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K.T. McFarlane: Oh, I think it was. And I think they probably thought Iran might be easier than it turned out to be.
But it didn't. It turned out to be harder.
But we still won.
And that's the difference.
We've won that. We've won that war.
Because why?
Because the oil that was moving through the Strait of Hormuz, 20 million barrels a day, it's going differently.
It's going through the Strait of Hormuz.
Yeah, probably 10 million barrels a day now because we've cleared the southern route.
But a lot of that oil that used to move by tankers is now moving by pipeline and it's not going to go back to tankers.
And then some of the shortfall has been made up by American oil and natural gas that's moving out of the United States.
So at the end of the day, we got rid of the nukes.
And if they try to rebuild the nukes, well, we'll bomb those again.
And as far as the importance of the Straits, it's going to be increasingly irrelevant, especially because of the Venezuela oil connection.
We are now controlling a quarter of the world's oil and whoever controls the world's energy, the world's fossil fuels in the years ahead controls the future.
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