Category: Blog

The War That Broke the AI Boom: Economic and Supply Chain Disruptions from the Iran Conflict

Iranian strikes have crippled Gulf energy infrastructure, leaving Iraq output at 1.6 million barrels daily and Qatar LNG disrupted for years.

The Nuclear Abyss: Theodore Postol’s Warning for Israel and Iran

Theodore Postol is not the kind of man who traffics in abstractions.

Trump’s Mission Unaccomplished: The Lies, the Losses, and the Escalation Trap

Trump’s Iran claims track futures market openings, while Tehran corroborates none of the announced progress and the war’s premises collapse.

How to Blow Up the World Order in 30 Days: Washington, Brussels, London and the $200 Oil Suicide Pact

How the West Delivered Stagflation to Itself

The Jock Sniffing Soul Merchant and the Sacrificial Lamb with Horns: Rubio, Vance, and the Coming Reckoning

Rubio’s bid for power made him the sole intelligence conduit as an Omani mediated settlement neared, followed by war and Gulf chaos.

America’s Suicidal Empire: The Iran War, the Death Spiral of a Failing Hegemon, and the World We Are Destroying

“You cannot bomb a civilization into submission.” , Colonel Douglas Macgregor, decorated combat veteran, former senior adviser to the U.S. Secretary of Defense

Trump, Rubio, Vance, and the Midterm Reckoning

An Omani brokered deal offered inspections and Iranian concessions, but Rubio’s control of intelligence cleared the way for the bombs.

Analysis: The World’s Critical Supply Architecture Disrupted by the U.S. Attack on Iran

Pre-publication draft, Version 2.0, shared for expert review and comment Incorporating new reporting and analysis through March 25, 2026

The Molecules of War: How Washington’s Persian Gulf Gamble Is Coming for Your Grocery Bill, Your Smartphone, and Your Economy

Most Americans think of supply chain disruptions in terms of port delays and empty shelves. This is a different kind of disruption.

Where’s the Business Plan for Trump’s $200 Billion Iran “Ask”?

The $200 billion request arrives with $1.3 to $1.4 billion daily war costs, near $40 trillion in debt, and no stated milestones or exit plan.