
The Economic Consequences of the War
Sixteen days of oil. Two straits, not one. And the same reckless calculation Keynes watched destroy Europe in 1919 — now repeated by a new Big Three in Washington, Jerusalem, and the Gulf.
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Sixteen days of oil. Two straits, not one. And the same reckless calculation Keynes watched destroy Europe in 1919 — now repeated by a new Big Three in Washington, Jerusalem, and the Gulf.

Thirty-five ships in ninety-six hours. Ukraine has just executed the most devastating campaign against merchant tonnage since the Tanker War — without possessing a single warship of consequence.

On August 19, 1953, the United States and Britain overthrew Iran’s democratically elected Prime Minister — not with armies, but with cash, hired mobs, and propaganda.

Before you’re allowed an opinion on Iran, you owe yourself its history.

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