Major General Vallely: Trump's Middle East Diplomacy and Global Reset

Trump's Middle East Diplomacy

Major General Paul Vallely recently shared his insights on President Trump's diplomatic efforts in the Middle East and their potential impact on global affairs. As a retired two-star general with extensive experience, Vallely offers a unique perspective on these developments.

Saudi Arabia Visit

President Trump is currently in Saudi Arabia, meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and signing major financial agreements. Vallely notes that Trump has already announced $600 billion in deals, with more likely to come. This sends a strong signal that "America is back" on the world stage.

Vallely explains:

"It sends another strong signal that America's back. We want manufacturing back in our country. We want to make sure we're not being robbed as we have been on these tariffs."

He adds that since World War II, unfair tariffs have resulted in a massive transfer of wealth out of the United States. Trump's efforts aim to rectify this imbalance.

Broader Middle East Tour

Beyond Saudi Arabia, Trump is scheduled to visit the UAE, Qatar, and Iraq this week. Vallely sees these meetings as part of a broader strategy to reshape America's role in the region and global economy.

"Trump is on a positive road to success and making America great again. And that's what it's all about," Vallely states.

Implications for Global Currency Reset

Vallely believes Trump's Middle East diplomacy could have significant implications for a potential global currency reset that many anticipate. While he doesn't provide specifics, he suggests these deals are laying important groundwork.

Iran's Currency Moves

Vallely notes that Iran recently removed four zeros from their currency, the rial. He speculates this may be an attempt to survive economically until a broader reset occurs. However, he emphasizes that Iran's nuclear ambitions remain the primary concern in dealing with the country.

"The number one situation with Iran, of course, is their development of a nuclear weapon," Vallely explains. He believes Iran likely already possesses nuclear capabilities, even if in an early stage.

Potential Sanctions Relief

Vallely raises the possibility that Trump may remove sanctions on Iran, as he recently did with Syria. However, this would likely depend on Iran making concessions regarding its nuclear program.

Restructuring the US Military

Vallely, drawing on his military expertise, discusses efforts to restructure and streamline the US armed forces under Trump's leadership.

Eliminating Waste

He notes there is significant waste in military spending, particularly through layers of subcontractors in the defense industry. Vallely believes efforts are underway to identify and eliminate fraudulent or unnecessary contracts.

"Billions of dollars of waste in the Pentagon," Vallely states. "They have these subcontractors, okay, all in the defense industry... Now, what Doge has found so far, a lot of those are being put into bank accounts on non-actionable type of contracting."

Refocusing Military Priorities

Vallely argues the military needs to refocus on core defense priorities:

"We don't need all these generals and admirals. We don't need all these commands. So, the restructuring to make sure that we're a sharply honed military that can protect America against threats, foreign and domestic."

He adds that recruiting has increased significantly in recent months, which he sees as a positive sign.

Domestic Security Concerns

Vallely expresses concern about potential security threats within the US, particularly related to illegal immigration.

Concerns Over Illegal Entries

He claims there are over 200,000 military-age Chinese individuals who have entered the country illegally, along with operatives from other nations like Iran. Vallely worries these individuals could pose risks to infrastructure and military installations.

"So we're we're at great risk in this country, especially our grid system, our military bases," Vallely warns.

Potential Military Role

Vallely suggests the military, including the National Guard, may need to play a role in addressing these perceived domestic threats:

"We may have to use our military, including the National Guard, to augment and support the police in our communities and in our counties and in our state."

However, he emphasizes this would be to support law enforcement, not to act against US citizens.

Judicial Reform

Vallely argues there is a need for significant reform in the US judicial system, particularly at the federal level.

Concerns Over Activist Judges

He expresses frustration with what he sees as activist judges impeding Trump's agenda:

"We've got to get the Supreme Court to protect what President Trump's trying to do to clean up this country. It's been dismantled so much, but we got these left-wing judges that are in there."

Calls for Accountability

Vallely goes so far as to suggest judges who don't uphold their oath of office should face legal consequences:

"If they violate our law and don't protect what Trump is trying to do to clean up this country, then they need to be put in handcuffs as well because they're not abiding by their oath."

Economic Reforms

Vallely outlines several major economic reforms he believes are necessary for the US.

Eliminating the Federal Reserve

He argues the Federal Reserve should be abolished:

"We don't need the Federal Reserve. Do away with it. The Treasury Department can handle all the fiscal monetary policies of interest and so on."

Tax Reform

Vallely advocates for eliminating the income tax and IRS in favor of a flat tax or value-added tax system:

"We need to do away with the income tax, go to sometimes a value tax, you know, of some kind of flat rate tax. We don't need the IRS anymore with all the digital capability you have and high-tech."

Energy and Inflation

He predicts Trump will work to bring down energy costs, particularly diesel prices, which should help mitigate food price inflation. Vallely sees this as part of a broader strategy to transition from a fiat currency system to an asset-backed system.

Foreign Policy Challenges

Vallely discusses several ongoing foreign policy challenges facing the US.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict

He expresses optimism that the conflict in Ukraine may be resolved soon:

"I think we're going to see within the next 30 days a conclusion. I'm being optimistic in Ukraine, Russia. Russia will get the four eastern provinces which are pro-Russian."

China-Taiwan Tensions

Vallely believes China is unlikely to take military action against Taiwan in the near term, partly due to economic interdependence:

"I don't think China because of their condition right now are going to go into Taiwan. By the way, there's a lot of Taiwanese companies in mainland China."

European Leadership

He expresses frustration with current leadership in countries like the UK, France, and Germany, arguing they need new leaders to address challenges like Islamic extremism:

"They need new leadership in Europe. UK is in really bad shape... They've got to stop this Islamic control."

Spiritual Renewal

Vallely emphasizes the importance of spiritual renewal in addressing America's challenges.

National Day of Prayer

He views the recent National Day of Prayer, where religious leaders gathered around Trump, as symbolically important. However, Vallely expresses disappointment in many religious leaders' lack of engagement on key issues:

"These church leaders for the most part haven't stood up at all on trying to rebuild America."

Call for Spiritual Awakening

Vallely argues America needs a spiritual awakening to truly recover:

"America will not recover until we had a spiritual awakening in the country getting back to honesty, trust and truth."

Conclusion

Major General Vallely offers a wide-ranging perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the United States. While his views are certainly controversial in many respects, they provide insight into the thinking of some within Trump's support base. As always, readers should critically evaluate these claims and seek out diverse perspectives on these complex issues.

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