IRAN SAYS 19 SHIPS HIT IN 48 HOURS; U.S. SAYS STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS QUIET - w/ Fmr. CIA Larry Johnson
This interview exposes the reality behind the escalating global diesel and energy crisis, cutting through official narratives about oil flows in the Strait of Hormuz. Despite claims of record exports, significant infrastructure damage in the Persian Gulf has created a massive 2–3 million barrel daily refined product shortage. The discussion reveals how the US diesel surplus is an illusion, as fuel is aggressively exported to Europe and Asia for higher profits, worsened by global tanker shortages and shipping constraints. We also explore Iran’s shift toward strategic disruption using drones and naval mines, the geopolitical ripple effects across West Asia, and how political messaging is being used to manipulate markets. A must-watch for understanding the true state of global energy security and inflation.
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