That is baiting the Us constituents with a fear factor.One oil expert said gas prices in the U.S. could go as high as $17 per gallon if the Red Sea would be blocked.
It sounds like something a russian propaganda machine would publish.
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That is baiting the Us constituents with a fear factor.One oil expert said gas prices in the U.S. could go as high as $17 per gallon if the Red Sea would be blocked.
Hmm, who could we blame for that? Biden!!!!!One oil expert said gas prices in the U.S. could go as high as $17 per gallon if the Red Sea would be blocked.
That is baiting the Us constituents with a fear factor.
It sounds like something a russian propaganda machine would publish.
Business rules the oil system and a simple misinformation could be used to increase gas pricing. But that straight is not that important to US nor oil futures.I lived through one of those times, in that case because of an oil embargo, and I saw what can and did happen. Maybe when you get older, you'll maybe realize how fragile the world's oil system really is.
I lived thru those same times, & we never sawI lived through one of those times, in that case because of an oil embargo, and I saw what can and did happen. Maybe when you get older, you'll maybe realize how fragile the world's oil system really is.
I'm afraid I can only provide a somewhat diplomatic/evasive reply to this.That's valuable feedback. Thanks. In truth, geopolitics is rarely entirely defensive when the United States is concerned. But the question still stands. Would you have the U. S. abandon the Red Sea shipping lanes to Houthi terrorist attacks?
Business rules the oil system and a simple misinformation could be used to increase gas pricing. But that straight is not that important to US nor oil futures.
i think today we are at about $75 a barrel which is about what is was when gas cost about $1 a gallon here in the US. That business is so corrupt that is should be decentralized from big corporations and the political manipulation.
I understand. What I don't understand is a failure to oppose Iran's theocracy or its proxies, but that's a different issue. Parenthetically,My political interests and advocacy is more concerned with opposing the Imperialist system (Lenin's analysis) rather than advocating for a given foreign policy the Imperialist powers would use to manage their domination of the third world.
Israel will fail because its terrible crimes will
inspire more armed rebellion. They're just
too full of hatred, vengeance, & bigotry
to see it.
It's a thoughtful reply, but I don't agree with labeling it as an entirely defensive operation.
If any country that the Western imperialists had put under blockade had responded with airstrikes, I don't think for a moment that the international community would see it as an act of defense and not of aggression. Given that the West supported the blockade against Yemen, it's quite clear to me that it is not a commitment of America or the Brits to 'the free flow of international commerce', but a commitment to the free flow of their commerce.
1,200 was a while ago. They're up to 23,000 now.
Hmm, who could we blame for that? Biden!!!!!
The Republicans are in "blame Biden no matter what" mode.
Pro-Hamas?If they were failing, the pro-Hamas people wouldn't be so upset.
I oppose political Islam outright - due to my values, political opinions and also because I could not visit countries like Iran without immediate threat to my safety.What I don't understand is a failure to oppose Iran's theocracy or its proxies, but that's a different issue.
Nobodies.Whose free commerce is achieved by firing ballistic missiles and drones at cargo ships?
Pro-Hamas?
Nobodies.
Whose free commerce was achieved by blockading Yemen's ports?
For what it's worth:That said, I do think that the way that the United States has acted towards Persia and neighbouring countries could be fairly classified as terrorism as the Iranian government has.
More nonsense. Trump is the one that blames everyone else. Biden only blame Trump for what he clearly did wrong."The buck stops with me!" ----Joe Biden.
"It's Trump's fault!" ---Joe Biden.
Great. I am quite the same. News reports are not expert opinion but I get it. You want US to go to war with iran, right?I pay attention to the experts, but I don't take just one opinion.