Desalination Destruction: Famine, $200 Oil, and Middle East Conflict

If the desalination plants are destroyed in the GCC nations. And by the way, that has been promised by Iran in retaliation for Trump's promise to take out their power plants, for example. And also the desalination plants in Iran. But if that happens, if the GCC region becomes uninhabitable, then the projections that I mentioned earlier 400 million people at risk of famine, then those 400 million people die or some equivalent number of people die in, you know, in various countries that are marginalized in terms of food supply because because the food, the fertilizer, the energy is never coming back online out of the Persian Gulf. Never. Never, right. So then it took it took 50 years to build it. Yeah, exactly. So so Michael, I mean, if that's the case, then all these paper traders that are trying to push oil down to $60 a barrel again, that's gone. Then oil's $200 a barrel for a decade or longer, isn't it? I don't know what the price will be, but I think that that my guess is they're going to take out the desalination plants. And I'm curious too, what will happen to places like Mosul ...