Wow! Trump GETS REJECTED to his FACE by Bahamas PM
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Why did the Bahamas Prime Minister outright reject Trump’s deportation proposal?
Not today, Donald. Not tomorrow, Donald, not ever, Donald. That's what the Prime Minister of the Bahamas is telling Donald Trump, strongly rejecting any proposal by Donald Trump's transition team of saying that when they do bloody mass deportations or mass deportations, they're going to ship the people they're deporting to the Bahamas. We're also seeing the same type of reaction. In Panama and other places, that Donald Trump and his transition team thinks that they can simply just take people and put them places. Of course, we also reported here on the Midas Touch Network that the very powerful president of Mexico, Claudius Scheinbaum, immediately rejected Donald Trump, sending people to Mexico who are not Mexican, protecting the sovereignty of her country.
We're seeing people step up. And stand up against Donald Trump. So here's how it's being reported: the Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis of the Bahamas firmly rejected the proposal from the United States president-elect Donald Trump's transition team for the Bahamas to be used as a hub to put people who Donald Trump wants to uh deport. He says it's absolutely not happening. Here's one of the uh aides, uh one of the ministers. There saying the following. The Office of the Prime Minister wishes to address recent reports regarding a proposal from the Trump transition team in the United States for the Bahamas to accept deportation flights of migrants from other countries. This matter was presented to the government of the Bahamas, but was reviewed and firmly rejected by the Prime Minister.
And so Donald Trump. Trump's transition team has been doing this not just with the Bahamas, but with the Turks and Caicos, um, with Panama, with Granada, with all of these other countries as well. Donald Trump saying, Look, we're gonna use your countries. We don't care if we're deporting people who aren't from your countries. We're gonna throw people in your countries. And the countries are saying, uh, absolutely not. You're not throwing them in our country. This was the formal statement. statement from the office of the uh prime minister right here. Saying it absolutely isn't going to happen.
What formal statement did the Bahamas’ Office of the Prime Minister release about the Trump transition team?
What's notable too is that the Prime Minister of the Bahamas, Philip Brave Davis, when he was congratulating Donald Trump after the election on November 6th, one of the things he made very clear is: Hey, Donald, you should remember the quote, unique bond built on friendship and respect. I look forward to working together to straighten this relationship. And building on areas of mutual interest. Notice how Prime Minister Davis of the Bahamas uses that language: friendship, but respect. In other words, don't disrespect us. And when Prime Minister Davis felt disrespected, he immediately pushed back and said, absolutely not. I want to talk about the broader geopolitical developments, though, that are taking place in the
The Bahamas that are taking place in other areas in South America as well, um, regarding how uh China is doing the exact opposite approach of Donald Trump. And a lot of the stuff that China did to build these relationships um with countries in South America, with Caribbean islands as well, as part of their Belt and Road initiative, this stuff took place. During the first Trump administration as well. And so while Trump is threatening and bullying, China is using that to exploit the bullying and to say to these countries in the Caribbean and also to South American countries and Central American countries: look, America's gonna bully you. We're here to help you. And even if you think it's propaganda or whatever.
It's going to be more effective when Donald Trump's like, you know what, we want to use your country to drop people who aren't even from your country. So take a look at this as well. This is from January 1st, 2021. One of the things that we know is that China acquired Bird K, which is an island right off the Bahamas. Strategically, it's at the north end of the deepest passageway where the U.S. Navy conducts. Some of its most important nuclear submarine navigation drills.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did the Bahamas Prime Minister outright reject Trump’s deportation proposal?
0:00–2:12
2
What formal statement did the Bahamas’ Office of the Prime Minister release about the Trump transition team?
2:12–4:30
3
How is China using the Caribbean and South America to counter Trump’s bullying tactics?
4:30–6:01
4
What is the significance of China’s purchase of Bird Island near the Bahamas?
6:01–7:51
5
Why does China’s Belt‑and‑Road investment in Panama matter for U.S. strategic interests?
7:51–9:46
6
How are BRICS nations positioning themselves as alternatives for countries pressured by Trump?
9:46–11:57
7
What evidence shows China’s growing military and infrastructure presence in the Panama Canal region?
11:57–15:14
8
How does the episode compare Biden’s diplomatic approach to Trump’s aggressive rhetoric?
15:14–17:28
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