Trump and the Venezuela Situation: The Sinister Prelude to the 2026 Global Landscape

If Trump captures Venezuelan President Maduro, it will propel American companies to enter and take over the country's oil industry—this top global oil reserve will become a tool for U.S. profit. Buffett's strategic foresight: betting early on the oil upheaval
This also unravels the mystery behind Buffett's late-career strategy: he reduced holdings in Apple, holding large cash reserves, yet increased positions in Western oil companies against the trend. At that time, the market was generally confused: U.S. shale oil costs high, international oil prices were low, and overcapacity meant U.S. oil companies had no advantage. Now the answer is revealed—this is the gap between the perception of the stock god and ordinary people.
Trump ignores or even denies international law, adhering to the rule of the jungle in the international community. The U.S. has long looked down on international law, merely finding excuses to cover it up; Trump is more direct, with no need for pretense, even openly stating at press conferences the benefits of occupying Venezuela for America. The core reason is that his supporters in the MAGA group do not believe in the rhetoric of "America exporting democracy and freedom," only focusing on their own interests. Therefore, Trump needs to plainly tell them that occupying Venezuela can bring tangible benefits. This unvarnished plunder has set a sinister tone for 2026. The world will become more turbulent, and the UN's presence will grow weaker. Remember: in chaotic times, the value of gold and BTC becomes increasingly prominent.