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Kazi Najib Ashraf: a dog is a dog until he is facing you, then its Mr dog

Sao, as the title of the article goes, who are the Mr Dogs playing the game now and what are the apparent implications on the global business cycles.

The Handelot Times Issue 49, February 2024 3 min read

Sao, as the title of the article goes, who are the Mr Dogs playing the game now and what are the apparent implications on the global business cycles. The Mr Dog scenario also depends on who and where you are as a Mr Dog would be flexing his muscles in a certain region but elsewhere, he’s just a plain old street puppy, dog.

The Middle East: All-time favourite region of the military industrial complex where sales targets are always met, and the vendors get a great practice For tips regarding smart retail you can always contact me at kazi.najib@playtorium.com Kazi Najib Ashraf field testing on live targets. The United States and its boys had been on the sidelines selling their goodies to select party in the current Israel-Hamas conflict but suddenly the Houthis of Yemen started showing their teeth. What a travesty that minions can come in and disrupt trade routes.

They were warned about their place in the food chain but refused to listen and then got what they deserved; I don’t know why whole communities forget their Mr Dog vs Dog scenarios, but this is what happened. The problem is that these Kazi Talha Ashraf are some seriously stubborn dogs who aren’t getting the message and have restarted their attacks on the key trade routes targeting every ship that dares pass. The problem is that they are connected to the Iranians who are also present in Lebanon and within the hotchpotch and crisscross the experts do not seem to figure out whether the prices of commodities should be increased or left where they are.

This is not ending well and the Middle East is looking at a possible catastrophe where the sides have been defined and covert and overt operations are tilting the balance in a new direction daily. If a regional tinder box blows up for any reason like the one that happened during the first Gulf War with Kuwait, then we are looking not just at pricing hiking up but also an exodus of expatriates back to the home territories effecting livelihoods locally as well in their own markets. Inflation is already on the lose and the supply until now is under control but that can change at any time.

The rest of this article is in the magazine Continue in issue 49

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