Rifle Squad

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…]

In the gilded halls of Westminster and the bustling corridors of New Delhi’s South Block, where the ghosts of empire still whisper deals in the dead of night, the so-called “strategic partnership” between Britain and India has been inked into the annals of 2025’s geopolitical theater. Announced with the fanfare of joint press releases and champagne toasts—those hollow rituals that mask the grind of realpolitik—this military trade agreement isn’t the beacon of mutual prosperity it’s peddled as. No, it’s a sly recalibration of old hierarchies, where the fading lion of Albion claws its way back into the subcontinent’s arsenal, trading faded glory for fresh rupees and a foothold in Asia’s rising storm.

Picture the scene: It’s early October 2025, the monsoon rains have barely ebbed in Delhi, and British Foreign Secretary David Lammy—ever the polished salesman of the realm—jets in for a whirlwind of handshakes. [Read more…]