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President Donald Trump and his team of brilliant nationalists are ruthlessly dismantling the globalist tyranny that has impoverished Western citizens for decades. “Under President Trump, the United States has made its choice. We choose the unapologetic pursuit of national power: to take back control of our critical supply chains, to reindustrialize our economy, to rebuild our defense, to fight for dominance of the technologies and industries of the future,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in his remarkable speech held in Greece on Oct. 7, 2026.
The U.S.’ pursuit of economic sovereignty through industrial transformation, renaissance of American manufacturing and global energy security, fundamentally challenges the globalist economic frameworks that control Europe and Canada. The globalist financial system centered around the City of London, Wall Street and tax havens has systematically extracted wealth from nation states and their citizens, while creating a billionaire class of ultra-rich individuals who seem to care little about the people. Trump’s presidency poses a massive challenge to these globalist efforts to re-feudalize the West and reduce its citizens to mere serfs under feudal lords.
The World Economic Forum pinpointed this strategy brilliantly in its notorious advertisement, “You will own nothing and be happy” – the idea was that the billionaires will own it all and citizens will form their penniless servant class. There is but one problem: Trump and his nationalist team, who are bent on reversing Western decline.
The diesel supply deal between Russia and the U.S. is the latest in a string of events to expose the cracks in the globalist power elite system. The traditional oil pricing system is being circumvented by direct sovereign deals between Russia, the U.S. and BRICS nations, signaling a potential dismantling of the petro-dollar era and the rise of a new economic order.
This interrupts a long-standing pattern where sanctions cripple fuel supplies to pressure adversaries. Typically, Europe and Canada were quick to criticize the U.S.’ Russia deal, while the EU itself is totally dependent on precisely Russian gas, having imported gas for an estimated $300 billion since 2022. On Truth Social, Trump pointed out: “The European Union paid Russia 250 billion dollars for energy, and the fake news media doesn’t want to get near that story.” Europe is basically paying for Russia’s war against Ukraine.
What has happened is that the continued sabotage of Russian energy, backed by Western globalist elites, has raised diesel prices artificially. An orchestrated “trap” set by these Democrat-aligned elites was to cause exploding energy prices close to the midterms, according to analysts. The idea was to blame Donald Trump while enriching their own financial network through high energy costs and “forever wars” instability. Then, flood the mainstream media and the army of politically infiltrated, mediocre podcasters with rage against Trump, in order to influence Republican voters to switch to socialist Democrats.
It is a hardcore strategy in the Western billionaire-owned media and among globalist political elites to deliberately mislead the public about the massive restructuring project currently ongoing in the United States. Senior counselor for trade and manufacturing Peter Navarro recently dared the media to cover it – knowing that almost none would report on the industrial transformation:
“During the final two years of the Biden regime, America lost a staggering 230,000 manufacturing jobs. But now, under the Trump tariffs and tax cuts, the trend is turning sharply. Since December of 2025, American manufacturers have added 72,000 jobs. Construction employment has increased by 109,000 jobs over the last 12 months. … We got more than $380 billion in announced investment, over 500 manufacturing project … more than 160,000 direct manufacturing jobs. That is before you count the hundreds of thousands of additional jobs these projects will generate. … This manufacturing renaissance is not simply a few giant semiconductor factories making the numbers look good. It includes hundreds of smaller factories and industrial expansions spread across the country.”
As President Trump breaks away from the globalist grip, a new economic order emerges, favoring a nationalist, sovereign control over energy trade, while exposing the globalist billionaire “endless war” profiteers.
It’s not only the U.S. under Trump refusing to submit to the globalist cabal. There is a growing coalition of nations across the world who insist on a renewed respect for national sovereignty of nations. Russia, China, India and many, many others do not wish to take orders from a European and American globalist elite, but pursue direct trade and sovereign cooperation beyond Western financial intermediaries. This signals a transformative multipolar era where sovereign states protect national interests rather than serve the current globalist financial cabal.
