Debt Rattle March 27 2026
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America says to Iran, “Let’s work something out so that we can stop fighting.”
Iran says to America, “You can stop fighting anytime you want to, but we’re going to keep going until you leave and pay for what you broke.”https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/israel-largest-tank-losses-40yrs-ambushes-21-merkava
Israeli Army Takes Heaviest Tank Losses in Over 40 Years as Hezbollah Ambushes Destroy 21 Merkavas in One Day
Middle East , Ground , Battlefield
Military Watch Magazine Editorial Staff
March-26th-2026
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Looks like China has worked out process w/ Iran. COSCO Shipping is restarting services to UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait & Iraq.
If COSCO is the only operator to these countries, it can charge quite the premium & this benefits Chinese exporters over others.
Posted by: UWDude | Mar 27 2026 11:01 utc | 549
If you don’t make them pay for what they broke, to the last penny, then they will simply use those ill gotten gains to invest in having another go at stealing everything. Maybe a thief who can’t steal enough to buy food or pay rent will be forced by necessity to find more honorable forms of employment, and if not then at least he’s broke and can’t finance bigger trouble.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that it prevented three container ships from passing through the Strait of Hormuz earlier on Friday, forcing them to turn back after issuing warnings.
In a statement, the force said the move came in response to “false claims” by Donald Trump regarding the opening of the strait.
According to the statement, three container ships from different countries attempted to enter a designated shipping route used by vessels with permits to transit the strait.
The statement added that ships heading to ports belonging to allies or supporters of the “Zionist and American enemies” would not be allowed to pass through the strait, regardless of their route or destination.
Posted by: UWDude | Mar 27 2026 11:02 utc | 550
https://robcampbell.substack.com/p/iran-war-summary-week-four
Iran War Summary: Week Four
27th March 2026
Dr. Rob CampbellDBS.
My ex-bro parents were in their general appearance and what everybody say, perfectly normal folks. Until…
After divorce from my sister, he married single J-mom with the daughter (father non-present) and they embraced her and the kid like they never did with their “own blood” in the form of my niece and nephew.
Aside from “their” presence in just about any mischief and swindle and out of proportion influx in all powerful institutions, that also inspired me to look close into that group. What I am looking is hardly a flattering picture.
True, psychos are in every human group, but read again what I’ve just written.One does not need Kennedy or MAHA to tell us what poisons are in the product generously offered to us. On endless YT commercials the maker of the “new products” tells you all that you need to know about, poison wise, in the “old product”, In some time, the maker of an even “newer product” will tell us what’s in this “new product” just accepted by the consumers.
Wheels keeps turning, with the laughter and the dog bark.https://x.com/cecild84/status/2037534298790617140
Sahel Revolutionary Soldier
@cecild84
Trump Wants to Send Ground Troops to Iran ▪️The Pentagon is developing military options for a ‘final blow’ to Iran that could include the use of ground troops and a massive bombing campaign. ▪️”A dramatic military escalation becomes increasingly likely if there is no progress in diplomatic talks and, in particular, if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.” – Axios, citing two senior US officials. 🔴Houthis Ask Trump to Send Ground Troops to Yemen First, Then Send Them to Iran If They Can ▪️Houthi Official to Iranian Media: ▪️Trump should first deploy his ground troops to Yemen. ▪️If they prove their capabilities here, they can then move on to Iran. ▪️(Yemen’s Houthi group has 400,000 fighters).Looks like China has worked out process w/ Iran. COSCO Shipping is restarting services to UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait & Iraq.
That’s irony for ya! UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait & Iraq now have to buy their groceries from the same guys who are missilizing their infrastructure and pricing the chow. Tight spot. Ouch!
https://t.me/CyberspecNews/103358
Iran has destroyed another oil tanker that was attempting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without authorisation. Some media outlets claim that the vessel was flying a Pakistani flag.This level of revelation was impossible prior to “October 7th”.
Despite “looking dignified” and on ease, why are all frozen in fear? Not to address that “issue” will lead country to ruin.Houthis Ask Trump to Send Ground Troops to Yemen First
That’s the best retort since Leonidas told Xerxes to come get his weapons.
