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Clean_Bake_2180

Trump doesn’t have a way out of this without a protracted ground invasion unless he basically just let Iran continue to rich uranium and develop ballistic missiles which would basically make this war 100% pointless. Go listen to Ezra Klein’s latest NYT podcast, Trump is completely up shit’s creek. Iran is preparing to toll the Hormuz strait indefinitely to monetize for their war damages. Inflation is baked indefinitely and the Fed is paralyzed.

Urzuck

A SECOND AIR FORCE COMBAT PLANE CRASHED IN PERSIAN GULF REGION ON FRIDAY; THE LONE PILOT WAS RESCUED -NYT, CITING TWO U.S. OFFICIALSMEAST Bloomberg 2 minutes ago

NisaMiller3674

Your answer is almost totally wrong. Firstly, the +60k figure we're talking about is not a BLS estimate at all. It from is a survey of *economists*, produced by Dow each month. Whenever a headline says something like "relative to expectations", it is basically always referring to that Dow estimate (unless from an outlet that does its own polling, like NYT does sometimes iirc). Secondly, no, the CES program (where the BLS gets its nonfarm payroll figures from) will NEVER send out that kind of loose questionnaire. It is literally in the name of the metric: the nonfarm *payroll* figures come from *payroll* data. The only data ever provided is actual hard data of how many employees were on payroll, and the initial estimate is thus based on that hard data as well. Thirdly, and more specifically, the CES doesn't ask for *job gains or losses*. It simply collects the *total* number of employees on payroll. The BLS does all the calculation of gains & losses at the aggregate level. Fourth, the first report has not "always been iffy" and still particularly isn't. Even the annual benchmark process (MUCH later, with even better data) [has still historically come in at ~0.2% absolute error](https://www.bls.gov/web/empsit/cesbmart.htm) on average, with the most recent miss being ~0.6% absolute error. The figures are very good, which is why they're used.

CabbagePastrami

Yeh, the em—dash—is—what—gives—it—away. Nobody else uses that shit except ChatGPT. Maybe some NYT or Atlantic articles. It’s AI.

NotMe357

"TACO has discussed firing Attorney General Pam Bondi, per NYT" DOW back to 50.000 soon!

2020isgreat

BREAKING: Ground troops to be deployed in Iran, according to NYT & Reuters. chat

Mindless-Week-1250

NYT confirmed this. The Americans fled many of their bases

mrjacketman0303

NYT live chat is absolutely raping him

good-times-

NYT will release anything that hurts mango

_Doomer_Wojack_

lol no shit huh MULTIPLE U.S. INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES HAVE ASSESSED IN RECENT DAYS THAT THE IRANIAN GOVERNMENT IS NOT CURRENTLY WILLING TO ENGAGE IN SUBSTANTIAL NEGOTIATIONS TO END WAR- NYT

LouieM13

MULTIPLE U.S. INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES HAVE ASSESSED IN RECENT DAYS THAT THE IRANIAN GOVERNMENT IS NOT CURRENTLY WILLING TO ENGAGE IN SUBSTANTIAL NEGOTIATIONS TO END WAR- NYT The set up for boots on the ground

New_Most_2863

No, nyt reported this A-10 "WARTHOG" PLANES COULD BE USED TO SUPPORT US GROUND FORCES IN SEIZING TERRITORY NEAR STRAIT OF HORMUZ OR KHARG ISLAND, IRAN'S MAIN OIL HUB IN NORTHERN PERSIAN GULF - NYT

Moepenmoes

The Pentagon is doubling its A-10 attack plane presence in the Middle East, sending 18 more to join a dozen already there, despite Trump saying he wants the Iran war over in 2–3 weeks. - NYT

Significant_Speed854

Funny enough I don’t see this huge headline on WSJ, nor NYT, nor BBC. This is the main headline from NYT https://preview.redd.it/f252er90ifsg1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7bec91e097b553fe06be79af4fe43c07c63cdfe3

trsx5

$HIMS: F.D.A. Is Expected to Lift Restriction on Peptides NYT

BakerXBL

> 🥭 claims ‘Regime Change’ in Iran Is Already Complete NYT

NotMe357

"BREAKING: The U.S. signaled it was softening on the effective oil blockade on Cuba, after weeks of Presiden TACO threatening to take over the country, per NYT"

