Sea routes that let a power control trade flow and sanctions leverage without exposing itself in direct escalation.
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maritime choke points
Sea routes that let a power control trade flow and sanctions leverage without exposing itself in direct escalation.
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"...Global Trade um becomes again completely dependent on your traditional choke points you know Bosporus Gibraltar Strait of Hormuz Babelman Deb Strait of Malacca..."
"start attacking economically then you go you you you take it from there I don't know where this is all going Danny uh I..."
"...do a better job of keeping China in check. Okay? That's point two. Point three is specific to China. And the idea is the..."
"...a perfect pretext for America to expand outwards and establish maritime choke points around the world and to force the world to buy American..."
"...but it's a big deal and so i think that's the point one point two is if you look at what america is doing..."
"...america is going to have a firm lock on these maritime choke points right now the american navy is committing piracy over the over..."
"...proxies, the Houthis, and they will close off another critical choke point, okay? So now what's going to happen is that there will be..."
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