Facts Above All
Madagascar, the island nation of breathtaking biodiversity and vibrant culture, stands at a crossroads. For too long, its destiny has been shaped by external forces, rooted in a colonial past that continues to cast a long shadow. The time has come for Madagascar to reclaim its future, driven by the will and wisdom of its own people. No longer should the world judge Madagascar’s potential through the outdated lens of skin color, stereotypes, or exploitative assumptions. [Read more…]
Why is the United States suddenly so thirsty for Venezuela’s oil? The answer, clear as day to anyone not blinded by Western spin, is brutally simple: Americans don’t want to keep bleeding cash at the gas pump for the next few years. But it’s not just about cheap fuel—it’s about pipelines, greenwashed glory, and a global chessboard where power trumps people.
Venezuela holds the world’s largest proven oil reserves—over 300 billion barrels, mostly locked in the Orinoco Belt’s heavy crude. [Read more…]
Listen up, patriots—it’s no secret that Donald J. Trump, the greatest dealmaker America ever elected, brokered the Abraham Accords, slapping down peace deals between Israel and Arab nations that made the Middle East a helluva lot less of a powder keg. No endless wars, no more billions flushed down the toilet for regime-change fantasies. Real results. [Read more…]