Putin is the boss of Trump

Donald Trump clearly confirmed that Vladimir Putin is the boss. President Trump conceded to every single requirement from the Russian president. They both want lasting peace in Ukraine, which means that a peace agreement must be signed. A temporary ceasefire would be insufficient. Meanwhile, Russian armed forces made Ukrainian forces evacuate Odessa to reinforce Dombass. However, the populations of Dombass and other regions in eastern Ukraine had their populations previously vote for Russian annexation, which means that it is highly unlikely that they will ever go back to Ukraine. President Volodomir Zelensky has been summoned into Washington DC next Monday, so he will be lectured by Donald Trump on the details of his capitulation. Vladimir Putin will not sign a peace agreement with Volodomir Zelensky because he is an illegitimate dictator. As it has already been amply said by both Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, the European Union might become hysterical. However, they are unable to do anything beyond just watching at the sidelines.

New world order is such that Donald Trump privileges meeting at a high level with all dictatorships of the planet: for rare earth and petroleum deals. That has been the case with the presidents of Russia, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, North Korea, and it is likely that next on the list would be Nicolas Maduro from Venezuela. The only ships that can freely traverse the Caribbean Sea from shore to shore are Chevron's and Valero's, oil tankers conducting business as usual. Four thousand marines are being deployed by the United States on Caribbean international waters, while Venezuela is also deploying its marine fleet into domestic Venezuelan waters. Colombia is supposed to support. Caribbean islands are well known for peace and are unlikely to support any militarization of the peaceful Caribbean Sea.

Guyana's election adds uncertainty through comments of Congressman Mario Diaz Balart and María Elvira Salazar, who claimed that presidential candidate Azruddin Mohamed is a puppet of Nicolás Maduro: because they trade oil and gold. However, oil and gold are valued natural resources from both Venezuela and Guyana. Both countries need environmentally friendly ways and profitable means, extensive to our populations so that we can become richer. At the Venezuelan circus, María Corina Machado is a puppet of ExxonMobil and President Irfaan Ali. Extreme polarization extends well beyond the United States: into both Venezuela and Guyana, suggesting that the three countries share the American continent with identical divisions. Polarization is no longer any country against another, but a political faction of each of these countries against its domestic political counterpart.

Specifics are scarce regarding the deployment of marines into the Caribbean. Vladimir Putin has not even mentioned the issue. Donald Trump has not mentioned any Caribbean issues either. United States commentators have spoken about relief from secondary tariffs to India regarding sale of Russian oil. China is always a topic, but Venezuela, Guyana, and the rest of the Caribbean have not been discussed. We could think that Vladimir Putin would mention any specifics on its allies, Nicaragua, Cuba, Venezuela and Bolivia. It looks like both United States and Russia will be able to exploit resources together in Russia, the United States, and Latin America. probably forgetting Canada. Alignment of Canada remains entrenched on the losers of European Union, which are not even invited to the table as they are part of the menu: along with Volodomir Zelensky who will either have to capitulate or let the war continue, until Ukraine is completely dismantled. A new government of Ukraine, however, could save whatever territory could be left. In any case, the United States doesn't seem to care much on what the final borders of Ukraine and Russia will be. United States seeks rare earth, petroleum, energy, minerals and other business with both Ukraine and Russia, while simultaneously selling weapons to Europeans eager to continue their war.

United States is number two because Donald Trump said that Vladimir Putin is the boss. However, it would be interesting to know if China, whenever it comes into play, would challenge either Russia or the United States. Donald Trump stated that it is United States foreign policy to ensure that Russia and China should not get along, because that would mean destruction of the United States. Moreover, Russia and China are already united thru BRICS, while the rest of South America looks set to pivot towards bricks as it is likely that Nicolás Maduro and Lula da Silva will eventually get along again, as all the hype of last year's presidential election has winded down: Venezuelan population has turned the page on elections.

Iran, which is part of BRICS, is actively collaborating with Venezuela in scientific and military improvements, as publicly recorded in Venezuelan communication channels of government and Embassy of Iran officials. Formal meetings occurred yesterday. At the same time, Putin and Trump were meeting in Anchorage, Alaska. Cooperation between Iran and Venezuela is crucial because Venezuela urgently needs to promote an image of power and dominance in the Caribbean: which are either our territorial waters or adjacent to our sovereign spaces, land and water. International waters can also be patrolled by Venezuelan Navy because such waters are international: not only for the United States but also for Venezuela. So Venezuela could theoretically deploy a lot more of what has already been deployed all over the Caribbean, with the advantage that the Caribbean is closer to Venezuela than to the United States. A big number of supporters of the Venezuelan opposition have clearly stated that we will defend not only Venezuela, but the rest of South America if we get an invasion from the United States. President Petro of Colombia has confirmed it.

