Trump’s Venezuela Gambit: Reviving the Monroe Doctrine Hands China a Win | Mearsheimer

Описание: Trump’s Venezuela Gambit: Reviving the Monroe Doctrine Hands China a Win | Mearsheimer
🚨 URGENT WARNING FROM JOHN MEARSHEIMER

In this analysis, John Mearsheimer delivers a stark and unsettling warning: while the United States concentrates military power near Venezuela, China may be preparing for the decisive move that actually determines the future of global order—Taiwan.

Three hours from Miami.
Seven thousand miles to Taiwan.
Two theaters. One strategic miscalculation.

This video is not about breaking news.
It is about how great powers lose—by dispersing attention, misjudging priorities, and confusing motion with strategy.

What this video explains:

Why U.S. military focus on Venezuela creates a dangerous strategic opening for China

Mearsheimer’s realist logic on why a U.S.–China confrontation is increasingly unavoidable

Why Taiwan is not a regional issue, but the central test of 21st-century power

How China could exploit America’s divided military posture

Why displays of force against weak adversaries do not deter peer competitors

Key insights you’ll take away:

China’s ability to execute a rapid, high-intensity Taiwan operation

The strategic “time window” where distraction becomes fatal

Why Venezuela represents a structural diversion, not a security necessity

How great powers decline by defending peripheral interests while neglecting vital ones

This is not speculation.
It is realism.

A warning about how empires fail—not when they are challenged, but when they choose the wrong battlefield.

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