Disinformation and disparagement of President Trump’s strategy in the Middle East is a key aspect of the globalists’ desperation to preserve control of their corrupt system, which finances terrorism, instability and conflict.
At the root of it is the radical Islam of the Muslim Brotherhood. Founded in 1928, its aim is the recreation of the Muslim Caliphate by subjugating Arab nationalist movements and exterminating or enslaving non-Muslims. Underlying and financing that endeavour is control of oil.
Two months ago, much to the chagrin of the members of the G7, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent noted that the financing of terrorism is centred in Europe, primarily in London, via shell companies and offshore banking in the British Virgin Islands. He even named several of the entities involved: Moosavi, Thriving Times International, Global Fortune Shipping, Science Obedient International.
At the centre of this nefarious business is the Royal Institute of International Affairs, also known as Chatham House, based in London. Mark Curtis was a senior researcher at the Institute. His book titled Secret Affairs – British collusion with radical Islam, published in 2015, reflects the access he had to confidential information.
The theocratic Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) dictatorship that has ruled Iran for 47 years is the central cog in the strategy of Chatham House in sustaining instability in the region while controlling oil production, prices and distribution. In this, it is aided by rogue elements in the CIA and the willingness of Deep State Neocons like John Bolton and the late Vice President Dick Cheney to embroil the US in senseless wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which have cost $4 trillion.
By crushing the IRGC, freezing its assets and ending the regime’s blackmailing of the world by its chokehold of oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz, Trump is striking at the heart of what has been the cancer afflicting the Middle East.
With Saudi Arabia now using Red Sea outlets for its oil exports and the UAE racing to finish a pipeline to the port of Fujairah on the Arabian Sea, thereby avoiding Hormuz, IRGC leverage over oil supplies is shrinking along with that of OPEC and the ability of Chatham House and its financial connections to continue its mission.
That is why the globalists led by former Bank of England boss Mark Carney, now Prime Minister of Canada, are doing their level best to malign Trump’s promethean strategy of ending proxy, bankrolled regimes which are the breeding grounds of radical Islam and conflict. Instead, Trump is creating conditions in which true Arab sovereign nationhood is being revived.
The Abraham Accords exemplify that strategy. Aiding it is the IRGC’s hostility to all its Arab neighbours, thereby isolating itself. IRGC-supported terror groups Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis and Isis are being financially and politically constrained and isolated.
The panic amongst the EU globalists at Trump’s striving for a peaceful modus vivendi is reflected in their claim that the US is being run by “a single volatile individual.” But that is the rhetoric of those who seek to sustain the IRGC and who prefer endless conflict to peace. To be a peacemaker is the greatest acclaim history can bestow, and that is what Trump is earning.
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