Analysis of American Foreign Policy Strategy
Why are all these events happening?
And again, if you read the National Defense Strategy,
it tells you exactly why.
Okay? There are three major
pillars to the current American,
uh, imperial strategy. Okay? The first pillar, the most important
pillar, is to enforce the Monroe
Doctrine.
What is that?
The Monroe Doctrine says that no foreign
power is allowed to interfere in the Western Hemisphere.
Okay? America guarantees the peace and security of the
entire Western Hemisphere. What Trump has done is
add a corollary to this called the Trump Rule Doctrine, which, which would say that
right now the entire West- Western Hemisphere is America's backyard.
Russia, China, get out of here. Okay?
Even if these countries want them to come here, they can't.
Too bad, right? So what, what is important is that
ever since the trade war between United States and China,
China has been diversifying its trade links, especially to South
America, right? It's, it's buying a lot of soybeans
and beef from Brazil.
Uh, this is called the Lithium Triangle, okay?
Bolivia, uh, Peru, uh, Chile, because they
provide most of the world's lithium, which you nee- which is what you need for
semiconductors-
EVs
... uh, and EV, right? So China is building ports all around this
region. And what, and what the United States is saying is,
"China, if you
want to trade with any nation in the Western Hemisphere, you have to
pay us a fee." Okay? We are now the mafia.
You have to pay,
um, a toll in order to access-
Mm
... the resource of Western Hemisphere. Okay? So that's pillar number one.
The entire Western Hemisphere now belongs
to America, and that's why Trump is threatening Canada and Greenland.
That's why Trump attacked Venezuela-
Mm
... and is embargoing Cuba, and is now threatening Mexico and Colombia.
Okay?
Mm.
This, because all this is considered American territory.
That's pillar one.
Okay.
Pillar two is America doesn't have the ground
forces necessary to control the world, so instead you
control the world's maritime choke points.
Mm.
Right? And what are these maritime choke points?
Well,
they are
the,
um, Strait of Malacca. Okay? This is probably the most
important maritime choke point,
right? You have the Strait of
Gibraltar.
You have
the Arctic route. Okay?
You have the Cape of
Good Hope, and you have the Strait of Hormuz.
Okay? The reason why you control...
Ah, sorry. Th- this is, uh, the Strait of Hormuz.
The reason why you control these maritime choke, choke, choke points is-
Mm
... the world trades primarily, uh,
by sea.
Mm.
Because that's just the cheapest way to-
Yeah
... to trade,
right? Now, if you control all, all the world's choke points, they have to
pay you a fee in order to trade, especially
China, right?
That's pillar number two.
Pillar number three is
create conflict in Eurasia. Why? Because if there's no conflict,
Russia, China, and Iran would get together and says,
"Screw America. Let's just build railways
and trade amongst ourselves."
Mm.
Once they do that, India,
Europe, the Middle East, Africa all join together to create this
Eurasian trade bloc
that ignores America.
Mm.
Right?
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