Mike Murray

@MJTruthUltra He didn’t say the Iranian civilization would die tonight…he was vague. I’m guessing he’s threatening the IRGC civilization, the deep state civilization. Otherwise, he would have said Iran. Trump chooses his words wisely oddly enough

This is a very tough post to be excited about.. President Trump says “a whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again” Despite how some feel about this subject, I just want to remind everyone there are good people in Iran. “Whole civilization” means them too. I don’t think that will happen tonight… the key part that stands out is “maybe something Revolutionarily can happen.” All I can suggest is just pray for the good people to rise up and finally put an end to the 47 year cycle. God, please guide the hands and words of our President today.

@WallStreetMav If we spend $1.5T, Trump will get a return on that money for the American people. Loyd’s of London won’t be able to insure shipping. It will be the US Navy. Our military needs to be paid by foreign countries to keep the peace on the high seas

Increasing the US Military budget from $850 billion in 2025 to a new level of $1.5 trillion per year would increase the US budget deficit from $2 trillion to about $2.6 trillion per year. Over 10 years it would add about $7 trillion more to the national debt than current estimates. We would probably grow the debt from $39 trillion (today) to about $70 trillion in the year 2036. Interest payments on the national debt already consume 25% of all US govt revenue. Growing the debt that fast would likely force the govt to spend about 35% to 40% of all revenue on interest payments by 2036. Buy more gold and silver … this spending and debt train is accelerating.

@AngryPatriotic @SaltyGoat17 If that’s the fear, then why doesn’t Europe play nicely with the US, who defends them? Why doesn’t EU buy oil from Russia? It’s a lie. We can pull out of NATO and strike an economic deal with Russia

@SaltyGoat17 As soon as we pull out... Russia will be emboldened to expand its invasion beyond Ukraine.

I have a feeling Trump is about to remove us from NATO. Everyone cool with that?

@amuse @ThomMohr I agree with you Amuse. Imagine the economic partnership the US could have with Russia if we withrew from NATO. Obviously, Europe doesn’t feel threatened by Russia or they wouldn’t rely on the US’s protection and, instead, would be seriously funding their own protection.

@ThomMohr I’m so confused by the comment. Are you supporting the withdraw of US troops or are you making a case for staying? Why would Austria want 100,000 US troops spread across 19 European nations on 200+ installations?

NATO: After this weekend how do you feel about the idea of Trump bringing our 100,000 troops home from Europe and giving NATO notice that the US will withdraw from the alliance? x.com/amuse/status/2…

@ianmiles The US is cornering the majority of the oil market and will reprice oil to non oil producing countries, like Europe, Japan, and China. They hold lots of US debt that oil can be repriced to cancel the debt. Cheap oil in US means cheaper manufacturing

The US might be $39 trillion in debt because it spends an inordinate amount of money on the military, but who's gonna collect it? Europe? Haha. What do you think the $39 trillion is for?

@AmericanDebunk I agree! Do you see a path where Trump strikes a massive trade deal with Russia, using the dollar system, while simultaneously removing US troops from NATO? Seems the deeps state in EU are connected to Iran…hmmm

This war is vaulting America out of many issues. One being NATO- its now in shambles, which creates a clear path to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

@BasedMikeLee Yes!

Would you support a constitutional amendment prospectively limiting birthright citizenship to children born to U.S. citizen parents?

@amuse @akoz33 Exactly! Great post. I think Trump will use the leverage of pulling out of NATO as trade negotiations with Putin. Maybe a $12T trade agreement, unsanctioning Russian oil, and Russia selling oil in USD. Trump is a deal maker.

Trump can withdraw the US from NATO. He would be sued and the courts would have to determine if the Congress is able to strip the President of his treaty power as they have tried in the NDAA. What Trump should do is stay in NATO but remove all troops and bases from Europe. Article Six makes support of another member completely optional. The President alone gets to decide how to respond if Article Five is invoked.

Trump legally can’t withdraw from NATO without Senate’s approval & there is no chance he will get one. But … there is nothing to stop him from making NATO essentially meaningless & letting everyone understand this.

@BodensteinCorne @BillKristol Trump showed the real allies are in the Middle East (not Europe). They won't backstab the security force (USA) and choose the Yuan. No way...not after Trump taking out Iran.

@BillKristol The sooner Trump pulls out of the Gulf the sooner "NATO" can get oil and gas through the strait using Yuan. Not sure what the US can do about the petrodollar being dropped for trade, but hey that's their problem 🤗

I assume that tonight Trump will head for the exits in Iran. He may try to disguise the retreat by announcing the U.S. is leaving NATO, which Trump will present as a liberation from ungrateful allies and a victory for America First. So he'll make a bad outcome far worse.

