So to recap:
•Trump illegally bombed Iran.
•Iran responded by closing the Straight of Hormuz, thus spiking oil prices.
•Trump is now responding by lifting sanctions on Iranian oil, thus funding the regime he's bombing—all as the Straight of Hormuz remains closed.
So in short, Trump bombed Iran, raised oil prices for Americans, and gave Iran more money. Masterful gambit by the author of the Art of the Deal.
Are we great yet?
@QasimRashid i think the price increase is done mainly to affect India, China, Europe. They must now buy cheaper fuel either from USA or Russia. The extra gains done by Russia will fuel its war effort while the extra gains of USA will help rebuilding their "acquired" Venezuela oil drillers.
China has tacitly agreed to the war in my opinion since they control the rare earths and production. It is kinda modern Tordesillas but with energy on one side production on the other. Meanwhile 1/2
@QasimRashid Meanwhile Europe and India are simply forced with hard power to become subjects of USA, they are not treated as the Chinese because they aren't as strong nor useful.
Also, the increase in price is artificially conducted for the profits stated behind, because there is virtually no lack of gasoline yet, since reserves can be used for +6 months. In my opinion there are two possible futures: Monetized war (less that 6 months) or long war (now prices, lifestyle will really go bad) 2/2
Qasim Rashid, Esq.
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