NotMe357

"Several hundred U.S. Special Operations forces, including Army Rangers and Navy SEALs, sent to Mideast to join thousands of Marines and paratroopers, per NYT"

WayDry848

Several hundred U.S. Special Operations forces, including Army Rangers and Navy SEALs, sent to Mideast to join thousands of Marines and paratroopers, per NYT

Shostacotuesday

Lmao, so now I'm an Israeli bot? That's new. And my guy, did you even read the article you linked? The article is just summarizing a *NYT* report saying Netanyahu supported a Mossad plan to try to spark unrest in Iran after strikes on the regime, hoping it might lead to an uprising. It also mentions he was frustrated it didn’t happen and that Israeli and US officials now doubt a mass revolution is likely. Nowhere does it say Mossad publicly admitted to having agents “on the ground” directing protests.

Amori_A_Splooge

Yes, but looking at where things were in 03 and we invaded Iraq, the global oil market has had a dramatic shift. The US didn't export any crude oil in 03 and now we are the biggest exporter in the world. As I said, prices will go up, but other countries are facing shortages and rationing in addition to high prices. Here a handy NYT article about fuel RATIONING and fuel switching in Asia that dropped today: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/30/business/lng-supply-asia-qatar-iran.html?unlocked_article_code=1.XFA.XXQD.4k_Py8v7fcaf&smid=url-share

wattap

NYT: Hundreds of special operations personnel have been sent to the Middle East They're in direct talks, and mango has boots on the ground ready to go if they fail. Deal or no deal soon.

WayDry848

U.S. TO ALLOW RUSSIAN OIL TANKER TO REACH CUBA- NYT https://preview.redd.it/uqghl9x6d2sg1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=53934a8c7a010d80c2bfaae4c99ffb0e7d200290

boofeur1362

BREAKING: In another sudden turn of events, the US is allowing a Russian tanker full of crude oil to reach Cuba, per NYT.

VaGaBonD2

U.S. TO ALLOW RUSSIAN OIL TANKER TO REACH CUBA- NYT Who would have thought they'd read that headline one day?

spky_

It's an archive link that bypasses the NYT paywall

ajibtunes

No confirmed source of that number. NYT reported three thousand

Derpy_Mc_Burpy

Source on them closing Bab Al Mandeb? CNN and NYT hasn't posted any updates on that closure

No_Current3675

FKN LOL. NYT fkn lowkey savage with this >"**orange** bars indicate weekly loss from end of previous week." https://preview.redd.it/tukr6hdq5org1.png?width=1044&format=png&auto=webp&s=d5e2c0835743226affe88206571a1eaa765097dc

Internal_Field5970

Remember Warren Buffet last big buy was NYT

FartPolluter

Iran successfully hacked FBI Director Kash Patel's e-mail and have "become markedly more stupid as a result" according to NYT sources

2020isgreat

FRANCE AND BRITAIN ARE PLANNING TO ESCORT VESSELS THROUGH THE HORMUZ STRAIT, ACCORDING TO THE NYT. same headline 2 weeks ago causes a 2% rip lmao[](https://x.com/FirstSquawk/status/2037609020518015264)

Thisispaartaaa

And according to the NYT, partial ground invasion has been approved

cone-in-cup

"Most fertilizer is made using natural gas. As a result, the Middle East is a key global producer of the commodity, second only to Russia. Nearly a third of the world’s fertilizer is shipped through the Strait of Hormuz, and many other countries that produce their own fertilizer, like Egypt and Thailand, often do so using natural gas from the Middle East." - NYT It's not just oil...

kingofjingling

NYT posted this 6 minutes ago. I think it’s gonna be a rough weekend. “Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps has put out a warning on state media that employees of industries in the Persian Gulf with American shareholders, as well as workers at industries allied with Israel, should leave their workplaces. The warning, issued on Friday evening, came after several airstrikes earlier in the day on Iranian industrial sites. The statement said Iranian forces were carrying out retaliatory strikes.”

