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I know a lot of guys broke today because they believed that theory Facts below IRAN 🇮🇷 • Current production: Approximately 3.3 million bpd of crude oil (plus ~1.3 million bpd of condensate and other liquids), totaling around 4.6 million bpd in liquids. January 2026 figures show ~3.13 million bpd (down slightly from ~3.21 million bpd in December 2025). VENEZUELA 🇻🇪 • January 2026: ~924,000 bpd (down from ~1.12 million bpd in December 2025). Exports: Have rebounded significantly in recent months following eased U.S. sanctions and deals allowing increased sales (e.g., via trading houses like Vitol and Trafigura, and partners like Chevron). Exports reached ~800,000 bpd in January 2026 (up from ~500,000 bpd in December 2025). Recent large shipments (e.g., 2-million-barrel cargoes to India) indicate surging exports, with projections of billions in revenue (e.g., over $1 billion already and up to $5 billion in short-term agreements).

@YeahNah141634 @MarioBojic Don’t listen to me Take it from your own This guy was there And unlike you, he actually fought m.youtube.com/watch?v=VJh1i0…

@mirzaotovic @MarioBojic The intention of muslims worldwide to exaggerate and dramatize events in which they portray themselves as victims is obvious. Palestine is often cited as an example by those who argue that terrorists hide behind civilian populations after committing attacks.

🇮🇱🇺🇳BREAKING: Israel has just struck a UN peacekeeping base in Lebanon. The peacekeeping mission in Lebanon includes 182 soldiers from Serbia - and one of them is my good friend. Israel’s forces better hope and pray that no Serbian soldier was harmed.

So you agree You attacked Slovenia You attacked Croatia You attacked Bosnia You attacked Kosovo And you lost them all And now you bitch and cry Cry and complain that it’s all a because everyone hates the Serbs. No one gives a shit about Interesting enough, your nation or people bare no significance outside of providing Dubai with a constant supply of attractive prostitutes.

@Machee23 @MarioBojic Shit. I was there Bread would change prices 3x per day Morning Lunch Dinner The average salary couldn’t buy toilet paper Nationalism was used to defuse the crime The crime was hyperinflation Raiding the coffers

I’ll help you It’s clear chapGT is your only source • The economy was in sharp decline: GDP per capita dropped significantly from ~$5,000 in 1991 to lower levels in 1992. • Hyperinflation accelerated dramatically in late 1992 (thousands of percent monthly by 1993), making nominal dinar figures meaningless without context. • Salaries were often paid in dinars but rapidly lost value; many people bartered or used foreign currency (e.g., Deutsche Marks or USD) informally. • Official data often refers to the full SFRY or remaining FRY, with averages in USD for comparability.

@Machee23 @MarioBojic For comparison: In 1988–1989 (pre-crisis peak), averages were ~$290–$1,850 annually in some reports, but by 1992, real purchasing power had collapsed.

@mtyson29 @KobeissiLetter Not good. Had to get out This is going to last And it’s going to hurt Figured it to be a quick mission Kill the head Head falls Regime change And oil flows freely Not the case

@mirzaotovic @KobeissiLetter Hey so how’s that short? Still trying to catch it?

The million dollar question: What happens to the stock market this week? Here's our view: In the lead up to this weekend's events in Iran, we saw a large geopolitical risk premium priced into many parts of this market. Oil prices are up +20% in 6 weeks and gold prices surged +13% in a month. The question becomes: is this geopolitical risk premium "enough" for what's happening now? It's an "expectations versus reality" situation. At the 6 PM ET futures open today, we expect to see an initial surge in commodity prices and drop in equities. In our view, the Strait of Hormuz situation, and its potential closure, is the biggest risk to financial markets right now which will drive broader price action. What happens in the Strait of Hormuz will largely depend on how long this conflict lasts: Historically, President Trump has heavily favored swift military operations, such as the June 2025 Iran strikes and the capture of Venezuela's President Maduro. If President Trump follows this historical path, we believe an initial surge in commodity markets and drop in equity markets could be rapidly undone, particularly if a "deal" is floated again. Even any sort of indication of when the military campaign will "end" could reverse price action rapidly. Again, a substantial geopolitical risk premium is already priced in. However, the catastrophic case for markets is one where the US and Israel enter a prolonged war with Iran lasting months or longer, resulting in a sustained closure of the Strait of Hormuz. A full closure of the Strait of Hormuz would send oil prices above $100 per barrel, according our analysis, which would imply a spike in US CPI inflation to ~5%. That said, do not forget that three of President Trump's top policy priorities are to be the "peace president," eliminate inflation, and lower US gas prices to $2.00 per gallon. A prolonged war with Iran would work in the opposite direction of these key initiatives, particularly in the short-term during a crucial midterm election year. We think Trump aims for a short and swift operation and markets prevail once again as the dust settles.

