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Iran

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27 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said:

Insurance companies can’t close a body of water ffs….

They sure did. Once again that's why Trump tried to underwrite it. I used Grok to fact check before. Here is Google. You not accepting it isn't my problem. Pepperidge Farm remembers as you all say.

Based on reports from early 2026, the Strait of Hormuz was effectively closed to most commercial traffic after insurance companies cancelled or drastically increased premiums for war risk, which followed the initiation of an air war on Iran by the US and Israel on February 28, 2026

What??? The idiots mocking it for weeks have been wrong??? Not shocking 🤣

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^^ If Shallow Hal was about a MAGA...

32 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

They sure did. Once again that's why Trump tried to underwrite it. I used Grok to fact check before. Here is Google. You not accepting it isn't my problem. Pepperidge Farm remembers as you all say.

Based on reports from early 2026, the Strait of Hormuz was effectively closed to most commercial traffic after insurance companies cancelled or drastically increased premiums for war risk, which followed the initiation of an air war on Iran by the US and Israel on February 28, 2026

What??? The idiots mocking it for weeks have been wrong??? Not shocking 🤣

Hes so stupid hahahaha

41 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

They sure did. Once again that's why Trump tried to underwrite it. I used Grok to fact check before. Here is Google. You not accepting it isn't my problem. Pepperidge Farm remembers as you all say.

Based on reports from early 2026, the Strait of Hormuz was effectively closed to most commercial traffic after insurance companies cancelled or drastically increased premiums for war risk, which followed the initiation of an air war on Iran by the US and Israel on February 28, 2026

What??? The idiots mocking it for weeks have been wrong??? Not shocking 🤣

No, they didn’t, because an insurance company can’t close a body of water.

Insurance companies can raise premiums or cancel coverage as a result of increased risk. It’s the increased risk of being fired upon when going through the strait that resulted in ships not trying to enter it, not insurance companies reacting to that risk.

Just because our moron President said "these ships should show some guts and sail through the strait, Iran has no navy they can’t do anything” (only for a ship to then get destroyed trying to pass through the strait hours later) doesn’t mean that the strait was free of risk.

9 hours ago, Diehardfan said:

Don't skip down on the list of events. Insurance companies closed it which is why Trump offered to underwrite them. Like I said me being right isn't dependent upon your acceptance.

And they still didnt go through, as to avoid being blown to hell and people dying...which means being insured had little to do with ships not passing through.

You should keep saying it though, so we can all keep laughing at you.

38 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said:

No, they didn’t, because an insurance company can’t close a body of water.

Insurance companies can raise premiums or cancel coverage as a result of increased risk. It’s the increased risk of being fired upon when going through the strait that resulted in ships not trying to enter it, not insurance companies reacting to that risk.

Just because our moron President said "these ships should show some guts and sail through the strait, Iran has no navy they can’t do anything” (only for a ship to then get destroyed trying to pass through the strait hours later) doesn’t mean that the strait was free of risk.

That's what makes this take so hilarious. He's trying to claim Iran wasn't responsible, it was the insurance companies. Also, Iran has no navy and therefore cannot close the strait. So the insurance companies did it because.... funsies?

It's like dealing with a flat earther. They throw a bunch of S*** against the wall to try to explain their position, but individual talking points are in direct conflict with each other.

27 minutes ago, Boogyman said:

And they still didnt go through, as to avoid being blown to hell and people dying...which means being insured had little to do with ships not passing through.

You should keep saying it though, so we can all keep laughing at you.

yeah it's almost as if people didn't want to die trying to pass through the Strait, and that was the main reason they stopped trying to pass through....

4 minutes ago, paco said:

That's what makes this take so hilarious. He's trying to claim Iran wasn't responsible, it was the insurance companies. Also, Iran has no navy and therefore cannot close the strait. So the insurance companies did it because.... funsies?

It's like dealing with a flat earther. They throw a bunch of S*** against the wall to try to explain their position, but individual talking points are in direct conflict with each other.

lol yup. It's like, if there was a group of armed men sitting outside my home saying "if you leave your front door and try to walk down the street, we are going to murder you." and then my life insurance company called me and said "hey so we just want to let you know, if you knowingly walk out your door right now while those guys with guns are sitting there ready to shoot you when you open the door, then we're not going to pay out your life insurance claim", and then me going and telling my wife and kids "Guys, you're not going to believe this. Our life insurance company has barricaded us inside the house and we can't leave because of them"

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5 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said:

lol yup. It's like, if there was a group of armed men sitting outside my home saying "if you leave your front door and try to walk down the street, we are going to murder you." and then my life insurance company called me and said "hey so we just want to let you know, if you knowingly walk out your door right now while those guys with guns are sitting there ready to shoot you when you open the door, then we're not going to pay out your life insurance claim", and then me going and telling my wife and kids "Guys, you're not going to believe this. Our life insurance company has barricaded us inside the house and we can't leave because of them"

And that's the exact corner DieHardOnAHillFan painted himself into. The second he acknowledges that Iran was actively making threats (and backing it up) to cause an insurance company to take that position, he has to admit that they closed the strait, not the insurance company.

