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Trump Wants China Out of Guyana
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Platinum Pulse
Trump Wants China Out of Guyana
Trump wants China out of Guyana. There's just one problem: China already owns 25% of the oil. On August 7, 2026, the United States Department of War announced an $85.5 million equity investment — matched by $64.5 million in private capital, $150 million in total — to buy and expand a bauxite mine. Not in Arizona. Not in Alaska. In the Essequibo region of Guyana, a country of fewer than a million people. The Pentagon didn't send a general to Georgetown. It sent a cheque. And it bought a piece of the ground. In this investigation, Platinum Pulse takes apart one of the most consequential and least understood geopolitical squeezes happening anywhere in the world right now — using executive orders, tender documents, ambassadors' letters and Pentagon press releases instead of slogans. WHAT YOU'LL FIND OUT: - Why Guyana was hit with a 38% tariff in April 2025 while every neighbour got 10% — and why the real answer was never about trade - The correction almost every commentator got wrong: Guyana was never dropped to 10%. It went to 15%, then the Supreme Court struck the whole regime down, and by July 2026 Guyana sat in a 12.5% forced-labour tariff band alongside China itself - The absurdity at the centre of the tariff math — Guyana was punished for a trade deficit created by an American oil company's own success, and then crude, gold and bauxite were exempted, so the tax landed on shrimp, rum and timber exporters instead - The fact that reframes everything: CNOOC, a Chinese state-owned oil company, holds 25% of the Stabroek Block — a quarter of the resource Washington calls strategically vital - Why "getting China out" is arithmetically impossible, and what Washington is doing instead - How $13 billion in Chinese investment built the bridge the President drives across, six regional hospitals, and a footprint in almost every community in the country - The 2021 incident where a Taiwan trade office in Georgetown folded within hours — the clearest demonstration of how fast Chinese capital converts into policy - Congressman Gabe Evans's "creeping Chinese influence" letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and the Chinese Ambassador's extraordinary response across three national newspapers on the same Sunday - How the January 3, 2026 U.S. operation in Venezuela removed the Essequibo threat overnight — and why that turned a security guarantee into the most powerful leverage in the hemisphere This is not a story about who wins. It is a story about what happens to a small country when it strikes something the world cannot do without. ▶️ Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@PlatinumPulseDocs 📩 Business & media enquiries: pulseplatinummessage@gmail.com ──────────────────────── 📚 SOURCES & FURTHER READING U.S. Department of War — "Department of War Announces an $85.5 Million Agreement With Strategic Bauxite USA to Secure the Critical Refractory Grade Bauxite Supply Chain," August 7, 2026 (war.gov) U.S. Department of State, Office of the Spokesperson — "Deputy Secretary Landau's Travel to Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana," August 2026 (state.gov) U.S. Department of State — "Deputy Secretary Landau's Meeting with Guyanese Minister of Finance Singh," July 2026 (state.gov) Kaieteur News — "U.S. Congressman warns of 'creeping Chinese influence' in Guyana," May 2, 2026 Kaieteur News — "Facts Speak Louder Than Words: The Real Story of China-Guyana Cooperation," by Ambassador Yang Yang, May 17, 2026 Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China — Ambassador Yang Yang signed article, May 2026 (fmprc.gov.cn) Kaieteur News — "U.S. Govt. to acquire bauxite mine in Guyana," August 9, 2026 Stabroek News — "Trump slaps 38% tariff on Guyana goods," April 3, 2025 Kaieteur News — "U.S. reduces reciprocal tariff on Guyana," August 2, 2025 Kaieteur News — "Guyana hit with 12.5% Trump tariff in new U.S. trade crackdown," July 25, 2026 Demerara Waves — "Guyana says new US 'forced labour tariff' will not burden Guyanese exporters," July 24, 2026 Oil & Gas Governance Network — Christopher Ram, tariff methodology analysis, April 2025 ExxonMobil Guyana — Stabroek Block production releases and partner interest disclosures (Exxon 45%, Chevron 30%, CNOOC 25%) ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video is produced for educational, journalistic and informational purposes. All content is based on publicly available reporting, official government statements, corporate disclosures and published documents from the sources listed above, accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication. Platinum Pulse is an independent channel. This video is not sponsored by, affiliated with, or endorsed by any government, political party, corporation, or organisation mentioned. No official body has reviewed or approved this content. © Platinum Pulse. All rights reserved. #Guyana #Trump #China
