Washington Draws the Lines
Baghdad signed both roads, Rubio drew Hanoi in before its September upgrade, and oil cleared $100. Washington is drawing the map in public now.
Friday, July 24. Yesterday we left you with one question: which hand moves first. Overnight the board got wider, because the same Iraqi government we followed into Tehran spent this week signing in two directions at once, and 6,000 kilometres east another piece of the same job was getting done in Manila.
On one desk in Baghdad, a rail line to carry trade into Iran. On another, a plan to move oil around it. In the Philippines, Secretary Rubio sat down with Vietnam and pulled a second country deeper inside the American design. Over all of it, the President said he is close to the biggest strike of the war, and oil punched through $100.
Here is the thread that ties those rooms together, and it is the reason you pay for my thoughts and content. The plan stopped hiding this week. Washington is drawing lines on a map out loud, and every line it draws now carries a date you can circle.
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