Alex Armstrong

But it isn't just Iran.

Cast your minds back to January this year, where Trump effectively has now captured Venezuela and declared its oil is under their control.

And if you have a look at this graph, who there in the red relies heavily on that oil?

Well, it looks like China.

Well, it looks like China to me.

Now, consider the impeccable timing of all of this since January.

America is right in the middle of a tariff and trade negotiation with the very stubborn and very powerful, might I add, Chinese government, who are not budging on Donald Trump's arrangements here.

Well, look who's got the upper hand all of a sudden.

It's America.

They are now controlling the vast swathes of oil that China needs.

That puts them in a very strong position going forward on these tariff agreements.

And Europe...

is also getting hit hard a lot with this.

With Russian energy totally off the table and domestic energy security weakened by this leftist obsession with net zero, Europe is becoming increasingly dependent on external oil supply and energy supply.

And that puts America, again, in a very strong position.

Supply and energy supply.

And that puts America, again, in a very strong position because we will soon be wholly dependent on American supplies of oil and gas.

They will dictate terms and use energy as leverage, not just economically, but geopolitically too.

And what do we know that they really want?

Greenland.