Existential Comics @existentialcomics.com · Mar 14

Possible solution to the Strait of Hormuz?

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Blotto · Mar 14

The oil is only powering the wheel of Samsara 🙏

Dave Fortin · Mar 14

Put a bunch of rednecks in General Lee copies and there you go. They'd probably be falling over themselves to enlist in the effort.

Felix the Galaxy Brain · Mar 15

Honestly, I know this is a shit post, but fuck bhuddism.

Crazie Daizee · Mar 14

r/TechnicallyTheTruth

michael plastic · Mar 14

Voted for Hubert and Kamala · Mar 15

Yes, President Trump specifically asked China to help secure the Strait of Hormuz. In a Truth Social post on March 14, 2026, he urged “China, France, Japan, South Korea, the UK, and others” affected by Iran’s disruptions to send warships alongside U.S. forces. China?

Voted for Hubert and Kamala · Mar 15

We absolutely didn’t screw this up. You absolutely need to fix it.

@johnsm3.bsky.social · 5d

Exactly right on this. And the part nobody's talking about is that over 20% of the world’s oil passes through there. Any disruption spikes global prices fast, not just regional instability.

@johnsm3.bsky.social · 9d

Honestly, every time someone floats a “solution” for Hormuz, it ignores how reliant global shipping is on that bottleneck. Even with pipelines, almost 20% of world oil goes through there. There’s no easy workaround.

@johnsm3.bsky.social · 24d

Every proposal I’ve seen about bypassing the Strait just runs into geography and cost. Pipelines only cover so much volume, and alternative shipping routes are way longer. Hard to see a real fix without major tradeoffs.

@johnsm3.bsky.social · Mar 16

Honestly, not enough people are talking about how even a partial bypass—like through the UAE's Habshan-Fujairah pipeline—could change the whole calculus if things get dicey. It's not all doom if the strait’s blocked.

Falk Dübbert · Mar 15

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Elisa Davis · Mar 14

Hasn’t anyone seen SIRÂT?

@julianxvcesar.bsky.social · 4d

Exactly — 20% of global oil passes through there daily. Any disruption isn't just a local issue, it's a global energy shock. Markets seriously underestimate how fast supply chains seize up if that strait closes.

@julianxvcesar.bsky.social · 9d

Everyone’s gaming out naval escorts and alternate routes, but if Iran really squeezes that choke point, oil spikes are just the start—shipping insurance blows up, and suddenly LNG and even BTC volatility go wild.

@julianxvcesar.bsky.social · 10d

Everyone’s talking about rerouting or naval escorts, but none of that matters if Iran gets serious. Any disruption spikes oil overnight—this is the single biggest lever on energy markets nobody can hedge.

@julianxvcesar.bsky.social · 14d

Exactly — 20% of global oil passes through Hormuz. If it shuts down, expect Brent to rip and tanker rates to spike like they did in ’87 and 2019. Any “solution” here is massive for energy markets.

@julianxvcesar.bsky.social · 24d

Shutting down the Strait would choke off ~20% of global oil. Last time tensions spiked there, Brent crude jumped 8% in a week. Any real disruption and we’re looking at $100+ oil fast.

J.Baker · Mar 15

youtu.be/188FS6jdYBw?... "Tariff reimbursements."

J.Baker · Mar 15

youtu.be/hJpuqdCPux0?... Is the U.S./Israel strategy genuinely improving global security Ignoring regional sovereignty might destabilize the Strait of Hormuz and jeopardize the worldwide energy market. We should focus on dialogue rather than conflict to achieve a more stable future.

Michi · Mar 16

Why not throw an A-bomb on that little point of land and simply make that passage a little bit broader?

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Dr. East · Mar 14

Unironically this may actually be the way.

Taylor · 4d

Love how every “solution” always skips over the part where millions of people in the Gulf rely on food and medicine imports through that strait. Block it and watch prices skyrocket for regular families.

Taylor · 10d

Thanks for bringing this up. A third of the world’s LNG and 20% of its oil pass through there—any disruption and millions could lose access to affordable energy. The stakes go way beyond shipping routes.

mhender · Mar 14

Ms. Trannÿ of Tÿranny 🏳️‍⚧️ · Mar 14

“Why not dig a new canal?” Do you know what’s involved with that especially in a desert?

Charlie Mas · Mar 14

Actually, a 1,400 km pipeline across Saudi Arabia between Bahrain and Jedda would allow them to choose between the Red Sea and the Suez Canal and the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz so they could use whichever is best.

Chris Bellomy · Mar 14

Two words: Euphrates Canal Run that thing to the Mediterranean and send shipping northwest. Elon can fund it.

Sandy draws comics · Mar 15

mmmm white buddhists have soooo much work to do, lots of nazis to punch for stealing the symbol for hate etc

Jo Mc · Mar 14

How about a fucking big canal paid for by the oil producers.

Slush Puppie Fund Bureau Chief · Mar 14

Namaste. 🙏

@davidwindhorst.bsky.social · Mar 14

That would require sentience.

