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03/30/2026

The Strait of Hormuz is currently a hotspot for Iran’s oil exports. Since late February 2026, Iran has shipped over 11 million barrels through this narrow waterway, mainly headed for China. China’s the main buyer, with vessels often claiming Chinese ownership or crew to avoid Iranian hostility.

Pakistan’s Karachi tanker transited on March 15, breaking some norms, while Indian LPG carriers Shivalik and Nanda Devi passed through around March 13–14 after diplomatic negotiations. These ships are allowed under strict protocols, but vessels linked to the US, Israel, or allies are blocked.

Iran controls the passage heavily. Ships must follow strict guidelines, avoid hostility, and navigate carefully under Iranian oversight. Since the conflict began, only about 90 ships have successfully transited—an extremely small number compared to pre-conflict levels. The risk of attack or detention is high, and Iran’s leverage here is enormous.

Bottom line: China gets the majority of Iran’s oil, India and Pakistan sneak through under diplomatic cover, and global oil supply remains vulnerable. Iran’s geopolitical power is reshaping energy routes, and the threat of conflict hangs over every ship moving through the strait.

Share if you see the bigger picture. This isn’t just about oil—it's about control, influence, and global stability hanging by a thread.

03/30/2026

Here’s the real deal. ICE detention centers are a nightmare. Over 3,000 people packed into filthy, noisy cells with no space to breathe. They’re starving, losing weight because the food is barely edible, sometimes inedible. Restrooms and showers are infested with bugs, and detainees are fighting over food just to survive.

Medical emergencies are daily. A man banging his head, a pregnant woman in severe pain with COVID, seizures causing serious head trauma. Emergency calls average almost one a day at Camp East Montana alone. Detainees are suffering in silence, with no proper care. Many are afraid to ask for help, knowing guards are violent, abusive, and sometimes downright sadistic.

And the guards? They’re not just neglectful—they’re sick. One guard talked bets on which detainee would die next by su***de. He paid $500 into a pool, joking about it. Owen Ramsingh, a former detainee, overheard this while contemplating his own su***de. Conditions are so bad, some detainees lose hope. Many become mentally ill or physically ill and get ignored.

This is not some distant horror story. It’s happening now, in the richest country on earth. The system is broken, and the cruelty is ongoing. It’s worse under the current administration. These are human beings, treated like animals, denied basic rights, left to suffer in silence.

If you care, share this. Wake people up. Demand accountability. Because silence makes us complicit.

03/06/2024

03/05/2024

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01/12/2024

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01/10/2024

Did you get prepped for Self Checkout too?

12/31/2023

Remembering the beloved stars we lost in 2023. ✨

12/27/2023

My emotional support dog, after I tell it all my problems.

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas🎄😁♥️🎅🍪🥛🎁