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Domain and sichre's hosting of europaixen-servans inclusive. Now, let's have a look at your promo at start-in. If Jonas DE/Add, Jonas, digital on your side. World leaders have easily check-made Donald Trump making quick work of his threats and his bluster.
And now Trump and the United States are isolated, frozen out, and really weak with the newly created global order, a multi-polar global order where you have China asserting its strength. You have all of these mid-powers, uniting, and Donald Trump's out there like attacking Canada and NATO and just flailing.
And the United States lost this catastrophic and unlawful war to Iran, and the United States is out of weapons, we're out of munitions, and the whole world knows that they know how incompetent this Trump regime is. And so in this newly created global order, you have China controlling the rare earths, you have China controlling the oil market, essentially replacing OPEC, a new security architecture
has been formed in the Middle East with Arab nations asserting themselves with alliances like the Mecca pact, and with China coming in to provide additional security guarantees and support. Why else do you think Xi Jinping was in Egypt with LCC talking about a new global architecture while he was in Egypt?
That was the main point of his visit. What do you think was going on in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Kyrgyzstan in Bishkek?
“What do you think is going to happen in New Delhi at the Brick's block meeting?”
That's going to be taking place. They're all of this stuff is being discussed. And China is wielding its control over the rare earths to squeeze the United States, and Donald Trump's out there saying Xi Jinping's my friend, I can't wait to have him here in the White House.
It's going to be all great. Let's take a look at what's actually happening in the world. So Chinese rare earth suppliers are halting some shipments to U.S. companies, despite having export licenses, fearing punishment from Beijing amid rising U.S., China tensions. The delays in these Chinese rare earths from these Chinese rare earth suppliers are
keeping critical material supplies tight, and prices near record highs affecting defense,
semi-conductor aerospace, and energy industries. And what's that ultimately going to be doing? That's causing inflation to rise in the United States. And we're seeing what's going on there, and it's hurting the American consumer, and it's all being passed down.
Let's talk about China's control over the oil markets.
“I think this was an article that's not getting nearly enough attention, but we've been”
talking about this here on the Midas Touch Network. So you have the CEO of Ross Neff, the largest oil producer in Russia, Igor Sachin, and he is saying that basically China has replaced OPEC, and Ernard Betron says it well here. This hasn't been talked about much, but it may be one of the most consequential revelations of this catastrophic US war on Iran that China has effectively replaced OPEC as the global
price setter for oil. You see, China is the number one importer of crude throughout the world. And in 2025, when prices were low, China imported massive amounts of crude.
So in China's oil reserves, they've got like 1.2 to 1.5 billion barrels.
And they were prepared in the event of a oil supply shock on what to do. And so if China imported the amount of crude they previously did, I mean the price right now of crude would easily be $150 to $200 a barrel. But because China has kind of abstained from importing that amount of crude, and it has allowed the supply of crude to not be fully kind of eaten up by all of these China imports.
China has gone to their domestic sources that they've built up.
And it's actually allowed for, while the price of crude is very high, it's approaching $100 a barrel. It could have been far worse right now.
“Now, China's not doing this out of the goodness of its heart, China is also doing this,”
is also out of leverage. On the one hand, it knows that if the price of crude grows up dramatically, that could have global economic great depression catastrophic effects, which would also hurt China. But also China can exert leverage right now because if it resumed importing at the previous
pace that it did, it would basically blow up the entire global crude market, global oil market,
which would then have further cataclysmic impacts on the United States. So when the Trump regime is out there threatening economic D-day, and you have beset with the bravado and the bluster, ultimately the United States can't do economic D-day. The entire world looked at besense threats and laughed in his face and ignored him totally, right at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting that took place in Kyrgyzstan where
you had China and Russia and India and Pakistan and all of these countries that were there.
“And they all said, "No, we're still going to work with Iran.”
Iran was at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. They were viewed as like a hero.
They got a hero's welcome at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting in Kyrgyzstan."
