Defying US sanctions, Iran is delivering oil to Venezuela.

[the other mike]

Iran has moved closer to nuke capability quicker under Trump than Obama.......b

I think we should impeach him don't you ?

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Lol and Venezuela sits on billions of oil reserves.

Isn't Socialism wonderful?

 

[toobfreak]

In this crazy world, nothing surprises me anymore.

Joe better get busy and put his foot down-- -- -- whichever one still isn't in a cast yet.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Lol and Venezuela sits on billions of oil reserves.

Isn't Socialism wonderful?

Let's go and take it.

 

[the other mike]

Let's go and take it.

You actually agree with Trump about something ?
I'll alert the media.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Let's go and take it.

You actually agree with Trump about something ?
I'll alert the media.View attachment 426253

Are you willing to join up and go.

 

[the other mike]

Are you willing to join up and go.

Yeah mon. I be 59 but still kickin butt mon.
I'll bring one of my girls for protection just in case...

 

[Andylusion]

This just proves how ridiculously idiotic the entire left-wing claims are.

Iran has been trading with Venezuela for decades, as have many other countries.

The idea that US sanctions are the cause of all Venezuela's problems is ridiculous, because they can, and have, been trading with everyone else consistently for 20 years.

Moreover, the fact they are shipping oil to Venezuela, the country with the largest known oil reserves in on the entire planet, is proof socialism sucks.

With the latest revelations about Dominion voting machines, my whole perspective has changed about Venezuela- not that I was ever a Hugo Chavez supporter- but it does ring a bell of familiarity -namely US propping up dictators in various places.

I have always been confused by the claim that we propped up dictators. It happened.... once that I know of. Namely the Shaw of Iran, and after that I can't think of a single example where we did much but tacitly supported their existence, and even then, only in the context of the cold war.

And I'd even suggest that we were basically vindicated in our support, given the fact after the Shaw was overthrown, the Ayatollahs have been far worse and more brutal to their own people, than the Shaw ever was.

Rule by terror: The Iranian regime’s history of brutality and violence

Since it was founded by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in 1979, the clerical leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran have been kept in power solely by the

english.alarabiya.net

As for Dominion Voting Machines, that whole thing is a nest of insanity.

Dominion Voting Machines, is a company founded by Canadians in Canada. There is a company called Smartmatic, which was founded in Delaware in 1997, by two guys from Venezuela. That's 3 years before Hugo Chavez came to power. The technology created by Smartmatic was originally used for ATMs in Mexico, but after the 2000 election, they decided to pitch it as an alternative to hanging chads of the 2000 election.

There is, as yet, zero evidence that Dominion Voting Machines used Smartmatic technology. In fact, they are competitors. That's like Ford using a Chevy engine in one of their cars.

Point being, Dominion has nothing to do with Smartmatic, or Venezuela.

Moreover, Smartmatic has no credible allegations that they have acted under the control of Venezuela. At least none that anyone has found real evidence of.

 

[Andylusion]

In this crazy world, nothing surprises me anymore.

Biggest Iranian Flotilla Yet En Route to Venezuela With Fuel

Iran is sending its biggest fleet yet of tankers to Venezuela in defiance of U.S. sanctions to help the isolated nation weather a crippling fuel shortage, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

www.bloomberg.com

This is nothing new actually.
(6 months ago)

Venezuela isn't the enemy. I know that the Globalist had tried to bribe Maduro to let them rule over their country like they've done to other countries' leaders, but he refused their offer. And so they've had stopped lending money and stopped the production of drilling for oil in their country in order to bring down their country.
These Global bankers destroys anyone who don't go along with their agendas like how they are destroying Pres. Trump's supporters source of income.
Obama have leftover intel agents giving Pres. Trump fake intel to make him to do what they want him to do.
In the beginning of Pres. Trump's term. He said he don't trust the intelligence community. But all of the politicians and MSM kept on slamming him until he submitted to them.
But our first gay president, Obama knew that Iran kills gays. But he never sanctioned them because the Iranian government submitted to the Globalist it's because they had paid very handsomely with U.S. tax dollars for them to submit.

• President Barack Obama signed the Venezuela Defense of Human Rights and Civil Society Act of 2014, a U.S. Act imposing sanctions on Venezuelan individuals held responsible by the United States for human rights violations during the 2014 Venezuelan protests, in December of that year.

International sanctions during the Venezuelan crisis - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

.

Obama administration acknowledges $1.7B transfer to Iran was all cash

Treasury spokeswoman says cash payments necessary because of "effectiveness of U.S. and international sanctions," which isolated Iran from international finance system

www.cbsnews.com

The failed agricultural policies by the US made sure Haiti, a country that produced its own rice, would be reliant on US food to the extent that Haiti imports food from the US. Foreign aid is continuously pumped into Haiti, and no plan is made to bolster the country’s own capacity to rebuild and produce.

Haiti is still run on which business finds favor with the US, and while the Clintons were in charge of the US, they presided over all these failed policies. It is high time the onus to build Haiti shifts back to the government.

How the Clintons robbed and destroyed Haiti | The Canada-Haiti Information Project

canada-haiti.ca

Venezuela's 'people as legislators' ban GMOs, protect traditional seeds

A radical new Seed Law drafted by Venezuelan people, farmers and NGOs was signed into law in the closing days of 2015, write William Camacaro, Frederick B. Mills & Christina M. Schiavoni. Striking back against the corporate takeover of seeds and peddling of GMOs, the Seed Law bans transgenic...

theecologist.org

One of the main issues is violence perpetrated by landowners who have opposed the Venezuelan government’s land redistribution policy going back to the landmark 2001 Land Law introduced by former President Hugo Chavez.

