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strikeJul 18, 2026
The Hormuz Extortion: How Washington's maritime toll weaponizes global trade for big oil
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The flawless synchronization between manufactured military crises and the sudden, record-breaking valuation spikes of defense contractors and fossil fuel executives points to a far more cynical reality.
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The flawless synchronization between manufactured military crises and the sudden, record-breaking valuation spikes of defense contractors and fossil fuel executives points to a far more cynical reality. These are not spontaneous failures of diplomacy, but rather meticulously engi…
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