Contending with the changing narrative, which is having global implications far beyond Iran, is a difficulty challenging all of President Trump’s detractors.
Since 2015, Donald Trump has pledged to expose and dismantle the globalist cabal with its worldwide ideological adherents whose nerve centres are in the EU, the WEF and their installed political satraps. Their philosophy is not peace but perpetual conflict. This has been clearly apparent in their opposition to Trump’s mission to break the 47-year stranglehold of the theocratic regime in Tehran, which financed and promoted terrorism and was pledged to nuclear war.
Instead, the posture of cabal members like Macron, Carney, Starmer, Sanchez and Merz was one of moral grandstanding in the face of the Khanenei regime’s ruthless killing of some 42,000 Iranian protesters. Yet Trump’s detractors and the mass media to which they are shackled have screamed themselves hoarse in opposing the destruction of the Khamenei regime’s leaders and their weapons of war and oppression.
Slavishly regurgitating the globalist narrative that Trump’s mission has failed, to their dismay, Trump has crafted a new narrative. It is based on energy and gives him massive leverage over the globalists and China. That is the consequence of US control of the Strait of Hormuz, through which much of Europe’s oil is tankered and 70% of China’s.
Adding to the new geopolitical narrative is the achievement of a strategic defence partnership between the US and Indonesia concerning the Strait of Malacca, through which 80% of China’s oil imports pass. A decisive US presence in the world’s two major maritime oil chokepoints cannot be downplayed in terms of its significance for relations with China. It also means that, along with Venezuela and America’s own oil independence, the US is the major controller of oil. Recently, it was reported that 120 empty tankers were en route to Venezuela and US Gulf ports for oil.
Thanks to the globalists’ indifferent stance during the two-month Iran conflict, NATO has become irrelevant. Having isolated itself, Europe is busy committing cultural suicide through alien immigration and strangling freedom of speech as it senselessly de-industrialises in embracing the green energy fraud.
As the master of the art of the deal, Trump is playing the long game. All his moves are connected: Panama, Greenland, Venezuela, Iran, NATO. Cuba is next. Piecemeal, he is reversing the globalists’ reset design, which replaced reliable energy with discredited ideology and repudiates as misinformation all that challenges its narrative on issues.
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