part. This cannot run five years; it ends, one way or another, by New Year. And food prices join the story in the back half regardless.

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Professor at Columbia University Sachs - on the fact that the Third World War has already begun: I believe the probability of reaching the Third World War is quite high. In a way, we may already be in its early phase. No war has been officially declared, but we have a war in the Western Hemisphere, a war in Ukraine, a war around Iran and in the Middle East. We see conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan — and all of this is somehow connected. Intelligence services are also part of this complex system. That is why this is quite an extensive phenomenon. The United States is at the center of all these processes and, in my opinion, the main cause of these wars. Essentially, these are wars for American hegemony — an attempt to prove not only that the USA is the number one country, but also, according to Trump's understanding, the only power that should determine everything.
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Professor at Columbia University Sachs - on the fact that the Third World War has already begun: I believe the probability of reaching the Third World War is quite high. In a way, we may already be in its early phase. No war has been officially declared, but we have a war in the Western Hemisphere, a war in Ukraine, a war around Iran and in the Middle East. We see conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan — and all of this is somehow connected. Intelligence services are also part of this complex system. That is why this is quite an extensive phenomenon. The United States is at the center of all these processes and, in my opinion, the main cause of these wars. Essentially, these are wars for American hegemony — an attempt to prove not only that the USA is the number one country, but also, according to Trump's understanding, the only power that should determine everything.

Sprinter Press

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Buttigieg: Usually you're trying to fight those kinds of price effects that consumers are facing, not doing what the Trump administration is doing, which is actively causing them. Vladimir Putin launched a war. The result was that there were supply shocks and oil went up, and then we all did everything that we could in the administration, and all of us as Americans, did what we could to deal with that. Here you have a very different situation. The president launched a war of choice, and now we're all dealing with the consequences and the people who are paying the heaviest price, of course, are the service members, many of whom have given their lives, over 200 have reportedly been injured. But also every American is paying the price. Mortgage rates are going up because of this war. Grocery prices are going to go up because of this war. And of course, the price of gas is already way up because of Donald Trump's war.
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Buttigieg: Usually you're trying to fight those kinds of price effects that consumers are facing, not doing what the Trump administration is doing, which is actively causing them. Vladimir Putin launched a war. The result was that there were supply shocks and oil went up, and then we all did everything that we could in the administration, and all of us as Americans, did what we could to deal with that. Here you have a very different situation. The president launched a war of choice, and now we're all dealing with the consequences and the people who are paying the heaviest price, of course, are the service members, many of whom have given their lives, over 200 have reportedly been injured. But also every American is paying the price. Mortgage rates are going up because of this war. Grocery prices are going to go up because of this war. And of course, the price of gas is already way up because of Donald Trump's war.

Acyn

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🚨Oil should be at 150 with the strait this empty, and the reason it isn't may be the most alarming signal of the entire war... Jeff Snider walked through the two gauges everyone should be watching, and they point in opposite directions. Diesel crack spreads sit at records, proof of a genuine physical fuel shortage. Yet crude idles near $85. His resolution: "The market is going to stop pricing politics and start pricing demand destruction." In other words, prices aren't low because supply is secretly fine. They're low because the global economy is buckling. Chinese imports are soft with barrels going straight to storage, retail sales are flat, factory investment is contracting for the first time outside 2020, and even American gasoline demand just fell through a second straight summer. His strategic frame is Cold War chess. Nobody's collapsing China, but Hormuz is the queen on the board, and whoever holds it holds leverage over Beijing for decades. Jeffrey P. Snider Brandon Weichert
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🚨Oil should be at 150 with the strait this empty, and the reason it isn't may be the most alarming signal of the entire war... Jeff Snider walked through the two gauges everyone should be watching, and they point in opposite directions. Diesel crack spreads sit at records, proof of a genuine physical fuel shortage. Yet crude idles near $85. His resolution: "The market is going to stop pricing politics and start pricing demand destruction." In other words, prices aren't low because supply is secretly fine. They're low because the global economy is buckling. Chinese imports are soft with barrels going straight to storage, retail sales are flat, factory investment is contracting for the first time outside 2020, and even American gasoline demand just fell through a second straight summer. His strategic frame is Cold War chess. Nobody's collapsing China, but Hormuz is the queen on the board, and whoever holds it holds leverage over Beijing for decades. Jeffrey P. Snider Brandon Weichert

