The primary objective of the Trump regime is taking its final form. In this post, I will explain, one by one, the underlying motivations behind the international steps taken by the Trump regime, which appear designed to appease Israel while punishing individuals or nations that opposed Israel during the 2020–2025 Biden administration.
Tariffs and Immigrants
Toward the end of the Israeli actions in Gaza, many nations officially opposed the events through UN votes or statements from their leaders. These were primarily third-world countries, along with a few others. In response, Israeli interests allegedly planned to undermine these nations by imposing tariffs and targeting their immigrant populations in the US. This strategy aimed to force them into a position of supplication to Israel, as direct conflict with the entire world was not feasible.
Greenland
Several EU countries recognized Palestine near the conclusion of these events, prompting Zionists to halt operations temporarily to avoid further recognition. The Zionist regime and its agents were reportedly displeased. Given Israel’s reliance on the EU for funding and business—coupled with the fact that many Zionists reside and thrive there—war was not an option. Instead, a plan was devised to pressure the EU into aligning with Zionist agendas through demands for Greenland, while simultaneously shaming and disrespecting EU nations through rhetoric and influence.
Venezuela
Venezuela emerged as a staunch supporter of Palestine, consistently voting against Zionist positions in numerous UN resolutions aimed at halting the conflict. Venezuela was already under US scrutiny for its oil resources, and Israel has limited direct business ties with the country. Seizing Venezuelan oil would benefit the Zionist regime by reducing dependence on suppliers from what they term “Arab” nations. Consequently, we have witnessed an unprecedented regime change in Venezuela.
The Epstein Files
The Epstein files have been weaponized to shame, harass, and disrespect countries or key figures that supported or recognized Palestine. At the forefront is the UK government and royal family. Engaging in war with the UK would yield no benefits for Israel, making it an impractical choice. Israel relies on UK funding, and the UK remains one of the few places where Zionists find solace. Thus, exposing alleged pedophilic activities—hidden beneath a facade of humanitarian concern for Gazans—proved a more appealing tactic than military confrontation.
Iran
Since the outbreak of conflict between Israel and Palestine, Iran has been a frequent target of blame, with many Western regimes accusing it of bolstering Hamas. This represents clear Zionist retribution. Conducting joint attacks with US military support has also helped deflect some blames from Israel. Furthermore, it highlights Israel’s reluctance to directly eliminate Iran’s former supreme leader, in contrast to its boldness in other assassinations within Iran.
Trump’s Personal Matters
Now, consider Ukraine—the one issue where the EU, UK, Israel, certain Arab nations, and the Western world unite in condemning the “Ukraine Invasion.” Returning to the facts, Trump faced assassination attempts prior to his recent election, with many perpetrators identified as Ukraine supporters. Halting funding for Ukraine and insulting the nation can be seen as his personal political retaliation. Portraying himself as aligned with Russian interests could obfuscate any future investigations into the Trump family, as no concrete evidence would emerge.
Summary
Upon examining these elements, it becomes challenging to discern how much of this aligns with an “America First” policy; instead, it appears to prioritize “Israel Only.” By analyzing the patterns and behaviors of the Trump regime, I can speculate on its next targets. As mentioned in my previous posts, China may be next, given that—after Iran—it has been one of the few nations to voice support for Palestine. Israel views China as a rival in technology, weaponry, and global markets. Following that, Russia could be a possibility, though the likelihood is low, as Russia is currently handling Ukraine.