JonAsad
Elite Member
I am fine, KSA is safe Alhamdolillah.How are you and family brother hope safe and sound
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I am fine, KSA is safe Alhamdolillah.How are you and family brother hope safe and sound
his base cares about gas price and will effect mid term elections if price stays highare we all convinced Trump cares about high oil prices? One look at his donor list suggests most will reap a 60 billion dollar windfall from high oil prices. I'm not convinced it's not the intended consequence he hoped for and I don't think he gives a damn about his political future or that of the republican party. @AZ_HighCountry @Hamartia Antidote - thoughts?
Iranian attacks have taken Qatar’s Ras Laffan facility offline, the source of roughly 30% of the world’s helium supply.
Helium is essential for chip manufacturing, MRI machines, fiber optics, and superconductors. CEOs are now warning that 14% of output capacity is now permanently damaged and may take 5 years to recover.
Here’s who’s getting hit hardest right now:
South Korea - 64.7% of helium imports from Qatar ($226.9M). Samsung & SK Hynix fabs are on the clock.
Taiwan - TSMC (18% of global chips) says it’s “monitoring” the situation.
Japan - Chip fabs + major MRI hub. First to run dry if shortages stretch beyond 60 days.
India - Thousands of hospital MRIs already seeing scan delays and rising costs.
Germany - Linde HQ + industrial gas giants. Spot prices up 100%. Rationing underway.
United States - Chipmakers & buyers warned of 15-20% price hikes. Federal reserve already strained.
Also exposed: Singapore, UK (NHS hospitals), France (Air Liquide), China, and more. Australia is one of the few alternative exporters but nowhere near enough to fill the gap.
Helium has no easy substitutes. Your next phone, laptop, data center, and MRI scan all depend on it.
That's very huge impactful
Listen to hyperbolic talk coming from these low-IQ idiots who do not speak for the main street Arab populations.
It was the same situation during NATO's 11 week long war with Serbia in 1999.it's a strange strategy.
want oil prices to stay low --> want strait of Hormoz open - so far so good
threaten to bomb all Iranian power plants (knowing Iran will retaliate against regional power plants) if Iran does not open strait of Hormuz - ???
Is that an attempt at justifying for taking it laying down or something?500:1 cost lmao. Equipment that is being destroyed is a very small fraction of what is being lobbed at it.
Anything but. Equipment will be lost due to multiple reasons. Can't save everything. They are shooting and scooting, maybe they detect hostile aircraft and cant save equipment.Is that an attempt at justifying for taking it laying down or something?
Listen to hyperbolic talk coming from these low-IQ idiots who do not speak for the main street Arab populations.
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