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Why would he do this?

20 minutes ago, paco said:

That's what makes this take so hilarious. He's trying to claim Iran wasn't responsible, it was the insurance companies. Also, Iran has no navy and therefore cannot close the strait. So the insurance companies did it because.... funsies?

It's like dealing with a flat earther. They throw a bunch of S*** against the wall to try to explain their position, but individual talking points are in direct conflict with each other.

12 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said:

lol yup. It's like, if there was a group of armed men sitting outside my home saying "if you leave your front door and try to walk down the street, we are going to murder you." and then my life insurance company called me and said "hey so we just want to let you know, if you knowingly walk out your door right now while those guys with guns are sitting there ready to shoot you when you open the door, then we're not going to pay out your life insurance claim", and then me going and telling my wife and kids "Guys, you're not going to believe this. Our life insurance company has barricaded us inside the house and we can't leave because of them"

It's gotten to the point where it's not even worth engaging anymore. The stupidity is old and tired. If it's trolling then it's even more pathetic.

5 minutes ago, paco said:

And that's the exact corner DieHardOnAHillFan painted himself into. The second he acknowledges that Iran was actively making threats (and backing it up) to cause an insurance company to take that position, he has to admit that they closed the strait, not the insurance company.

That's the hilarious part. Hmmm, I wonder why insurance companies starting raising premiums and/or cancelling coverage all together? Maybe that's the reason ships stopped trying to pass through the Strait....

10 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

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5 minutes ago, Paul852 said:

It's gotten to the point where it's not even worth engaging anymore. The stupidity is old and tired. If it's trolling then it's even more pathetic.

Yeah, I'm pretty much getting there. As much as I like to mock unbridled stupidity, after a while punching down gets boring.

2 minutes ago, Paul852 said:

It's gotten to the point where it's not even worth engaging anymore. The stupidity is old and tired. If it's trolling then it's even more pathetic.

Liehard is most definitely not trolling. These people have been observed in the wild. His MAGAness is so tightly interwoven into who he is as a human being that to admit he might be wrong would be to self-deconstruct in the most medical psychology sense of the term.

He's not trolling. He's attempting to survive amongst a people group who's population is shrinking by the day so he insulates with more and more Hannity and Mark Levin who tells him that he and Trump are the only ones left who aren't crazy.

39 minutes ago, paco said:

That's what makes this take so hilarious. He's trying to claim Iran wasn't responsible, it was the insurance companies. Also, Iran has no navy and therefore cannot close the strait. So the insurance companies did it because.... funsies?

It's like dealing with a flat earther. They throw a bunch of S*** against the wall to try to explain their position, but individual talking points are in direct conflict with each other.

No.

Iran had a navy and was gone quickly. It was laughable then and now to think our navy wouldn't take them out.

Later in March did they with rockets after their minister said they didn't close it and after the insurance companies closed traffic in early March? Yes.

There is a reason it started with Trump offering to underwrite things. The insurance companies closed it by pulling coverage weeks earlier.

Your feelings don't change facts either. I've been right the entire time and PF remembers.

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Enemy of the State!

2 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

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Enemy of the State!

Yeah. The funniest thing about ignorant people is the laughing and mocking when they are wrong. Traffic stopped with them.

6 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

No.

Iran had a navy and was gone quickly. It was laughable then and now to think our navy wouldn't take them out.

Later in March did they with rockets after their minister said they didn't close it and after the insurance companies closed traffic in early March? Yes.

There is a reason it started with Trump offering to underwrite things. The insurance companies closed it by pulling coverage weeks earlier.

Your feelings don't change facts either. I've been right the entire time and PF remembers.

Oh. Ok. So the insurance companies closed it and THEN they did the rockets. Neat.

6 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

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Enemy of the State!

This was the first one I tried to do, but it kept rendering in a way that you couldn't tell it was her vs an actual Iranian woman lol

21 minutes ago, mayanh8 said:

Liehard is most definitely not trolling. These people have been observed in the wild. His MAGAness is so tightly interwoven into who he is as a human being that to admit he might be wrong would be to self-deconstruct in the most medical psychology sense of the term.

He's not trolling. He's attempting to survive amongst a people group who's population is shrinking by the day so he insulates with more and more Hannity and Mark Levin who tells him that he and Trump are the only ones left who aren't crazy.

I love the psychological projections from mentally ill and deranged peeps

1 minute ago, paco said:

Oh. Ok. So the insurance companies closed it and THEN they did the rockets. Neat.

Grok and Google fact checks were posted confirming what I said. Yeah. Traffic stopped when they pulled coverage hence Trump offering to underwrite them. Like I've said and it's also why weeks later their minister said they didn't close it. The IRG then just like in negotiations wasn't on the same page as their politicians and started their BS. Weeks after the above.

Just now, Diehardfan said:

Grok and Google fact checks were posted confirming what I said. Yeah. Traffic stopped when they pulled coverage hence Trump offering to underwrite them. Like I've said and it's also why weeks later their minister said they didn't close it. The IRG then just like in negotiations wasn't on the same page as their politicians and started their BS. Weeks after the above.

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