Debt Rattle March 11 2026
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An Epstein Class Stiffy
Trump & Epstein Titanic Statue on Mall in Washington
President of Iran has three conditions for ending the war.
In contact with the heads of state of Russia and Pakistan, while announcing the Islamic Republic’s commitment to peace and tranquility in the region, I emphasized that the only way to end the war that began with the incitement of the Zionist regime and the United States is to
accept Iran’s inalienable rights,
pay compensation,
and impose a firm international obligation not to re-aggress.@ D Benton Smith 🙂
I hear lots of opinions and do the best that I can to enjoy life.
I filled my tank with gas before the price went up.
I’ve had 3 blood work that says I’m no longer diabetic. Therefore, off the pill.
After my exercise my blood pressure is in the normal range.
I’m living with nothing in my body that is in pain.
The so-called American Experiment has been a financially motivated genocidal colonialist commercial enterprise from the first European foot that stepped onto American soil. All of the other explanations are just pure mind control propaganda.
Millions of people were living like their ancestors had for many thousands of years in the land that they rightfully considered to be their own. The Europeans came to that land, killed the inhabitants by the million without mercy, and took the land that the now deceased owners could no longer defend. The Europeans stole the land and either kept personal possession of it for themselves or sold and rented it to others.
Here is the sort of history (just a tiny sample of it, really) that wasn’t being taught in many schools over the past 500 years or so in both North and South America, just like what we’re attempting now in Gaza, all around the Persian Gulf and even Ukraine.
From Craig Murray today –
Israel’s total projected defence budget for the Iran war is what the USA spent in the first 4 days.
And the US taxpayer will be paying the Israeli budget anyway.
Americans are suckers.
Your life sounds a lot like mine. Unique and yet the same.
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The first thing the Israelis will do in a water shortage is to confiscate any water reserves in the West Bank and Gaza and stop the flow.@DocRobinson
From Craig Murray today –
Israel’s total projected defence budget for the Iran war is what the USA spent in the first 4 days.
And the US taxpayer will be paying the Israeli budget anyway.
Americans are suckers.
Suckers as well, to be sure, but they are far more perpetrators than sucker victims of worse perpetrators.
None of them are dying under the bombs that they paid for and are dropping on others. Their homes are not destroyed, lives shattered and children dead.
I have no tears for them. I used up all my tears weeping over the graves of my children.
Iran Hit U.S. Military Base With Massive Khorramshahr-4 Missiles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Nvb-2hR30sThe British/Ukrainian attack on Bryansk.
Putin has not giving an answer to Britain.
What would be an appropriate response to Britain?HUMMMM
I think that Putin has some big bombs that could hit Cyprus.
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Cruise Missile Strike on Bryansk
Strait of Hormuz at Great Risk
Military Summary For 2026.03.11———–
If Trump actually did consult his small circles of best friends, rather than consulting the Congress & Military, then it raises a VERY big question about a VERY important thing:
Whose thumb actually IS on the button that sends up the nukes?
I think that there are people who care enough about the answer to that question that they will act upon those motivational beliefs and attempt to get control of it themselves.
There is a non-zero possibility that we are in the middle of a coups d’état that settles just who that is. Who’s finger controls WW3?The small but nebulous “elite structure” which apparently co-governs the Western Empire has decided to act upon its intention of taking Palestine and Iran away from the people who live there. Iran is acting in self defense against an admittedly hostile invading military that is attempting to steal the land by force. Most of the world (by far) takes Iran’s side in the dispute, and the Western Empire is physically losing the kinetic war in both Ukraine AND Iran. Victors typically dictate the terms of surrender, and losers have no choice other than accept whatever they are given. The falling Western Empire should be grateful that it doesn’t get what it deserves. It is a very large casualty list of dead and wounded. Reparation might not be that easy.
https://sonar21.com/choke-point-the-global-economic-consequences-of-the-persian-gulf-shutdown/
Choke Point: The Global Economic Consequences of The Persian Gulf Shutdown
10 March 2026 by Larry C. Johnson 286 CommentsLet’s look at the three commodity categories most exposed to such a disruption: crude oil and refined petroleum products, liquefied natural gas (LNG), and urea, the nitrogen fertiliser upon which modern agriculture depends. Together, these three flows underpin not just energy markets but global food security, industrial production, and the fiscal stability of dozens of nations.
