why does no one talk about the economic impact in east asia and hindutvaland? japan and korea are ESPECIALLY dependent on gulf oil imports
>>2722919generation zyklon creams their pants imagining dying for pissrael.
>>2722923Japan and (South) Korea deserve only bombs and artillery from China and (Uncucked) Korea.
>>2722906>right wing reminder that it was the """"""""""""""""""""""left wing"""""""""""" side of the uniparty that started the gaza genocide, the side of the uniparty many """"""""""socialist""""""" american orgs collaborate with
>>2722919they lowered their standards. burgers are so dumb they introduced a program to teach a potential private some classes to get them up to baseline first
>>2722923Fingers crossed it's gonna fuck them up!
>>2722905That’s why I promote redemption foreign policy. American can end Israel and begin reversing imperialism with a strategic partnership with china and Russia. Our only real peers on the national security council.
Iran status??
>>2722930People act like just you point out Israeli influence in regards to certain foreign policy, that means you are saying they are the cause of 100% of US foreign policy. The US would still be doing bad things in the ME, The US still has many other terrible warmongering partners in the Middle East like the UAE and Saudis. The US would still be fucking around with Taiwan, Mexico, Latin America in general. But yeah, Israel and the Israel lobby are a huge vector in US ME foreign policy. How the fuck is anyone going to deny that with a straight face? Just because we are specifically decrying Israel in this one instance doesn't mean we aren't against all the other bad shit the US is doing in other places and nobody is blaming Israel for that in the slightest. We are also against what's happening in Cuba and Venezuela and nobody is decrying Israel in regards to that.
>>2722923yeah but they have reserves for up to 2 months iirc. china is negotiating a deal with iran rn to permit chinese ships so we'll see how that goes
>>2722904>>2722905ZOG was coined by a neo-nazi CIA agent who was active in South America and Africa. How can that be anti-imperialist?
i love how trump is crashing the global economy but amerimutt media sends me an alert about how the white house is going to look even UGLIER with trump's ballroom
It's only strawman after strawman and clutching at pearls. The same website that calls everything Zigger, Chigger, Jewish nigger. Who came up with the term Zigger? Who came up with Amerilard? Newfag, Oldfag, Pajeet, Turk Roach, made for BBC, etc. Half the memes and all other shit you guys say was created by stormfront 4chuds. The pearl clutching only comes up in regards to this one subject. Very curious.
beirut is getting pounded right now
>>2722942Neo-nazi CIA agents are worse than some neckbeard on an anime forum.
ZOG is real because evangelical christian zios run U.S politics and have for decades. Zionist doesnt immediately mean "jewish".
>>2722919Project 100,000 part 2.
>>2722956The "communism doesnt work" thing is so fucking funny to me. These people dont know how long it took for capitalism to finally consolidate power dont they.
>>2722953Bharatiya Occupation Government
>>2722958Communism only "doesn't work" when it's actively sabotaged, otherwise it works amazingly
>>2722938you are just deflecting and not answering the question: name a better short term tactic to get amerikkklans to oppose the imperialist war, genocide and zionism that letting them believe they are being taking advantage of by israel even if it means using a term coined by some nazi glowie decades ago
>>2722641i mean the answers can completely change at whim depending on the prompt they used, the context window, the temperature, sheer luck, etc lmao
>>2722962>name a better short term tactic to get amerikkklans to oppose the imperialist war, genocide and zionism that letting them believe they are being taking advantage of by israel"this is why you don't have healthcare"
now shut the fuck up
>>2722962> name a better short term tactic to get amerikkklans to oppose the imperialist war,i mean shouting ZOG is not an effective strategy because americans are cattle
>>2722965>muh healthcareAmerikklans don't give a fuck about that otherwise Bernie would have been elected, they elected Trump 2 times. You are delusional.
>now shut the fuck upno I won't
>>2722968Amerikklans don't give a fuck about ZOG, they elected Trump 2 times.
>>2722903Depends if he wants to actually profit, or to make US lose face.
