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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle March 15 2026 #234763
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    From Andrei Martyanov’s Blog

    Is there a panic in the White House and Pentagon?

    You can bet your ass on that.

    This is the FIRST time when the US met with the opposition which wipes out US operational rear assets and is ready to go into the blow exchange, tit for tat.

    Not since Vietnam, the US actually finds itself facing the REAL opposition and REAL war.

    Unlike it is the case in 404 where the US military hides behind the backs of 404 cannon fodder.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234703
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    The people who did this to Gaza are deeply concerned that Iran might have broken international humanitarian law.

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    Zionaziland can’t really be a strong chosen country when u can’t protect your own chosen leader.

    ;>)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234698
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    Rot in Hell Zionazi Filth

    Trumpturd better have his head on a swivel


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    Fucking Bibi is Dead!

    Hallephuckinglujah

    FAFO

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234660
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    Reports Claim Saudi Ababia has shut down one of their biggest facilities the Ras Tanura Oil Refineries after Iranian drone strike.

    The U.S. striking Kharg Island could possibly be linked to potential Iranian retaliation on Ras Tanura.

    Iran Targets Saudi ‘Crown Jewel’: Should Ras Tanura Be on High Alert After Kharg Island Bombing?

    “Last year, as EurAsian Times reported, Tehran warned that any attack on Kharg Island’s oil facilities would prompt retaliatory strikes on Saudi Arabia’s Ras Tanura facility, one of the world’s largest oil refineries.”

    Ras Tanura’s significance cannot be overstated. As Saudi Arabia’s largest refinery, it processes up to 550,000 bpd of crude oil into refined products such as gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, kerosene, and LPG, serving both domestic and international markets.

    This makes it integral to the kingdom’s economy, where oil accounts for nearly 40% of GDP and over 70% of export revenues.

    Located in the Persian Gulf, the massive complex funnels oil from major fields via pipelines, supplying customers in Asia, Europe, and the Americas. Any disruption at this facility, like the 2019 drone attacks by Houthis, can send shockwaves across the world.

    However, its proximity to the volatile Strait of Hormuz makes it a potential target for Iranian strikes. Analysts warn that full-scale damage could significantly reduce Saudi exports, triggering a worldwide oil crisis.

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    If Ras Tanura hit is confirmed oil volatility goes nuclear.

    That’s not just a refinery that’s a global pricing anchor.

    Putin is smiling ear to ear at the thought of $150/barrel Oil.


    That will do miracles for the oil price Monday

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234659
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    False Flag Setup

    Caught Ya

    A Deer in the Headlights

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234658
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    Bare Bones

    The Future Isn’t What It Used to Be

    Disney’s new Animatronics have eyes that can blink with human like accuracy due to AI

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234657
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    Trumpturd has no strategy

    About anything

    He is as shallow a thinker as has ever been on the world stage.

    So he attacked the main Iranian terminal at Kharg Island.

    Which gave the Iranians the Green Checkered Flag to attack Saudi oil refineries, pipelines and tanks,

    PERMANENTLY disabling them so that even if the Strait is opened there will be NOTHING TO PUMP.

    Brilliant

    So all oil infrastructure in West Asia is now a target thanks to Trumpturd.

    Well even assuming someone tries to repair the oil infrastructure in any short amount of time in the near future, even the repair crews can be attacked making the total oil export from West Asia near ZERO for the foreseeable future.

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    From the Loins of Satan Cums Barbie

    An Ah’merica Tradition

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234653
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    Ah’…….merica

    Put Your Finger Out of Your Ass and WaketheFuckUp

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234652
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    Iran is taking Trumpturd apart…

    Five US Air Force refueling planes were struck and damaged on the ground at Prince Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia.

    Boeing can ‘repair’ them, by hand, in maybe five years at 100% plus cost

    hahahaha

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 14 2026 #234651
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    Dump on Trump

    The Brothers know the score

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234582
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    William Daniel Ehrhart

    Ehrhart has been called “the dean of Vietnam war poetry.”

    Vietnam Veterans Against the War

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234559
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    Speaking of Supply Chain FUBAR

    Most silver doesn’t come from silver mines.

    It comes out as a byproduct of copper, lead, and zinc refining

    Operations that depend on hydro-metallurgical processes requiring industrial quantities of sulfuric acid.

    [Sonofabitch]

    Sulfuric acid is produced as a byproduct of sour crude refining.

    The same Hormuz closure that’s strangling oil flow is, with a lag of weeks to months, also strangling the chemical inputs that base metal smelters depend on.

    Refineries shuttered around the Gulf means sulfuric acid production dropping means hydro-metallurgical operations halting means silver byproduct output falling.

    The crisis that is draining the [global silver] vaults is simultaneously choking the pipeline that would normally refill them.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234555
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    Helium Madafas!

    And a detail that’s buried in the supply chain news:

    Qatar’s LNG shutdown has also taken out roughly a third of global helium supply.

    Helium is irreplaceable in chip fabrication.

    No alternative exists at Qatar’s volume.


    The AI boom that was supposed to save the economy needs chips that need helium that comes from a country currently telling its entire population to stay indoors.

    Hahahahaha

    GST

    Great Strategic Thinking.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234553
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    The US has two months of rare earth materials remaining.

    Two months.

    The radars being destroyed across the Gulf require Yttrium (39).

    China holds 98% of global production and banned exports

    The destruction is, in practical terms, permanent.

    So for the slower minds among TAE like dr d, the Empire of Lies can mine rare earths until the cows come home.