FartPolluter

NYT reporting tankers in the Gulf are to zerg rush the hormuz strait. The president has personally simulated the strat on oroginal Starcraft in huge MP with the Gulf sheikhs and all confirm it is still "totally OP"

WayDry848

❗️The U.S. will launch a ground operation against Iran: the decision has been made, according to the NYT Meanwhile, the U.S. State Department has urged U.S. citizens in the UAE to take cover and tourists to leave. IT'S OK GUYS, THE NEGOS ARE GOING GREAT

No_Current3675

All praise is due to the orange retard. Witness the NYT: BREAKING [](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/26/business/oil-stock-gas-prices-iran.html) The S&P 500 tumbled 1.7 percent and oil prices continued to rise as investors fretted about when the war would end.

SadDevelopment3049

My generation gets to shoulder more inflation caused by boomers, and we also get the privilege of breaking away from an ownership society that the NYT says is bad. Woohoo.

torokunai

this guy wrote the NYT Best Seller "The Art of the Deal". He's got this.

Report_Last

# Iran’s Attacks Force U.S. Troops to Work Remotely The story Fox News will never report, posting the whole story because NYT has a paywall. / Iran has bombed U.S. bases across the Middle East in retaliation for the U.S.-Israeli war, forcing many American troops to relocate to hotels and office spaces throughout the region, according to military personnel and American officials. So now much of the land-based military is, in essence, fighting the war while working remotely, with the exception of fighter pilots and crews operating and maintaining warplanes and conducting strikes. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps has urged people to report these new locations as it hunts for the dispersed troops. U.S. military officials say that threat is not stopping the Pentagon from carrying out the war against Iran, which is in its fourth week. “To date, we’ve struck over 7,000 targets across Iran and its military infrastructure,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared last week. He then repeated what has become a common refrain at his news briefings: “Today will be the largest strike package yet, just like yesterday. But the relocation of troops to makeshift — one official called them “alternative” — sites raises questions about the Trump administration’s preparations for the war. There were close to 40,000 U.S. troops in the region when the war started, and Central Command has dispersed thousands of them, some to as far away as Europe, American military officials said. But many have remained in the Middle East, although not on their original bases, military officials said. The result, according to current and former military officials, is a war that is much harder to prosecute. “Yes, we have the ability to set up expedient operation centers, but you’re absolutely going to lose capability,” said Master Sgt. Wes J. Bryant, a retired Special Operations targeting specialist in the U.S. Air Force. “You can’t just put all that equipment on the top of a hotel, for example. Some of it is unwieldy.” A U.S. military official said that troops are not working from the roofs of civilian hotels. Iran responded forcefully to the joint American and Israeli strikes, targeting not only U.S. bases but also embassies and oil and gas infrastructure throughout the region. With its supreme leader and dozens of other leaders killed, the Iranian regime has retaliated by launching hundreds of drones and missiles into neighboring countries and largely shuttered the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping route, making sure the war would be felt by people across the globe.[](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/25/movies/a-little-prayer-splitsville-streaming.html) Many of the 13 military bases in the region used by American troops are all but uninhabitable, with the ones in Kuwait, which is next door to Iran, suffering perhaps the most damage. Six U.S. service members were killed in a strike on Port Shuaiba that destroyed an Army tactical operations center. Iranian drones and missiles also targeted Ali Al Salem Air Base, damaging aircraft structures and injuring personnel, and Camp Buehring, damaging maintenance and fuel facilities. In Qatar, Iran struck Al Udeid Air Base, the regional air headquarters of U.S. Central Command, damaging an early-warning radar system. In Bahrain, a one-way Iranian attack drone struck communications equipment at the headquarters of the U.S. Fifth Fleet. At Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, Iranian missiles and drones damaged communications equipment and several refueling tankers. An Iranian-backed militia in Iraq launched a drone swarm attack on an upscale hotel in Erbil early in the war. Iranian officials have even accused the U.S. military of using civilians as human shields by putting American troops in hotels. “We are forced to identify and target the Americans,” the intelligence arm of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps said in a message to people in the region, according to Tasnim News Agency. “Therefore, it is better not to shelter them in hotels and to stay away from their locations.” The message added that “it is your Islamic duty to accurately report the hiding places of American terrorists and send the information to us on Telegram,” a social media app. Despite a punishing air campaign, the Iranians “still retain some capability,” Gen. Dan Caine, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, acknowledged in the Pentagon news conference last week. General Caine said that “layered defenses throughout the region” were allowing the United States to protect troops and interests but that the Pentagon was trying to bolster defenses in the region. Part of the problem for the Pentagon is that two decades of war in Iraq and Afghanistan — war zones where the United States quickly established air superiority — left the military with facilities and headquarters close to the current front lines. While Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan and the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, for example, were often targeted in suicide bombings and other attacks, neither the Taliban nor Iraqi militias possessed the kind of ballistic missile capability that Iran has. During the war in Iraq in particular, the United States built up its bases there and in Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Now, the war in Iran has made all of those bases vulnerable — to the point where service members can’t really live or work there for extended periods, military officials said. The lack of better planning, some military officials said, also reflects a miscalculation on the part of the administration about how Iran would respond. The Trump administration did not reduce staffing at American embassies and other facilities in the region before the war started, or order departures for nonessential government employees and family members. Nor did the State Department warn Americans to steer clear of the region until after the war began. Two former U.S. officials briefed on military operations said there were no reinforced roofs on command centers at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, where one service member was killed and several others were wounded in an attack. Military officials say that American refueling tankers were rushed to the war with little time to orient or practice in the region before getting thrown into the round-the-clock operations. Two American KC-135 tankers collided this month, leading to deaths of six service members. A Central Command spokesman said that incident is under investigation. Sergeant Bryant, the former Air Force special operator, pointed out that one area that the U.S. military excels at is what he called “decentralized execution,” or the ability to continue to do its job even from far afield “You could cut off the head of the snake and down to the last individual soldier, we’re still going to be operating,” he said. But, he added, “you still lose something.” [Helene Cooper](https://www.nytimes.com/by/helene-cooper) is a Pentagon correspondent for The Times. She was previously an editor, diplomatic correspondent and White House correspondent. [Eric Schmitt](https://www.nytimes.com/by/eric-schmitt) is a national security correspondent for The Times. He has reported on U.S. military affairs and counterterrorism for more than three decades.