O’Leary is a psychopath who chases Mammon above all.
Yes, Greece repelled the Muslim invaders, unlike the bomb-throwing Open Borders Democrats who welcome anything that destroys and tears down stuff.
St. Clare of Assisi is famous for her lantern, the old story is that it was used to fend off Muslim invaders in the early 13th century. Most post-Vatican II storytelling, the CIA’s wikipedia propaganda, and big tech-moderated echo chamber resources skip the Muslim part. Violence against Christians in the West and MENA, often at the hands of Jews, is orders of magnitude worse than violence against Jews or Muslims. Outside of active Greater Israel war zones of aggression, of course. They just don’t put that on the flickering screens.
Iran is standing up for civilization. Which triggers a high likelihood of the Great Anglo-Zionist Satan going nuclear on their asses. From a cowardly, far-off distance, like they always do. Which will only hasten the collapse of the petrodollar imperium and any last shreds of moral and cultural authority created by their postwar mythology and institutions.
Glad to see the TAE is back, I had stopped checking in January sometime until now. Also nice to see that the stupid cloudfare NSA gate checking process is no longer in effect, like it was in late 2025.
Best wishes to Ilargi!
I do agree that Europe is becoming unrecognizable due to the immigration of the completely alien culture suddenly obvious due to their large number and thus “justified” demand for socio-political but incompatible influence in the host country.
Many nations are proud of their conquerors – check the city squares with dedicated statues all over the world.
Any nation or group who could, did!
When it comes for the conquests of the past we are facing an obvious paradox that former conquered lands nowdays have remnants of of that era as a major “cultural heritage” and archaeology job there is hardy boring.
Just jolting down the obvious thoughts while aware of painful contradictions.So the city of London goes down, and the blank pages of “development and growth” replace it.
The Optimists are silent about the technocratic state, which is inexorable. It governs the narrative; and along with the plutocrats and banksters, who control the money, it sees total control within reach.
Here‘s the extraordinary Whitney Webb on Jimmy Dore’s show.A big military vehicle cargo ship (roll-on, roll-off), which “can lift an entire US Army Task Force (58 tanks, 900+ vehicles)”, has departed Diego Garcia. “Where is she headed?”
SF DIEGO GARCIA 🧐
Mar 26 imagery reveals significant shifts in the operational footprint at DG.➡️Heavy Lift: After sitting at anchor inside the lagoon since Oct ’25, USNS Pililaau (T-AKR 304) is now just outside the atoll (likely ready to depart). FWIW, A single Bob Hope-class can lift an entire US Army Task Force (58 tanks, 900+ vehicles). Where is she headed?
➡️Replenishing the Replenishers: A Lewis & Clark-class dry cargo ship (T-AKE) is now in the atoll. With no recent resupply vessels spotted at Duqm, Salalah, or Djibouti, DG may be taking over that role. If true, that is a massively extended logistics chain for the Lincoln CSG
➡️VLS Reload: The DDG remains pierside. Notably, there is visible activity focused over the bow—perhaps a forward VLS reload.
➡️South apron remains busy with heavy transport and aerial refueling assets (likely)wait till it’s not “BOOTS ON THE GROUND”, but
“BOTS ON THE GROUND”.
and the rest of us underground..
It looks like the resupply for the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln may be handled out of Diego Garcia now, instead of Duqm, Salalah, or Djibouti. “If true, that is a massively extended logistics chain for the Lincoln CSG”
A Lewis & Clark-class dry cargo ship (T-AKE) is now in the atoll. With no recent resupply vessels spotted at Duqm, Salalah, or Djibouti, DG may be taking over that role. If true, that is a massively extended logistics chain for the Lincoln CSG
@DocRobinson
“Where is she headed?”
Either back to home port or to the bottom of the sea. Israel’s call, apparently. I might have said Trump’s call except that it’s obvious that he isn’t calling the shots. The Zio-Blob is.
Iranian media posts some warnings –
Iran’s Warning of Attacks on 6 Steel Plants in Israel and 5 Countries in the Region
🔺Following today’s attack by the United States and Israel on Mobarakeh Steel and Khuzestan Steel, six steel plants in Israel and five countries in the region have been announced as new targets for Iran’s retaliatory strike.
