Hormuz impacts
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Which is still just his opinion based upon a traitorous leak from a classified briefing if we believe his article.
There’s no way the possibility wasn’t considered. Now the response to that COA may have been, let them close it, it will hurt them more than us. But no one on this board has nearly enough info to make an informed opinion on the matter, and if they do have that amount of info they better keep their mouth shut until some point in the future when it might be declassified.
There’s no way the possibility wasn’t considered. Now the response to that COA may have been, let them close it, it will hurt them more than us. But no one on this board has nearly enough info to make an informed opinion on the matter, and if they do have that amount of info they better keep their mouth shut until some point in the future when it might be declassified.
Hormuz closed and the southern entrance of the Red Sea about to close. No insurance company will cover a tanker filled with $180-$330m worth of Oil transiting thru those areas
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Not great...I guess they still have the Suez?
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Which is still just his opinion based upon a traitorous leak from a classified briefing if we believe his article.
There’s no way the possibility wasn’t considered. Now the response to that COA may have been, let them close it, it will hurt them more than us. But no one on this board has nearly enough info to make an informed opinion on the matter, and if they do have that amount of info they better keep their mouth shut until some point in the future when it might be declassified.
There’s no way the possibility wasn’t considered. Now the response to that COA may have been, let them close it, it will hurt them more than us. But no one on this board has nearly enough info to make an informed opinion on the matter, and if they do have that amount of info they better keep their mouth shut until some point in the future when it might be declassified.
Also, we are all allowed to have opinions and you didn't the arbiter of truth. And I don't understand how it can be traitorous and preposterous to think that the administration full of such humility could possibly underestimate anything or anyone? That's not partisan, that's just an observation.
Also, I think the American people deserve to know substantially more info about pretty much everything about what is happening.
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Be helpful if our k-12 education system would take basic finance. My last SEA once told me “that old joke about “I can’t believe I’m out of money in my account, I still have checks left.” - I hear it from first term junior enlisted at least once a week.’
Basic financial literacy is important.
Basic financial literacy is important.
Punctuation is also important.
#125
Holy hyperbole Batman.
Also, we are all allowed to have opinions and you didn't the arbiter of truth. And I don't understand how it can be traitorous and preposterous to think that the administration full of such humility could possibly underestimate anything or anyone? That's not partisan, that's just an observation.
Also, I think the American people deserve to know substantially more info about pretty much everything about what is happening.
Also, we are all allowed to have opinions and you didn't the arbiter of truth. And I don't understand how it can be traitorous and preposterous to think that the administration full of such humility could possibly underestimate anything or anyone? That's not partisan, that's just an observation.
Also, I think the American people deserve to know substantially more info about pretty much everything about what is happening.
#129
But if you are at the highest levels it’s ok? That’s my rub.
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Its a funny thing when people get power and information.
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