ninjazee124

NYT had an article out yesterday saying Trump was desperate to wrap this up soon as possible according to his inner circle. I am inclined to believe we are doing the begging.

csmedo1994

Youngin? I was IN the military at the time of the last gulf war, you dipshit. So, because you, a chair force warrior, didnt read about it in the NYT the military has been doing zero planning since the 12 day war in 2025? Sit down you ignorant child.

sNeKbIt99

NYT reporting rhat many US bases in the middle east are now uninhabitable due to Iranian attacks... troops have been moved to hotels to work... https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/25/us/politics/iran-us-bases.html

moorhound

Man, I just did a small test to see how fucked US-facing news is. All the news agencies owner by rich people (WSJ:Murdochs, Reuters:Thompsons, NYT:Ochs-Silzbergers, CNN/CBS:Ellisons, Washinton Post:Bezos, NBC:Roberts) frame things as Iran "still reviewing" the US terms. All the co-ops/nonprofits (AP, AFP, PBS, NPR, Guardian) mention how Iran shot those the fuck down. We're in a weeeeeird age, man.

NotMe357

"Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered maximum effort to be made in the next 48 hours to destroy as much as possible of Iran's weapons industry, per NYT" Something is wrong with that guy lol

ConstantAd1

>Iran’s attacks force US troops to work remotely - NYT. can you WFH in a war?

unique_ptr

Every time I hear about news being reported out of Israel I never know if the source is credible or not. JPost? Could be Israeli NYT, could be a blog. Channel 12? Maybe it's the biggest TV channel in Israel, or it could be Haifa public access. They all sound like knockoffs to me. Gotta work on that branding.