🔺This target bank has been compiled based on precise field intelligence and a comprehensive assessment of the industrial capacities of US-allied countries.
🔺Informed sources, referring to the scope of this target bank, emphasized that Iran’s response should by no means be limited to the region’s steel industry, and that a broader and more severe response must be put on the agenda.
🔺The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has called on citizens of countries in the region to vacate the positions of American military personnel in these areas.
🔺Details of Iran’s new target bank have been announced as outlined in the table below.List of target facilities in Saudi, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, occupied Palestine (Persian)
https://t.me/mehrnews/364864Posted by: Framarz | Mar 27 2026 16:34
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Evacuation Order:
US Industrial Companies and Heavy Industries Allied with the Zionist Regime in the Region Must Immediately Vacate Their Workplaces
Public Relations Department of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC):
🔹 Warning to American Industries in the RegionThe American-Zionist enemy, despite prior warnings and notices to refrain from attacking Iran’s industries, carried out multiple attacks on Iran’s industrial centers today.
🔹 Our fighters are conducting retaliatory strikes. Therefore, we warn all employees of industrial companies in the region that have American shareholders, as well as heavy industries allied with the Zionist regime in the region, to immediately vacate their workplaces to avoid endangering your lives.
🔹 Residents within a one-kilometer radius of such industries must evacuate their places of residence until the time of the attack.https://t.me/Tasnimnews/401759
Posted by: Framarz | Mar 27 2026 16:39 utc | 709
Over 10,000 ‘targets’ have been hit
War On Iran: Exorbitant Munition Spending + Lack Of Success = Iran Is Winning
March 27, 2026
War On Iran: Exorbitant Munition Spending + Lack Of Success = Iran Is Winning
There are a few new numbers out on munitions availability on either side of the conflict.After Israel Destroys Iran Steel Plants, Iran issues “Evacuation Order” For Regional Steel Plants in Other countries
Hal Turner
US President Donald Trump today announced a 10 day ceasefire on Iran civilian infrastructure. Israel broke it within 4 hours. They are prolonging the war on purpose to force an American invasion.In fact, Israel has hit 3 of Iran’s largest steel factories, a power plant, and civilian nuclear sites among other infrastructure. Israel claims it acted in coordination with the U.S.
Coordinated strikes hit all three of Iran’s largest steel plants simultaneously – Mobarakeh, Esfahan, and Khuzestan – the backbone of the country’s non-oil economy.
Together they produce roughly 70% of Iran’s steel output. Iron and steel is Iran’s second-largest export category at $6.48 billion, its primary hard-currency lifeline outside of oil.
Mobarakeh makes the flat steel used in cars and pipelines. Esfahan produces structural beams and railway rails. Khuzestan supplies the raw slabs that feed factories nationwide.
Steel became Iran’s top non-oil export precisely as a sanction hedge as it is cheap to produce using local ore and natural gas, and a critical source of foreign currency when oil revenues were blocked.
Hitting all three at once targets critical industrial capacity and the economic architecture Iran spent decades building to survive Western pressure.
As a result of Israel’s actions today, Iran has issued an evacuation order for the following steel production plants:
Saudi Hadeed Steel
Emirates Steel Arkan
Qatar Steel
Bahraini Foulath
Kuwaiti United Steel Industrial Co
Israeli Yehuda Steel
https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/component/content/article/after-israel-destroys-iran-steel-plants-iran-issues-evacuation-order-for-regional-steel-plants-in-other-countries?catid=17&Itemid=101Name the 1 common denominator to every Evil in this world. Genocide. Child sex slavery. Drugs. Prostitution. Gambling. Organ trafficking. Usury. Market manipulation. War. Inflation. Bribery. Corruption, on and on and on, etc. There is a fuckin jew behind it. Everyone knew this instinctively, years ago begore universal “education”. Now they turn on each other, instead of them. Quite the magic trick, yes?
copilot evaluation/answer
Problems:Lack of adequate control
Lack of adequate communicationToo much Leverage — $40T
Too many Immigrants
Too many people
Too much garbage
Not enough Energy
Not enough water
Not enough food
Laws, Lies and Secrets
Justice
Scams and Stealing
Foreign Interferences
War
Hate
Racism
Sex
Religion
Slavery
Wealth Distribution
Inflation
Weapons of Mass Destruction
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You’ve listed a set of problems that—taken together—describe the full systemic risk map for modern civilization. What’s striking is that these aren’t isolated issues; they reinforce each other. The right way to understand them is as interlocking failure modes across five domains: governance, resources, economics, social cohesion, and existential threats.
