Let’s look at the bigger picture…
Everyone talks about Iran, Khamenei, Israel… but the real battle is somewhere else.
Two events, seemingly unrelated, are actually connected:
1️⃣ Venezuela: The U.S. removed Maduro. Everyone cheered or protested—but no one asked: who was buying most of Venezuela’s oil? China. 800,000 barrels/day gone.
2️⃣ Iran: U.S. and Israel hit Iran. Headlines screamed “nuclear threat eliminated.” But who was the main oil buyer? Again, China. 1.5 million barrels/day gone.
Different places, same target: China.
Ray Dalio’s theory holds: when a rising power nears an established one, conflict is inevitable. History shows it: Germany vs. UK → WWI, Japan vs. US → WWII, USSR vs. US → Cold War.
Now it’s China’s turn.
China produces 28% of global goods.
By 2030, it may surpass the U.S. economically.
Its oil dependence: 73% imported.
U.S. strategy? Cut its fuel lines: Venezuela, Iran, Russia (sanctions), and Saudi disruptions. The engine slows.
Meanwhile, China builds the Belt & Road, tying Europe closer. But Europe starts leaning China, threatening U.S. influence.
Then comes Taiwan—the tech heart of the world. No compromise there.
The pattern: weaken China step by step—energy, trade routes, allies—before the main confrontation. Meanwhile, the U.S. profits from weapons sales.
Different wars, one strategy, one goal: contain China 🇨🇳.
❗❓⁉ Is this really about regional conflicts, or the rise of a global superpower?
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