Trump Finds Sudan War On His 'Charts' Thanks To Saudi Prince
Donald Trump, known for his deep well of geopolitical knowledge, just discovered the civil war in Sudan. He admits it 'was not on my charts' until MBS pushed him to get involved. This isn't foreign policy; it’s a global suggestion box, where the suggestions are delivered by princes with blood-soaked records. While US media focuses on the 'pivot,' they conveniently gloss over the puppet strings now
clearly visible. This isn't about global good; it’s about aligning with regional power brokers. One might wonder what MBS's motive is, given Sudan's strategic Red Sea port ambitions and Saudi Arabia's history of proxy engagements. Apparently, human rights violations in Sudan only become 'tremendous atrocities' when a Gulf monarchy points them out, not when independent UN reports detail the
slaughter of civilians. Such selective outrage, tailored for transactional diplomacy, is the true 'pivot' here.