Well, howdy there, Internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's war undermining U.S. sanction power all over the world.

As Trump tries to balance the desire to project strength and stability to his base at home, while dealing with the

consequences and second-order effects of his elective war with Iran. He's having to undermine

and back down on U.S. positions all over the world. The biggest announcement is that the Trump

administration is considering waiving sanctions on Iranian oil that's currently at sea.

That's about 140 million barrels worth.

The hope is to slow the rising prices of the pump by increasing global supply.

The oil could theoretically end up in places like

Indonesia, Japan, or India. Treasury Secretary and former soybean man, Scott Besant, said, quote,

In the coming days, we may unsanction the Iranian oil that's on the water.

It's about 140 million barrels.

That's about 10 days to two weeks of supply, that the Iranians had been pushing out that would

have all gone to China.

In essence, we will be using the Iranian barrels against the Iranians to keep the price down for the next 10 to 14 days as we continue this campaign.

If you think that sounds absolutely insane and wonder if the money from the sales would then flow to Iran's government, which would

then use it to fund its attacks on U.S. troops. You're not the only one. The apparent willingness

of the administration to pump money into Iran's war effort, so Trump can pretend for another

ten days that his war isn't an absolute

disaster for the economy is astounding. Blackstone Compliance Services, David Tenenbaum, said, quote,

To put it mildly, this is bananas. Essentially, we're allowing Iran to sell oil, which could then be used to fund the war effort.

Alex Zurdon of Capital Peak Strategies said, quote, Iran will likely profit from these sales, thereby providing more money to fund its regime, the war and its proxies.

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