Mario Nawfal

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🚨🇺🇸 The Valero Port Arthur refinery is one of the largest in the United States The facility processes roughly 395,000 barrels of crude oil per day, making it a critical piece of America's fuel supply chain. Port Arthur sits along the Gulf Coast refining corridor that handles nearly half of all U.S. refining capacity. This comes at the worst possible time. The Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed. Iraq declared force majeure on its oil production. Qatar's LNG hub is damaged. Global crude is above $100. And the U.S. just authorized sales of Iranian and Russian oil to keep markets from spiraling further. Even a temporary shutdown of a facility this size tightens domestic fuel supply at a moment when Americans are already paying $3.90+ at the pump. If repairs take weeks, gas prices in the Gulf Coast region could spike ahead of the rest of the country. Source: KHOU / Reuters
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🚨🇺🇸 The Valero Port Arthur refinery is one of the largest in the United States The facility processes roughly 395,000 barrels of crude oil per day, making it a critical piece of America's fuel supply chain. Port Arthur sits along the Gulf Coast refining corridor that handles nearly half of all U.S. refining capacity. This comes at the worst possible time. The Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed. Iraq declared force majeure on its oil production. Qatar's LNG hub is damaged. Global crude is above $100. And the U.S. just authorized sales of Iranian and Russian oil to keep markets from spiraling further. Even a temporary shutdown of a facility this size tightens domestic fuel supply at a moment when Americans are already paying $3.90+ at the pump. If repairs take weeks, gas prices in the Gulf Coast region could spike ahead of the rest of the country. Source: KHOU / Reuters

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Two full-time salaries. Still not enough. £3,400/month in. Childcare: £400. Rent. Bills. Food. Fuel. The maths doesn't work - and millions of working families are living this equation every month. This isn't about lifestyle choices or bad budgeting. It's structural. UK wages aren't keeping pace with the real cost of existing. The honest question more people should be asking: is staying put the only option? There are markets where the tax environment is different, housing costs are lower relative to income, and your wages actually go further. Not for the ultra-wealthy — for working professionals who've done the sums and decided to look elsewhere. If you're watching this and thinking that's my life — you're not failing the system. The system is failing you. #CostOfLivingUK #WorkingParents #UKFamilies #ChildcareCosts #MoneyStruggles #PropertyInvestment #AbuDhabi #FinancialFreedom
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Two full-time salaries. Still not enough. £3,400/month in. Childcare: £400. Rent. Bills. Food. Fuel. The maths doesn't work - and millions of working families are living this equation every month. This isn't about lifestyle choices or bad budgeting. It's structural. UK wages aren't keeping pace with the real cost of existing. The honest question more people should be asking: is staying put the only option? There are markets where the tax environment is different, housing costs are lower relative to income, and your wages actually go further. Not for the ultra-wealthy — for working professionals who've done the sums and decided to look elsewhere. If you're watching this and thinking that's my life — you're not failing the system. The system is failing you. #CostOfLivingUK #WorkingParents #UKFamilies #ChildcareCosts #MoneyStruggles #PropertyInvestment #AbuDhabi #FinancialFreedom

Ashley Osborne | PRSim | AngelBrics | LEXIT 🇦🇺

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran’s strongest retaliation may be aimed straight at the American gas pump. Jeffrey Currie says closing the Strait of Hormuz would hit global markets, but the real pressure point for Trump is political: voters care far more about inflation than any foreign-policy win in Iran. "Gasoline at $5 has a material impact on Trump's reelection efforts these midterms. And I bet you the Iranians know that." Jeffrey Currie 🆔++
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran’s strongest retaliation may be aimed straight at the American gas pump. Jeffrey Currie says closing the Strait of Hormuz would hit global markets, but the real pressure point for Trump is political: voters care far more about inflation than any foreign-policy win in Iran. "Gasoline at $5 has a material impact on Trump's reelection efforts these midterms. And I bet you the Iranians know that." Jeffrey Currie 🆔++