Only after you recognize some facts You attacked Slovenia You attacked Croatia You attacked Bosnia You attacked Kosovo You got bombed by NATO you lost Slovenia You lost Croatia You lost Kosovo Montenegro ran away from you Dispute one of these Show me something that is a fact Not just Serbian b/s

@mirzaotovic @MarioBojic Your reaction says it all. The Serbs in these villages were slaughtered in their homes by the bosnian muslims, so there was no aggression from the Serbs, the bosnian muslims had the help of the iranian mujahideen. Don't hurt yourself

It’s not a deflection. Every idiot serb, Muslim, Croat or Slovenian or whatever, thinks the war started due to nationalism. Simply not true. Milosevic raided the banks. Borrowed to the hills Couldn’t pay the interest Average salary in 1988 - 1992 rose by 15,000% Because the Central Bank in Serbia wanted to print its way out Yugoslavia lists its borrowing power Let me know which one of these isn’t a fact. And just an FYI you can’t cheat on this one with chapGT Requires reading research papers on banking and tracing the money. M2 money supply in Yugoslavia between Markovic thru Milosevic (1988 thru 1992)

@Matt_Pinner 😂😂

What advice would you give this donkey? 😅

Just like the Kosovar Albanians didn’t cross the border into Serbia to Attack Serbs Or like when Serbia attacked Slovenia in Slovenia Or when you attacked Croatians in Croatia Not one of these other guys Crossed into Serbia and attacked Serbs Get that thru your fucking head So when your trying to justify your fucking crimes I was in Kosovo in 98 and 99 I saw it I don’t need to read it in a book

@YeahNah141634 @MarioBojic And you keep forgetting one BIG GIANT FACT SERB’s attacked the Bosnian Muslims In BOSNIA you fucking retard No one went to Serbia to attack you You motherless cunt Get that thru your fucking head You fucking Serb cunt

@YeahNah141634 @MarioBojic It’s not even close

@NoahsArk1000 Byproduct of First Cousins having sex

What kind of behavior is that?

@JoshuaAtLarge 😂😂😂

Never forget what you're fighting for.

Your sending me garbage from ChapGt I’m giving you the real reason the war started. Milosevic and his buddies robbed the banks And when there was nothing else to rob, they set the house on fire to hide the crimes. Trump is doing it today. He’s family and friends are getting rich while the average person is distracted with ICE IRAN VENEZUELA and etc. It’s always a trick

@mirzaotovic @MarioBojic And now what? Croatia and Slovenia more in debt to the IMF then ever were before. They gave up their currencies for the Euro. Fascists Croatians were lucky they were ever to be a part of Yugoslavia. Nobody lives better now than they did under Tito. Croatians and Bosnians agree.🤷🏻‍♂️

@iPiss0nQran @MarioBojic Numbskull

@mirzaotovic @MarioBojic Good, they don’t belong in Europe.

@YeahNah141634 @MarioBojic Just a question Which year was this July 1995 ??

@mirzaotovic @MarioBojic Serbs who lived in the vicinity of Srebrenica, mostly old men, women and children, were attacked and massacred by bosnian muslims, who later cried about the massacre of them, just like the Gaza muslims, first they planned the slaughter and then played the victim card

hahaha What do you know about YugoBank ? Because that’s why the war started. If you had any clue, you’d understand that Belgrade was the Central Committee- Picture it like the IRS and all revenues came to Belgrade And then it got trickled down to the rest of the republics Unfortunately for the rest of the republics, Belgrade kept 79% of the revenues and only sent 21% down the line That’s why Slovenia, and Croatia wanted out. They weren’t happy with working for Serbs in Belgrade. There’s an old saying Trepča Radi a Beograd se Gradi Trepča is a mine in Kosovo (today under Kosovos control). Albanians slaved while the Serbs robbed all the revenues. And one last point, Milosevic robbed the YugoBank Yugoslavian debt became to a point where it couldn’t service the interest on the debt The average Yugoslav in 1992 was getting a salary of 500,000,000 billion dinars And all you could buy was a pack of gum

@mirzaotovic @MarioBojic Here you go. Have fun.