By Jorge Ciervo/Special Report
Who handed him his first defeat? Was it China, the drug traffickers, or the communists? Because it wasn’t Lula—at least not the democratic-socialist Lula… This is a more radical Lula, in the style of AMLO…
But the big question is: what will Trump’s reaction be? Will he sit idly by, resigned to his fate, or will he become more radical—shifting away from the electoral arena toward a path involving the judiciary and the military? The gamble taken by the “narco-communists” is that Trump will lose his majority in both legislative chambers in the upcoming election on Tuesday, November 3rd—leaving him weakened and cornered—to the point where they might even attempt a third impeachment.
Admittedly, Trump enters this period in a weak position, with a 33% approval rating—the lowest for any president at the midterm stage—while his ally, Netanyahu, appears to have failed to secure a majority in the Israeli elections. Furthermore, the American people have turned their backs on Trump for his support of Putin against the people of Ukraine, who are currently being massacred.
Americans cannot fathom why Trump continues to engage in dialogue and negotiations—affording time—to a “narco-president” like Sheinbaum. He even describes her as having a “pretty voice” and being a “lovely lady,” yet she protects “narco-governors” and serves as a lackey to the ultimate drug kingpin: Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO). In legal filings in New York, AMLO is identified as the person responsible for the influx of fentanyl into the U.S., which has resulted in over 350,000 deaths. It was AMLO who corrupted COFEPRIS to facilitate this.
It was Trump who supported AMLO’s rise to the Mexican presidency, famously stating, “I prefer the socialist AMLO over the capitalist Peña”—do you remember? And then he opened the doors of the White House to him… And he has done nothing to stop him—unlike what he did with Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela… It is Trump who has been supporting AMLO and Sheinbaum, shielding them from being held accountable for their alliance with the cartels… Trump himself has called the Mexican administration a “narco-government,” yet he continues to engage with Sheinbaum—he even invited her to the World Cup final in New York…
In Washington, they claim they won’t do anything for Mexico that we Mexicans don’t do ourselves… but they forget that Trump himself is to blame for the entry of communism into Mexico; therefore, he should be the one to resolve the problem he helped create…!!!
That is why Americans have penalized Trump—they find it contradictory that he claims Mexico is run by cartels, yet he has done nothing to stop “narco-politicians” like Rocha Moya—who is even the subject of a legal petition—yet who enjoys total impunity thanks to Sheinbaum… “What kind of game is Trump playing?” the MAGA base asks…
Meanwhile, Sheinbaum has thrown her support behind Lula, gloating over Trump’s defeat and suggesting that “narco-communists” learned from the Brazilian experience how to keep the Americans from meddling in Latin American affairs…
Trump had previously succeeded in ousting the Left from Colombia, Peru, Honduras, and Bolivia; he even had plans to remove it from Venezuela by pushing for elections within six months—a move intended to bring María Corina to power…
But in Brazil, they put a stop to him—they dealt him a sharp blow, handing him his first electoral defeat—in an election that Trump himself has described as a “dirty, rigged mess”…
Will he just sit idly by? Will he let these “narco-communists” get away with it? Everyone knows that drug cartels supported Lula, just as they are currently supporting Sheinbaum… In Mexico, they appeased Trump by handing over 94 drug traffickers, but ZERO “narco-politicians”… They played him for a fool—they pulled the wool over his eyes… And Trump was happy because it was done by a lady who speaks so charmingly… Hahaha.
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