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About 95–97% of the world's internet runs through undersea fiber optic cables. A large portion of these cables goes through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has said, "If you attack us, we will cut the internet cables."
Just imagine—banking, the cloud, social media, massive businesses, everything relies on these cables. Now, this war is not just about oil; if the whole world's internet goes out, the earth will plunge into darkness.
Who holds the reins of the horse now, tell me?
Meanwhile, the rampage Hezbollah has started against Israel is unparalleled. It is doubtful if there is anyone above them in guerrilla warfare on earth. They have destroyed hundreds of Merkava tanks and slaughtered IDF soldiers. How many more days can Israel withstand this pressure? Plus, there is the nightly rain of Iranian Khorramshahr cluster missiles.
Now let's look at the business side.
Before the war, there were sanctions on Iranian oil. Despite having their own oil, they had to barely survive by selling it at heavily discounted prices. Now the tables have completely turned. Even amidst the ongoing war, Iran's oil exports are 1.5 million barrels a day. This means their oil sales have increased by almost 50 percent compared to before the war started. In the midst of the Hormuz crisis, Iran is selling 140 million dollars' worth of oil a day; their income has increased even during the war. And they have already declared they will collect taxes for ship crossings. They will charge 24 crore taka per ship. And this is exactly what should happen.
Now let's review the casualties of war. Those who keep up with boxing know that you don't win a boxing match just by being big and bulky. One of the main strategies for winning is the use of stamina. In many boxing matches, gigantic, muscular boxers have been knocked down by slim boxers. The strategy here is to survive. When you survive, the giant will exhaust himself running after you, and then one fatal blow under the jaw ends the game. In this 26-day war, even though Iran faced massive losses initially, they have survived. This sheer survival has left America and Israel completely out of breath.
The statistics of billions of dollars spent daily, military expenditures, massive loss of life for Americans and Israelis, the destruction of infrastructure, military bases, warplanes, and warships—the cost of coming from thousands of miles away to fight a war cannot be adequately explained.
Meanwhile, the US Department of Defense and the Israeli Army Chief have signaled their message of failure to the whole world. Their capability is exhausted, their air defense systems are depleted, and they face severe troop and security crises. Above all, American and Israeli citizens are putting immense pressure to stop this war.
As I said before, Iran has grabbed America and Israel by the testicles; even if they want to, they cannot end the war. Iran has the capacity to easily continue this war at this pace for another 6 months, but for America or Israel, surviving even 10 days is a challenge. They are trying hard to slip out like an eel, but because Iran has caught them with ash, they can't slip away.
America's final bluff is that they will deploy the Delta Force to Iran's Kharg Island and various other locations. Iran is essentially just waiting for this battle. The real fun of war is face-to-face. Over a hundred thousand Iranian commandos are waiting at Kharg Island and other locations with such preparation that even if the Delta Force takes the trouble to come, they won't be able to return.
Delta Force, Navy SEALs, Airborne Divisions, Marines—they might jump around in Hollywood movies, but in reality, they are like broiler chickens. They remember their experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq. They know they can't do anything on the battlefield, so it's unthinkable that they would come to commit suicide. They mainly cause damage through airstrikes. Iran has closed that door too.
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The reins of the war horse are now firmly in Iran's hands.
Before analyzing the whole matter, let's lay down some groundwork from the beginning. There is an Arabic saying: peace lies beneath the sword. And in the Hadith Sharif, it is said that Paradise is under the shade of swords. (Sahih al-Bukhari)
Regarding the character of Muslims, Allah says in the Holy Quran that Muslims are compassionate among themselves and very harsh against the disbelievers. (Surah Al-Fath 29)
On the battlefield, we have seen Muslims, even when severely wounded, give their water to another brother without drinking it themselves, who in turn gave it to another. Eventually, they all achieved martyrdom without anyone drinking the water. On the other hand, it was this handful of men who uprooted the superpower of that time, the Romans.
The disbelievers know that against this power of faith, their power of disbelief—no matter what superpower name it takes outwardly—has no value. Therefore, by pretending to be friends of the Muslims, drowning them in luxury, and trapping them in the illusion of wealth, the disbelievers didn't just force them to sheathe their swords, but they climbed onto their heads. And they didn't stop there; they even urinated on the heads of the Middle Eastern kings.
After many years, Iran has shown the capability that everyone should have shown much earlier. In the 26-day war, the intense reaction Iran has shown has crushed America and Israel's desire to be superpowers. Instead, Iran has shown the world that they are the superpower. If the opportunities that were in the hands of the Muslims in the Middle East were used correctly, it would have been possible to make all the disbelievers of the world their slaves. The driving force of the entire world, the reserves of oil and gas, are in this Middle East. The disbelievers understood this and placed their boot-licking dogs in every country there. If they hadn't been able to install them, they would either have to eat what Muslims gave them as charity or sit with their hands out.
Iran has realized this very well and grabbed America and Israel by the testicles—a grip so tight that there's no room to maneuver. A weapon greater than nuclear power in Iran's hands is the Strait of Hormuz. Due to Iran's threats and the fear of attacks, nearly two thousand ships are stuck on both sides of this narrow waterway.
About 20 percent of the world's fuel oil and natural gas is transported through this route. Besides this, it is also the main route for supplying the fertilizers necessary for global food production. In the open ocean, there is always the opportunity to change routes; but in such checkpoints or narrow seas, that opportunity does not exist. This means Iran does not need to hunt for its targets. They can just sit and wait.
Kevin Rowlands has said that this effectively creates a "kill zone," where there are only seconds of warning before facing an attack.
America is desperate to rescue this but can do nothing. After the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has now threatened to blockade another crucial trade route: the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Located near the southwestern coast of Yemen, this narrow waterway connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden and largely controls the movement of vessels through the Suez Canal.
This strait is also incredibly important for the global trade of energy products. 12 percent of the oil produced from the oil fields on the Middle Eastern coast is transported through Bab el-Mandeb.
Iran's ally, the Houthis, control this area. They have stated that if America tries to do anything harmful to Iran, they will close this strait too, bringing global trade to a standstill.
Think about it for a second—for the past 26 days, all shipping except for Iran's allies has been halted in the Strait of Hormuz. What will happen if this is repeated in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait? Will America and Europe have any choice but to take up begging bowls?
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"As #part of creation, “we believers also groan, even #though we have the Holy Spirit within us as a foretaste of #future glory,"
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@EYakoby That’s because we were all paying attention to the fact that it was a Mossad opperstion trying to instigate a coupe.
It’s 2026. The world is awake Eyal.
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#Part 3
#Ghanastockexchange
#InvestmentStrategy
How to choose stocks
This is where smart investing happens.
1. Look at strong companies
Examples on the GSE:
Ghana Commercial Bank (banking)
MTN Ghana
Fan Milk Limited (consumer goods)
TOTAL Energies Marketing Ghana
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#Part 2
How markets work
The stock market is simply a place where buyers and sellers meet.
Key players:
Investors (you and others)
Stockbrokers (licensed firms that trade for you)
Listed companies
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