Piotr Ch

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BRO THIS CHART IS INSANE!!! $ADBE

Three ships were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz today. Iran is planting mines. Shipping traffic is down 95%. And this meme’s “solution” is somehow only 10x more ridiculous than the actual backup plan. 20 million barrels of oil per day normally transit the strait. A standard oil tanker truck carries 190 barrels. To replace the strait with trucks across Oman, you’d need 105,000 truckloads per day. One truck merging onto a desert highway every 1.6 seconds, around the clock. The entire United States operates roughly 13,000 crude oil tanker trucks. This plan would need four times the American fleet running a single route through Oman without stopping. Now here’s the real plan. Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline and the UAE’s Fujairah pipeline have a combined spare capacity of 3.5 to 5.5 million barrels per day. The strait handles 20 million. Five Gulf states, including Iraq, Kuwait, and Qatar, have zero bypass infrastructure. Their entire export revenue runs through a 21-mile gap between Iran and Oman. Iraq’s southern oil fields have dropped 70% since February 28, from 4.3 million barrels per day to 1.3 million. Kuwait declared force majeure. Qatar stopped gas production entirely. The IEA just announced the largest reserve release in history, 400 million barrels. That buys roughly 96 hours. Brent closed at $92 today. Iran’s IRGC said this morning they won’t allow “a single liter” through. The meme has 7 million views because everyone looking at $92 oil instinctively understands that 20% of global supply depending on one 21-mile chokepoint was always the real joke. The trucks are the punchline. The strait was the setup.

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