@BillKristol But couldn't drastically reducing NATO be a good thing if Trump negotiates the end of the Ukraine war and Russia sells their oil in USD? Think peace and prosperity

@johnkonrad And, yes, the Strait of Hormuz was open before the war...but Lloyd's of London shipping insurance was expensive due to Iran, effectively making a tax gift to Europe for the oil. After the war, the price of oil should bee cheaper with safer passage

“It will hurt America’s economy too” Dear Europe: Most Americans love you. Most Americans don’t care how you govern yourselves. Most Americans (especially the center and left) don’t even care that our taxes pay for your security. I warned a year or two ago that Americans will shrug off insults for years and just roll our eyes…. until we don’t. That’s how the American psyche works. We don’t care until we do. Then we all get pissed off at once and do something irrational. I don’t know why. It just is. The entire left and big portions of the right aren’t pleased that we hit Iran. Many would agree with the points you’re making. But at the end of the day, we are Americans. We will give you a long leash, but when it runs out, we jerk the chain back hard. NOBODY wants the Strait of Hormuz to remain shut. Nobody, or at least very few, want Europeans to suffer a massive energy crisis. But frankly, we are fed up with the rhetoric. And if you don’t think we’ll cut off our nose to spite our face, you don’t know Americans at all. You can push and jeer and mock and scorn us for years, even decades. But when Americans snap, it will happen quickly and without warning. And we are very close to the breaking point.

@johnkonrad America is energy independent. Trump could issue an EO to tariff oil exports to keep cheaper oil at home. In turn, manufacturers will flock to the USA's cheap energy. This is what Trump has been promising for several years. If Europe sure can't power AI data centers.

@AmericanDebunk I think pulling out of NATO will also create a HUGE trade agreement with Russia, selling oil in US Dollars again.

Not many people are naming what is happening right now. Trump is using the Iran war to send a message, and tonight at 9pm he will double down on it. This is obvious if you look at everything Trump has said over the past few days and weeks. Let's take a look at it all and then analyze it all from the persuasion angle, and that you will realize what is happening. Trump to Britain: "Build up some delayed courage, go to the Strait and just TAKE IT. Go get your own oil." Trump to the Iranians: "Seize control of your destiny. Take your government back." (The night the Iran war began). To everyone else: "Fend for yourselves." Trump said today he is "absolutely" considering withdrawing from NATO. The pattern is so obvious, and now that you see it too, you can notice all the ways Trump and his administration are leveraging the Iran war to force allies to take AGENCY. We'll talk about why below. Trump is telling the entire world the same thing. Stop waiting for America. We're not your parents anymore. Grow up. Develop some agency. Take what you need. Handle your business. Democrats are going to view this as a bad thing, but forcing the world to grow up is good for everyone. Rubio confirmed yesterday that the US is destroying Iran's military "ahead of schedule." Trump followed with "The war could be over in 2-3 weeks." Trump and his team are wrapping this thing up. They are bombarding the media, allies, and Iran with the idea that the war is winding down. This is intentional, and it will speed up negotiations because it is in everyones' heads now. So look for Trump to continue this message tonight at 9 and for peace talks to speed up following the speech. The persuasion move underneath it all: Trump is reframing dependency as weakness. Every country that has spent 70 years calling Washington when something goes wrong now has to ask a question they've never had to answer: What do we actually do on our own? Trump can't just end NATO or force out some new deal. He has to prime everyone for it first. And that's what is happening now. He's leveraging the Iran war in this way. Here are my predictions for what the Trump-Iran war produces and makes way for when the dust settles: - Iran is fully disarmed. No threat to Israel or the Middle East for generations. - NATO dissolves or a new deal is made. - The Russia-Ukraine war ends, and the dissolvment/revision of NATO will be the key to make this happen. You just watch. Trump is about to do all three through this one conflict. Watch. Trump is using the Iran war as the mechanism to sever the world from America and create peace. So continue to watch for Trump to hammer down on the agency message that he's been building. That's a guarantee. The era of American babysitting is over. Years of analyzing Trump and he still leaves me in awe. It'll be a fun couple of days.

@Fredrush18Rush @TrumpTruthOnX To go secure safe passage of their own oil. They supposedly have a navy.

@TrumpTruthOnX You said during one month you destroyed everything in Iran and you won. So, why do you need help ?

