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Blue Tsunami how sweet it is

Iran war, Israel, inflation, oil prices, elections

Has anyone been able to compile a list of the damage Donald J Trump has done to the United States since starting a war with Iran? I suggest the repercussions will be felt for years to come. I would compare him to Herbert Hoover, Lyndon Johnson, and the ineptitude of Jimmy Carter. Why a business man should never be president. The US dollar is fixing to fall, the AI bubble is about to burst, costing investors trillions, Inflation and a recession that will put the 70s, oh hell the 30s to shame. We can hope he gets impeached and convicted.

Trumps decision to stop attacking Friday was based on many factors 1. Iranian threats to attack infrastructure in the GCC 2. Oil prices above $100 3. SPR at record lows 4. S. Korea AI bubble burst And the big one. To prevent... 5. The US AI bubble burst in the coming week. it may be to late

Iran, Yemen up the stakes on the U.S. and allies, what next? The ball is in Trumps court

Disclosure Day did expose a few truths. 1) You cannot occupy a body with a soul 2) The Aliens live among us (through shapeshifting) An attempt was made to show that humanity would take disclosure in stride. While we ARE being prepared, there are many who would panic.

Trump puts chastity belt on Israel, and walks away with the key leaving them stunned. Lebanon looks on and laughs, Israel runs in the bathroom and slams the door. Iran nods approval to Trump, who smiles like the kid who did good.

The reason only ships of Iran and a random ships from another country, is simply the others do not want to pay the tolls.

Why the Strait of Hormuz is still mostly closed Even after the ceasefire Most people think the recent US-Iran ceasefire means oil tankers can now flow freely again. But look closer — that’s not what’s happening. Before the war, ~130 ships per day passed through the Strait of Hormuz (including 20% of the world’s traded oil). During the fighting, Iran restricted traffic heavily. In the week before the ceasefire, only about 10–16 ships were allowed through each day. Since the ceasefire (announced late April 7), traffic is still extremely low — just a handful of ships (mostly non-oil bulk carriers) in the first day or two. Oil tanker traffic was quickly halted again. Here’s the crucial part almost no one is talking about plainly: Iran released an official navigational chart on April 9 showing a big "danger zone" right over the normal central shipping lanes — the wide, straight path ships used for decades. They say the area is risky because of sea mines laid during the conflict. Instead, Iran is directing all ships to use narrow alternative routes that hug Iran’s coast and go around/near Larak Island (a tightly controlled corridor close to Iranian territory and IRGC forces). This rerouting isn’t new — for the past 3–4 weeks, every ship Iran approved has followed this exact path. They’re not letting ships use the old main lanes, even when they give permission. Why does this matter? 1) Mines don’t disappear overnight. 2) Clearing a chokepoint like this safely takes several weeks or longer. 3) By forcing ships onto this northern route, Iran keeps practical control, ships need coordination with Iranian forces, and the passage is slower and narrower. It’s presented as a safety measure, not loud boasting. But it gives Iran real leverage. Trump and world leaders likely knew this reality. Bombing Iran more wouldn’t magically clear the mines faster — it could just lead to more attacks on Gulf states while the strait stays blocked. Bottom line: The ceasefire bought time, but the physical and control issues in the strait mean a full, normal reopening won’t happen quickly but will likely take months. This is why traffic remains a trickle and oil prices are still volatile.

#ceasefire #strait #Hezbollah #hormuz

Hack Attack, from front to back. Front = public leaks, maps, doxxing, psychological ops. Back = internal schematics, SCADA data, target banks. Handala just gave us the textbook example. The phrase was always meant for moments like this. #HackAttack #CyberWar #CriticalInfrastructure

Apparently the same contractor that worked on the plumbing for the Carrier Gerald Ford is the same one that worked on the Toilet for Artemis. Shit is getting deep, ten days without a bathroom will be stinky to say the least

The administration desperately seeks an offramp, as munitions and targets dry up. Meanwhile Iran drone and missile launches have ticked up over the past ten days. #irgc #israel #missile #drone #Bahrain #kuwait #uae #qatar

Trump threatens war crimes if Iran does not open the straits of Hormuz in 48 hours. If anyone can commit international war crimes effecting 92 million people its trump. so don't count him out. He cares nothing about human life, whether they are in a hospital, or not.

Any particular reason Iran has been hammering hard to take out the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem? 4 waves sent in the past hours, and still coming?

I noticed that @centcom didn't directly respond to the IRGC claim that the Abraham Lincoln carrier was attacked. I am concerned that it took a hit, but not enough to sink or destroy it, but perhaps to enough that it needs repair. you notice Centcom said the Attack group was still controlling the skies, but no mention of the carrier.