JPMorgan Chase CEO Makes Shocking Hawkish Remarks: Strongly Supports War with Iran, Far More Important Than Short-Term Stock Market Performance
Svmuu News JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon made shocking hawkish remarks, publicly defending the war, stating that Iran "has been doing bad things for 45 years" and questioning "why the Western world has tolerated it for so long." In his view, successfully eliminating the Iranian threat is "far more important than short-term market performance." Jamie Dimon said: "I find it a bit hard to understand why the Western world has tolerated those people controlling the Strait of Hormuz and funding all these proxy wars for 45 years. I truly hope the outcome will be good, and I hope we can somehow achieve permanent peace in the Middle East." (Axios)
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