72 Hours After Venezuela Fell, a $100B Arctic Play Quietly Began

Описание: Greenland takeover? The 4-stage system is running again — $1.2 trillion, 72 hours, no tanks.
This video breaks down the 4-stage system used to seize strategic assets without formal war. From Venezuela’s sudden collapse to Greenland’s silent reclassification, the pattern repeats: isolation, demonization, intervention, extraction.

We trace how U.S. financial pressure, sanctions, and narratives precede rapid regime change, using Iraq (2003), Libya (2011), and Venezuela as verified case studies. Oil contracts, frozen reserves, and currency control are not side effects — they are the objective.

Greenland is not a territory. It’s a node. With over $1.2 trillion in hydrocarbons, rare earths, uranium, and Arctic shipping corridors, its value is strategic, not symbolic. As Arctic ice melts, missile defense grids expand, and 99-year leases appear, ownership shifts quietly from sovereignty to contracts.

While media debates politics, defense contractors model logistics, energy firms prepare extraction timelines, and sanctions are selectively lifted. The result affects energy prices, inflation, pensions, and your portfolio — long before tanks or treaties appear.

This isn’t ideology or conspiracy. It’s a repeatable operating system that reallocates global wealth. Different presidents. Same sequence. Same outcome.

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CHAPTERS
0:00 — Introduction
1:20 — Venezuela in 72 hours
3:10 — The 4-stage system explained
5:05 — Iraq 2003: 112B barrels
7:00 — Libya 2011: gold and oil
9:10 — Greenland: $1.2 trillion under ice
11:00 — Arctic, NATO, Pituffik Base
12:40 — Why contracts matter more
13:40 — What this means for your money

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#Greenland
#Geopolitics
#GlobalPower
#EnergyPolitics

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