Your Golden Age is about to get Much Shinier

The Monroe Doctrine is a cornerstone of American hegemony. Not every country is created equal and no nation in history has done more to free-up humanity than the United States of America and has it grew from its original 13 colonies, James Monroe, one of its pre-civil-war presidents, framed a proclamation that even now, 202 years later, is considered the most important in U.S. foreign policy.

Obama and Biden didn't do anything to enforce it, so Trump is revitalizing it and this means Maduro's days as the illegitimate leader of what is called Venezuela, but is really an organized narco-state with Russian support and Chinese backing, are numbered.

James Monroe's State of the Union address in 1823 declared the Western Hemisphere off-limits to further European colonization or interference, viewing such acts as threats to U.S. security.

At the time, he was crafted because of Latin American independence wars and fears of Spanish/French reconquest—plus Russian Pacific claims.

The justification for it was the Americans pledged non-interference in Europe or existing colonies, creating separate spheres of influence. This held true until Woodrow Wilson's involvement in WW1.

Even before Wilson, the first reformist president that sowed doubt in the American voter's heart about the truthfulness of Monroe's incredible foresight, Theodore Roosevelt turned the idea on its head and declared that the U.S. should be a police force that makes sure Europeans don't colonize, seeding the soil with this idea that dominated the 21^st century that it's all black-and-white.

So, what do we have now?

The Bretton-Woods System, with its Marshall Plan and the Korean War, Vietnam War, Middle East invasions and the Military Industrial Complex operations, inspired other regional powers to pursue similar mission in Central and Latin America and now in Canada as well.

America's Deep State broke every rule in the book and brought this on themselves and on us.

Trump is going back to basics and is reimagining the Monroe Doctrine.

First of all, a country like Venezuela, where there are no elections, where the Chinese are funding the trafficking and Cuba is buying the oil, while the Russians supply weapons, cannot be continued.

It's not a country without elections, but the U.S. is not a kingmaker or a policeman under Trump. It is protecting its own citizens from drug boats, but in doing so, the U.S. has sent the mightiest naval force I've ever seen and positioned it along the shores of Venezuela.

In this war of endurance, he will lose and the U.S. will be viewed, as it should be, as a liberator of Venezuelans, who could rebuild a real country… they're rich and they could be great and their opposition leader just won the Nobel Peace Prize.

Maduro's days are numbered as leader of the illegitimate regime in Venezuela and Trump is using the U.S. military without a single boot on the ground. It is gorgeous.

Once The U.S. is able to implement this type and caliber of strength, the impact is very positive on other regions, a stabilizer and it will inspire households in the U.S. and elsewhere to build families, start new homes and generate economic activity. Americans want order in their backyard.

Best Regards,

Lior Gantz
President, WealthResearchGroup.com