Apex Predators: The End of International Law and the Rise of the Donroe Doctrine | Jan 6

This podcast explores the fallout from the January 2026 abduction of President Nicholas Maduro by US Delta Force and what it signifies for the future of global sovereignty. We analyze the emergence of the "Donroe Doctrine," a paradigm shift where the United States asserts unapologetic control over the Western Hemisphere’s resources and political entities, starting with Venezuelan oil. The series also investigates the escalating crisis in Iran, where domestic protests and US warnings of being "locked and loaded" signal a potential new front for regime change. Additionally, we dive into the strategic move to annex Greenland, driven by the military’s desperate need for rare earth elements like disprosium. Join us as we examine a world moving toward a three-way power struggle between "apex predators"—the US, China, and Russia—where international law is replaced by the law of the jungle.