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In reply to the discussion: So far, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has not led to a major economic disaster. That won't last forever. [View all]

dalton99a

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8. The moron is dragging it out so he can claim credit for the 'recovery' before the midterms
Reply to Celerity (Original post)
Thu Jun 4, 2026, 10:44 AM
15 hrs ago

And the delay is fattening the profits of American oil companies - it is also of great help to Putin




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So far, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has not led to a major economic disaster. That won't last forever. [View all] Celerity Wednesday OP
There appears to be demand destruction WSHazel Wednesday #1
Lots of things become possible and economically feasible at greater than $100 per barrel. Hugin 14 hrs ago #10
The world is going to look very different next year SamuelTheThird Yesterday #2
Disagree. The U.S. will be worse off WSHazel 17 hrs ago #4
How? SamuelTheThird 16 hrs ago #5
I saw an article recently... Chemical Bill 22 hrs ago #3
Oil is not energy for cities. It's gasoline and diesel and chemicals. Melon 15 hrs ago #9
Hence electric cars.... Chemical Bill 9 hrs ago #11
I forgot about heat pumps. Chemical Bill 9 hrs ago #12
I think a recession here is all but guaranteed Johnny2X2X 15 hrs ago #6
Since Trump's tariffs debacle, nearly all countries are working deals around the US. Same here as much as RoeVWade 15 hrs ago #7
The moron is dragging it out so he can claim credit for the 'recovery' before the midterms dalton99a 15 hrs ago #8
Good article. gulliver 7 hrs ago #13
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