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Trump Torches Globalists, Slams Neocons, and Secures $600B in Deals—All While Preaching Peace Through Strength

EDITOR'S NOTES

President Donald J. Trump just stepped into Riyadh like a statesman-warrior with a ledger in one hand and a diplomatic sledgehammer in the other. While the corporate press hand-wrings over “authoritarian optics” and “defense deals,” Trump’s message was loud and clear: the era of endless war and globalist puppeteering is over. In its place? Sovereign deals, ironclad peace, and economic firepower. This wasn’t just a speech—it was a declaration of independence from the warmongering swamp dwellers who’ve fed off America’s lifeblood for decades. And for those with ears to hear, it was a masterclass in realpolitik with liberty at its core.

Derek Wolfe May 14, 25

Royal Welcome for the Real President

Riyadh rolled out the lavender carpet, literally, as President Donald J. Trump landed like a lion among jackals, welcomed by none other than Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman himself. No handshakes from third-tier bureaucrats here—Trump’s arrival was met with Arabian horses, fighter jet escorts, and a red, white, and blue salute echoing through the Saudi desert. The message? Respect is earned, not bought—and Trump’s got it in spades.

Peace Through Strength: Trump’s Strategic Doctrine

Inside the marble halls of the US-Saudi Investment Forum, Trump took the stage not as a warmonger or a globalist stooge, but as a sovereign dealmaker preaching “peace through strength.” With Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth flanking him, Trump dished out truth bombs and trillion-dollar pledges, weaving diplomacy with steel resolve.

Markets Booming, America Dominates

“We are rocking. The United States is the hottest country—except maybe yours,” Trump quipped to MbS, flashing that signature grin. He hailed the economic explosion under his leadership, brushing off Wall Street’s former skeptics. “They weren’t too happy a month ago,” he said. “Now? They’re singing a different tune.” And they better be—Trump’s economic engine is roaring.

Saudi Sovereignty Gets Trump’s Seal of Approval

Turning to the crown prince, Trump applauded Saudi Arabia’s transformation. “Critics said it couldn’t be done,” he said. “But you’ve proven them wrong. You built a modern Middle East—your way.” Sovereignty and self-determination were the themes of the hour, and Trump underscored them with force: “You’ve charted your own destiny. That’s what greatness looks like.”

He nudged the kingdom on joining the Abraham Accords, calling it his “fervent wish” but respecting their pace. “You’ll do it in your own time,” he said. “And that’s how it should be.” Trump isn’t here to dictate—he’s here to deal.

Iran and Syria: Strength and Diplomacy Combined

On Iran, Trump showed strength with a diplomat’s poise. “I don’t like permanent enemies,” he said. “But if Iran continues down a hostile path, we will unleash maximum pressure. They will never have a nuclear weapon.” Yet, he extended the olive branch too: “I can make a deal with Iran. A deal that secures peace for the region—and the world.”

Then came Syria. Trump confirmed a major shift—his administration is lifting sanctions and opening the door to normalized relations. “It’s their time to shine,” he said. After decades of devastation, Trump’s vision is simple: sovereign nations rebuilding on their own terms, free from globalist shackles.

Burning Down the Neocon Playbook

And then came the flamethrower. “The nation-builders wrecked more countries than they helped,” Trump roared. “They didn’t build Riyadh or Abu Dhabi. They failed in Kabul and Baghdad.” He slammed liberal interventionists and non-profit imperialists who spread chaos under the banner of democracy. Trump’s vision? Sovereignty. Security. Strength.

On Gaza and Yemen: Strength with Compassion

Trump struck a tone of justice and compassion for civilians caught in the crossfire. “The people of Gaza deserve a better future,” he said. “But it won’t come through violence and terror.” He proudly declared an end to U.S.-Houthi hostilities after flexing U.S. military might—an act of strength wrapped in restraint.

Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Earthquake

And now, the numbers. Trump announced the largest defense sale in U.S. history—$142 billion—as part of a staggering $600 billion investment wave. From AI to aerospace, from infrastructure to energy, the Saudis are pumping dollars into America’s veins.

$20 billion in U.S. AI and energy infrastructure from Saudi DataVolt.
$80 billion in tech investments from Google, Oracle, Salesforce, and others.
$2 billion in U.S. exports via iconic firms like AECOM and Jacobs.
$14.2 billion in GE Vernova energy tech.
$4.8 billion in Boeing aircraft deals.
$5.8 billion healthcare investments, including a new IV fluid plant in Michigan.

Trump even teased a $1 trillion mega-deal on the horizon, making this stop in Riyadh just the opening act.

A New Order: Sovereignty Over Globalism

As the limousine nicknamed “The Beast” rolled through the desert flanked by Arabian horses, the symbolism was crystal clear. This isn’t about oil. It’s about leverage. Sovereignty. A new era of deals forged on equal footing—not under the boot of the IMF, the Pentagon, or the alphabet soup of global NGOs.

Final Word: Liberty or Bust

Trump didn’t just make deals in Riyadh—he declared the old world order obsolete. He scorched the neocons, rewired the alliances, and walked away with a $600B trophy. But beneath the glitz lies a deeper truth: the future belongs to those who deal, not those who dictate.

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