perhaps you're one of those rubes who thinks all current events are unconnected but if you research and think a bit you can deduce things are indeed connected. if you want to make us all reduce to fifteen minute walking cities and all things connected there, food and fuel need ending. what do you see going on now; 

 

I believed — and you probably did too — that the Strait of Hormuz would eventually reopen and be restored to full operation. I believed that the fighting would stop, the tankers would flow again, and the world would return to some semblance of normalcy. But I was wrong, and so was everyone who held onto that hope.

The people in charge don’t want the world to work for human civilization, it turns out. They want collapse, and they are getting it by making sure the Persian Gulf is permanently taken offline.

This isn’t a war that merely got out of hand. It’s a deliberate, engineered dismantling of global energy and food infrastructure. As I detailed in March 2026, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is not a temporary disruption — it is a geopolitical and financial reality that has already snapped shut ^[1]. The assumption that problems will be solved because they always have been is a dangerous illusion ^[2]. We are watching the greatest crisis in human history unfold, and the very people who caused it may have no real desire to end it.............more..........