RE: Alternate view on Hormuz13 Apr 2026 11:54
Santos
Agreed re diversification of supply, but in this case the reading of the message depends on how its presented and who wrote the article, so you can make a judgement as to why they wrote it. In this case, what is being opined, by a zionist, pro israeli account, is that it is attributing a highly complex, partly emergent outcome to a single tactical intent with projected beneficial economic outcomes for the self declared winners. So, to present it as an 'alternate view' is disingenuous at best. Its not an alternate view, it's a view with an agenda. These days to query such slop is, i believe, monikered as critical thinking - it used to just be called using your brain and was what most people did naturally without fear of being accused of trolling by lesser minds.
On a wider point, opinions are fine but most don't deserve to be treated as anything other than uninformed. There are good and bad ones, right and wrong ones, and to not be able to point out weaknesses, inaccuracies, and falsehoods is a bit 'woke' don't you think? I would have thought someone of your age would appreciate that, or do you support the 'everyone deserves a medal for taking part' approach?