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🚨 NEW: Fox’s Brian Kilmeade urges President Trump to “put the war on ice” adding: “It’s time to look at the bigger picture for the good of the country because that’s what the President has to do.” “He needs to put the war on ice and keeping Iran at bay makes sense domestically and politically. It gives Republicans a real shot at the midterms, which they need, and puts money back in the pockets of Americans.” “The deal is poised to set up an economic blast-off this June, July, August. Lowering the price of oil is happening already, leading to a drop in price of gas and diesel and pushing stocks to record highs.” “I sense the President’s thinking ‘get me to November’ and if Iran acts like the terror state and continues to tap us along with endless, fruitless talks the benefits go away. It’ll be Operation Epic Fury 2: the sequel,” adds Brian Kilmeade
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🚨 NEW: Fox’s Brian Kilmeade urges President Trump to “put the war on ice” adding: “It’s time to look at the bigger picture for the good of the country because that’s what the President has to do.” “He needs to put the war on ice and keeping Iran at bay makes sense domestically and politically. It gives Republicans a real shot at the midterms, which they need, and puts money back in the pockets of Americans.” “The deal is poised to set up an economic blast-off this June, July, August. Lowering the price of oil is happening already, leading to a drop in price of gas and diesel and pushing stocks to record highs.” “I sense the President’s thinking ‘get me to November’ and if Iran acts like the terror state and continues to tap us along with endless, fruitless talks the benefits go away. It’ll be Operation Epic Fury 2: the sequel,” adds Brian Kilmeade

TV News Now

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🇮🇷 Everyone’s screaming that the Iran war is about to strangle global shipping, but the actual data says the opposite. Craig Fuller, FreightWaves CEO, dropped this on Bloomberg yesterday: international container volumes, U.S. trucking, and rail are all rising, RIGHT NOW, even with insurance and shipping costs spiking hard. That multi-year trucking freight recession that started in 2022? Officially over since November 2025. The industry is finally breathing again after years of pain. Here’s the real adaptation happening under the surface: Shippers are aggressively shifting freight from truck to rail. The rate spread between the two just hit 34%, near an all-time high. That kind of gap doesn’t get ignored. Railroads and intermodal players (think J.B. Hunt, Hub Group) are quietly taking share while truck capacity stays tighter, and the map itself is starting to rewrite. A Chinese carrier is already running an Arctic route that cuts Asia-to-Europe transit from the usual ~40 days down to 20. Melting ice + Russian icebreakers = a new corridor that completely bypasses the Strait of Hormuz. One more chokepoint becomes optional. Yes, container spot rates are sitting around $7,000. Which feels elevated until you remember the COVID peak was $22,000, so there’s still massive headroom. Even better math for the inflation worry: transportation is only about 3% of the final price of finished goods. Double freight rates tomorrow and the hit to consumers is still marginal, so most of the extra cost is getting eaten in retailer and manufacturer margins (which are at record highs) rather than passed straight through. Ultimately, the demand is real, and the system is rerouting in real time. Old assumptions about permanent dependence on Hormuz and traditional sea lanes are starting to crack. Global trade is proving once again that it can simply redraw the map instead. Source: Bloomberg Television YT / Writer: Val
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🇮🇷 Everyone’s screaming that the Iran war is about to strangle global shipping, but the actual data says the opposite. Craig Fuller, FreightWaves CEO, dropped this on Bloomberg yesterday: international container volumes, U.S. trucking, and rail are all rising, RIGHT NOW, even with insurance and shipping costs spiking hard. That multi-year trucking freight recession that started in 2022? Officially over since November 2025. The industry is finally breathing again after years of pain. Here’s the real adaptation happening under the surface: Shippers are aggressively shifting freight from truck to rail. The rate spread between the two just hit 34%, near an all-time high. That kind of gap doesn’t get ignored. Railroads and intermodal players (think J.B. Hunt, Hub Group) are quietly taking share while truck capacity stays tighter, and the map itself is starting to rewrite. A Chinese carrier is already running an Arctic route that cuts Asia-to-Europe transit from the usual ~40 days down to 20. Melting ice + Russian icebreakers = a new corridor that completely bypasses the Strait of Hormuz. One more chokepoint becomes optional. Yes, container spot rates are sitting around $7,000. Which feels elevated until you remember the COVID peak was $22,000, so there’s still massive headroom. Even better math for the inflation worry: transportation is only about 3% of the final price of finished goods. Double freight rates tomorrow and the hit to consumers is still marginal, so most of the extra cost is getting eaten in retailer and manufacturer margins (which are at record highs) rather than passed straight through. Ultimately, the demand is real, and the system is rerouting in real time. Old assumptions about permanent dependence on Hormuz and traditional sea lanes are starting to crack. Global trade is proving once again that it can simply redraw the map instead. Source: Bloomberg Television YT / Writer: Val

