Economic Miscalculation

Hamas’s $500 Million Bid to Destroy Israel: A Failed Two-Year Plan

Hamas leaders’ 2021 request to Iran for $500 million to destroy Israel within two years reveals a stunning level of miscalculation. The audacity of the plan itself, aiming to obliterate a technologically advanced nation in such a short timeframe, speaks volumes about a severe underestimation of Israel’s military capabilities and resilience. The sheer ambition, coupled with the tight deadline, immediately raises questions about the feasibility and practicality of such an undertaking.

The proposed budget of $20 million per month for two years, totaling $500 million, also invites scrutiny. While a substantial sum, it pales in comparison to Israel’s annual defense budget, highlighting the vast disparity in resources and military might.… Continue reading

Trump Tariffs Based on Massive Error, Conservative Think Tank Claims

Trump’s tariffs, according to a conservative think tank, stemmed from a fundamental miscalculation. The entire policy was built upon a flawed understanding of basic economics, leading to significantly inaccurate estimations of their impact. This wasn’t simply a minor oversight; it was a profound error in judgment that had far-reaching consequences.

The core issue lay in the formula used to determine the tariff levels. The administration’s approach fundamentally misunderstood how tariffs affect import prices, resulting in drastically inflated levies. They incorrectly assumed that a minimal portion of the tariff would be reflected in the final price paid by consumers.

The reality, as highlighted by the think tank, is far different.… Continue reading