I guess we've all had days when we've been trying to get some ships out through a tight exit but found it clogged up with Iranian mines and sea drones. That's where new Trump Block-Aid could come in handy. See if it's for you by reading the answers to these Frequently Asked Questions.
How does Block-Aid work?
Block-Aid closes the exit to the Gulf entirely to make Iran know there can't be any winners from the mess America made out there.
Who invented Block-Aid?
The Block Aid scheme was planned out over the course of 30 seconds by esteemed US President Donald Trump while watching a cage fighting match in Buttslam, Arkansas, after he'd totally run out of other ideas.
Are there any side effects?
Yep. Soaring fuel prices, seething public discontent and catastrophic losses for the Republicans in the mid-terms... hopefully.
What is Block-Aid meant to solve?
Solve? Nothing. Haven't you met our president? He doesn't solve things. He just gets off on throwing his weight around the place and worrying everyone stupid.
Block-Aid is available for a limited time only - until Trump gets bored of the war with Iran and decides to create some other ridiculous crisis.
Trump himself is refusing to eat any fibre until his arse explodes. Despite suffering from an Iranian blockage, he has opted to stuff himself with McDonalds and ignore all the rectal bleeding Tehran has given him.
This novel solution to constipation goes against medical and UN advice-which is to take your medicine and get off the crapper. To double down on an already compacted campaign is only going to end in tears and a torn sphincter.
The Strait of Hormuz is going to require a inspirational diplomatic solution or a very good plumber. Asked if the US would profit financially from the blockade, one General said, 'The President plans to make piles. Sadly in this case it means Haemorrhoids.'
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