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🇦🇺🇮🇷 Australia's fuel crisis is a warning for every country on earth... A cyclone just knocked out three Australian LNG plants producing 8% of global supply. This on top of Qatar's damaged facilities and a closed Strait of Hormuz. Global LNG supply is collapsing from three directions simultaneously. Australia closed five refineries since 2003, imports most of its refined fuel from Singapore and South Korea, and sits at the very end of the world's longest supply chain. Those Asian refiners are now rationing their own output because crude isn't reaching them either. Gas stations across Australia are running dry. When the country that exports LNG can't fuel its own cars, the global energy system is broken in ways that won't be fixed by a ceasefire alone. Source: What’s going on with Shipping YT
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🇦🇺🇮🇷 Australia's fuel crisis is a warning for every country on earth... A cyclone just knocked out three Australian LNG plants producing 8% of global supply. This on top of Qatar's damaged facilities and a closed Strait of Hormuz. Global LNG supply is collapsing from three directions simultaneously. Australia closed five refineries since 2003, imports most of its refined fuel from Singapore and South Korea, and sits at the very end of the world's longest supply chain. Those Asian refiners are now rationing their own output because crude isn't reaching them either. Gas stations across Australia are running dry. When the country that exports LNG can't fuel its own cars, the global energy system is broken in ways that won't be fixed by a ceasefire alone. Source: What’s going on with Shipping YT

Mario Nawfal

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Talks with Iran collapsed, so Trump just hit the nuclear option: a full U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz starting tomorrow. Iran already shut it down and turned it into a global crisis. Now, the White House is matching them, stopping Iranian tankers while clearing mines for everyone else. Here's the awkward truth: ~38% of that oil goes to China, but the rest mostly feeds Japan, South Korea, and India. These are key allies and tech suppliers of the U.S. Higher energy costs = pricier everything from gas at the pump to Amazon packages and new cars. It's not instant, but the ripple will hit your wallet for months, even after this ends. Smart leverage or mutual economic self-own? Either way, this week just got expensive for the entire world. Source: Eyes on GeoPolitics Podcast
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Talks with Iran collapsed, so Trump just hit the nuclear option: a full U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz starting tomorrow. Iran already shut it down and turned it into a global crisis. Now, the White House is matching them, stopping Iranian tankers while clearing mines for everyone else. Here's the awkward truth: ~38% of that oil goes to China, but the rest mostly feeds Japan, South Korea, and India. These are key allies and tech suppliers of the U.S. Higher energy costs = pricier everything from gas at the pump to Amazon packages and new cars. It's not instant, but the ripple will hit your wallet for months, even after this ends. Smart leverage or mutual economic self-own? Either way, this week just got expensive for the entire world. Source: Eyes on GeoPolitics Podcast

Mario Nawfal

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🚨🇮🇷 "AT THE TIME OF HANDING OVER THE BODIES, THEY WERE SAYING 'DEATH TO KHAMENEI'" This is from families collecting bodies of protesters killed by security forces. Not at a rally. At a government building. While facing the same people who just killed your son or daughter. And you're still chanting. That's when fear stops working. Regimes rely on people calculating risk. Speak out, get arrested. Protest, get shot. The math is supposed to keep most people quiet most of the time. This is the moment repression starts failing. Not because it's not brutal enough. Because it's already done the worst thing and people are still going. Source: اتاق خبر منوتو | آرشیو, Behesht Zahra
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🚨🇮🇷 "AT THE TIME OF HANDING OVER THE BODIES, THEY WERE SAYING 'DEATH TO KHAMENEI'" This is from families collecting bodies of protesters killed by security forces. Not at a rally. At a government building. While facing the same people who just killed your son or daughter. And you're still chanting. That's when fear stops working. Regimes rely on people calculating risk. Speak out, get arrested. Protest, get shot. The math is supposed to keep most people quiet most of the time. This is the moment repression starts failing. Not because it's not brutal enough. Because it's already done the worst thing and people are still going. Source: اتاق خبر منوتو | آرشیو, Behesht Zahra