NajdorfGrunfeld

NYT is basically Israeli propaganda news atp [https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/24/world/middleeast/israel-southern-lebanon-defense-minister.html](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/24/world/middleeast/israel-southern-lebanon-defense-minister.html)

No_Mercy_4_Potatoes

It's NYT. So I'll take it with a pinch of salt until the message comes from Iranian channels

Artistic-Tea-8294

Prosecute the editor of the NYT for insider trading 

caliwillbemine

NYT is reporting on it at least.

d33p7r0ubl3

NYT now reporting there’s a plan sent to Iran to end the war

tachyonvelocity

NYT

ConstantAd1

>🔴 US said to have sent Iran a plan to end the Mideast war - NYT.

ButtExterminator

From Tom McCellan, also former army guy: "NYT was first to report yesterday that the Pentagon was weighing whether to send the 82nd Airborne." Let me enlighten everyone. The 82nd is the Army's go-to unit when they want to send force in size, for a problem bigger than a Ranger battalion or Delta Force unit raid can solve. There are people in the Pentagon who spend all of their time, 365 days a year, contemplating whether to send the 82nd to somewhere. That is a continuous process even in peacetime. So it is NOT a revelation that the Pentagon is contemplating this. It would be a shocking revelation of staff incompetence if it turned out that was not happening in the current hostilities.

NotMe357

""Israel said it planned to expand the territory it controls in Lebanon, suggesting it might remain there beyond the fighting," per NYT"

IvoryTowerResident

NYT: Pentagon is considering deploying airborne troops in Iran, defense officials said. The combat forces would come from a brigade of about 3,000 soldiers capable of deploying anywhere in the world within 18 hours. [https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/23/us/politics/us-airborne-troops-iran.html?campaign\_id=9&emc=edit\_nn\_20260324&instance\_id=172982&nl=the-morning&regi\_id=257216012&segment\_id=217135&user\_id=4c766042656f201a7934947f5627b53c](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/23/us/politics/us-airborne-troops-iran.html?campaign_id=9&emc=edit_nn_20260324&instance_id=172982&nl=the-morning&regi_id=257216012&segment_id=217135&user_id=4c766042656f201a7934947f5627b53c)

Gom_KBull

>*Saudi Arabia’s de facto leader, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has been pushing President Trump to continue the war against Iran, arguing that the U.S.-Israeli military campaign presents a “historic opportunity” to remake the Middle East, according to* *people briefed by American officials on the conversations. -NYT* # Peace talks going well.

MitchCurry

Bonesawer MBS pushing Trump to continue the war against Iran, per NYT.

LeftBullTesty

“Saudi Prince Is Said to Push Trump to Continue Iran War in Recent Calls Prince Mohammed bin Salman sees a “historic opportunity” to remake the region, according to people briefed by U.S. officials on the conversations.” - NYT your calls are actually fucking fried

dontslambro

Scam the market for an insider trade for a billion on Monday, have the Saudi Prince pay you over a billion to continue the war. Family makes over 2 billion in 24 hours. SAUDI PRINCE IS SAID TO PUSH TRUMP TO CONTINUE IRAN WAR - NYT

ConstantAd1

Per NYT, Iran still refuses to rename itself to iRAM.

Treverer

Im a retard vertebrate, not a spelling bee Also NYT puts its chips on Kharg Island

knoqd_

> BREAKING: Pentagon officials weigh deployment of airtroops to Iran, per NYT

Treverer

NYT reports that Department of War - Pardon me, of Military Operations - officials are now weighing the deployment of troops. 1 atom less of backbone less and these pos wouldn’t be considered vertebrae’s anymore

NotMe357

Pentagon officials weigh deployment of airtroops to Iran - NYT. "The combat forces would be drawn from a brigade of approximately 3,000 soldiers, capable of deploying anywhere in the world in 18 hours. Senior military officials are considering deploying a combat brigade from the Army's 82nd Airborne Division, as well as some division headquarters staff, to support US military operations in Iran, defense officials said. The officials portrayed the military's activities as sensible preparedness, adding that no orders had been issued by the Pentagon or the United States. Central Command declined to comment."