>>2722971holy cope, there is clearly been infighting inside the rightards because of the ZOG question, let them fight, fuel the fire
nobody is forcing you to go around screaming ZOG anyways, but there is simply nothing else in the short term that could weaken the support for the zionist entity and genocide, there is no opposition party, there is no left wing, nothing
>>2722975>infighting over not being racist/anti-semitic enoughAre you sure you want to fuel that particular fire?
>>2722978there is already a racist white supremacist entity doing a racist genocide with the full support of the entire west, get that inside your skulls, it doesn't get worse than this, and if it can it will happen anyways because there is no opposition to it, you made fun of idealists for thinking they can spell things into reality, you treat "ZOG" in this exact way
https://ctindale.substack.com/p/systemic-risk-a-12-order-cascading
>The modern world order, having organized itself around efficiency, cost minimization, and logistical precision, has created a machinery of dependence so extreme that the interruption of one narrow corridor can propagate outward into a general crisis of civilization….
>From this follows a chain whose logic is cumulative: fuel inflation becomes fertilizer inflation; fertilizer inflation becomes food inflation; food inflation becomes urban instability, sovereign subsidy exhaustion, and ultimately hunger. In this sequence, food shortages are not a secondary humanitarian issue. They are one of the central political outcomes of the crisis, because modern populations do not experience systemic breakdown first through grand strategy, but through unaffordable bread, intermittent power, empty pharmacies, and possibly the collapse of public order. A globalised Arab Spring.
>In this framework, hyperinflation emerges as the social expression of real physical bottlenecks. When energy-importing states are forced to acquire dollarized fuel at any price, when currencies weaken, when fertilizer and transport costs reprice an entire harvest cycle, inflation ceases to be cyclical and becomes coercive.
>It enters every household budget and every state ledger at once. The result is the destruction of planning itself: firms cannot quote, governments cannot subsidize, and populations can no longer calculate the future. Under such conditions, credit markets seize up, foreign-exchange reserves drain, sovereign spreads widen, and the boundary between economic crisis and political crisis disappears.
>Modern technical systems amplify rather than dampen this disorder….
>Thus, the closure of a maritime strait reaches, by entirely material means, into the server rack, the hospital network, the payment system, the electrical substation, and the defence-industrial base. The myth that digital civilization floats above heavy industry is, in this scenario, extinguished. Compute is shown to rest on copper, transformers, stable voltage, LNG, and ship…
>The most immediate suffering falls on import-dependent and fiscally weak societies: blackouts, food insecurity, unemployment, debt default, regime stress, and mass unrest. Yet the advanced economies do not escape. They experience industrial contraction, infrastructure delays, AI and semiconductor bottlenecks, strategic stockpiling, and the permanent repricing of security over efficiency. What begins as a supply shock ends as a transformation of the political economy. States abandon the fiction of neutral markets and move toward command allocation, export controls, emergency powers, and militarized trade corridors. Market price gives way to strategic rationing. Globalization does not simply slow; it hardens into armed blocs.
>The ultimate conclusion is grim : the terminal danger in this model is not one shortage, nor one recession, nor even one war-risk premium.
>It is the transition from a globally integrated commercial order into a world system governed by scarcity, coercion, and administrative triage….
>They are the normal operating features of a civilization that has discovered, too late, that its efficiency was built on concentrated fragility….
>Such is the risk. The whole world will be compelled to support efforts to bring this situation under control immediately. China, the US, and Europe will have to work together.
>The political cycle over the coming days and weeks is going to matter like never before.
>Here are 10 likely and immediate crises<Polyester -> apparel…>Natural gas -> fertilizer -> food…<Sour crude / sulfur -> sulfuric acid -> copper…>Propylene -> polypropylene -> medical and packaging…<Salt + power -> chlorine / caustic soda -> water treatment…>Natural rubber + synthetic rubber -> tires -> freight…Iron ore + metallurgical coal -> steel -> construction and machinery…
<Bauxite + alumina + cheap power -> aluminum -> transport and packaging..>Soda ash + natural gas -> glass -> buildings, autos, solar….<High-purity gases and chemicals -> semiconductors -> electronics and autos >>2722979>it doesn't get worse than thisAnd if semitism was the only issue, I'd be inclined to listen.
