Contemplating extremity

That is the event I am seeing. Al Jazeera reported 8 hours ago ‘Saudi Arabia downs missiles fired at Riyadh after Houthi attack on pipeline’ we see here “Saudi forces intercept two missiles fired towards Riyadh, hours after reporting damage to key East-West pipeline.” As well as “Major-General Turki al-Maliki, a spokesperson for the coalition, blamed the Iran-backed Houthis for Tuesday’s attacks.” For the longest time in my life I have been a man of peace. This all might play into the hands of the United States and not anyone else. Perhaps it is time to reexamine my military IP to see what more we can de to stop Iran from assisting Houthi forces being a terror state. I still remain strong on make relevant harbours and train tracks inoperable. Has almost no civilian casualties and it stops whatever they can hand to Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthi forces without funds. And as their forces dry up from having to have weapons of all kinds,, which in the larger scheme of things help all the nations under attack from these 4 parties.

And Iran is happy, the United States has a wimp as president, they are happy because the United States with Israel instigated al this. And why? Whereis the Nuclear materials, where is the evidence? What is behind this? As I personally see this Exxon: Reported quarterly earnings of $14.5 billion to $15+ billion, Chevron: Posted quarterly profits around $12 billion and ongoing geopolitical tensions and the effective closure/disruption of critical shipping lanes like the Strait of Hormuz have tightened global oil and gas supplies, all this because the United States has a fearing idiot in its White House? It needs to fork over well over a trillion dollars every year in interest. This is not going away and why should the rest suffer because of bad money management of one nation? So whilst we heard ‘the golden age of AI is here’ too many are realising that there is not such a thin and they are paying each other and that is now ending too. So whilst the markets adjust a multi trillion amount we are left to watch not to bright politicians go ‘oops’ and we are left with a mess as such I gave Saudi Arabia and the UAE the means to deal with Iran and in my setting no $43.6 billion through Sep 3, 2026 would have been required, because I aimed for what stops revenue and the blockade is still running. What they leave out I that the United States is now weaker than ever. It will take years for its missiles to be remade and the costs are not given anywhere. So whilst the United States is fighting a war on two fronts, its banks on one side and their enemies and allies on the other front, because as I see it, the United States no longer has any friends, so it can easily make matters worse for everyone else. And any strategist could have seen the impact that my solutions had, I worked from history and France during WW2 proved my point in one instance and the other instance was proven during the Atlantic wars, it had 6 wars between those my strategy made sense. Of course it is not an exact science, but the Iranian harbours had a few weaknesses to exploit, but take out the trains and the harbours and Iranian has a few other issues and rearming their terrorist arms (Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthi) comes to an end and right quick, that is the reality of this. I get that Iran takes up arms against the United States and Israel, It was under attack, but the attacks on Aramco, ADNOC, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other gulf states is their weakness too, because they see oil going to the western fronts and they cab’t have that and with the current administration they see there chance for a large seat on the oil table and whilst they sell to India and China they see their chance and as I see it the Houthi terrorist need to be stopped as such their supplier and backer Iran becomes a major track and whist it think it is safe because of the acts of idiocy by the United States (by the US proclaiming victory over 60 times) they see their path clear and keep the Straight of Hormuz closed, but stop their infrastructure and their problems become fivefold because any handle on this requires an infrastructure and when their Approximately 12,998 kilometres loses over 20% their paths become a massive drag and it all is slowed down further by delay over delay. It took me a little over two days to set to mind and paper and no $43.6 billion was required. As I see it, as little as $25,000,000 would be needed to make the ideas reality and as the adopting of something like a DJI FlyCart 30 is minimal refitting a $20K drone might be all that is needed to give the Iranian transport a massive slap in the face. No billions were required in stopping one side and the required other side is a much cheaper drone with claymore on its side and partially destroy refineries. Some casualties are expected there, it is the expectations of watching flammable stuff go boom. Still the overall costs stays well under $50M, so why does the United States not consider this? Why is it making these stupid settings, because if the Gulf is in trouble they look less like losers and optionally they get an extension on the loans they have and they have over 40 trillion of those, whilst the Gulf states (Saudi Arabia and the UAE) are largely debt free, or at least in a much better manageable state and Iran is making that equation fall south through its terrorist arm. And I say that this has to stop and I think that there is both and upside and downside on this. The upside is that its General Intelligence Presidency under Khalid bin Ali Al Humaidan, requires a redesign because as I see it, the amount of failures (I expect through the CIA) requires redesign and rearmed with ‘better’ intelligence tools that are not based on American ‘ideology’, I am not sure where to go and I understand that the Israeli foundation is not a way they want to go, but there is also the Chinese solution and it is (as stated by some of their enemies) top notch. Then there will become a handle on the intelligence on armament paths for the Houthi terrorist and they could reaffirm the strategy to keep Aramco and Riyadh safe (other cities too). And perhaps that will open weaknesses on the Iranian sides too, but that is pure speculation from my side.

Have a great day today,

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