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📝 🇺🇸 🚢 From the Caribbean to the Black Sea to Hormuz: The Global Conflict No One is Seeing | Sal Mercogliano
The world’s oceans are witnessing a level of conflict not seen in decades. In this episode of What's Going on With Shipping?, we analyze the rapid escalation of maritime warfare across three key regions: the Caribbean, the Black Sea, and the Strait of Hormuz. From the U.S. Southern Command's strikes on narco-vessels to Ukraine's massive drone offensive against the Russian fleet, and the latest Iranian attacks on commercial tankers, we break down why these "out of sight" events have a habit of triggering global crises.
Key Highlights:
⚓Caribbean Operations: A look at Operation Southern Spear and the controversial 66 strikes against suspected narco-terrorist boats.
⚓Black Sea Offensive: Analyzing Ukraine’s strike on 21 Russian ships within 72 hours and the shift toward targeting bridge and accommodation areas.
⚓Hormuz Crisis: The breakdown of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire after three commercial tankers were struck by Iranian UAVs and projectiles.
⚓Historical Context: Why maritime incidents—from unrestricted submarine warfare to tanker wars—historically lead to major global declarations of war.
⚓The "Fainting Goat" Effect: How the fear of predators in the shipping lanes causes global trade to lock up and freeze in place.
00:00 - Intro: The Reality of Modern Naval Warfare
01:43 - How Maritime Events Historically Escalate into War
04:22 - Conflict 1: Operation Southern Spear in the Caribbean
07:02 - Conflict 2: Drone Attacks and Escalation in the Black Sea
10:11 - Geopolitics of the Sea of Azov and Russian Inland Waterways
13:17 - Conflict 3: The Deteriorating Situation in the Strait of Hormuz
14:48 - Iranian Strikes and US Response (CENTCOM)
16:43 - Analysis of the Iran vs. Oman Safe Passage Lanes
18:32 - The Memorandum of Understanding and Control Disputes
21:51 - The Long-term Impact of Undeclared Naval Wars
23:44 - Outro and How to Support the Channel
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Scientists have now developed a way to genetically engineer lettuce with pig DNA to make plant-based meat taste like meat
The is a new 2026 study that inserted pig myoglobin genes into lettuce chloroplasts, which persisted in the lettuce grown from the harvested seeds. “This research follows the British company Moolec, which inserts pig DNA into soybeans to create what they call piggy soy”
‘Since this is all considered gene editing and not genetic modification, it bypasses most regulation and can be sold with little restrictions’
I have no words for how depraved the minds of these Christ-hating transhumanist idiots are.
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“In every single dose of an MMR shot, there are literally, literally millions of pieces from the cultured cell line of an aborted fetus in every single injection.” — AARON SIRI
THIS IS WHY RELIGIOUS EXEMPTIONS MATTER.
Yet in states that have eliminated religious exemptions, parents can be forced to choose between violating their religious and ethical beliefs and their child’s ability to attend school.
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The WEF states that when a global cyber outage occurs from “Cyber COVID”, the whole world could (AKA will) go into cyber lockdown until a “digital vaccine” is developed.
This seems important to raise again when the tech lizards are screaming about an AI apocalypse in unison right now.
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The Netherlands government has killed a 2-year-old baby, just one year after the country legalized euthanasia for children under 12.
In 2025, 10,341 people in the Netherlands were euthanized, up nearly 4% from the year before.
According to the Assessment Committee for Late Termination of Pregnancy and Termination of Life in Newborns and Children Aged 1 to 12 Years, the baby had "both mental and physical" disabilities, so they decided it was best to kill the child.
"The child had multiple, very severe disabilities, both mental and physical, and the prognosis was that the child would be dependent on support with all activities of daily living for the rest of their life."
After getting consent from the child's parents, the baby was killed.
https://nltimes.nl/2026/09/09/first-ever-case-euthanasia-young-child-2-handled-well-dutch-committee
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