Published Aug 27, 2026
Giants and Phantoms: Searching for the Mediterranean's Rarest Wildlife | Full Documentary
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Get.nature
Giants and Phantoms: Searching for the Mediterranean's Rarest Wildlife | Full Documentary
The Mediterranean hides giants few people expect to find here. Wildlife filmmaker Thomas Behrend sets out on an extraordinary expedition in search of two of its most elusive marine mammals: sperm whales and Mediterranean monk seals. Along Greece's deep Hellenic Trench, researchers use hydrophones to listen for the powerful clicks of sperm whales. After days of searching, Thomas finally gets the opportunity he has been waiting for—to enter the water among these enormous animals. But one encounter takes an unexpected turn. Hidden among the group is a newborn sperm whale, possibly only minutes old. As the curious calf approaches the cameraman, its mother and another female move in to protect it, leaving Thomas racing back toward the safety of the boat. The journey also takes him in search of the Mediterranean's “phantom” - the extremely rare monk seal. From remote caves along the Greek coastline to a remarkable colony on the shores of the Western Sahara, Thomas follows scientists working to understand and protect these elusive animals. Along the way, the expedition reveals a Mediterranean very different from the familiar holiday destination: an underwater world of whales, dolphins, sea turtles, octopuses and rare seals struggling to survive amid overfishing, fishing nets, ship traffic and increasing human pressure. Dive into the hidden world of the Mediterranean and meet its giant and its phantom. Thumbnail-Credit: Gabriel Barathieu, CC BY-SA 2.0, bearbeitet https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ #mediterranean #marinelife #spermwhale #monkseals Germany's Underworld: Mysterious Predators, Hidden Caves and Wild Rivers https://youtu.be/VMV57l-Ti4s _______ Welcome to Get.nature – your destination for stunning wildlife and nature documentaries! 🐾🌿 From rainforests to reef systems, volcanic highlands to Arctic tundra, Get.nature brings you full-length documentaries that showcase the raw beauty, extraordinary behavior, and breathtaking diversity of our planet. Explore animal kingdoms, follow migration routes, uncover the science of survival, and meet the people protecting the last wild places on Earth. New uploads every week. Subscribe here: https://bit.ly/GetnatureSUB Follow our sister channel Get.history for historical documentaries: https://www.youtube.com/@Get.history Also on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@get.history 🌍 Get.nature is a sub-brand of Get.factual, your home for expertly curated, free-to-watch documentaries across nature, history, science, and beyond. Visit Get.factual here: https://www.youtube.com/@get.factual
Published Aug 26, 2026
Lion vs Buffalo | War of the Savannah | MEGA EPISODE | Wildlife Documentary
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Nature's Moments
Lion vs Buffalo | War of the Savannah | MEGA EPISODE | Wildlife Documentary
Lion vs Buffalo | War of the Savannah | MEGA EPISODE | Wildlife Documentary brings you into the war of the East African savanna, where the African lion, the Cape buffalo, the leopard, the wild dog and the hyena each fight the same battle with a completely different weapon. Here the sun does not rise to promise peace. It rises to sound the bell for another day of survival. This mega episode opens with the oldest rivalry on the grassland — the lion pride against the buffalo herd, a war where the prey weighs nearly a ton and fights back — then follows the day shift and the night shift of the savanna through four hunting strategies that could not be more different. A lioness closing on a stray warthog, forty yards, then twenty five, then fifteen, with fuel for only a hundred yards of sprint and no room for a single error. A leopard that covers twenty feet in ten minutes, because out here patience is not a virtue, it is a weapon, and hauls its prize into the branches where no thief can follow. A wild dog pack that votes before every hunt and runs its prey down in relays at thirty five miles an hour, winning four hunts in five where the lion wins one in four. And a hyena clan that arrives with numbers and a voice that is not laughter, and takes the meal without a fight. Epic Moments in This Documentary: The stalk countdown: forty yards, twenty five, fifteen, and the grass explodes The warthog that sleeps in a borrowed fortress, ready to fight even in its dreams A leopard dissolving