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Backstabbers: France, Germany, and Saudi Arabia’s Push to Empower Iran
France and Germany are attempting to negotiate a separate deal to tie Iran more deeply to China and Russia via Saudi Arabia. What good are enemies when…
Jun 4
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Iran Has the World by The Gas Tank
How the U.S. diplomatic retreat handed Iran control of global energy markets — and the world economy.
Jun 3
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Red Lines Written in Magic Marker: The Pending U.S. Defeat in Iran
The death of the “Donroe Doctrine” as U.S. foreign policy fails dangerously in front of our eyes in Iran.
Jun 2
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Silence: The Sound of a Collapsing Narrative
How the idea of "silence" from Washington accelerates Iran’s growing dual victory: owning the narrative and entrenching leverage.
Jun 1
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How Washington Is Losing the Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s PGSA law forces Washington to choose between real enforcement and accepting permanent Iranian leverage.
Jun 1
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May 2026
The Accords That Stall the Strait
How Washington’s search for a bigger diplomatic trophy leaves the energy shock unresolved.
May 27
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From “We Won” to “We Must Hit Back”
Iran’s restored information environment is forcing the regime into a dangerous escalation trap after Bandar Abbas.
May 27
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The Three Paths: Why Escalation Is Now the Path of Least Resistance in Iran
Three paths forward on Iran, one timeline that matters, and why military clearing is the only viable option
May 27
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Don’t Be Fooled by Reopening Headlines
The operational forces that will govern oil tightness this summer
May 13
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Next Stop – Sledgehammer: US–China Summit as Final Pause
Why Beijing’s pragmatism is a US advantage as the Iran clock turns kinetic
May 13
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The Sledgehammer Default
What Project Freedom revealed about Iran’s denial capacity and why kinetic clearance is now the logical pathway
May 13
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AI and the End of the Normandy Paradigm
How the Iran conflict and Mythos are quietly introducing a software-first model for future warfare
May 6
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