Iran War and the Impact on Oil

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Trump Dresses His Persian Gulf Fiasco as American Triumph

 

Riyadh Blocks US Operation Against Iran as Saudi-American Alliance Shows Cracks



 
The war seems to be kicking off again.



 
Jaw dropping interview with Max Bumenthal of the Greyzone.
Be sure to watch to the end where Max outlines how the rights and free speech of U.K. citizens have been completely corroded by our corrupt government and exposes what really happened with the two knife attacks in Golders Green.


A bit more meat on the bone from Max in another interview regarding the same story about attacks on the jewish community in the U.K.

 
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It's good to know the war is going according to plan for some . . .


War is always about business.

Killing people and destroying buildings are not cheap.

Manufacturing Costs by Caliber
Production costs for the military provide a baseline for high-volume manufacturing:
  • 9mm Luger: Approximately $0.13 to $0.61 per round.
  • 5.56 NATO: Ranges from $0.11 to $1.57, with costs decreasing as production efficiency ramps up.
  • 7.62mm: Approximately $0.73 to $2.48 per round.
  • .50 Caliber: Significantly higher at $1.04 to $7.25 per round.
  • 155mm Artillery Shells: Large-scale munitions can cost upwards of €3,300 (~$3,500) per unit. [1, 2, 3]

Key Cost Drivers
The manufacturing of ammunition is a high-volume, low-margin business where profitability depends on scale. [1]
  • Raw Materials: Lead, brass (copper/zinc), and gunpowder are the primary expenses. Lead rod for bullets or bulk lead for casting is a major component.
  • Propellant: Smokeless powder can be produced at bulk rates, with some basic types like black powder costing less than $2 per pound to manufacture.
  • Facility & Machinery: Setting up a commercial-grade factory requires millions in startup capital for automated casting, milling, and quality-testing equipment.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Manufacturers must pay for specialized licenses (e.g., FFL in the U.S.), batch testing at proof houses, and extensive record-keeping. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

This then brings us to the value of human life? Less said the better I guess. 😢
 

















 








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