into shadow, then striking in a fraction of a second The kill hauled straight up a tree, out of reach of every thief on the ground A pack that counts sneezes before it hunts, and lets the pups eat first The relay chase at thirty five miles an hour that no prey can outlast A standoff won by numbers and a single rising call, without one bite thrown A day that ends with some full, some empty, and the great game unbroken Beyond the drama, this documentary shows a savanna with no hero and no villain. The wild dog survives on the rarest currency of the grassland, generosity: the pups and the weakest eat first, and the pack walks away from a fight because holding the group together matters more than any single meal. Every species carries its own answer, and together they compose the chaotic, astonishing symphony of the wild. This documentary contains raw, unfiltered footage of nature at its most intense. Viewer discretion is advised. All footage is captured in the wild with no interference to natural animal behavior. #natureanimaldocumentary #ourplanet #WildlifeDocumentary #natgeo #planetearth #AfricanWildlife #savannah #naturesmoments
Published Aug 24, 2026
Best Worship Songs 2026🙏Top Christian Worship & Praise Songs|Goodness of God |Peaceful Worship Music
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Enchanting Peaceful
Best Worship Songs 2026🙏Top Christian Worship & Praise Songs|Goodness of God |Peaceful Worship Music
Best Worship Songs 2026🙏Top Christian Worship & Praise Songs|Goodness of God |Peaceful Worship Music https://youtu.be/3CcDwSRRQvg #ChristianMusic2026 #BestMorningWorshipSongs2026 #QuietTimeWithGod #BestMorningWorshipSongs2026, #HillsongPraiseAndWorshipwithLyrics , #PeacefulChristianMusic Welcome to this inspiring collection of Best Morning Worship Songs 2026 featuring powerful Hillsong praise and worship music with lyrics. Begin your day in the presence of God through uplifting Christian songs that bring peace, hope, strength, and encouragement to your heart. This worship playlist is designed to help you connect with Jesus Christ during your morning prayer, daily devotion, Bible study, or personal worship time. Let these beautiful Christian worship songs fill your spirit with God's love and guide you into a deeper relationship with Him. Featuring some of the most beloved praise and worship songs, this collection creates a peaceful atmosphere for prayer, reflection, thanksgiving, and spiritual renewal. Whether you're seeking comfort, inspiration, healing, or simply a moment of quiet worship, these songs will help you focus on God's faithfulness and grace. May these worship songs remind you that God's mercies are new every morning and His love never fails. Allow His presence to bring peace to your mind, joy to your heart, and strength to your day. 🙏 If this worship playlist blesses you, please Like, Share, and Subscribe for more Christian worship music, praise and worship songs, gospel playlists, and inspirational faith-filled content. #HolyNightWorship #ChristianWorship #PraiseAndWorship #WorshipMusic #PeacefulWorship #PrayerMusic #WorshipPlaylist #ChristianPraise #QuietTimeWithGod #GodsPresence #NonstopWorship #ChristianMusic2026 #GoadnessOfGod
Published Aug 20, 2026
Africa's Most Dangerous Prey | When Predators Become the Prey | Wildlife Documentary
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Claw Wildlife
Africa's Most Dangerous Prey | When Predators Become the Prey | Wildlife Documentary
Africa's Most Dangerous Prey | When Predators Become the Prey | Wildlife Documentary : https://youtu.be/SVwNex2bm7k Across the African savannah, predators survive by identifying weakness. Lions watch the edges of herds. Cheetahs search for individuals separated from the group. Leopards depend on surprise. African wild dogs rely on coordination and endurance. But prey animals are not simply waiting to be hunted. Some of Africa’s most familiar herbivores possess defenses powerful enough to completely change an encounter. An African buffalo can weigh several times more than a lioness. Its horns, muscular body and willingness to stand with the herd can transform what appeared to be an opportunity into a situation predators must carefully reconsider. And the real strength of buffalo often comes from numbers. When a herd turns back instead of continuing to flee, lions that appeared to control the situation may suddenly find themselves surrounded by hundreds of large animals moving together. Zebras use another strategy. Speed helps them create distance, but powerful kicks can make approaching from behind extremely risky. A lion that mistimes its final move can lose the advantage in a fraction of a second. Giraffes create an even greater size problem. Their height allows them to detect threats from a distance, while their long, powerful legs make close approaches