Roughly 20–25% of the world’s total oil and nearly 20% of its Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) passes through the Strait of Hormuz. The Persian Gulf region accounts for nearly 35% of global urea exports and 30% of global ammonia. Both are essential for nitrogen-rich soil. Roughly 50% of the world’s sulfur trade (used to make phosphate fertilizers) moves through the Strait.
Hyper-Stagflation causes high energy prices and acts as a regressive tax on everything. When oil prices double, the cost of manufacturing, shipping, and food (fertilizer is LNG-dependent) skyrockets. We are currently seeing a 40–120% spike in basic grocery costs in some regions.
Governments already burdened by high debt levels cannot "print" their way out of a supply-side shock without causing hyperinflation. If businesses and homeowners can no longer service their debts due to these rising costs, a wave of foreclosures and insolvencies follows.
When the WEF pushed its attendees to adopt the current "Just-in-Time" economic model, they knew any shocks to the system would push the financial markets to its breaking point, global powers embedded a systemic reset into the market by design.
The phrase "you'll own nothing and be happy", originally from a 2016 WEF essay by Ida Auken, describes a future where private ownership is replaced by "services" (permanent enslavement). In the context of a 2026 impending financial collapse, this becomes a forced reality at the behest of Trump.
How they'll do it. If the Strait of Hormuz crisis leads to a total market meltdown, the "solution" offered by the global elites often involves Debt Jubilee (forgiving personal debt) in exchange for Asset Surrender.
You'll be relieved of your crippling mortgage or business debt, but in return, the title of your property, company or assets is transferred to a centralized entity. You live there, you "use" the goods, but you no longer "own" them.
TLDR: You'll be eating bugs, granny will freeze in the winter, you'll be forced into accepting the digital gulag and you'll own nothing and be happy.
Posted by othernes
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Great post!
Sad but true
Get seeds in the ground.
> Governments already burdened by high debt levels cannot “print” their way out of a supply-side shock without causing **hyperinflation**.
That has been hanging over our heads for a long time. This war may be the scapegoat they needed to blame it on.
> If businesses and homeowners can no longer service their debts due to these rising costs, a wave of foreclosures and insolvencies follows.
Imagine all the wealth transfer!
At least the FAT CATS will be okay, right?
Venezuela and iran war was planned 20years ago