Open link to get the details
(Peace must be just around the corner)
17 US military facilities have been destroyed by Iran since the beginning of the war.
https://t.me/intelslava/84533
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Practically nothing left. There’s hardly anything left to attack – Trump
———Israel has the answer – If there is not enough oil for everyone, do what we are doing, get rid of them.
https://x.com/squatsons/status/2031727722175807876
Thai-owned Carrier “Mayuree Naree” attempted to cross the strait of Hormuz resulting in damage and a fire.20 crew have been rescued with 3 missing.
Open link to see pictures
HSBC bank in Qatar closes all its branches after Iranian warning
Standard Chartered Bank has started evacuating its employees from its offices in Dubai
Banks have intensified their precautionary measures following an Iranian warning that Tehran will target US and Israeli banks in the region
https://x.com/ME_Observer_/status/2031729137191166155
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If Iran follows through on threats to hit telecom hubs, the swipe at the register stops working entirely. This creates a panic loop where people can’t buy food, leading to the looting of shops—which is why you see increased military presence around supermarkets in Tel Aviv and Dubai today.Netanyahu’s not dead. He visited Ashdod yesterday with pictures and witnesses. https://www.gov.il/en/pages/event-ashdod100326
oh, well…
The US and Israel struck Iranian BANKS overnight. Not military bases. Not missile sites. Banks.
Iran’s response: told everyone in the region to stay 1 kilometer away from US and Israeli banks and financial centers. Then said those banks “should wait for our answer.”Think about what that means.
Every HSBC branch in the Gulf. Every Citibank office in Dubai. Every JP Morgan desk in Bahrain. All of them just became military targets.
@Zerosum: Good on Ya, Mate, for getting healthy and off the meds (Sorry you hurt, have you tried DMSO, A Midwestern Doctor has articles on it)
https://x.com/orikron/status/2031742052913057966
Iran published a list naming Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia, IBM, Oracle, and Palantir offices across Israel, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi as legitimate targetsThe IDF has confirmed that Iran and Hezbollah are launching simultaneous and coordinated missile attacks. This strategy aims to overwhelm Israel’s multi-layered air defence systems by forcing them to engage hundreds of incoming threats all at once. Hezbollah has significantly increased its rocket fire; on March 10, the group claimed 29 separate attacks within a 24-hour period, including a massive barrage of over 100 missiles aimed at Haifa. Iranian state media and independent monitors have reported as many as 12 distinct attack waves from Iran in a single day, often timed to coincide with Hezbollah’s rocket fire from Lebanon.
The war may be decided by a “grim calculus” of who runs out of munitions first. Israel began to run low on interceptors during the initial 12-day sprint of the war, making long-term sustainability difficult. Israel’s Iron Dome (using $40,000–$50,000 Tamir interceptors) and high-end systems like David’s Sling and THAAD are being pitted against much cheaper Iranian and Hezbollah drones and rockets. This creates an economic and logistical “trap” where the cost of defence far exceeds the cost of attack.If the rate of consumption continues to outpace industrial production, defensive “holes” will inevitably appear. The Iranians are prepared to fight for at least another six months, betting that they can outlast Western interceptor production. The coordinated strikes are a deliberate attempt to drain Israel’s air defense. While the U.S. is rushing to replenish stocks, the current rate of fire is testing the limits of Israel’s ability to maintain a 100% “shield.”
Posted by: James | Mar 11 2026 18:54 utc | 1075
While we celebrate Israel being pounded there is a danger of a potential nuclear wrath coming from the cornered psychotic lunatics that chifuts are.
Graveyard Humor:
I was driving by the loçal city graveyard, when my GPS suddenly sqwauked, “You have reached your final designation! ”
Odessa Files, a ZH commenter
Talking about health.
Recently returned from the visit to my father.
Heavy smoker and lover of a “good drip” well into his sixties.
Until 2020 regular morning walker logging easily couple of miles before climbing to the third floor with groceries.
Five years ago he was in his first need to see the white coat after the decades of life with no health-issues. It was bad (low immunity and bad blood test), so he was transported by the ambulance. In no time, my nephew that father is with, received the frantic call by the nurse as why he did not send my father’s “regular medications” with him. Nephew had a hard time explaining to her that it would be inappropriate to send the bottle of plum brandy that he consumes as one shot each morning.
Second time was two years ago with similar health problem, One of the following days nephew made a call to check on him just to be told by the nurse that “super-grandfather” is making them all laugh and is quite well doing squats.
This time, again the similar problem. On the discharge nephew was told that in the history of the hospital no person of his age entered the hospital and walked out.
Currently I left father who is still with sharp mind and many other faculties in good shape but body is slowly giving away and he definitely needs assistance for walking.
I think that he’ll make it and celebrate 98th birthday in May.
Thanks father for a great pair of “blue jeans”.
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