Comparing Buddhism And Suffering

I think a response Buddha would give to my objection is that the outside world is out of our control, therefore, the probabilities of a desire not being achieved are big, because we cannot control them. Thus, if we cannot control the outside world and our desires, most of the times they will lead to suffering because they will not be achieved. Moreover, he would say that our life projects and what we plan for ourselves are also outside of our control, and they are just illusions which makes us believe that some things are good for us and achievable when in fact they are not. Thus, it does not bring real happiness.
To conclude, I disagree with Buddha about the Second Noble Truth. I do not think that desires are the cause of suffering, but a