Petrodollar Under Threat: Hypersonic Missiles Reshape Global Power

You know, you're mentioning how some the the backlash of this, for example, Iran is probably going to end up in control over the Strait of Hormuz, which means Iran will be able to determine which ships are allowed to sail and also what tolls might be paid, but importantly, in what currency those tolls might be paid, right? So that's probably not going to be the dollar. We already know that. But also the UAE now leaving OPEC, very likely, I thought I saw an announcement, not sure, it's not confirmed yet, but I think they would be selling additional uh over 3 million barrels of oil per per day. They'd probably go to four or five million barrels, but they'd be willing to accept Yuan for those barrels of oil, not the petrodollar. Now, what I want to ask you, sir, and by the way, let me mention the the website of the organization that you're part of here, the National Conversation is uh home for the politically homeless, right? So I want to encourage people to visit your site. It's thenationalconversation.org and you can click join right there. You can join the email list, or you can ...