Tay_Tay86

NYT: Pentagon considering deploying 3000 paratroopers to Iran

sailortyx56

Pentagon officials weigh deployment of 3000 airtroops to Iran - NYT

horseisahorse

[](https://www.financialjuice.com/#) >Pentagon officials weigh deployment of airtroops to Iran - NYT. >14:07 Mar 23

Cord1083

Could it be a coincidence that the NYT prints a story basically saying that the USA and Israel expected a ground roots uprising from the Iranian people after the first wave of attacks? It seems that regime change not happening was the fault of the Iranians themselves. The source for all of this is the Mossad. A truly impartial source of information :/s Coupled with this attempt to begin an exit strategy it seems the White House wants to get out and save any face possible. Just a thought !

Bravadette

Every week newspapers like NYT mention stocks rising or falling based on what he says. Every week. That wasnt a thing til around summer or fall last year and its picked up im volume since. Along with the rising popularity of prediction markets and its utilization among youth, gambling and stocks have become a common topic on the news these days. I try to tell myself its just me, but no. Ill see special guests on MS Now bring it up frequently. And thats weird.

TimingEzaBitch

Solve today's NYT spelling bee's pangram as to what to do about your butthole

Gom_KBull

>*President Trump said he would postpone a deadline for striking Iran’s energy infrastructure after “productive” talks to resolve hostilities. Iranian state media said he was “backing down” after threats of retaliation. - NYT* # What a clown show 🤡🤡🤡

Fun_Purpose6972

According to the newest article by the NYT, the Mossad was 100% convinced that the Iranian people would have taken to the streets by now, and within a few weeks of arial bombardment, that they would actually have taken over the institutions completely. Regard in chief also believed this. So far, none of that has happened. They didn't have a plan b. They put all their bets on the Iranian people leading an uprising. But after 40K people were killed in January for protesting, they are (understandably) too scared to do that again. There is no plan now.

RedditConsciousness

According to whom? Iran? You're taking their word for it? From NYT: > *On Saturday, Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, accused the United States of attacking a desalination plant on Qeshm Island, affecting the water supply for 30 villages.* > *“The U.S. set this precedent, not Iran,” he said on social media, calling the attack “a dangerous move with grave consequences.”* > *Capt. Tim Hawkins, a spokesman for the U.S. Central Command, said that U.S. forces were not responsible for that attack.*

BooBrew32

NYT: Why not being able to afford anything because of the war in Iran is a good thing

suddenly-scrooge

>A bulk carrier vessel off the coast of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates reported an explosion from an unknown projectile late Saturday night, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations center. The agency said that all crew members were reported to be safe. \-NYT, one hour ago

Wowmuchrya

3m of NYT puts were bought Thursday and then this cancer tweets about NYT just now. Blatant insider trading irrelevant tickers during a war.

Addicted2Vaping

NYT: A total of 22 countries have now signed on to a statement signaling a willingness to help secure shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. The United Arab Emirates said on Saturday that it had joined, becoming the first Arab Persian Gulf nation to do so. The statement, first issued earlier this week, said countries were ready to “contribute to appropriate efforts to ensure safe passage” through the strategic waterway and indicated that preparations were underway.

NotMe357

"BREAKING: TACO has said that he was not afraid to put U.S. troops on the ground in Iran, per NYT"

Texas_Sam2002

"Boats" is an odd word to use in this context, when it's "ships" all through the article. Minor thing, but it just struck me as weird. Of course, it's the NYT, so journalism isn't exactly their strong point.

sailortyx56

The 'laundry' fire on the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford took over 30 hours to put out last week, with over 600 crew losing their berths.-NYT lol.

Asknthoushall

That could be true. I took the estimates from CNN (https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/28/world/iran-drones-russia-ukraine-technology-intl-cmd/index.html?cid=ios_app) and NYT’s reporting. At the end of the day, the enormous cost gap between intercepting and shooting shaheds still stands.