    Refining rare earth’s to a high grade is very very difficult. China took DECADES perfecting the process.

    Ah’merica’s MIC Maggots® couldn’t find their own ass if they were looking for it with both hands.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234551
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    The Strait Flush of Hormuz

    Yah, it’s a tollbooth alright.

    And it allows the toll takers to collapse certain targeted parts of the world economy

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234550
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    The cyber front has a symmetry to it. USrael struck Bank Sepah’s data infrastructure. Iran’s proxies hit a surgical equipment manufacturer used by hospitals globally. An eye for an eye. A server for a server.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234548
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    An Iran-linked hacker group called Handala claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Stryker Corporation – the American medical technology company whose surgical robots and joint replacements operate in hospitals across 79 countries.

    Handala claimed 200,000 systems wiped and 50 terabytes extracted.

    WSJ and ABC confirmed the attack
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    The war just entered the operating room.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234546
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    It’s a Tollbooth Stupid

    India’s Foreign Minister called Iran’s Foreign Minister and asked permission to transit an international waterway.

    The world’s fifth-largest economy, nuclear-armed, with the fourth most powerful military on Earth, called Tehran and requested a waiver. And got one.

    The tanker Shenlong arrived in Mumbai loaded with Saudi crude, having sailed straight through Hormuz. Two more Indian tankers – the Pushpak and Parimal – also passed.

    Bangladesh secured the same deal.

    China already had it.

    The strait isn’t closed.

    It’s a members-only club.

    And the membership criteria is:

    not being allied with the people who started the war.

    The Energy Secretary said $200 a barrel is “unlikely”.

    The IRGC said “not a single litre of oil”.

    One of these statements will age better than the other.

    Trump, asked about oil prices: “We make a lot of money when oil prices go up”.

    Making money while schoolgirls get massacred.

    Another great statement from the President of the United States.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234544
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    Trolling Trumpturd to FAFO

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234542
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    So why did western Mediawhores float the mine story?

    Because “we can’t escort tankers through a mined strait” sounds considerably better than “we can’t escort tankers because we’d get hit”.

    “The world’s most powerful navy has been unable to open a 33-kilometre waterway for two weeks.

    That’s embarrassing.

    Mines provide a technical excuse that avoids the simpler, more damaging explanation:

    Iran’s coastal defenses work, and the US Navy doesn’t want to test them.

    The mines are cover. ”

    For US impotence

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234540
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234539
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    Trumpturd’s cardboard cut out speaks.

    “The Strait of Hormuz will remain closed.

    All US bases in the region must be shut down immediately.

    Iran demands reparations, or property belonging to the aggressors will be seized or destroyed.

    Studies have been conducted on opening additional fronts “where the enemy has minimal experience and would be highly vulnerable”.

    And vengeance for Minab will not be forgiven.”


    Over Israel, 717 Home Front Command alerts triggered by midday – and that’s without counting the previous night’s barrage.

    717 sirens in half a day tells you everything about the state of what’s left of Israel’s early warning network.

    Iran’s Foreign Minister: “Israel is bombing Iranian historical monuments dating as far back as the 14th century. Multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites have been struck”. His line was surgical: “It’s natural that a regime that won’t last a century hates nations with ancient pasts.”


    “Iranian cluster munitions reportedly struck outside Jerusalem’s Old City, near Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.”

    “The three holiest sites of three religions, give or take, in one blast radius.

    Symbolism aside, the targeting accuracy on display is the story.

    These aren’t random launches hoping to land somewhere useful.

    They’re arriving precisely where someone chose to put them.”

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    • Ukraine Attacking Russian Gas Pipeline To Stop Deliveries To Europe

    Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico should launch an actual military attack on Ukronaziland

    The CASH&GOLD caught coming through Hungary is Proof Positive that the rats are preparing to Bugout of a sinking ship.

    Nazilensky is a product of the Empire of Lies MIC Maggots.

    That CASH&GOLD is laundered MIC Maggot Grift.

    dr d is the only one who will try to explain that away as harmless with the usual incomprehensible autistic word salad.

    But Ukronaziland, is an Empire of Lies Creation from asshole to apple’s apple

    Putin humors Trumpturd like sane people humor a mental patient with a bloody bayonet in their hands.

    And the Green Goblin is an Ashkenazi Jew Blood Brother of Bibi the Butcher.

    They are cut from the same cloth.

    Trumpturd is Bibi’s Zionazi Bitch

    The End

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234533
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    It’s much simpler than you think……

    Epstein Guard To Testify As Oversight Committee Explores Potential Murder

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    Quick Headlinre Notes

    The Politicking of Barack Obama

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    Yes, I see your Point!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234511
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    It’s Alive!

    Praise the Lord

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    Progress is Our Most Important Product

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    The Epstein Fury Operation keeps on Truckin’

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234506
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    News Flash:

    Mental Health Report for the Empire of Lies

    Glad to see the ‘wheels of Justice’ grind on.

    Connecticut man accused of cannibalism and murder is granted conditional release

    “A man accused of cannibalism and murder has been granted conditional release, according to the Connecticut Psychiatric Security Review Board (PSRB)”

    “The board granted Tyree Smith’s release after a careful review of his clinical progress, officials said.

    He’s currently at Connecticut Valley Hospital in Middletown. Smith is accused of hacking a man to death with an axe in Bridgeport and eating part of the victim’s brain and an eyeball.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 13 2026 #234503
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    And a jaunty Woketurd ‘Tip of the Hat’ to the ladies this fine morning

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    Lookin’ Good

    Kalshi Motto: Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

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