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Jesse Felder
@jessefelder.com

“It is unprecedented. We have two major waterways obstructed, active attacks, Iran escalating attacks, proxies being active and no signs of diplomatic talks. It’s a disastrous situation when you’re looking at it from an energy security angle.” www.nytimes.com/2026/09/16/b...

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dino-monster.bsky.social
@dino-monster.bsky.social

For a guy that knows nothing it seems like at this rate the other ME countries are going to cut their own deal with Iran and the US is gonna be on an island alone. I don’t know how they aren’t reaching the juice not being worth the squeeze concerning America.

Inverted Pyramid
@invertedpyramid.bsky.social

Sizable U.S. military presence in Djibouti. Why aren’t special forces being called up to take the fight to the Houthis? Not cheerleading, just wondering. Aren’t situations such as this why they formed Delta Force and Seal Team Six in the first place?

Breathe Free
@breathefree.bsky.social

Son-in-law and real estate guy need to be replaced with REAL diplomats with expertise in this area. We need people involved who love this country more than they love money.

Jeffrey Brown
@texasgeologist.bsky.social

Trump’ unnecessary attack on Iran triggered global food and fuel crises, what retired Army General Steve Anderson called “The greatest geopolitical disaster in US history.” Note the the spike in diesel prices corresponded exactly to Trump's attack on Iran. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/15/w...

nytimes.comRising Fuel Prices Set Off Anger and Protests Around the World (Gift Article)From Indonesia to Guatemala to Syria, shortages and price increases are leading to protests and blackouts.