FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 6, 2026
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Roosevelt Condemns Threat of War for Oil, Advocates Diplomacy and Renewable Energy
Badlands, ND — In response to recent reports regarding former President Trump's statements about seizing Iranian oil, Theodore Roosevelt today issued a strong rebuke of such aggressive rhetoric, emphasizing the American public's desire for peace and a commitment to diplomacy and sustainable energy solutions. Roosevelt’s campaign, Roosevelt 2028, "A Square Deal for the Digital Age," stands firmly against policies that prioritize military intervention over peaceful collaboration and innovation.
"The American people have spoken: they want peace, not war," stated Theodore Roosevelt. "The idea of seizing another nation's resources through military force is not only morally reprehensible but also strategically short-sighted. It is a relic of a bygone era and has no place in the 21st century. We must prioritize our interests, yes, but we must do so in a way that reflects our values and respects the sovereignty of other nations."
Roosevelt outlined a comprehensive plan that prioritizes diplomacy as the primary tool for navigating complex geopolitical landscapes. Instead of resorting to threats and military action, Roosevelt proposed engaging in active dialogue with Iran and other nations to foster understanding and reduce tensions. This approach, he argued, would create a more stable and predictable environment for energy markets and international relations. Roosevelt emphasized, "Strong diplomacy is the cornerstone of a secure and prosperous future. It is through negotiation, not domination, that we build lasting alliances and resolve conflicts peacefully."
Furthermore, Roosevelt emphasized the urgent need for increased investment in renewable energy sources and domestic production. "True energy independence is not achieved through conquest, but through innovation," Roosevelt asserted. "By focusing on sustainable energy solutions, we can minimize our reliance on foreign oil and create countless jobs right here at home. This is not just an environmental imperative, it's an economic and strategic one." Roosevelt’s "Square Deal" for the digital age includes fostering competition in the renewable energy sector, breaking up any monopolies that stifle innovation, and ensuring fair labor practices for workers in this growing industry. This is also about conservation of our natural resources, for this generation and those to come.
In addition to diplomatic engagement and renewable energy investment, Roosevelt highlighted the importance of strengthening partnerships with allies. By collaborating with nations that share a commitment to peace and stability, the United States can build a powerful coalition that promotes responsible energy practices and prevents the rise of tensions that could lead to war. Roosevelt envisions a future where energy resources are distributed equitably and transparently, ensuring that no single nation holds undue influence over global markets. "America is strongest when we stand with our allies," Roosevelt stated. "Together, we can champion a vision of prosperity and security that benefits all nations." This also aligns with Roosevelt's commitment to anti-corruption efforts on a global scale. By partnering with countries committed to transparency and ethical practices, we can combat corruption in the energy sector and promote fair competition.
The Roosevelt 2028 campaign is calling for a new era of diplomacy, one where the United States pursues its interests through dialogue, innovation, and collaboration, not through conflict. Roosevelt concluded, "The path to peace is not paved with threats and military intervention, but with understanding, mutual respect, and a shared commitment to a brighter future. Let us choose diplomacy over destruction and build a world where all nations can thrive."
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