And all these countries said, "No, we're still going to do business with Iran." And there's nothing that beset can do about it. There's nothing that the Trump regime can do about it because China controls the rare earth. China controls the oil market right now because of its position as the top importer of
crude and because it prepared for this, unlike Donald Trump, who didn't prepare for anything. Xi Jinping, when he was at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, he would say things like this, China stands for an equal and orderly multipolar world, where history is written
“by all peoples not dictated by a single power, multipolarity, multipolarity, the right”
of every nation to choose its own development path.
And the democratization of international relations are the right path for humanity. He goes on to say it as historically unjust for a small number of countries to dominate international affairs, a world dominated by one country, or governed jointly by a few countries through block politics, is not genuine multilateralism. Who do you think he's talking about right there?
It should be obvious. And I'll focus a little bit more about China in a moment also, but we should take a look at these trends that are going on throughout the world as well. In the Netherlands, they remove billions of dollars worth of gold from the United States, because they don't trust their gold in the United States anymore.
That's gold. It's a gold bars, okay? Like let's talk about the bond market, just take a look at what Norway did. This is the stuff that we need to be paying attention to, because it's not just the Netherlands and Norway.
There's an international sell-off of American bonds right now in American assets. Norway's $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund plans to cut U.S. treasury holdings as it seeks higher returns and diversification. The move comes amid a global bond sell-off, multi-year high U.S. yields, and inflation concerns tied to the Iran War.
The U.S. is not viewed as a stable global player anymore. The predictability, certainty, these were hallmarks of the United States economy in the past no longer under the Trump regime. This is why you see these mid-powers uniting as well. And Prime Minister Karney talks a lot about mid-powers uniting and forming their own group
in this multi-polar world, where you may have a China, you can have these mid-powers which shared values like Canada and the European Union. Then in this other poll, the United States is all alone and isolated. As part of this multi-polar world, you have Russia allied with China and North Korea and Iran as well.
Then you have Donald Trump just like flailing and posting weird means and hoarding money and taking money for himself, it's really incredibly damaging to the United States in ways that will be felt for decades and perhaps likely forever.
You have the premier British Columbia David E.
Here's what he was saying as well, that the relationship with the United States is never
going to be as it was before. This is what the world thinks of the United States now. Play this clip. We've all watched countries make concessions to the U.S. to this president and then the president comes back for more.
Canada has made concessions to the U.S. we've stepped back from digital services tags and we've stepped back from other initiatives that the president found objectionable, hoping
that that would and I say we, these were decisions made by the prime minister, hoping that
that would keep us moving forward, but the president just kept coming back for more.
“And I think everyone just understands that agreements not worth anything, basically from the”
moment the president finishes signing it, it's what's next, and we're just done with it, I think, as a collective group, and so it's fine to say you're done with it. The U.S. is a huge market, we're deeply integrated, trade continues all these other pieces, but almost to a person, certainly Canadians and elected officials, how do we diversify away from the U.S.?
How do we build other relationships?
How do we protect ourselves? This relationship is not going back to the way it was before, and how do we make sure that we're more independent of the U.S. because we allowed ourselves to get to integrated and fail to keep our enterprise of ensuring that we're an independent
“country that can stand on our own two feet, and that's what our project is now.”
And then just look at what the United States did to France. I mean, the Trump regime lashing out and hurting allies, or I guess now former allies, in the most petty of ways. So French President Emmanuel Macron was throwing a huge space summit in France this past week, but what did Trump say? Trump said, SpaceX, you can attend blue origin, you can attend any United States companies cannot attend this French international
space summit, and then just ruin the summit. Organizers, you know, saying, oh, they've been disorganized, but Trump destroyed France's space summit. Like, why would you space international space? Why would you destroy it? Because that's who the Trump regime is. And look at this as well, look at what happened in the United Nations at the end of this week. There was a UN resolution
“to basically conform maps so that Africa was the correct size. So the UN general assembly”
adopted the African-led resolution to hashtag correct the map. For centuries, it talks about how the Mercator maps shrank Africa. Today, the world voted to see the continent at its true scale. The United States, by the way, was the only country to vote against this resolution. They were the only country. I just want you to watch what it looked like in the UN general assembly. As the African-led resolution passed, the US was the only country in the world. There was six extensions,
but the US was the only country in the world to vote against a redo of the map so that it actually reflects the real size of Africa because the Trump regime said it's too woke. Here, play this clip. He assembly will now take a decision on draft resolution, a stroke, 80 stroke, L104, entitled, correct the map, rebalancing global, categorical representation and promoting equitable representation of the world's region, particularly Africa.
