24th Parliamentary Intelligence-Security Forum – Transatlantic Alliances for Strong Market Economies

Ambassador Sands explained that the purpose of her discussion was to imagine a cleaner, healthier and safer Latin America and Caribbean with prosperity and opportunity for all. She mentioned that the Chinese Communist Party has made it clear that they seek to control our systems of government, economy and beliefs, and have used their vast supply of rare earth minerals and refineries as a weapon to undermine Economic Security and sovereignty. They have a plan to dominate and subjugate the world, known as the Long March, which culminates in 2049, and have aligned with leaders like the ayatollahs in Iran, Vladimir Putin in Russia, and Maduro in Venezuela.

Ambassador Sands explained that leaders are using their energy production and transportation to pressure and disrupt global supply chains and transportation, exporting terrorism, and endangering the prosperity and freedom of billions of people around the world. This is due to the West choosing politics over prosperity.

While demonizing necessary fossil fuels, proponents of the green movement are pressuring the most vulnerable individuals in developing nations to use goods that are produced through slavery and cruelty. The United States has travelled to these nations and constructed hospitals and schools, but has neglected to place a high priority on commerce and investment. China has filled a gap in the Caribbean and Latin America by financing development projects, and if the West decides to give up on pursuing Prosperity through Innovation, Energy, and Industry, the developing world will be left with no other choice than to partner with China. China will soon hold the record for the largest debt load in Latin America and the Caribbean. After a Chinese dissident was given the Nobel Peace Prize, Norway was cut off from all commercial and diplomatic ties. The United States ought to prioritize prosperity for everyone and to promote trade and investment.