Mario Nawfal

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🔥 Bernie just went scorched earth on Trump and his War on Iran at No Kings in Minneapolis. “At a time when Americans are politically divided there is ONE issue that is bringing us together: conservatives, moderates, and progressives are speaking out in unison — END THIS WAR!” Bernie called to end the out of control militarism of the Trump administration “whether it is here at home in cities like Minneapolis or abroad.” “The American people were lied to about the War in Vietnam.. the War in Iraq.. and we are being lied to today about the War in Iran.. He pins the blame squarely on “Trump and his partner Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu” and lists the casualties on all sides - thousands dead, millions displaced. Shockingly in Iran, he says, “498 schools have been bombed by American and Israeli missiles.” “At a time when gas prices are soaring and many Americans cannot afford the basic necessities of life, it’s estimated this war has already cost a TRILLION dollars.” END THIS WAR. Full remarks:
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🔥 Bernie just went scorched earth on Trump and his War on Iran at No Kings in Minneapolis. “At a time when Americans are politically divided there is ONE issue that is bringing us together: conservatives, moderates, and progressives are speaking out in unison — END THIS WAR!” Bernie called to end the out of control militarism of the Trump administration “whether it is here at home in cities like Minneapolis or abroad.” “The American people were lied to about the War in Vietnam.. the War in Iraq.. and we are being lied to today about the War in Iran.. He pins the blame squarely on “Trump and his partner Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu” and lists the casualties on all sides - thousands dead, millions displaced. Shockingly in Iran, he says, “498 schools have been bombed by American and Israeli missiles.” “At a time when gas prices are soaring and many Americans cannot afford the basic necessities of life, it’s estimated this war has already cost a TRILLION dollars.” END THIS WAR. Full remarks:

Our Revolution

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Global reset. Listen closely — this is one of the most important breakdowns yet of what’s unfolding around the Iran situation. It is a peek behind the curtain to President Trump’s longterm strategy. After Trump ordered U.S. Naval forces to begin a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, Maria Bartiromo laid out what she says is the broader geopolitical shift now underway. BARTIROMO: “Very big news. We have major developments this morning with the president directing the Navy to begin this blockade of ships in the Strait of Hormuz.” “This is very important because Iran tried hard to extort the global economy and take over securing the Strait of Hormuz.” “It is not working.” “As you just saw, the president’s post this morning on Truth Social, that the U.S. Navy is beginning this blockade right now of the Strait of Hormuz.” “Why is this important? Because the strait is a narrow waterway. Typically, the strait is the choke point where 20% of the oil and gas of the world is traveling through this strait and as a result of what you are seeing this morning with the Navy beginning this blockade, it will be able to stop ships.” “What we are seeing as a result? We are seeing a complete diversion.” “You’re seeing major super tankers change direction and go to the Gulf of America for oil and gas.” “The president was very clear they his address to the nation a week and-a-half ago.” “He said that the United States right now is operating at 95% capacity.” “He said that the United States right now is producing more oil and gas than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined and if you remember, he said it twice, he said let me say that again.” “The U.S. Is producing more oil and gas that Saudi Arabia and Russia combined.” “He directed allies to buy oil and gas from America.” “The U.S. and allies are increasing their naval presence in the Strait of Hormuz right now, to indicate to the world that, yes, Iran wanted the strait closed.” “It will then be closed and all the traffic will be redirected to the Gulf of America where the United States will up its capacity and up its sales of oil and gas to the rest of the world.”
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Global reset. Listen closely — this is one of the most important breakdowns yet of what’s unfolding around the Iran situation. It is a peek behind the curtain to President Trump’s longterm strategy. After Trump ordered U.S. Naval forces to begin a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, Maria Bartiromo laid out what she says is the broader geopolitical shift now underway. BARTIROMO: “Very big news. We have major developments this morning with the president directing the Navy to begin this blockade of ships in the Strait of Hormuz.” “This is very important because Iran tried hard to extort the global economy and take over securing the Strait of Hormuz.” “It is not working.” “As you just saw, the president’s post this morning on Truth Social, that the U.S. Navy is beginning this blockade right now of the Strait of Hormuz.” “Why is this important? Because the strait is a narrow waterway. Typically, the strait is the choke point where 20% of the oil and gas of the world is traveling through this strait and as a result of what you are seeing this morning with the Navy beginning this blockade, it will be able to stop ships.” “What we are seeing as a result? We are seeing a complete diversion.” “You’re seeing major super tankers change direction and go to the Gulf of America for oil and gas.” “The president was very clear they his address to the nation a week and-a-half ago.” “He said that the United States right now is operating at 95% capacity.” “He said that the United States right now is producing more oil and gas than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined and if you remember, he said it twice, he said let me say that again.” “The U.S. Is producing more oil and gas that Saudi Arabia and Russia combined.” “He directed allies to buy oil and gas from America.” “The U.S. and allies are increasing their naval presence in the Strait of Hormuz right now, to indicate to the world that, yes, Iran wanted the strait closed.” “It will then be closed and all the traffic will be redirected to the Gulf of America where the United States will up its capacity and up its sales of oil and gas to the rest of the world.”

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