The Straight of Hormuz issue is a big problem now

[leftwinger]

Should read....


My Lord and Master #4 Bibi has been deliberately setting Iran's oil and gas on fire, and there is nothing I can do but say


YES MASTER

Tough teats....they are tired of being attacked. Now they go for payback. Dont get your crybaby feelings hurt. Its all over now.

 

[konradv]

90 days. Then just re-issue another EO. Pound sand brown pig.

So, we’re a military dictatorship?!

 

[EMH]

Tough teats....they are tired of being attacked. Now they go for payback. Dont get your crybaby feelings hurt. Its all over now.

It is all over for the Only Israel Matters GOP and the future of America....

 

[leftwinger]

LW gas Buddy says $5-$5.79 in Samta Clara. SHUP. Not up to Obiden $6 gas. And it will fall fast when things settle out.

Come home President Trump. Let the Arab billionaires get the route opened up full time. We dont usee it. Pound sand ... no pun intended apes.

 

[leftwinger]

So, we’re a military dictatorship?!

I dont care if we are as long as terrorist are put down and D like you made to pay.

 

[konradv]

I dont care if we are as long as terrorist are put down and D like you made to pay.

Pay? We’re all paying, except the 1%.

 

[leftwinger]

Pay? We’re all paying, except the 1%.

So oil jumps from $65-$75 to $100 and im supposed to care? It will drop again with upped USA output, Venezuela and the new Iran.

I only care for my drop in IRA. A lot of this is crybaby bottom feeders like you falling for the speculators BS. Grow up you teen brain baboon.

 

[leftwinger]

Let the Billionaire Arabs clean it up if they need to sell oil the sheeted sand people.

 

[cnm]

They don't have "complete" military control. Not even a little bit.

They have the ability to lob a few drones, which is enough to stop commercial shipping. Last time I checked, commercial ships are non-military.

I don't know, the US Navy refusing to enter the 'kill box' of the strait shows pretty complete military control by Iran.

 

[Eman623]

I don't know, the US Navy refusing to enter the 'kill box' of the strait shows pretty complete military control by Iran.

Got a source for that claim?

 

[Matted Joybeard]

"The cost of replacing the first four days' worth of munitions would be $20bn-26bn. The problem, however, is more to do with scarcity than cost. America is thought to have used more than 300 Tomahawk cruise missiles in the opening days of the war, but the Pentagon had planned to buy just 57 new ones in the current fiscal year. There have been no deliveries of THAAD interceptors since 2023 and the Pentagon has not placed any new orders this year. A puny 39 interceptors are slated for delivery in 2027—six years after they were ordered."

 

[cnm]

Got a source for that claim?

You're pretty ignorant for someone bloviating so confidently.

MSN

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The Strait of Hormuz could turn into a deadly 'kill box' zone for the US Navy if Donald Trump decides to send American warships to the troubled waterway. ​

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Sending US sailors to the narrow strait will likely turn them into easy targets for disastrous Iranian drone and missile strikes, according to the Navy, Wall Street Journal reported.​

 

[BackAgain]

European allies, Japan announce readiness to assist with reopening Strait of Hormuz

"We express our readiness to contribute to appropriate efforts to ensure safe passage through the Strait," the countries said

justthenews.com

Imagine that. Times change as do international decisions.

 

[Matted Joybeard]

What will be the US military budget request if a naval boat (boats?) are sunk?

 

[SaxonJackson]

How much longer before various members of the Neocon cult wake up to the fact that they've been "had" by the Conman in Chief.

 

[Eman623]

You're pretty ignorant for someone bloviating so confidently.

MSN

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The Strait of Hormuz could turn into a deadly 'kill box' zone for the US Navy if Donald Trump decides to send American warships to the troubled waterway. ​

​

Sending US sailors to the narrow strait will likely turn them into easy targets for disastrous Iranian drone and missile strikes, according to the Navy, Wall Street Journal reported.​

You're kind of a dick yourself.

But i can always learn new things. You'll always be a dick.

 

[Seymour Flops]

What will be the US military budget request if a naval boat (boats?) are sunk?

Enough for a new boat or boats.

How many are you predicting that will be? Ballpark?

 

[leftwinger]

European allies, Japan announce readiness to assist with reopening Strait of Hormuz

"We express our readiness to contribute to appropriate efforts to ensure safe passage through the Strait," the countries said

justthenews.com

Imagine that. Times change as do international decisions.

And Saudia Arabia is in now. They wont take anymore wild rockets.

MacStain & the pollyAna TDS boys are always wrong. Zero credibility left on all of them and of course the FullStain.

 

[leftwinger]

How much longer before various members of the Neocon cult wake up to the fact that they've been "had" by the Conman in Chief.

Matted Joybeard

You're pretty ignorant for someone bloviating so confidently.

MSN

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The Strait of Hormuz could turn into a deadly 'kill box' zone for the US Navy if Donald Trump decides to send American warships to the troubled waterway. ​

​

Sending US sailors to the narrow strait will likely turn them into easy targets for disastrous Iranian drone and missile strikes, according to the Navy, Wall Street Journal reported.​

//It's already over sheeaattStain. How's it feel to be wrong on every issue over decades?//