The Australian labor government is planning to bring back lockdowns this time for the fuel shortage, and they wasted $20 million to tell us

This episode I take a look at the fuel crisis due to the Iran conflict and the governments that are floating banning their citizens from driving.

In this episode i talk about the Iran conflict and how it has exploded into open war. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was assassinated along with dozens of top regime officials in massive airstrikes on Tehran and key military and nuclear sites. Iran has launched furious retaliatory missile and drone barrages targeting Israel, U.S. bases, and Gulf cities like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, and even hitting Saudi facilities—causing explosions, crashes of U.S. aircraft in Kuwait, and the first confirmed American troop deaths.The chaos has spilled over: Hezbollah has broken its truce and fired rockets into Israel, prompting Israeli strikes deep into Lebanon and opening a dangerous new front. President Trump vows the campaign will continue "until all objectives are achieved," estimating four weeks or less, while warning of more U.S. casualties. Iran refuses negotiations, threatens endless revenge, and the region teeters on the edge of wider escalation—oil prices spiking, global markets rattled, and fears of full-scale regional or even world war growing by the hour.This is Day 3 of the most dramatic Middle East shift in decades EP91