Economic Impacts of Iran War
04-16-2026 | 03:52 PM
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04-16-2026 | 04:36 PM
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04-17-2026 | 05:41 AM
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SecDef has been spewing all sorts of religious justification for this war. Yesterday he literally quoted a fake biblical passage from Pulp Fiction in front of a high ranking military audience. “Ezekiel 25:17”. 😂
04-17-2026 | 07:00 AM
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04-17-2026 | 07:45 AM
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😅😅😅 Do you even look at what you post? Your time window is for the past 5 days.
Call me when jet fuel isn't 80% higher than it was before the start of all this. And when tanker traffic on the Gulf actually starts to move again. And when the price of an actual, delivered barrel of oil resumes its usual correlation with the quoted price of a barrel on the open market (currently the two are very far apart from each other).
Call me when jet fuel isn't 80% higher than it was before the start of all this. And when tanker traffic on the Gulf actually starts to move again. And when the price of an actual, delivered barrel of oil resumes its usual correlation with the quoted price of a barrel on the open market (currently the two are very far apart from each other).
04-17-2026 | 08:05 AM
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😅😅😅 Do you even look at what you post? Your time window is for the past 5 days.
Call me when jet fuel isn't 80% higher than it was before the start of all this. And when tanker traffic on the Gulf actually starts to move again. And when the price of an actual, delivered barrel of oil resumes its usual correlation with the quoted price of a barrel on the open market (currently the two are very far apart from each other).
Call me when jet fuel isn't 80% higher than it was before the start of all this. And when tanker traffic on the Gulf actually starts to move again. And when the price of an actual, delivered barrel of oil resumes its usual correlation with the quoted price of a barrel on the open market (currently the two are very far apart from each other).
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