US Perspective on the Iran - Israel / US War
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Pakistani Dragon
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But, but, IRGC fanatics said the US had lost and totally withdrawn from the region, never to return again.
hussain0216
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I've been posting these videos for months and months
Trying to explain, that times have changed and it's not missiles that are the big weapon it's the ECONOMY
And the economic fallout for the U.S and world
The U.S is 40 TRILLION in debt and it's in trouble
I just hope Iran can force a positive outcome where it has a stable economy itself
Pakistani Dragon
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- Oil demand has reduced.
- Alternative routes are also being used.
- New oil suppliers have emerged at the expense of the Middle East.
Pakistani Dragon
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People have been saying that since the 1970s.
It's always about the economy.
The world is still trading in the trillions.
I am sure some people screamed when it reached $1 trillion. Then again when it touched $2 trillion, then $4 trillion, nobody remembers $8 trillion, what about $16 trillion?
From $32 trillion to $40 trillion. Who exactly cares when the US can afford to just mint a $1 trillion coin.
Trillion-dollar coin: Wikipedia
F-22Raptor
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40 tankers and 16M barrels of oil through the Omani corridor last night. Iran has almost no leverage left
F-22Raptor
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The US is a $32T economy, with strong growth and productivity, the most innovative economy on the planet, near record high stocks, and the deepest most efficient capital markets in the world with market capitalization over $80T.
People saying the US economy is in trouble are wishcasting.
F-22Raptor
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hussain0216
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You can't just print money, not when no one wants to boy your debt
It will cause inflation to sky rocket and the interest payments on 40 TRILLION will be incredible
People can count tankers all they like , the only thing that matters is the oil price . What price can you buy a barrel and from where is the most accurate estimate of the situation .
F-22Raptor
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Oil prices are below war peaks and while somewhat elevated nowhere near levels that would be economically unsustainable.
Pakistani Dragon
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America can continue to print money—and they have.
Why hasn't it all crashed already, with the US having $40 trillion in debt? Why isn't there any panic, and why hasn't the world pulled its financial assets out of the US?
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, European countries began withdrawing their gold from the US as confidence in the dollar's convertibility into gold weakened. In 1971, Nixon ended the dollar's convertibility into gold.
What happened next? By 1974, a new system was emerging: gold was effectively replaced by black gold. The petrodollar era had begun, and it has broadly remained that way ever since.
So where's the change? Where's the shift?
How much of the oil is being sold in other currencies?
Ask yourself the question, why isn't Iran able to sell its oil in its own currency for the last 47-years?
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The US will play on the paradox of time and the current situation.
Here lies the idea: within three to six months, the Iranian regime will be economically finished..Any circumvention of US sanctions will have a very weak impact on the economic situation.
The biggest and shocking surprise in this move lies in Trump’s direct threat to punish and paralyze the economies and institutions of countries historically classified as “ally” of Washington if they give Tehran any financial or commercial lifeline.
Washington has decisive pressure cards to rein in the UAE and the Sultanate of Oman, and Iraq appears to be a very complex arena, as US sanctions target shadow cash networks and parallel banks that official institutions in Baghdad are unable to fully control.
Washington will certainly impose sanctions, but not on “the Iraqi government as a state,” but rather on “the Iraqi financial and banking sector and shadow networks.” It will not punish the Iraqi Prime Minister or sever diplomatic relations with Baghdad, but it will punish and prevent dozens of loyal Iraqi banks, companies, and figures. Iran cannot use the dollar or enter the global transfer system (SWIFT), while the China-Pakistan axis remains the most difficult node.
The “paradox of time,” because Trump’s message from this economic downturn aims to be fleeting and not permanent and constant, by directing a crushing financial blow that will paralyze the regime during the first six-month window, so that any subsequent Iranian attempts at circumvention or barter will become weak in impact and without real value, because the internal collapse and Tehran’s cash flow will have already reached the point of no return before the mafia’s plans and complex smuggling networks are completed.
So we are facing a real race against time.
Here lies the idea: within three to six months, the Iranian regime will be economically finished..Any circumvention of US sanctions will have a very weak impact on the economic situation.
The biggest and shocking surprise in this move lies in Trump’s direct threat to punish and paralyze the economies and institutions of countries historically classified as “ally” of Washington if they give Tehran any financial or commercial lifeline.
Washington has decisive pressure cards to rein in the UAE and the Sultanate of Oman, and Iraq appears to be a very complex arena, as US sanctions target shadow cash networks and parallel banks that official institutions in Baghdad are unable to fully control.
Washington will certainly impose sanctions, but not on “the Iraqi government as a state,” but rather on “the Iraqi financial and banking sector and shadow networks.” It will not punish the Iraqi Prime Minister or sever diplomatic relations with Baghdad, but it will punish and prevent dozens of loyal Iraqi banks, companies, and figures. Iran cannot use the dollar or enter the global transfer system (SWIFT), while the China-Pakistan axis remains the most difficult node.
The “paradox of time,” because Trump’s message from this economic downturn aims to be fleeting and not permanent and constant, by directing a crushing financial blow that will paralyze the regime during the first six-month window, so that any subsequent Iranian attempts at circumvention or barter will become weak in impact and without real value, because the internal collapse and Tehran’s cash flow will have already reached the point of no return before the mafia’s plans and complex smuggling networks are completed.
So we are facing a real race against time.
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