>>2722962Fuck off you polcuck retard
Must-listen sections include 18:30, where Wilkerson points out that the deemed-essential level for the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve is at about 412 million barrels, when 500 million is the supposed minimum “essential” level. He also says starting at 19:20 that he has it on good authority at 19:20 that Israel has been moving its nuclear weapons and may have uploaded some. He also has a more extended review at 45:45, keying off how Putin might react, how submarines are the most effective type of military weapon and how the Gulf is a great theater for their operations.
But to Wilkerson’s remarks on the headlined topic, of the possible US exploitation of the Kurds (again):
>And that’s the first thing I would say about the nature of this conflict, which if you read your Clausewitz, you know the one thing you need to do anytime you’re contemplating using the military axis to turn policy into violence is you need to understand the nature of what you’re entering upon, the nature of the conflict. We do not. Every statement from Marco Rubio, every statement from Peter Hegseth, every statement from Donald Trump, indeed every statement out of the administration to include that bimbo who is the spokesperson for it, that blonde bimbo has indicated to me they do not understand the nature of this conflict. The leading factor of which is we’re taking on a people who are 3,000 years old, 90 million strong, 53% Persian, and who have lots of problems, but who will seal themselves into their very doom in order to give us a truly vicious headache. And that’s what they’re embarked on. And they’re not going to stop. They’re not going to cease until the last one of them is dead. I mean, we can route out all the Kurds we want to try and hire them to fight for us and others like that in the region. And therein lies another disconnect in our understanding of this conflict, the nature of it. The objective of Bibi Netanyahu, for whom we’re fighting this war, is chaos, not putting in tan a regime that would run a reasonably Quisling state or at least a state that got along with the United States and sold us the soil and everything else. He wants chaos, total chaos in the region just like he tried to get in Syria because it’s his plan and people behind him like Naftali Bennett and others to run rampant over the entire Levant from oh ready for this Erdogan from Turkey to Eastern Africa.
After an explanation of how the Iraqi Kurds have reached a modus vivendi with Turkiye and the oil majors and are thus not likely to mix things up in Iran, Wilkerson continues:
>And then as far as the Kurds as they overlap in Iran and Syria, I think that’s the d most dangerous group right now because they haven’t gone through this process of learning such as it was that the Kurds in northern Iraq have. So they’re apt to try something just just because it’s arms and they’re free or whatever. But I don’t think they’ll be very successful because I think the Iranians have that sort of thing in mind.
>One of the reasons they got the the uh helicopters from Russia, the latest shipment of major end item equipment from Russia was helicopters, attack helicopters. I think the reason they got those was just that they’re the best weapon to use against these border infiltrators, if you will, these armed people that are trying to overthrow the Iranian Republic and coming from places in the in the northern part of the Persian Gulf and on up into the Azerban and Armenia. They’re best killed with helicopters.
>So, I think that’s what they got the helicopters for. They anticipated this and they say, “Okay, come on.” That plus SAS. They wanted to take on the British SAS with these helicopters, too, because it warfare has proven over the last decade or so. That’s the best way to use against irregular forces like that that are regular, you know, guerrillas that are actually working for a state. So I think the Iranians have thought this out. I really do. I think they’ve thought it out. No doubt there will be some surprises for them. But of all the contestants in this conflict, they’ve thought it out the longest and the best.
>>2722982not really sure what you mean
>>2722984>le polwhatever man
>>2722981i wish i was high autism score and knowledgeable enough to read that article
>>2722989>whatever manyou are promoting right wing retardation as an attempt to what, "end the war"? all they'll do is just start more wars with more explicit racialist goals
>>2722700coz the general can just say shit to it rather than having to actually code them to do shit
>>2722990Basically the high efficiency logistics endorsed by neoliberalism have created extremely brittle economic circumstances, and if the strait of hormuz remains shut you're going to get runaway, knock-on economic price increases as "the market" does what it does, ie raise prices, which translate into ever worsening shortages.
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