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OutThere
Apr 2, 2026 2:41am — Edited
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Since Iran has no friends, the whole world is their enemy unless they pay 2 million per ship transiting the strait, then they can be considered a friend.

Suck it up world. You can't do anything about it. Extremist terrorists win. There is always a first.

The Ayatollahs remind me of slugs. A place I was renting a long time ago had a backyard infested by them. I tried every trick in the book to get rid of them. You name it and they would come back with vengeance. Yup, slugs will never die. All I could do was build high walled boxes and fill them up with soil, so they couldn't climb all the way up.
Disgusting creatures...I mean the Ayatollahs.
Here is their supreme leader Ayatollah Sayd Freeloader.
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Riziq-Cap
Apr 2, 2026 3:37am — Edited
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You admit defeat

Great, now go back tinkering with your cup and handle retail BS

Edit: he edited his comment..... smh
hasib
Apr 2, 2026 9:39am
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Sovereignty as a Service: Iran is treating the Strait as a managed waterway. Providing security and safe passage in a conflict zone has a high "operating cost," and charging a transit fee is a standard exercise of territorial control, similar to the Suez Canal.

Economic Reciprocity: After years of being blocked from the global financial system by Western sanctions, Iran is simply using its unique geographical "equity" to create its own financial leverage.

Geopolitical Realism: Labeling a strategic move as "terrorist" ignores the reality of the Feb 28 strikes. Any nation facing an existential threat will weaponize its most powerful non-military asset to ensure survival.

Stabilizing the Chaos: A regulated fee system, while expensive, provides a predictable framework for global trade that is far better for the markets than a total, unmanaged closure of the Strait.
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cco1569474
Apr 2, 2026 6:58am
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There supreme leader isn't much of a leader is he. It's best he stays down in his hole.
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Riziq-Cap
Apr 2, 2026 1:12am
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- slowly but surely, the onion of lies getting unpeeled and it will be hurtful!
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sgmf
Apr 2, 2026 7:19am
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imo, will be a very expensive war for the whole world and the US will not achieve any of its goals
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Riziq-Cap
Apr 2, 2026 1:02am
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Irans conditions for talks set:

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Trader#6E40
Apr 2, 2026 1:31am
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While grandpa sleeps, oil prices rise.
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