2020isgreat

To Address Farm Labor Shortage, Trump Administration Turns to Migrant Workers — NYT lmao I don't think this solves the fertilizer problem

Z08Z28

Are you scared because you saw a Stagflation scare article and there are fathoms of Trump haters on here who can't put their hatred aside? Neither of them should be trusted. CNN(Aug 2023 and Apr 2024), NYT(Apr 2025) and Bloomberg(July 2022) from a quick search all ran articles about scary stagflation but the overall market trend didn't care and has kept going up. For the oil prices to be a cause of stagflation you need oil prices to spike 50-100% for 9-12 months or for oil to spike and the fed to raise rates aggressively.

DrPawRunner

I disagree. I see the US embroiled Iran as the USSR going into Afghanistan. Journals like Drop Site News paint a different picture of the war compared to legacy media like the NYT And China is right next to Taiwan. There’s absolutely zero chance of ever defending the island when the attacking force is right next to it, modernized, and has invested into drone tech far more than the US

InterestingVoice6632

NYT is a factory for foreign propaganda. This is the same paper that called the ayatollah a moderate. Only retards read the NYT and take it seriously

torokunai

YT surfaced this to me just now, and I felt it relevant and rather perceptive what with Bari Weiss now running CBS News now, plus the whole Judith Miller thing with the NYT last time around. Master class in how to carefully construct an argument... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ksu5YHK5ZDo This is old news on the Dark Web but aside from that BS I just like how he approached the question.

2016KiaRio

I understand your logic but the bit from Yoon in [here in NYT](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/14/world/middleeast/what-to-know-about-kharg-island.html?smid=url-share) is the source. How reliable *their* "US official" source is, who knows.

Adventurous_Pay_5827

3 days after the NYT says the US should take Kharg Island. This man is an imbecile and is taking directions alternatively from the press and Israel. His brain is mush.

suddenly-scrooge

>After the U.S. bombed military installations on a major oil export hub and threatened to target energy and oil infrastructure, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said in a statement that, if the United States followed through with its threat, Iran would retaliate by immediately attacking “all oil, energy and economic infrastructure of oil companies across the region that have American stock shares or cooperate with America. We will turn them into a pile of ash." per NYT bullish

ihopethisworksfornow

You should read Reuters, AP, WSJ, and NYT People here are dumb af

Waiting4Reccession

Not just futures >Wall Street Bankers Offered Lucrative Access to Join the Pentagon >A presentation from a headhunting firm aimed to recruit Wall Street investors to the Pentagon by offering “unmatched access” to government officials and fund-raising opportunities among foreign sovereigns. from NYT Endless corruption

Pffffftmkay

And I'd take him over Carter, but I'm an independent who leans right, so that's not too surprising we disagree here and there (I'm assuming your left since you're on reddit). At any rate, people with no memory or education of the past often hyperbolize recent events. It's pointless for me to get so frustrated, but with how people are reacting to the Iran conflict (or war or whatever it "is"), I'd love to see them react to Vietnam or WWII. And for all the complaints about what Trump has done to our norms and with immigration enforcement, I'd love to see them react to Jackson and the trail of tears. I'm NOT defending his actions. I'm just saying on the spectrum of Hitler to George Washington, he's objectively and factually far far far closer to George Washington than the NYT and people on Reddit act. I do think there is value to properly calibrated reactions. Part of the reason we're here now is because the Biden admin and various state prosecutors undoubtedly did overreach and use law fair in the same ways they accused Trump of doing (including to a much greater and worse degree in his second admin). As far as evidence shows, Trump is an immoral human being, but he's not completely irredeemable. Neither is his presidency. There have been flashes of good amidst all the muck. There's far more muck to be sure, but things and people are never all good or bad.

emr1028

The NYT says the US intelligence assessment is that they have mined the strait. 

am_reddit

> NYTimes is not sitting in the Strait of Hormuz. You mean besides NYT gulf bureau reporters Vivian Nereim, Ismaeel Naar, and Yeganeh Torbati? …you have no idea how the New York Times works, do you?

ai___________

Let me guess how many puts are open before NYT sends out this article

Nice-Difference8641

as much as I trust admiral bessent on this issue, i think now there’s a consensus of CBS (right wing) and NYT (liberal)

Nice-Difference8641

NYT confirmed the mines, if that matters