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New World Next Week | Iran War Oil Crunch Plunges World Into Crisis | Mar. 13, 2026

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Source: NewWorldNextWeek.com, corbettreport.com, mediamonarchy.com 



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This week on New World Next Week: the Strait of Hormuz becomes the world's energy chokepoint; authors push new human label to thwart AI; and still no prosecutions six years after the scamdemic.

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Story #1: Nations Worldwide Move To Conserve Fuel As Strait Of Hormuz Closure Threatens Global Economy

Jeffrey Sachs | WE ARE NOW IN WORLD WAR III & Trump Won't Survive Iran Fallout | Mar. 10, 2026

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Prof. Jeffrey Sachs argues that World War III has already begun in Iran as the US's war blows up the world order. Trump's initial strike has failed in its objective, and despite this an off-ramp appears increasingly untenable. What began as a regional conflict has already spilled over globally and Prof. Sachs discusses what the first stages of World War III look like amid escalating conflict.

Prof. John Mearsheimer | U.S. Already Lost Iran War - No Off-Ramp in Sight | Mar. 10, 2026

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Prof. John Mearsheimer explains why the war against Iran has already been lost, and why there is no off-ramp. John J. Mearsheimer is the R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago, where he has taught since 1982.

Col. Douglas Macgregor | NO, the IRAN WAR is NOT OVER | Mar. 10, 2026

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Colonel Douglas Macgregor argues that official U.S. statements claiming success in Operation Epic Fury are misleading and resemble overly optimistic reporting during the Vietnam War.

Key points:
Statistics vs. reality: Macgregor says officials—including Pete Hegseth and Donald Trump—are emphasizing statistics (targets hit, sorties flown, missile reductions) that don’t prove strategic success.

Historical parallel: He compares the messaging to Vietnam and even the bombing phase before the ground war in the Gulf War, where reported destruction levels were exaggerated until troops saw the real situation.

Iran still capable: Despite heavy strikes on air defenses and industry, Iran continues launching ballistic missiles and damaging targets in Israel and the Gulf region.

Leadership strikes ineffective: Attempts to kill or remove top Iranian leaders have not caused collapse; replacements quickly take power.

Targeting problems: Iran is reportedly shooting down reconnaissance platforms, making it difficult for the U.S. to find missile launch sites.

War likely to continue: Macgregor believes the conflict is far from over despite statements suggesting it will end soon.

Major global economic impact:
About 25% of the world’s oil supply is reportedly offline due to disruptions in Gulf production and shipping.
35% of global fertilizer shipments are halted.
Rising energy costs could increase electricity, manufacturing, and food prices worldwide.
Global supply stress: Europe already had low natural-gas reserves, while countries like China and India depend heavily on Gulf oil—making the conflict a major risk for global energy markets.

Bottom line:
Macgregor argues that the war is being publicly portrayed as a rapid success, but in reality Iran retains significant military capability and the conflict could have long-lasting military and global economic consequences.

Foad Izadi | Will Iran Fight a Long War? IRGC Missiles, Drones & US-Israel Attacks | Mar. 9, 2026

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The ongoing confrontation between Iran and the alliance of United States and Israel has escalated into one of the most dangerous crises in the Middle East.

In this interview, Iranian political analyst and professor Foad Izadi discusses the impact of the US-Israeli attacks on Iran, the situation inside the country, and how Iran is preparing for what could become a long regional war.

We discuss the daily life of ordinary Iranians under the attacks, strikes on oil depots and refineries, and the diplomatic stance of Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian regarding Iran’s relations with neighboring Gulf countries.

Izadi also responds to reports from the United States National Intelligence Council suggesting that bombing campaigns or decapitation strikes would not change the Iranian government. We examine the statements from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps that military operations will continue despite diplomatic messaging.

Key topics in this interview include:

• How the war is affecting everyday life inside Iran
• US-Israeli strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure
• President Pezeshkian’s diplomatic strategy toward regional neighbors
• The role of the IRGC’s drone and missile capabilities
• Whether Iran is preparing for a long war of attrition
• The role of Iran’s regional allies including Hezbollah and Hamas
• The impact of the war on Palestine and Gaza
• Whether the Global South can play a role in supporting Iran
• Izadi’s message to Americans about propaganda and public perception of the war

Professor Izadi argues that despite political tensions, Iranians do not hate Americans, and that the conflict is rooted in geopolitical power struggles rather than hostility between peoples.

This interview provides an important perspective rarely heard in Western media about the US-Israel-Iran war and the broader Middle East crisis.

The Corbett Report | Meet The Ellisons: Zionists, Technocrats, Moguls | Mar. 10, 2026

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Who are the Ellisons? Where does their immense fortune come from? And how do they plan to use that fortune? By the end of today's episode, you're going to know more about the Ellison family, Zionists, technocrats, media moguls, and how they are using their power to shape your future.
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