President Irfaan Ali is too busy trying to put down the ascendancy of the candidacy of Azruddin Mohamed. The electoral campaign in Guyana is becoming rough. Originally, I thought that it would be a civilized campaign, showing the wonders of superior British colonization as opposed to chaotic Spanish colonization, which has given a picture of Venezuelan's actions as chaotic while Guyana's elections are portrayed as pristine. It seems that is no longer the case. There is a lot of concern in Guyana about the use of cellular phones within the poll booths, because political parties such as the ruling party PPP could ask voters to take a picture of their vote and send it via WhatsApp, so that they could get a bonus in their bank account, which is exactly what the Venezuelan regime PSUV has done during decades. The Guyana regime in the electoral sense is acting exactly as the socialist regime of Venezuela. Azruddin Mohamed's campaign is being boycotted by the government, while they threaten with additional United States sanctions to businesses supporting Azruddin Mohamed. Similarly, María Corina Machado in Venezuela has asked for sanctions against United States oil companies doing business in Venezuela. Perhaps for that reason, ExxonMobil is becoming prudent and deciding not to apply for licenses in remaining offshore blocks other than Stabroek.

This is the opportunity for my recurring pitch to Esso Guyana, ExxonMobil local subsidiary, to return to Venezuela as it is already going into Trinidad and Tobago. We may produce fantastic tri-country economies of scale: combining heavy crude, light crude, oil and gas. Venezuela Guyana territorial dispute includes the westernmost part of the Stabroek field. Status quo may be maintained, but Venezuela could be permitted to concur at exploitation in vacant lots as well as the construction of the binational refinery somewhere on the Pomeroon Supenaam coast, with pipelines linking to Monagas Orinoco Belt Fields. This proposal should be fantastic for ExxonMobile. They know that's probably the best offer they could ever imagine, being a major player simultaneously in Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, and Venezuela. In the three countries we are tired of politicians who involve us into wars, who involve us into territorial disputes for regions that they don't take care of. Conversations with indigenous groups from Venezuela should be resumed. We may have word from the indigenous population of Cuyuni Mazaruni and other regions of Guyana such as Barima Waini.

A dialogue between the presidents of Venezuela and Guyana may be arranged. I applaud candidates such as Azruddin Mohamed in their intention to lower the tone of the border dispute. Emphasis should shift into economics, including how to deal with gold and oil and transactions not involving United States dollars. If he were to win the presidency of Guyana, international community will probably impose sanctions on Guyana, which should not be a concern because many countries including Russia, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, Syria and Libya have long learned how to live with sanctions. BRICS are devising a new system so that we could trade in our own currencies. For example, here in Venezuela, due to mismanagement of the Venezuelan Central Bank, citizens have been using the Colombian peso in Western Venezuela and the Brazilian real in southern Venezuela. We would probably not mind having the Guyana dollar as a legal tender in eastern Venezuela, or the Trinidad & Tobago dollar in northeastern Venezuela.

We seek a regime of free exchange among all of our currencies, which is perfectly doable. Any Binance crypto platform user can realize cryptocurrencies may be exchanged into currencies of all countries effortlessly. The platform efficiently calculates exchange rates. It is not necessary to price anything in any given currency. You can price any product in the currency of the country of your choice, then you get into Binance platform or newer ones that will be created over the years, to transform into your preferred currency at an advertised exchange rate. Globalization is converging payment methods.

The next two weeks will be interesting. It seems that the combination of Ukraine and Russia talks with the developments of the Guyana presidential election will provide a clue on what will be the destiny of South America. If President Ali is reelected, the status quo would be maintained, but he would probably face greater pressure than before to conduct business with Venezuela as it is becoming obvious that since Vladimir Putin is the boss, Donald Trump cannot do much without consulting with Putin. Furthermore, Putin is certainly promoting stability in Venezuela. So the Caribbean exercises made by the U.S. Navy could perhaps be similar to exercises in other oceans, without necessarily invading because as we know the drug trafficking excuse is ridiculous.

As the United States economy and educational system has promoted consumption of drugs, demand for drugs is boosted by many industries in the United States. If they do not curb demand, they will not be able to curb supply. The president of Mexico is not pleased with this development at all. She looks like a tough woman, even though Donald Trump says she's a charming lady. It sounds like Donald Trump likes authoritarian and tough heads of states, which makes me think that eventually the public opinion of the United States will summon Marco Rubio that his emphasis in invading South American countries does not succeed. It does not promote any interests of the United States economy. Perhaps Donald Trump will eventually ask Marco Rubio to organize a meeting between Nicolas Maduro and Donald Trump, similar to the meeting that he just had with Putin, so that they can analyze how to untap Venezuelan gold, coltan, petroleum, and uranium resources.

Venezuela has among the best and most productive uranium mines in the whole planet. Uranium is a raw material necessary for building nuclear bombs. Many countries on the planet are happy with the nuclear bomb production industry. Venezuelan uranium will be in high demand, that is the reason why we get preferential treatment by the regime of Iran. Iran protects us from United States invasion, while Venezuela provides uranium. As Iran develops its nuclear capabilities, Iran can also gain some leverage in their negotiations with the United States: in a climate of global powers competing for the highest possible percentages of deterrence. Welcome to the real world. We are asking for peace through strength. And Venezuelan strength is its oil, its uranium, its cult and its gold. Similar is the case of Guyana. It is time for Guyana and Venezuela, regardless of who is the current president in power in either country, to unite our industries so that we can all profit from economies of scale.