Is the US-Iran ‘war’ over yet?

[Lockedin with Pace]

Welcome to the world we live in 2026!
I twist words around?
Andrew is just as guilty as I am on this!
Nice try but not an acceptable answer!
Try again!
Thanks for a polite and courteous response.

Andrew wasn't part of the discussion, and an answer isn't acceptable if you don't agree with it, but thanks for being polite and courteous.

[rainman2]

Andrew wasn't part of the discussion, and an answer isn't acceptable if you don't agree with it, but thanks for being polite and courteous.

You’re the one who brought up Andrew and myself and why we agree to disagree on issues!
You stated this, not me!
Deflection deflection deflection.
Thanks for a polite and courteous response!

[SRP22]

U.S. officials met with a Houthi delegation during the weekend in Oman – Reuters

During the meeting, the U.S. promised the Houthis not to provide air support to Saudi-backed forces or strike targets in Houthi-held territories, in exchange for keeping the Bab Al-Mandab open to…

— WW3 Monitor (@WW3_Monitor) September 16, 2026

If this is true looks like abandoning the Saudis. I'm sure the trump clan has game-planned this all out

[SRP22]

This doesn't sound good

Chevron's CEO says the buffers holding fuel prices down are gone... The fuel crisis has arrived. Mike Wirth told an Austin energy conference that the mechanisms cushioning the market have largely played out and the system no longer has the slack it had when this started.Asked where prices go, he said he wished he could point to a reason things would ease and could not.Commercial stocks worldwide have been draining for six months, strategic reserves are near the end of what they can give, and last week's pipeline strike stranded an estimated 2.5 million barrels a day.Diesel hit a record $6.23

[SRP22]

Nothing to see here

The images were sent to CBS News by active service members on condition of anonymity because of rigid media restrictions within the military.

[darnoldrocks]

U.S. officials met with a Houthi delegation during the weekend in Oman – Reuters

During the meeting, the U.S. promised the Houthis not to provide air support to Saudi-backed forces or strike targets in Houthi-held territories, in exchange for keeping the Bab Al-Mandab open to…

— WW3 Monitor (@WW3_Monitor) September 16, 2026

If this is true looks like abandoning the Saudis. I'm sure the trump clan has game-planned this all out

Weren't you recently complaining the Trumps were too tight with the Saudis??

[rainman2]

Weren't you recently complaining the Trumps were too tight with the Saudis??

Is the war over yet??

[SRP22]

from June 14th

[rainman2]

U.S. officials met with a Houthi delegation during the weekend in Oman – Reuters

During the meeting, the U.S. promised the Houthis not to provide air support to Saudi-backed forces or strike targets in Houthi-held territories, in exchange for keeping the Bab Al-Mandab open to…

— WW3 Monitor (@WW3_Monitor) September 16, 2026

If this is true looks like abandoning the Saudis. I'm sure the trump clan has game-planned this all out

It was said that the Saudi's are running out of munitions recently!  The Saudi's buy their munitions from the USA!  The USA is running out of munitions.  What does this tell the world?

[rainman2]

This doesn't sound good

Chevron's CEO says the buffers holding fuel prices down are gone... The fuel crisis has arrived. Mike Wirth told an Austin energy conference that the mechanisms cushioning the market have largely played out and the system no longer has the slack it had when this started.Asked where prices go, he said he wished he could point to a reason things would ease and could not.Commercial stocks worldwide have been draining for six months, strategic reserves are near the end of what they can give, and last week's pipeline strike stranded an estimated 2.5 million barrels a day.Diesel hit a record $6.23

Trump said he doesn't care about this.

Does this conclude that Trump and friends are getting richer every day this goes on?

[rainman2]

from June 14th

It is now September 18!

What has changed?