kscarbel2

A few points. A global oil glut for over a year has largely prevented us from feeling the closure of the strait. But now that cushion is evaporating. Oil is different around the world. The oil needed depends on what you plan to do with it. e.g. produce plastics, motor oil, gasoline, ect. The explosion/fire at the diesel processing facility within the Valero plant (Port Arthur) has a bit to do with our rising diesel prices. But be aware there is a global shortage of diesel.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15684781/JD-Vance-tense-call-Benjamin-Netanyahu-rips-Israels-PM-selling-easy-Iran-war-Trump.html

Wow.....dueling ? .

Note Pence's comment at 7:00 This wasn't a moment where America went and started a war. This war started 47 years ago when the Iranian regime took Americans hostage and held them for more than 400 days. Three years after that, with their allies and Hezbollah, they murdered 220 Marines, 20 more service members in the attack on the Marine Corps barracks in Beirut. This isn't about starting a war, it's about finishing a war that's nearly 50 years in the making. I think you frame it that way. I think the American people will understand that if we see this through, we're not only we're not only going to defeat an enemy that we've been fighting with for decades, but the world's going to have an opportunity for greater peace and prosperity than ever before in that region and beyond. .

81 vehicles 62 days 3,251 miles Washington, D.C. to San Francisco

From 3:12 .

Have a great day, my friend.

It worked extremely well until a radical faction made a power grab. From 1953 to 1979, it obviously did work extremely well.

Actually, this was one regime change that worked out extremely well.