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Here is what the naval picture in the Arabian Sea looked like most recently, where courtesy of Stratfor we can see that not only is CVN-65 full steam ahead to its final date with history somewhere off the shores of Iran, but that LHD8 Makin Island crossed the Straits of Hormuz recently. Just because.
Virtually the entire non-parked naval fleet will be in the Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf in the next 4-6 days, where 3 aircraft carriers and one big-deck amphibious warfare ship are just waiting for the order.
Update: as we hit print, we see headlines that the UK will cooperate with the US on bilateral agreement to release oil stocks. Crude down big on the news, which is merely an advance move ahead of almost inevitable war with Iran, simply to make the spike more palatable.
The SWIFT global financial transaction service said Thursday that it was cutting ties with Iranian banks that are subject to European Union sanctions aimed at discouraging the country from developing nuclear weapons.
The action effectively enforces EU sanction because the world's financial transactions are impossible without using SWIFT, and it will go a long way toward isolating Iran financially.
And so the lunacy hits a crescendo: U.S., U.K. AGREE TO EMERGENCY OIL STOCKS RELEASE, REUTERS SAYS
Translation:
Hi China, this is Barrack, please buy our oil at firesale prices as you in turn build your strategic reserves. I have a reelection to win. Oh and when Iran attacks one of our 3 aircraft carriers parked next to Tehran in a false flag attack, at least oil will soar from a lower price point.
Love, B.H.O.
Enterprise will be the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to be decommissioned by the United States Navy.
The process is scheduled to begin Summer 2013 and be completed in 2015
Originally posted by stirling.....if even one gets through, they will lose a good part of a carrier ......perhaps even sink it.
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
Does the ship have insurance on it? If they lose it, they can collect on insurance...just saying, a random thought you know...
Originally posted by bekod
reply to post by CALGARIAN
it would be cheaper to be the sacrificial lamb than to be decommissioned, remember peal Harbor , we would have one for the 21st century"remember the Enterprise" now a days anything is possible, remember old Mo, it too was sacrificed.
The Romans celebrated her festival from March 19 to March 23 during the day which is called, in the neuter plural, Quinquatria, the fifth after the Ides of March, the nineteenth, an artisans' holiday
The Ides of March was a festive day dedicated to the god Mars and a military parade was usually held.
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
Does the ship have insurance on it? If they lose it, they can collect on insurance...just saying, a random thought you know...
Originally posted by plube
we all know where this thread leads do we not.....
Yuppers false flag all the way....the sad part is we all know it's coming......i did what it said at the end.....but you know what.....they asked me for to much info...so i hung up.....but if you too decide to phone the embassy....remember to use a prepaid phone card bought from a shop....then call from a public phone.....but do it.