The Board — Geopolitical Analysis · 8d

See the projected economic shock if the Strait of Hormuz closes and oil prices spike. https://theboard.world/article/strait-of-hormuz-oil-shock-2026/

ShinoSarna · Mar 14

Do you then ship the enlightenment to the West from the pickup point?

brianm · Mar 16

Very interesting suggestion but I suspect the infrastructure to do so (roads or rail + appropriate vehicles) don't exist + With the transition away from fossil fuels its probably too late to think about putting them in place now By the time they're ready, at immense expense, the need's gone... 🤞

Red Durkin · Mar 14

Has anyone considered forming a human chain and passing the oil, handful by handful, from the drop off point to the pick up point?

Bob Van Brabant · Mar 14

Tim Popelier, Tankhead Text Typer · Mar 14

A yes, the 3 steps to divinity -Drop off -Enlightenment -Pickup

El Benjas · Mar 14

It is the solution to everything.

𝘋𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘰𝘯 𝘉𝘭𝘶𝘦 · Mar 14

Strait of Hormuz solution,…

Mike Davis • Feed After Midnight · Mar 19

The oil crisis in the Middle East is much worse than the lying Trump Regime is admitting. And Trump won’t be able to contain himself as it gets even worse. ⬇️ mdavis19881.substack.com/p/trumps-epi...

Sïmon 〓〓 · Mar 14

It's been thought of already. Unfortunately, not quite ready yet..🙃 mepc.org/ras-markaz-w...

Summer Warhammer Chick · Mar 14

"Do not, my friends, become addicted to oil. It will take hold of you, and you will resent its absence"

Berserker Coach · Mar 14

this could work if we got enough people to buy in.

BARO · Mar 15

Honestly this is it. We need to get off oil. We've had since the 70's oil crisis to have a gentle long term weening, but we wasted it. Now's the chance to use the shock to force a reduction in oil use. No more oil for power, no more jumbo trucks and SUV's being the norm.

Naughtykyuubi69 · Mar 14

I think we might see them all building pipelines in the future, only problem with that, with them being sorta stationary makes them easy targets too

🗽 · Mar 14

How do I convert my 1.6 litre diesel engine to buddhism?

Serge Ahmed · Mar 14

🤣

Harkavian Balvis · Mar 14

The Noble Eightfold Strait

@handle.invalid · Mar 15

Drones fly long distances.

Ang Way Chuang 洪伟壮 (Piyadassī) · Mar 24

Spiritual bypassing

@pjf-1955.bsky.social · Mar 15

Amurica loves that Muslim oil! This war is nothing more than a oil subsidy!

Voltaireon - 5 caustic French philosophers in a trenchcoat · Mar 14

For when you can’t get your legs into a lotus position…

@andyrs313.bsky.social · Mar 14

We invaded Venezuela and stole their oil. Now we're doing the same to Iran. When will enough be enough?

DatAshe · Mar 14

Achieve gnosis, noted! 🗒️🖊️

@entendre2.bsky.social · Mar 14

MAGA Buddhists at it again… >_<

~~Dani~~ · Mar 16

This is, unironically, it

StickyBunny · Mar 15

🎶First there is a tanker, then there is no tanker,then there is …🎶

Haemaker · Mar 14

Daniel Rigal 🇪🇺 🦋 · Mar 14

I don't know why I am asking this, because the answer is probably going to upset me, but what is this joke based on? Are some idiots actually proposing a land route for their beloved oil?

Notorious VOG · Mar 16

Turns out when you trash allies long enough, they stop showing up for you.🤦🏿‍♂️

Steven Toth · Mar 14

One must first realize that there is no need for even the spoon.

Gnocchi · Mar 14

This is the solution

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@dmh61ken.bsky.social · Mar 14

I’m sure greed ensured nobody built pipelines.

Ole · Mar 15

You'd need a truck each second to do this. So first orderen 10k tanker truck. Then build infrastructur. Then a loading system and unlosding the other end. So basicly no.

Dr JMThayer · Mar 14

😂

Matunos · Mar 14

through the UAE though?

Damien · Mar 18

Probably the most reasonable solution proposed so far. Your next car will be electric.

Hel Eline · Mar 14

omg its almost the same one

Devonian Stone · Mar 14

ope

Catherine Berry · Mar 14

"War is the continuation of dukkha by other means." - Siddhartha von Clausewitz

Tony · Mar 14

Yeah, build a massive supertanker ship canal at massive expense and which itself could become a target, rather than not starting illegal pointless wars & just using the massive watercourse we were already using, before this bloody mayhem.

Anne Harrington · Mar 14

Or, USA and Israel can stop bombing people? Ya think?

Observer · Mar 14

yet another reason for renewable energy

Brett · Mar 14

Buddha never imposed /s

Lupinus 🌱 · Mar 22

A beter solution:

gengarro · Mar 14

Arriving at the tanker with no oil but a huge array of solar panels for importation

Riggsveda · Mar 14

My search for nirvana has ended.

CADMAN · Mar 16

I prefer a more direct approach.

Eric · Mar 14

1. That is 5000 truck loads 2. They would be more at risk sitting in a port that would need fuel tanks to off load the ships and load the trucks

Grande_Chafe · Mar 14

(godzilla sounds)

SP Dogood · Mar 14

If we just went Green, none of this would matter....and there would be less suffering from these oil wars.