TRUMP'S PANAMA, GREENLAND, CANADA TACTIC EXPLAINED

The guys of The Duran today have a very interesting dialogue going on President Trump's renewed emphasis on the Monroe Doctrine that divides the world according to spheres of influence rather than in super power poles. This geopolitical concept requires extensive diplomacy among leaders in order to carefully manage world historic events and avoid conflicts and wars. President Trump's recent gambit involving Panama, Greenland and Canada must be seen through that lens. Also with regard to solving the Ukraine conondrum it is clear now that President Trump does not intend to continue on the globalist road pushed by European countries. He has cancelled the trip to Europe and Kiev that his envoy, General Kellogg had planned to take. Trump confirmed today he is working on a personal meeting with President Putin. 


Jan. 10, 2025 The Duran: Neocons demand Ukraine escalation. Trump signals talks with Putin.

In a post yesterday we already concluded that the great losers of the disaster of Project Ukraine are European countries that bet the house on Biden and are now left in a situation where they burnt all other bridges (link). 

Just this afternoon on War Room geo-strategist Jim Rickards had a few important comments. 


Jan. 10, 2025 War Room: Jim Rickards Breaks Down Major Corporations Current Relationship With ESG And Russia's War Status.

So let's have a closer look at this Monroe doctrine. 

The Monroe Doctrine is a United States foreign policy position that opposes European colonialism in the Western Hemisphere. It holds that any intervention in the political affairs of the Americas by foreign powers is a potentially hostile act against the United States. The doctrine was central to American grand strategy in the 20th century. (More)


Jan. 9, 2025 War Room: Steve Bannon Breaks Down The Strategic Genius Of Acquiring Greenland.


Comments

Post a Comment