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๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ท This war has been called many things. "Superpower suicide" might be the most accurate. Fmr. U.S. diplomat and JCPOA negotiator Alan Eyre gave one of the most sobering assessments of where this (broader) conflict is heading: The Houthis now control the Red Sea coastline, key islands in the...

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Blaming America for foreign chaos while ignoring weak leadership is a joke. Real strength means putting our interests first, not begging hostile regimes for deals.

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Alan Eyre isn't talking about missiles. He's describing a supply chain chokehold where the only exit ramp is a diplomatic dead end.

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exporting regional stability while importing higher shipping costs because we outsourcing our foreign policy to local militias is quite the macroeconomic strategy

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I'm giving myself permission to enjoy it.

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Honestly the 'America First has become America alone' quote should be on the front page of every newspaper right now

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OUCH! True, though. I never thought he'd do that much damage... and all to distract attention from the Epstein files!

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Alan Eyre clearly understands this region deeply and its kind of scary how much sense he makes compared to what we actually see happening

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The fact that the US sent NOBODY to BRICS and SCO summits is genuinely wild. Like what are we even doing ๐Ÿ‘€

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The Houthis controlling that much strategic territory and airstrikes alone wont fix it. So whats the actual plan here? Anyone?

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If China really did provide intelligence that got American soldiers killed and thats just being swept under the rug for a photo op... we have serious problems

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Exasperation as foreign policy lol yeah that always works out great for everyone involved

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The bigger risk isnโ€™t just the war itself. Itโ€™s what prolonged conflict does to trade routes, energy prices, alliances and the dollar system. Thatโ€™s the part Iโ€™d be watching. The geopolitical fallout could outlast the headlines.

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