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@juliajeler @NoLimitGains Not extra. Total. That's both ways . Ballast and laden. Same as mid march. That doesn't mean 6-8 million barrels is coming out .

@MPCArchivist @NoLimitGains Sweet cheeks, 3-4 extra tankers a day is 6-8m barrels a day. Read the chart

🚨 DONALD TRUMP JUST POSTED THIS: “Time is running out, 48 hours before all Hell will reign down on them.”

@juliajeler @NoLimitGains Oil you retard. Oil is the point. Nobody gives a shit that a freighter of plywood went through. Can you read your own chart? 3-4 tankers. Same as 3 weeks ago.

@MPCArchivist @NoLimitGains As much as you wish it isn’t, it is. It’s a dramatic change.

Almost rooting for Yul Brynner this year.

@LitecoinTA @juliajeler @NoLimitGains 3-4 tankers a day.

@MPCArchivist @juliajeler @NoLimitGains Same applies to you.

I don't need you to agree with me on war with Iran. I need fencesitter Frank in Appleton to agree with you because November. And you're all doing a terrible job of making that happen.

@MatthewMcCrac18 @mercoglianos @MilkRoadMacro @SheDrills Hundreds of ships trapped for over a month. Mariners dead and ships set on fire. Missiles flying overhead daily. Shipowners burning cash by the hour and crew desperately want out of there. I'm sure the idiocy is off the charts in that pond now.

@MPCArchivist @mercoglianos @MilkRoadMacro @SheDrills Have they ever heard of a radio? Or maybe filling out an application to so they can get clearance to go through?

AROUND 15-18 SHIPS PASSED HORMUZ IN THE LAST 24 HOURS This is largest amount of traffic we've seen through the Strait of Hormuz since March 1st. Here are the previous numbers for context: Before the war, the Strait handled 130+ ships per day. Right now, we’re at roughly 10% of normal flow. But here’s the shift: Throughout most of March, traffic averaged just 2 ships/day. But now we’re consistently seeing double digits. So yes, it’s still low but it’s a meaningful improvement. That said, this won’t ease pressure on oil just yet. For that, the Strait needs to fully reopen at scale. We track the Strait of Hormuz traffic daily. Follow along if you want to stay ahead of this trend.

@MatthewMcCrac18 @mercoglianos @MilkRoadMacro @SheDrills Because it never hurts to ask. Worst they can do is say no (or send you to the bottom in a hellish inferno).

@mercoglianos @MilkRoadMacro @SheDrills Why do these tankers sail right up to the strait and then turn around? They should kinda know that there is a new program. I know this is going at 100 timed speed but many vessels seem to disapper in the Strait. Is this AIS spoofing or GPS jamming or both?

@juliajeler @NoLimitGains Reality isn't just a matter of speaking it. It doesn't happen because you wish it.

@MPCArchivist @NoLimitGains False

@juliajeler @NoLimitGains No it hasn't. It's 3-4 tankers a day.

@NoLimitGains He’s playing games. Strait has ‘opened’ significantly in the last 2 days. By Monday market open he’ll tweet that Iran has ‘conceded’ by letting 20 ships per day (which is current rate now anyway)

@DoubleDauwn Meat packers, railroads, oil companies and steel were the rallying cry for regulation and anti-trust laws 120 years ago. A century later they're all even more consolidated than when the project started with the added bonus of being mostly foreign owned now.

I just had an epiphany. What if, instead of choosing between breaking up the packers and spreading our cheeks for them, we just made them operate in accordance with existing US law like the rest of us?

You shouldn't black pill, but you should consider the possibility that a reinvigorated left takes total control in a few years with a prime directive to lock in power forever. And you should be preparing financially, relationship wise, career etc for that in a practical manner.

How is an escort going to convince 35 Flips that Iran can't get one drone through and turn the million barrels of flammable liquid they're standing on into an inescapable inferno?

@steveplotnicki @DavidKlion No, the special pleading is an extension of your historical hatred, misanthropy and ethnocentrism. I see you still dodging what Jews push on others' homelands and slipped the question of negation.

@MPCArchivist @DavidKlion That's the problem in a nutshell. Your rejection of the special pleading is a continuation of historic antisemitism. That's exactly how Jews see it and it causes us to fight even harder.

What's funny is the biblical account (while admittedly mythical and not a basis for contemporary international law in any case) completely contradicts this... which any Jew who just had a seder ought to be freshly aware of.

@steveplotnicki @DavidKlion Lol, always with the special pleading. Do Jews doing that outside of Israel, like let's say the 4 Jewish dictators Europe had in the 20th Century negate that claim? And not my point anyway. It's that they claim the right to tell Whites how to run their states by post WWII ethics.

@MPCArchivist @DavidKlion It's different. Muslims and Christians oppressed Jews for centuries. Pogroms, forced conversions, confiscated property, murder. Jews have a legitimate argument about needing their own state as a matter of self-defense.

@steveplotnicki @DavidKlion It's not past tense. You're not condemning it now. Jews need to learn to share a state with low IQ hostiles, just like Jews said Whites in Alabama and Mississippi had to. Them's the post-WWII rules your people insisted on.

@MPCArchivist @DavidKlion I haven't claimed the right to anything. I simply said that's how events played out and they are not going to be reversed.

@steveplotnicki @DavidKlion No Plotnicki. It's your people who insisted we do things differently after WWII. You can't claim the same right to conquest and shystering people out of land with deed laundering like they're plains Stone Agers in the 19th Century. You told the world that was wrong.

@FilipMelanchton @DavidKlion And it doesn't matter if they believe in their existance or if David does since the land was taken by a combination of commerce and force, just like the U.S.

@andrewm8665 @FabiusMaximus01 @ArmchairW Imagine making it to adulthood and not understanding the Pentagon is filled with pathological liars.

@MPCArchivist @FabiusMaximus01 @ArmchairW My mistake - So you're still just flat wrong. Too bad, I thought you were at least progressing.

Despite claims that the US has air supremacy over Iran, with manned aircraft overflying its interior, reports say the F-15 was shot down in the border zone of Khuzestan Province (which extends to max 100 miles from border). @ArmchairW

@andrewm8665 @FabiusMaximus01 @ArmchairW " Now you say it's hard " No, I didnt. The DOD telling you that they've run 13k sorties, that's 420/day, with most or nearly all requiring in flight refueling, with 2 carrier strike groups (one pulled out after 2 wks) & some rolled up Gulf bases is a mathematical impossibility.

@MPCArchivist @FabiusMaximus01 @ArmchairW You started by saying it's impossible. Now you say it's hard. And you're still forgetting land based, and the fact that our actual capability is far over reported. Yes, it's hard. I said that. Some of us can do hard things.

@DopeJawnPaul @mtracey Like they make a lot of products under the Reese's banner. like the Reese's Easter eggs or Reese's pieces, but they're only going to change the original Reese's Peanut Butter Cups back to the original formula.

@mtracey what was he talking about with that 3% vs 100% bit? 3% what?

Watch this and have your mind absolutely blown

@andrewm8665 @FabiusMaximus01 @ArmchairW Surge? LOL, it's been over a month. They'd be ground to dirt at that tempo in two weeks. Not one video of a US fighter jet or bomber in interior Iranian airspace. Other than B1s, they're just sticking the tip in and letting standoffs rip.

Public info gives 240 sortie a day surge capacity. And public info on US platforms almost always understates, often substantially. So without even counting the very large number of land based sorties, 420/day is quite achievable. It is, however, a very high operational tempo, which runs maintenance cycles into the red and increases risk of mechanical failures and human error.