Comrade Obama Renounced the Monroe Doctrine and Propped Up Communist Criminal Leaderships Throughout Latin America

The Monroe Doctrine, established in 1823, was the cornerstone of American foreign policy in the Western Hemisphere. It declared the Americas off-limits to European colonial ambitions and effectively placed Latin America within the U.S. sphere of influence. For nearly two centuries, this doctrine served as a warning against foreign interference in the region.

However, under President Barack Obama, this doctrine was declared “dead.” This renunciation marked a profound shift in U.S. attitudes toward Latin America. Where past administrations vigorously opposed the rise of authoritarian and communist regimes, the Obama era adopted a conciliatory posture. This leniency allowed the Communist regimes in Venezuela, Cuba, and other parts of Latin America to solidify their grip, enabling them to operate with near impunity.

This abandonment of the Monroe Doctrine opened the door wide for Communist China and Communist Russia to deepen their influence throughout Latin America. Communist China, in particular, leveraged this opportunity to extend its Belt and Road Initiative, pulling vulnerable countries deeper into debt and dependency. Obama’s policies not only ceded ground geopolitically but empowered communist criminal leaderships that undermined democracy and prosperity throughout the hemisphere.

The Basis for the CCP’s Strategy to Invade Taiwan Crumbles with President Trump’s Actions in Venezuela

One of the CCP’s critical strategies for global dominance hinged on its control over strategic energy resources. Venezuela’s heavy crude oil reserves were a lynchpin in this plan. Under the corrupt Maduro regime, Venezuela became a willing accomplice to Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Through this scheme, the Venezuelan government mortgaged the country’s oil wealth to Communist China in exchange for infrastructure projects and loans it could never repay. This enabled Communist China to strengthen its global influence by gaining control over critical infrastructure and resources in the Americas and beyond.

President Trump’s administration decisively disrupted this scheme. Through tailored sanctions and military operations, the Trump administration curtailed Venezuela’s oil exports, especially those destined for Communist China’s communist refineries. These sanctions barred Maduro from receiving petrodollars, forcing transactions into the yuan or bartering systems that were vulnerable and less effective.

The capture and extradition of Maduro to face charges of narco-terrorism and crimes against humanity delivered a blow not just to the Venezuelan regime but also to Communist China’s broader strategic calculus. With Venezuela’s oil reserves effectively severed from CCP control, the logistical and economic foundation for Communist China’s naval and military ambitions, including the planned invasion of Taiwan, is critically weakened.

Iran’s Collapse and Its Impact on Communist China’s Oil Supply Chain under Trump’s Sanctions

Iran stands as another pillar in Communist China’s energy supply, exporting over 80% of its oil to Beijing. Despite stringent U.S. sanctions, Beijing has historically relied on complex networks and clandestine barter agreements to secure Iranian oil. Chinese companies have built infrastructure in Iran, often paid for with oil shipments, in a clever circumvention of sanctions.

The Trump administration, however, intensified the pressure with new and expanded sanctions on Chinese entities engaging in the Iranian oil trade. These moves targeted major Chinese refineries and ports involved in processing Iranian crude, further restricting the flow of crude oil to Communist China.

Amid growing domestic instability in Iran, and with Trump’s aggressive financial campaign in place, the future of this oil supply is precarious. Communist China, increasingly shut out from cheap oil sources, is pushed into importing more expensive Russian oil. Communist Russia, under its own sanctions and facing war pressures, is unlikely to provide oil to Communist China without premium costs, thus deepening the fiscal strain on Xi Jinping’s military ambitions.

Xi Jinping’s Brutal Purges of the PLA and the Looming Fuel Crisis for a Taiwan Invasion

Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power has been marked by relentless purges within the Chinese Communist Party and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). High-ranking military officers have been removed or imprisoned for perceived disloyalty, creating an atmosphere of fear and mistrust among PLA leadership. This internal upheaval undermines morale and weakens cohesion within the forces expected to carry out a major campaign like the invasion of Taiwan.

Many analysts view these purges as a calculated move to silence dissent and tighten control in preparation for an aggressive push to assert dominance in the Taiwan Strait. Yet, these internal disruptions come at a critical cost.

With Venezuela’s oil sources cut off and Iran’s supply uncertain, the PLA faces an unprecedented fuel shortage. While Communist Russia provides some oil, the costs are steep, and the supply is far from guaranteed. This looming fuel crisis threatens to confine Communist China’s blue-water navy to port, curtailing its ability to project power far from home waters or enforce a naval blockade against Taiwan.

Communist China’s Blue-Water Navy Confined to Port; Taiwan’s New Lease on Life

The loss of reliable energy supplies means Communist China’s navy, a crucial instrument for enforcing CCP ambitions in the Pacific, is severely handicapped. Without adequate fuel, Communist China cannot sustain prolonged naval operations or blockade Taiwan, a key objective in its strategic planning.

Meanwhile, Taiwan, bolstered by increased support from the United States and its allies, has fortified its defenses and evolved into an even tougher target. The island’s resilience and shifting global political winds grant it a reprieve—indeed a new lease on life.

Further complicating Xi Jinping’s strategy is the rapid growth of Christianity within Communist China. Underground churches and covert worshippers are set to make Communist China the largest Christian nation by 2030, further challenging the CCP’s ideological monopoly and undermining its totalitarian grip.

Communist Huawei and Communist Chinese-Russian Defense Systems: Proven Vulnerable in U.S. Cyberwarfare

Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, long suspected of acting as an intelligence arm of the CCP, was a critical enabler of the regime’s overseas infrastructure and surveillance ambitions. U.S. cyberwarfare operations have effectively hacked and disabled Huawei’s telecom systems in Venezuela. This cyber offensive crippled the country’s nationwide communications infrastructure, enabling U.S. forces to infiltrate and dismantle the Maduro regime with unprecedented ease.

Similarly, the most advanced Chinese and Russian air defense and early warning systems, marketed globally as top-tier, have proven to be vulnerable and ineffective in real combat scenarios. Their failure to detect or respond adequately to U.S. incursions has eroded confidence among allied nations, many of which bought these systems expecting reliable defense.

These technological and military shortcomings further isolate Communist China and Communist Russia, weakening their global influence and exposing their weapons systems as overpriced and unreliable.

President Trump: The Grand Master of Geopolitical Chess

President Donald Trump’s strategic vision and execution have redefined global power dynamics. By revitalizing the Monroe Doctrine, disrupting Communist China’s energy lifelines in Venezuela and Iran, and exposing vulnerabilities within the PLA and CCP-sponsored defense systems, Trump has placed Xi Jinping and the CCP in a precarious position. President Trump is now moving in to control no less than 75% of Communist China’s Oil Supply. That is Massive!

In addition, President Trump has relieved an inhumane pressure on the American People in terms of massive importation of illegal drugs.

The dramatic capture of Nicolás Maduro symbolized a decisive geopolitical victory, signaling the collapse of communist criminal regimes propped up under the Obama administration. This day marked a profound black day for the comrades Obama and Xi Jinping, as their policies and ambitions unraveled in the face of Trump’s masterful chess moves on the global stage.