Debt Rattle July 20 2026

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Summary from copilot
: Why time is on Iran’s side

Cheap offense vs expensive defense
Fast production vs slow interception replenishment

Houthis + Hormuz = persistent global economic pressure

Frozen assets returning = increased Iranian liquidity

U.S. political fatigue vs Iranian authoritarian endurance

Iran’s geography enables constant pressure at low cost

U.S./Israel must maintain expensive multi‑layer defense indefinitely

Iran doesn’t need to “win.”
It only needs to keep the clock running.

And the clock is structurally tilted in Iran’s favor.

• This reply was modified 1 week, 3 days ago by zerosum.

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AnsarAllah Blockades Saudi Arabia: ‘The Uno Card Has Been Revealed’

https://x.com/A_E_P_1979/status/2079226743525925187

“…In other words, millions of barrels of oil will be removed from the market. Combined with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Al Fujairah port, it will shock the global economy to an unprecedented degree.

The Yemeni announcement that it will only target Saudi exports is also very smart.
Announcing the closure of Bab al-Mandab would cause global backlash, including from China, but in this case there would be no backlash, only practical benefits to crash the global market.

Time will tell. This was the greatest card our front has received so far after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.”

Posted by: John Gilberts | Jul 21 2026 2:24 utc | 153

[Just Some Randomer]

“RUSSIA sank a 150-Meter-Long BRITISH Drone Carrier with the help of the Rarest Cruise Missile KH-22
Copilot says The story is fabricated.”

I would be inclined agree with Copilot. In the extremely unlikely scenario that the British Navy actually possessed a vessel of such size and capability, it would undoubtedly be languishing in a dock somewhere waiting for parts to fix it.

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