difficult for predators. Lions may cooperate, but every attempt must be balanced against the risk of getting too close. Wildebeest rely heavily on numbers, movement and the protection created by large herds. During migration, thousands of individuals can move together across open plains. Predators may isolate vulnerable animals, but the constant movement of the herd means opportunities can disappear almost as quickly as they appear. Warthogs are smaller, yet they are far from helpless. They can accelerate quickly, change direction abruptly and use underground burrows as defensive refuges. Their tusks also give predators another reason to avoid careless approaches. Even animals that appear slow can possess surprisingly effective defenses. Porcupines rely on modified quills that make attacking from the wrong angle extremely costly. Instead of outrunning predators, they use positioning and body orientation to make themselves difficult targets. For predators, the decision to continue is always a calculation. How large is the prey? Is it alone? How close is the herd? Is the terrain helping or limiting the approach? And most importantly—does the potential reward justify the risk? That is why a predator walking away does not necessarily mean it has failed. In the wild, avoiding unnecessary injury can be just as important as securing a meal. This wildlife documentary explores some of Africa’s toughest prey animals and the defensive strategies that can suddenly reverse the balance between hunter and hunted. From buffalo and zebras to giraffes, wildebeest, warthogs and porcupines, discover what happens when predators choose a target that refuses to behave like easy prey. Because on the African savannah, being hunted does not always mean being helpless. Sometimes, the prey changes the rules. ►Content Notice: This documentary is created for educational and entertainment purposes. The narration is generated using AI voice technology. Some visual scenes and thumbnail images may include AI-assisted enhancements or reconstructions, combined with real wildlife footage, to improve clarity and viewer experience. All representations are intended to remain faithful to real wildlife behavior and natural events, without fabrication or misrepresentation. Claw Wildlife is committed to transparency, authenticity, and respect for nature. #wildlife #naturedocumentary #animaldocumentary #clawwildlife
Published Aug 16, 2026
Living in Africa: These Ancient Tribal Lives Will Leave You Speechless | 4K Travel Documentary
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Hidden Compass
Living in Africa: These Ancient Tribal Lives Will Leave You Speechless | 4K Travel Documentary
Living in Africa: Where the World's Most Handsome Men Live | 4K Travel Documentary What if some of the most ancient ways of living on Earth never actually disappeared? Across Africa, people are still living by traditions shaped by cattle, water, desert, family, and survival. In some communities, beauty is judged by women in a once-a-year ceremony. In another, an entire city was built on water to escape slave hunters. Elsewhere, men still cut salt from one of the hottest places on Earth and carry it out by camel. In this documentary-style journey, we travel deep into nine extraordinary communities across Africa: from the Wodaabe and their spectacular Gerewol beauty festival, to Ganvie, the floating village on Lake Nokoue; from the Afar salt caravans of Ethiopia's Danakil Depression, to the Hamar initiation ceremony; from the stilt houses of Makoko, to the body paintings and scar traditions of the Karo; from the cattle-centered lives of the Samburu, to the blue-veiled Tuareg of the Sahara, and finally the astonishing Bodi Ka'el ceremony, where a man's status can depend on becoming the largest man in his village. These are not frozen pieces of the past. They are living societies adapting to drought, modern roads, mobile phones, changing rivers, national borders, and a rapidly urbanizing Africa. Some traditions are disappearing. Others survive because they still perform several jobs at once — carrying identity, wealth, history, family ties, and survival. Nine places. One continent. Almost nothing in common. Except that each community found its own answer to the same questions: What makes someone beautiful? When does a boy become a man? What is wealth? What do you owe the people who raised you? And where is it safe to build a home? This is Africa as you have rarely seen it. Subscribe for more stories from the most extraordinary places and cultures on Earth. #Africa #AfricanTribes #TravelDocumentary #AfricanCulture #Wodaabe #Gerewol #Ganvie #Hamar #Makoko #Karo #Samburu #Tuareg #Bodi #OmoValley #DanakilDepression #livinginafrica #HiddenAfrica #AncientCultures #4KTravelDocumentary #HiddenWorlds #HiddenCompass
Published Aug 15, 2026