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A sharp critique of U.S. foreign policy under Trump 2.0, focusing on the Venezuela operation as a dangerous precedent that undermines international law, empowers authoritarianism, and risks global escalation—especially with China, Russia, and Iran. Warns of deep-state capture, economic collapse, and the urgent need for moral leadership akin to Cyrus the Great.

Analysis of the U.S. military operation in Venezuela, examining whether it was a regime change or a targeted "snatch" of President Maduro. Explores Russian and Chinese responses, implications for global multipolarity, and the strategic message that only strong deterrence—including nuclear capability—can prevent U.S. intervention. Also covers Latin American reactions and the risk of renewed neocolonialism in the region.

A deep dive into the alleged U.S. kidnapping of Venezuela’s president, revealing a covert deal involving Qatar, Delta Force, and strategic oil interests. The discussion links this event to broader U.S. plans targeting Iran and undermining BRICS, while questioning the legitimacy of Maduro’s indictment and highlighting Washington’s long-standing regime-change playbook in Latin America and beyond.

A detailed discussion on U.S. foreign policy, CIA covert operations in Ukraine targeting Russia, risks of escalation including potential assassination attempts on Putin, and warnings of a looming war with Iran. Analysis includes Israel’s influence, Trump’s contradictory stance, and growing BRICS/SCO military cooperation as a counter to Western hegemony.

Discussion on recent protests in Iran, U.S. and Israeli interference, economic sanctions, and Iran’s shifting geopolitical alignment toward China and Russia. Analysis of internal challenges, currency devaluation, energy subsidies, and the impact of Western policies on Iranian society and regional stability.

Discussion on the Ukraine conflict, recent drone attacks in Kherson, alleged Western intelligence involvement, Russia’s military advances near Zaporozhye, and the declining geopolitical influence of the West. Also covers BRICS naval exercises, tensions in the Caucasus, Iran’s strategic position, and critiques of U.S. and NATO policies.

On January 1, 2026, economists analyze Europe’s deepening crisis: Macron’s unpopularity, failed attempts to seize Russian assets, and the U.S.-led push to isolate Europe from China and Russia. They warn of deindustrialization, rising social unrest, and the collapse of Western financial hegemony as countries pivot toward BRICS and public-sector-led development models.

As 2026 begins, the Ukraine conflict edges toward resolution amid shifting U.S.-Russia dynamics under the Trump administration. The discussion explores NATO’s decline, EU authoritarian trends, Western support for Ukraine, strategic importance of Odessa, evolving U.S. policy toward Iran and Israel, and the rise of BRICS-led multipolar security initiatives challenging the Western-led order.

Discussion on Trump’s alignment with Netanyahu, U.S. foreign policy shifts, and rising tensions with Iran, Venezuela, and China. Analysis of internal GOP divisions, impact of sanctions on Iran, and failed regime-change efforts. Also covers Ukraine stalemate, Taiwan militarization, and the consequences of expanding U.S. military conflicts.