Saturday January 3, 2026

Over the years, I have read clients living in Venezuela, most of whom are every-day people simply trying to build a decent life - with a few local politicians mixed into my clientele. Once Nicolas Maduro came into power on April 19, 2013 everything changed.

My readings began to center on an unmistakable theme - people sensing it was time to flee the country, while others - often older or more established - felt unable or unwilling to leave. The result was fear, uncertainty, and a deepening division within families. In recent years, my Venezuelan clients have been few and far between - most having relocated to Southern Florida.

What did I foresee through the years? A dictatorship that eventually would be ousted from power under chaotic conditions with the overthrow of Madura and his regime. And so it has come to pass ... as Nicolas Maduro and his wife were arrested - arriving Saturday night to stand trial in the southern district of New York - not the first crime lord from South America to do so.

Maduro is being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn while awaiting trial on federal charges. I guess that makes him my neighbor along with Luigi Mangione and former inmate Sean Diddy Combs. As Trump would say, "... only the best people." Let's just call them the most notorious.

Venezuelan diaspora communities in places like South Florida and abroad have shown mixed emotions - from celebration among some opposition supporters to deep concern about stability, civility war, and civilian safety. The situation is ongoing and chaotic inside Venezuela - with reports of explosions, military movements, and unclear conditions on the ground.

The world is watching closely to see how these events unfold, not just in Venezuela and the United States, but across the global game board, where leaders like Vladimir Putin and China's Xi Jinping will be calculating how regime change elsewhere could impact their own grip on power.

Trump's interest in Canada and Greenland (natural resources) raises the question of whether his current expansion in South America will continue - seeking control of countries led by dictators. Trump has described his push into South America not as Monroe Doctrine, but as "Ronroe Doctrine" - a rebranding that raises more questions than it answers. Saturday Venezuela's Maduro's regime fell. Does Trump already have his sights on Columbia?

As I see it, in his mind Trump aims to sweep away what he calls corrupt regimes and rebuild nations by his design - positioning himself as a global strongman while profiting from the process. It echoes his vision for Gaza - gut everything, rebuild from scratch, and ultimately stamp his name across the landscape.

Government change and rebuilding take years - often decades - lest we forget that climate change ultimately calls the shots, sweeping away plans, borders, and ambitions alike. As floods and disasters increasingly dominate our headlines, the narrative begins to feel apocalyptic. Physical reality exponentially emerges as the end-time stories we've heard about.

In the age of technology and artificial intelligence clarity brings understanding to the nature and destiny of this simulated reality.

The spiral of time tightens its grip on human consciousness - allowing understanding that Trump's role in all of this is part of a Master Plan created by the simulation - whether as a force for creation or destruction - awakening souls caught up in its emotional maelstrom (spiraling vortex).

Without question there is a bigger game at play - something that goes beyond Trump's power, understanding, and ability to manifest consolidation of a new world order.

As 2026 emerges - I see him as a pawn in a game - following the design (designation) of his programming to exponentially move destiny forward.