Thread by @SantoniGregory

THREAD:
What just happened is not “peace talks.” It’s betrayal at the highest level. A blueprint for the next stage of global resource wars. Buckle up.
The Alleged Betrayal

If it is true that the U.S. sponsored a peace meeting in Qatar, brought in Hamas leaders and others

under a promise of dialogue & then coordinated with Israel to strike them — that’s not just betrayal. It destroys trust in any future negotiation.

It signals to the world: “We don’t want peace, we want elimination.” That's assassination under the mask of diplomacy.

Killing under a white flag sends one message: we don’t want peace, we want elimination. This is betrayal of diplomacy itself. And it reveals the real game: not religion, not security—resources. Every war is a mask for extraction.

Look at the map: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile = 60% of the world’s lithium. Venezuela & Guayana= the largest oil reserves on Earth.
Colombia = nearly 30% of global fresh water.
Whoever controls these resources owns the future.
That’s the real target.

Sequence is clear: Gaza & West Bank. Then Yemen. Syria. Lebanon. Next? South America’s lithium, oil & water. Because wars are no longer about borders. They are about batteries, fuel, & survival. This is empire expansion disguised as defense.

Don’t let them sell you “defense” or “democracy.” What you’re watching is empire-building: betrayal at peace tables, bombs as negotiation, plunder as liberation. The prize isn’t justice—it’s oil, lithium, water. The planet’s last treasures.

Who will stop them? The UN? Powerless. Europe? Complicit. Russia & China? Playing their own empire games. The only firewall left is people across nations who refuse to be pawns. Silence = consent. Outrage must become resistance.

This is not geopolitics as usual. It’s the new colonization. They kill under peace banners. They loot under freedom’s name. They paint massacres as security & plunder as progress. And they are coming for every last drop of Earth’s wealth.

The question isn’t who’s next. The question is: WHEN DO WE SAY NO? Because if we don’t, the same betrayal you saw in Qatar will replay in South America, in Africa, everywhere. And by then, the resources—and the truth—will be gone.