Will Trump’s official takeover of Venezuela’s oil lead to a Gulf Arab scenario?

What proof do we have that verifies this extremely risky hypothesis?

resident Donald Trump’s announcement yesterday, Friday, that his administration had signed a massive oil deal with the Caracas government in Venezuela, ensuring America’s control over more than 65 billion barrels of oil reserves, confirms one of the main real reasons for his current war on Iran, namely absolute dominance over all of the world’s oil reserves through force, kidnapping, and economic wars.

Venezuela and Iran have the greatest oil and gas reserves in the world. Venezuela has become an American colony, while Iran continues to oppose the current American assault with all of its military and economic means of deprivation.
The new American colonialism is regarded as more aggressive than the old European colonialism because of its settler nature, control over the resources of the targeted colonies, and Americanisation through the use of aircraft carriers, navy ships, and stealth aircraft.

Venezuela has become an American colony, and the invasion and kidnapping of its president, Maduro, and his wife were not motivated by drug trafficking, a close relationship with Iran, or sympathy for Palestine. These are secondary, false explanations; the true cause is its massive oil reserves. Since its official occupation, no presidential or legislative elections have been held, and more importantly, Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, who dedicated her Nobel Peace Prize to President Trump for deposing legitimate President Maduro and kidnapping him, has disappeared from the political scene. Even more crucially, Trump has barred her from returning to her homeland.

Trump is obsessed with energy, and he wants to restore “greatness” to America through military invasion and control of the world’s wealth sources, particularly oil, gas, and rare minerals. This explains his present hysteria, such as calling the Strait of Hormuz American territory; the same goes for the Gulf of Mexico, which he dubbed the Gulf of America, and Canadian Lake Ontario, which he also renamed America’s Lake. He is currently planning to take Greenland and rename the Atlantic Ocean the American Ocean. Thus, “your America” would have seas, islands, straits, and lakes, with only one ocean lacking.

Given Trump’s bloodthirsty, poisoned oil desire, we do not rule out the possibility of controlling the oil-rich Gulf states and transforming them into American protectorates and colonies, with the covert strategic aims realised in collaboration with the Israeli occupation state. This step, the “Americanisation” of the Gulf states and the Arabian Peninsula following the overthrow of the Iranian regime and the control of all its oil and gas wealth, explains the current conflict and the relentless pursuit to thwart Iranian nuclear and missile ambitions, as well as all other weapons that could stand in the way of the new American colonialism.

President Trump, who has pledged to increase America’s dwindling oil reserves and pay off the country’s $41 trillion debt, believes that controlling the world’s oil, gas, and rare mineral reserves is the only and quickest way to achieve these objectives.

Some Gulf oil countries realised the situation and quickly paid more than $5 trillion to buy Trump’s friendship during his visit to the area over a year ago, as well as to secure his protection. However, he did not provide this protection and will not acknowledge the favour, as his secret plans contradict it. He has no fondness or respect for Arabs or Muslims. If he wants to conquer Canada, which is culturally and ideologically closest to his country, would he avoid repeating the same colonial greed as the Gulf countries?

Finally, given President Trump’s new colonial brutality, we believe that Islamic Iran’s victory in opposing American-Israeli aggression may benefit the Gulf states’ security, stability, oil and gas wealth, and people’s safety. Good may emerge from the depths of evil. God knows best.

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