The Country of France wouldn’t let planes headed to Israel, loaded up with military supplies, fly over French territory. France has been VERY UNHELPFUL with respect to the “Butcher of Iran,” who has been successfully eliminated! The U.S.A. will REMEMBER!!! President DJT (TS: 31 Mar 07:19 ET)​​​‍​​‌‍​​‌‍​​​​​​​‌‍​​​​‌‍​​​‌‍​​​​‌‍​​​​​​‌‍​​‌‍​​​​​​​‌‍​​‌‍​​​​​​​​​‌‍​​​​‌‍​​​​​​​​‌‍​​‌‍​​​​​​​​​‌‍​​​‌‍​​​​​​​‌‍

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@EXIT_FIAT Great write up! My question is why you say “HCL can't distribute revenue shares at a program rate. Math breaks at 1310.” To me, the 1310 locks the value in with the US dollar. Iraq just isn’t sovereign yet until they control their own currency. That’s how I see it anyway.

250,000 Barrels Per Day. Through Turkey. At 10:00 AM Baghdad time today, Iraqi oil started flowing through the Kurdistan pipeline to Turkey's Ceyhan port. First time since the Iran war began. Three independent sources confirmed before the pumps turned on. Iraqi Oil Minister Hayyan Abdul-Ghani told parliament directly. A US diplomatic envoy publicly thanked both Erbil and Baghdad for reaching the deal. Kurdish political sources confirmed through party media. 250,000 barrels per day from Kirkuk fields. Another 200,000 possible from KRG fields. Up to 450,000 barrels a day that don't touch the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's been charging rent on the Strait since Day 1 of this conflict. Limited shipping. Yuan-only settlement demands for anyone who wants through. Today Iraq opened a door that doesn't need Iran's permission. While that happened, CENTCOM dropped 5,000-pound GBU-72 deep penetrator munitions on Iranian anti-ship missile sites along the Strait coastline. First time that weapon has ever been used in combat. Hardened coastal bunkers. Gone. Two moves. Same day. One opens an alternative route. The other clears the original. The Coordination Framework granted Sudani temporary powers to keep governing while the PM decision is frozen until after the war. Supreme Court backed the arrangement. That's how this pipeline deal got done in the middle of a regional conflict. Part 1 of the series documented the HCL and the 17-year blockage that Maliki's Iranian-funded blocs used to keep oil revenue locked up. Part 2 traced the $17.7 billion paper trail through Western banks that kept that machine funded. The Baghdad-Erbil pipeline dispute was one of the last structural pieces from that era. Today it opened. Kuwait repriced its currency during a war. While the country was still on fire. Iraq is building bypass infrastructure during one. The pattern from Part 3 holds. Resets don't wait for stability. They happen during the dismantling. HCL can't distribute revenue shares at a program rate. Math breaks at 1310. Treasury wants the world "well supplied with energy." The President says the Iran war ends "soon and when I decide." IMO the pipeline and the Hormuz strikes are positioning for what comes after. Secure the energy. Then let the rate catch up to the resource base. Gold at $5,009. Silver at $79. Fed frozen at 3.5%. Still watching what happens when those barrels hit Ceyhan and the settlement terms come out. IRAQ ➕ IQD ➕ VND ➕ VES ➕ XRP ➕ GOLD ➕ SILVER ➕ RARE EARTH MINERALS 🟰 RV

@TPV_John Purple is Sovereignty

The purple tie has now become a staple for Trump. It used to be solid, bright red. The symbolism here is too blatant and obvious to ignore. Uniparty. Duality. Freemasonic. Trump now sees himself as a king.

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@PeterSchiff It’s deeper than Iran, it’s also choking off oil to China through the Hormuz Strait and using that as leverage for trade negotiations.

According to Trump, we attacked Iran because they were about to attack us and we needed to beat them to it. I don't believe that is true. Someone needs to demand that Trump produce the intelligence that convinced him Iran was about to attack us. If this is a lie, what else is?

@JoshEakle The key phrase is that taxes can only be collected by Congress. Tariffs run directly through the Treasury. Like JFK, Trump has hinted at a US Treasury dollar being issued against US assets like gold, silver, oil, etc. This “funding” bypasses Congress. That’s what Trump is doing.

Wars can only be declared by Congress. Taxes can only be levied by Congress. Spending can only be appropriated by Congress. Laws can only be passed by Congress. Any President who refuses to work with Congress is an enemy of the Constitution and the rule of law.