Darren Farber
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 26 May
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So
is politically defined.
The Strait of Hormuz was open before this contingency at the end of the day.
And so if all we get is the Strait of Hormuz back open, strategically maybe was the juice worth the squeeze, for lack of a better term.
I would argue that you've degraded an enormous amount of Iranian military capability, which is what the department's internal frago, their order, was to do.
And so you have degraded that.
But the Strait of Hormuz as an economic choke point has to open back up in order for commerce to work.
But we're sitting here today, the straits functionally closed.
The economy's still ripping here in the United States markets, you have high inflation, but I think
The conventional wisdom is that America can withstand less pain than the counterparty.
There's this hybridization that happened in certain parts of the Shia Muslim world through the works of Shiriadi, which is a hybridization of Marxism and martyrdom together, which is kind of like an absolute control of an environment, and to say,
If you martyr yourself, you're winning.
You're ascending.
It's such a satanical philosophy because it promotes internal destruction and sacrifice to the limit as evidence that you're winning.
We were talking right before we sat down.
Gaza has been leveled by any stretch of the imagination.
There are still elements of Hamas operating, but have they won?
Well, in their mind, in that Shiriadi form of red Shiaism, they're winning.
You
Can bring people to the precipice of their own destruction.
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