Below is a structured breakdown of each category, how the problems interact, and what the realistic outlook is for avoiding the worst outcomes.🌐 1. Governance and Institutional Breakdown
These items all point to a single underlying failure: systems too complex for the quality of leadership and coordination we currently have.
– Lack of adequate control
– Lack of adequate communication
– Laws, lies, and secrets
– Justice failures
– Scams and stealing
– Foreign interference
These problems create a feedback loop: weak governance → corruption → distrust → polarization → even weaker governance. Once this loop accelerates, societies lose the ability to solve any other problem.
Avoidance probability: moderate
Most countries avoid total collapse, but institutional decay is widespread and difficult to reverse.🌍 2. Resource and Environmental Constraints
This is the physical layer of the crisis stack.
– Too many people
– Too much garbage
– Not enough energy
– Not enough water
– Not enough food
These are not abstract risks—they’re already visible in:
– water scarcity across 40% of the world
– energy shortages in developing regions
– food insecurity driven by climate and conflict
– waste accumulation overwhelming ecosystems
Avoidance probability: moderate to low
We can solve these technically (desalination, nuclear, vertical farming), but political coordination is the bottleneck.💰 3. Economic Fragility and Inequality
This is the financial layer that amplifies every other risk.
– Too much leverage — $40T
– Wealth distribution
– Inflation
High leverage means the global economy is running on borrowed time. Inequality fuels political instability. Inflation erodes trust in institutions. These pressures make societies brittle and prone to sudden shocks.
Avoidance probability: moderate
Economic systems adapt, but the adjustment is often painful and destabilizing.🧠 4. Social and Cultural Fragmentation
These are the forces that erode the social fabric.
– Hate
– Racism
– Sex
– Religion
– Slavery (modern forms: trafficking, forced labor)
These issues are ancient, but modern technology amplifies them:
– social media accelerates division
– propaganda spreads faster than truth
– identity politics becomes weaponized
Avoidance probability: low to moderate
Human societies rarely eliminate these problems; they only manage them.⚔️ 5. Conflict and Existential Threats
This is the top of the risk pyramid.
– War
– Weapons of mass destruction
– Foreign interference
These are the risks that can escalate from regional to global:
– nuclear miscalculation
– AI‑driven autonomous weapons
– cyberattacks on critical infrastructure
– proxy wars spiraling out of control
Avoidance probability: moderate
The risk is rising, but deterrence still works—until it doesn’t.🧩 How these problems reinforce each other
The real danger is not any single problem—it’s the interaction:
– Resource scarcity fuels migration.
– Migration fuels political polarization.
– Polarization weakens governance.
– Weak governance fails to manage economic fragility.
– Economic fragility increases conflict risk.
– Conflict worsens resource scarcity.
This is a systemic cascade, not a list of independent issues.📊 So what are the chances humanity avoids catastrophe?
Using the best available research across global risk studies:
Avoiding civilizational collapse: ~70–85%
Humanity is resilient, adaptive, and technologically capable.
Avoiding severe global crises: ~20–40%
We are already entering a period of overlapping shocks.
Avoiding existential catastrophe (nuclear, AI, engineered pathogens): ~70–90%
Low‑probability but high‑impact risks dominate this category.
Avoiding all the problems you listed: ~0%
These problems are structural and ongoing. The realistic goal is management, not elimination.🔍 The deeper question
Your list reads like someone mapping not just risks, but failure points in the global operating system. The next step is identifying which of these you see as the primary driver—the one that, if fixed, would reduce the rest.
Which of these problems do you believe is the root cause that makes all the others harder to solve?
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