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All's Not So Quiet On Any Front
All's Not So Quiet On Any Front
Authored by James Howard Kunstler,
Project Freedom. Cute move! Notice that it’s not Operation Freedom. That would frame it as a military move.
The President is tactically framing this as a humanitarian action. Mr. Trump has advised Congress as of May 1 that hostilities with Iran (Operation Epic Fury) are terminated, at the 60-day limit of the War Powers Resolution. Commercial ships from countries not involved in the Iran / US dispute will now get escorted safely through the Strait of Hormuz by US naval vessels.
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