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Next shocker: Ending sanctions on Syria. Why? → Win regional trust → Isolate Iran → Open untapped markets Smart geopolitics dressed as humanitarianism.

22,280 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

Massive power shift in the Middle East - led by America. Trump just reignited the US–Saudi alliance with a $142 billion handshake. But what he said about Iran? It stunned the entire room. You won’t believe what you’re about to hear 🧵

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

The old playbook: → Bombs, boots, and endless wars. The new one? → Deals, dollars, and dominance. Trump didn’t just visit Riyadh. He reprogrammed U.S. foreign policy.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

$142B in military contracts—largest in US–Saudi history. Deals with tech giants on top. This isn't just diplomacy. It's a commercial-engineered power shift.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

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Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

The core strategy? → Tie Saudi oil wealth to U.S. industry → Replace instability with investment → Turn defense deals into American jobs Middle East peace... through prosperity.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

Trump praised Saudi Arabia’s transformation under MBS: “You achieved a modern miracle the Arabian way.” Translation: Forget regime change. Embrace regional evolution.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

Military presence is being swapped for influence. → Commerce > Conflict → Guidance > Occupation → Partnership > Policing It's cheaper, smarter, and more sustainable.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

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Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

Then came Iran. Trump called out their regional disruption—then flipped the script: “I want to make a deal with Iran.” Diplomatic jiu-jitsu: offer peace to unnerve your enemy. If refused, reimpose maximum pressure.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

Trump explained: “Sanctions were brutal, but they worked. Now it’s Syria’s time to shine.” Meetings are already lined up. U.S. business will get first dibs before rivals can move.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

He blamed Biden directly: “Iran had no money to pay Hamas when I was president.” October 7 wasn’t just an attack—it was a policy failure. This resets the narrative of who brings real stability.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

The Saudi deal is a launchpad for global realignment. → $142B fuels our defense sector → Stabilized oil prices help American families → Zero U.S. troops lost Economic power, not military blood.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

Russia-Ukraine peace talks are now on the table. Saudi Arabia plays a role there too. Trump’s vision: end the wars fast, re-center U.S. priorities.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

This is bigger than Saudi Arabia. Expect this doctrine to spread: → Incentives replace threats → Bilateral wins > global consensus → Allies are partners, not projects The Cold War playbook is finally retired.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

Trump summed it up: “We will work together. We will succeed together.” This isn’t diplomacy. It’s the reinvention of American leadership—powered by business, not bullets.

Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

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Фото профиля Nayeem Sheikh
Nayeem Sheikh1 год назад

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Фото профиля Daughters of Persia
Daughters of Persia1 год назад

While the regime's elites send their daughters to study and live freely in the U.S. and Europe, our daughters in Iran are jailed for showing their hair. We will NOT stay silent while our sisters are caged for demanding their basic rights! #FreeIran #WomanLifeFreedom #EndTheRegime

Фото профиля Gary Green
Gary Green1 год назад

I would more see this as dressed IN humanitarianism. I Truly Believe God has sent Trump, to give the World Peace through Prosperity. God created Nations as a separation of Power to stop Globalism. His Power resides in Nationalism, Peace through Cooperation, Not Elite Domination.

Фото профиля Minty1964
Minty19641 год назад

Brilliant

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