Recorded vote has been requested, we shall now begin the voting process. Those in favor of draft resolution, a stroke, 80 stroke, L104, please signify those against abstentions. The assembly is now voting on draft resolution, a stroke, 80 stroke, L104, entitled, correct the map, rebalancing global, categorical representation and promoting equitable representation of the world's region, particularly Africa. We are all delegations confirmed
that the votes are clearly reflected on the screen. The voting has been completed, please look the machine. The result of the vote is as follows, in favor 164, against one abstentions 6, draft resolution,
A stroke, 80 stroke, L104, is adopted.
In the United States, it has just engaged in all this provocative behavior, attacking Spain,
“attacking the UK, supporting Argentina's colo with Havier, Malay, the other, the Maga,”
authoritarian leader of Argentina's claims to the Faulkland Islands. You know, it's like, what do you do in Trump? I mean Trump's saying, I don't think the UK would be able to win a war over the Faulkland Islands again, and then you have UK's foreign secretary Ed Miliband, say the UK's position on the Faulkland Islands is unwavering, the islands are British and will remain so because that is the overwhelming position of the
islanders when you at Havier, Malay, Argentina linked with Donald Trump announcing plans to build an
integrated naval base near the Faulkland Islands and basically talking about retaking over the
Faulkland Islands as Trump encourages that. I mean, you have Donald Trump, basically promoting and encouraging a lot of the immigration issues in the northern African area, they say, that's controlled by Spain, independent territory, but Donald Trump doing that to create instability in Spain, to create instability, go back to what the Trump regime's view of the European Union was. It was the Trump regime said that they basically want to support groups that destroy the European
Union from within, and that's the behavior that the Trump regime has engaged in. And so that's, you know, that's where we're at right now. MB Gallaboff Iran's parliament leader said the following China's emphasis on fostering common security reflects principle Iran has reflects a principle Iran has long champion, regional countries must be taking their future into their own hands, and true stability can only come through a new security architecture that is homegrown.
Iran stands ready. So I want you to see what's developing internationally right now.
“This has been accelerating lately. I think world leaders now clearly see that Donald Trump”
will threat and he'll huff and he'll puff. He doesn't carry through on his threats. If he tries to he does so so recklessly and incompetently, that Iran was able to beat the United States in the war. I think that was very revealing to the rest of the world. And just look at what Trump saying now, like with the world moving on, making deals with each other, freezing out the United States.
Here's what Donald Trump is saying, Axios, which is Donald Trump's kind of propaganda outlet,
citing U.S. officials and other sources with knowledge. The Trump administration is building out the plans for a postwar containment strategy for Iran. Per the report, the strategy is based on three main pillars, creating a regional diplomatic and security framework built to contain an aggressive Iran, a renewed concerted effort to resolve and build out post-conflict frameworks in Lebanon and Gaza and an expansion of the Abraham Accords. However, per one U.S.
officials speaking to Axios, they are cooking it, but it's not yet cooked. The strategy is in its nation formation stages. And it's yet unclear if U.S. regional allies will be on board. No, they won't be on board. They're cooking it. They're doing frameworks of deals, frameworks of frameworks of frameworks. No one wants to do no one wants. The Abraham Accords are not going to be extended. Nobody wants to do any of this with the United States. The Trump regime has showed
how unpredictable and certain it's impossible to work with. You can't do a deal with bad people.
“And that's what Trump has demonstrated. He's demonstrated his whole life. And I think 2025,”
the world was still seeing like, I don't know, is this three-dimensional chastise. He's going to make good on the threats. What's he going to do? And now I think the world's like, got it. This guy's an idiot. And all he cares about is stealing money for himself. And he doesn't work in the national interest of the United States. And he's incompetent and now is our time. Now is our time to restructure the world order. And that's what we're seeing. That's what we've seen happen. And we've seen it happen
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