Are Israel and the U.S. determined to deal with Iran? Trump has made it clear: Either negotiate or bomb!

Netanyahu talks to Trump every day, with one goal: to make Iran completely lose its enrichment capability. How to do it? If talks fail, coordinate outside and inside; if that doesn’t work, then bomb!
Trump is even more direct: If Iran doesn’t sign the list, then bomb; uranium must be exported out of the country, preferably directly to the U.S. No room for negotiation.
The Gulf brothers are collectively siding with the UAE, angrily dismissing Iran’s accusations of colluding with Israel and the U.S. as pure provocation. Iran responds stubbornly: America is just bluffing!
But the truth is—Israel and the U.S. have their own hidden agendas. Israel wants to destroy Iran’s nuclear capability or even overthrow the regime; the U.S. wants the petrodollar! Currently, U.S. crude oil exports have skyrocketed from 2.2 million barrels per day to 8.5 million, nearly quadrupling. What’s next? Disrupt OPEC! The UAE is being persuaded to withdraw; once successful, global oil influence will all be in America’s hands.
Don’t forget Kissinger’s words: Whoever controls oil controls all nations.
Is gold being heavily suppressed? Because the U.S. wants everyone to scramble to buy dollars to exchange for oil. The tricks of weak dollar and strong dollar are essentially forcing the world to continue recognizing the dollar.
Trump has no bottom line. A 60-day ceasefire? He can find excuses to indefinitely extend it. What legal red lines? He doesn’t care at all. As long as it benefits the midterm elections, even if it’s dragged into July, sparks inflation, or drags the global economy into recession—he has the resources and oil, and the least damage.
Biden is flying to Japan immediately to discuss exchange rates and energy, with Japan and the U.S. working together financially. Buffett has heavily invested in Japanese trading companies, and insurance businesses are now involved in the Strait of Hormuz.
The worst hit is Iran: hand over the uranium, and Israel and the U.S. might still tear up the agreement and strike you; refuse, and wait to be bombed. The Strait of Hormuz is also a card the U.S. is playing. Does Iran have any options left?
This is not an ordinary war; it’s a energy + economy + financial strangulation game. Retail investors, stay away from crude oil and gold—they are the big players’ harvesters. #Gate广场五月交易分享