Simon Dixon Hard Talk Episode 113 - Iran Yemen & Venezuela | The Truth Behind Regime Change | SimonDixonHardTalk LIVE | 16th January 2026
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Jan 16, 2026 Explores escalating tensions in Iran, Yemen and Venezuela as possible staged theater hiding a coordinated global currency transition. Discusses Gulf states reshaping trade routes, sovereign wealth buys, and strategic control of ports and data hubs. Covers China’s oil leverage, de-dollarization moves, and how military and market maneuvers may be used to reallocate global assets.
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Middle East As A New Financial Conduit
- The Middle East is being repositioned as a tax-neutral conduit linking US regional power and China-led BRICS networks.
- Simon Dixon argues this transition repurposes energy and builds data centers while reshaping sovereign wealth influence.
From Forever War To Negotiated Asset Deals
- Regional powers and transnational capital coordinate to replace forever-war revenue with asset acquisition and investment deals.
- Israel, Gulf states and the FIC are repositioning for negotiated stability rather than chaotic prolonged wars.
Yemen Escalation As Negotiation Theater
- Yemen's escalation served as theatrical cover for negotiating territorial control and Houthi integration or elimination.
- Dixon reads Iran stepping back as compliance driven by China's oil purchasing leverage.
