The new Bolivian diplomatic crisis exposes Marxist interference in South America. Colombia's socialist president Gustavo Petro incited chaos in La Paz, forcing the expulsion of his ambassador. This aggressive subversion of a sovereign U.S. partner demands a strong America First response to block China and Russia from the region.
Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent (@SecScottBessent) said it plainly before Trump's China trip: Beijing buys 90% of Iran's oil — making China the financial backbone of the world's largest terror sponsor. Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis — all indirectly funded by Chinese petrodollars. While the U.S. Navy fights in the Strait of Hormuz, China writes the checks.
Trump’s backing of Morocco’s military modernization and Western Sahara claims is redrawing Mediterranean power balances. Spain’s low NATO spending, F-35 snub, and repeated clashes with Washington have left Madrid isolated as Morocco gains strategic leverage in the Maghreb.
Depending on China for 70% of strategic technologies isn't trade — it's surrender. Brussels finally acted with its Industrial Accelerator Act, demanding EU-origin manufacturing for EVs, batteries, and solar in public contracts. Industrial sovereignty has a price, but dependency costs more. What took Europe so long?
Japan welcomes American oil as Trump's energy strategy reaches the Indo-Pacific, with 910,000 barrels of Texas crude crossing the Panama Canal to Tokyo. This historic shipment signals deeper trust between Pacific allies, weakens hostile regimes, and proves energy dominance can strengthen alliances while securing peace through strength.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth (@PeteHegseth) just dropped a truth bomb on useless, parasitic Europe. “We don’t count on Europe for anything!” He then added: “They need the Strait much more than we do. Stop talking so much, stop holding fancy…
