Trump’s Global Hit List: Venezuela, Colombia, Mexico & Greenland | A Dangerous New World Order?

Trump’s Global Hit List: Venezuela, Colombia, Mexico & Greenland | A Dangerous New World Order?

The arrest of one man is one thing. Invading a country to do it is something else entirely.
In this episode, we break down what could be one of the most dangerous shifts in global politics. After the dramatic abduction of Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, former US President Donald Trump appears to be signalling a far more aggressive foreign policy — one that puts multiple countries on edge.
From Colombia, where Trump openly accuses President Gustavo Petro of running cocaine operations, to Cuba, which Washington believes may “collapse on its own,” and Mexico, where Trump has repeatedly floated the idea of sending US troops to fight drug cartels — the list is growing.
But perhaps the most shocking target is Greenland. An autonomous territory of Denmark and a NATO ally, Greenland sits at the heart of Arctic geopolitics, rich in rare earth minerals and strategic value. Trump’s repeated statements about “needing” Greenland raise a terrifying question:
👉 What happens if one NATO country attacks another?
This video also explains:
What international law says about invasions and regime change
Why the US cannot realistically be punished under the UN system
How this sets a dangerous precedent for countries like China and Russia
And whether the world is entering an era where power matters more than rules
This isn’t just about Trump or Venezuela.
It’s about what kind of world we are being pushed toward — one where rules apply to some, but not to others.
📌 Watch till the end to understand how close the world may be to a complete breakdown of the global order.