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But also what is the workable near term plan for reopening the strait that does involve US boots on the ground

Iran have wiped out 17% of Qatar's LNG capacity for the next 5 years.

Also did any of the Gulf Arab countries (including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Jordan, Bahrain, or Kuwait) condemn the massacre of 170 schoolgirls in southern Iran by the U.S. military which operates bases on their territory? Turkey and Oman issued statements about it. If not it would be interesting to understand why not.

This is huge news guys which proves my assessment, but this time on Saudi. The US is effectively destroying Saudi ability to export any of its oil. After Hormuz shut, Saudi switched 50% of its export capacity to Red Sea through Yanbou port. That port, which was the only remaining operational export outlet, has been hit last night and was accordingly shut. The Saudi Red Sea recaliberation was always unrealistic and it will now be unable to export any of its resources. Saudi will have two options in six months max. Either go to war with Iran, which will result in more losses and not ensure victory like Ukraine and Russia current situation. The other is experiencing a domestic islamic uprising that will kick the US and all western powers from the region. I think the second option is more likely. Regardless of the direction saudi takes, MBS will be known as the last king of Saudi. After him, there will be no Kings and the Al Saud are out of power forever.

I saw a post from a dad that said he does a "family presentation night" once a month. Each kid picks a topic. Practices it. Presents it. His 8-year-old presented on dinosaurs. Eye contact. Q&A. The whole thing. My first reaction was that's extra. My second reaction was that kid is going to eat in job interviews.

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People will look back and realize that these past two weeks were like the last week of January and the first week of February 2020. Nobody was concerned, let alone alarmed. A month later, they were fighting over toilet paper at the grocery store.

I think that we are headed for a Saudi-Iranian war. And I don't think it will end positively for the House of Saud

They're hitting the world's largest industrial energy facilities with ballistic f****** missiles

this time reminds me of how I felt at the beginning of covid when it was clear everything would come crashing to a halt but most people could not see it yet