Hegseth rejects impeachment drive over lawful U.S. military operations
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth publicly rejected an impeachment push aimed at him, calling it a political spectacle and a "stunt" by a disgruntled and defeated congressman. He said the move was not oversight, accountability, or a legitimate constitutional remedy, but an attempt to damage President Donald J. Trump, the Department of War, and the military personnel who carried out recent operations. Hegseth said every operation targeted in the eight articles was lawful, ordered by the Commander-in-Chief, properly notified to Congress, and carried out by American warriors who delivered "decisive results." He framed the effort as a direct attack on... [Continue Reading]
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There Is Good in Every Bad
Power, Greed, Oil, and the Theater of Modern Geopolitics The Business Model of Power Donald Trump does not govern like a traditional politician. He governs like a negotiator who believes every geopolitical crisis is leverage, every war threat is a bargaining chip, and every market panic is an opportunity. When markets tremble, someone profits. The question is, who? Global markets react instantly to political tension. Gold rises when conflict looms. Oil spikes when instability threatens production. Stock markets collapse on fear, then rebound on reassurance. Volatility is not chaos, it is opportunity. Historically, gold has surged during major geopolitical crises,... [Continue Reading]
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