In 2017, a committee of victims’ relatives asked the National Constituent Assembly to declare campesino killings crimes against humanity. They likewise demanded justice be done for the more than 300 leaders killed in their struggle for land, especially in the states of Zulia, Barinas, Apure and Portuguesa.

Campesino leaders have also denounced evictions pushed forward by the National Land Institute. In a recent case, the institute revoked the property deed of the 300-hectare Cacho e’ Venao plot that had been turned over to 45 families in Portuguesa State, only to return it to the previous landowner, even though the campesinos are currently producing food.

Venezuela’s Maduro Demands Investigation into Landlord Violence - Venezuelanalysis

Mérida, August 8, 2020 (venezuelanalysis.com) – Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro ordered a detailed probe into the assassination of 370 campesinos by landowners over the last 20 years. Maduro tasked Interior Minister Néstor Reverol and Agriculture Minister Wilmar Castro Soteldo with providing...

venezuelanalysis.com

Nabors pulls last rig in Venezuela as Chevron halts drilling program

Drilling rig operator Nabors is pulling its last rig out of oil-rich Venezuela after Chevron halted its drilling program in the troubled South American nation.

www.houstonchronicle.com

.

So everything you posted is ridiculous. It's hard to even know where to start with so much nonsense.

Oil production in Venezuela started falling, long before there were any sanctions. The idea that we could stop their government run oil companies form drilling and producing oil on their own land, is stupid.

How could we do that? Exxon left Venezuela, not because of sanctions, but because Chavez expropriated their property.

Then you complain that oil production fell, and sanctions stopped them from producing oil?

That's like me, signing a deal with you, to operate a business on my property... and then when you start making money, stealing your stuff, and kicking you out.... then when I can't run the business like you......

I complain you are sabotaging me and making me poor?

Are you going to keep working in on my property, after I stole all your stuff?

No, that's stupid.

And this ignores everything else. For example, Venezuela was a net exporter of rice. Now they can't even grow enough rice to feed themselves, and people are starving.

Do you see US government agents out in the rice fields of Venezuela stopping them from farming?

Do tell, what sanctions do you think prevents a farmer in Venezuela from planting rice, and harvesting it?

Then you complain about violence from land owners. Well yeah..... if you show up at my house, and declare it yours, you and me brother, are going to have a problem. I paid for this place, I own it, it's mine. You don't get to just take other people's stuff.

When you do, people will rightfully get violent, and that is morally justified.

You don't to just steal what you want, and then complain about get getting hurt.

 

[Andylusion]

Venezuela and Brazil suffer from africanation. You see it day by day in the US.
As an ol man once told me...darker that thar skin the more sin....

I have deemed you unworthy of ever having me read your post ever again, for the rest of your knowledge-less life.

Welcome to my ignore list. I'll never see you again.

 

[Andylusion]

It's none of our business. This does show what it's all still about though. Oil. We bankrupt our future over it. We kill thousands over it.

Then some wonder why so many of us want to move away from it.

No evidence to support that claim, whatsoever.

 

[Andylusion]

Lol and Venezuela sits on billions of oil reserves.

Isn't Socialism wonderful?

Let's go and take it.

When have we ever done that? Why would we do that now?

The point, which is absolutely correct, is that with socialism you can have the most resource rich countries in the world, brought to utter ruins. It never workers. It never has. It never will.

 

[pknopp]

It's none of our business. This does show what it's all still about though. Oil. We bankrupt our future over it. We kill thousands over it.

Then some wonder why so many of us want to move away from it.

No evidence to support that claim, whatsoever.

The wars that really are about the oil | The Spectator

 

[Aletheia4u]

In this crazy world, nothing surprises me anymore.

Biggest Iranian Flotilla Yet En Route to Venezuela With Fuel

Iran is sending its biggest fleet yet of tankers to Venezuela in defiance of U.S. sanctions to help the isolated nation weather a crippling fuel shortage, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

www.bloomberg.com

This is nothing new actually.
(6 months ago)

Venezuela isn't the enemy. I know that the Globalist had tried to bribe Maduro to let them rule over their country like they've done to other countries' leaders, but he refused their offer. And so they've had stopped lending money and stopped the production of drilling for oil in their country in order to bring down their country.
These Global bankers destroys anyone who don't go along with their agendas like how they are destroying Pres. Trump's supporters source of income.
Obama have leftover intel agents giving Pres. Trump fake intel to make him to do what they want him to do.
In the beginning of Pres. Trump's term. He said he don't trust the intelligence community. But all of the politicians and MSM kept on slamming him until he submitted to them.
But our first gay president, Obama knew that Iran kills gays. But he never sanctioned them because the Iranian government submitted to the Globalist it's because they had paid very handsomely with U.S. tax dollars for them to submit.

• President Barack Obama signed the Venezuela Defense of Human Rights and Civil Society Act of 2014, a U.S. Act imposing sanctions on Venezuelan individuals held responsible by the United States for human rights violations during the 2014 Venezuelan protests, in December of that year.

International sanctions during the Venezuelan crisis - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

.

Obama administration acknowledges $1.7B transfer to Iran was all cash

Treasury spokeswoman says cash payments necessary because of "effectiveness of U.S. and international sanctions," which isolated Iran from international finance system

www.cbsnews.com

The failed agricultural policies by the US made sure Haiti, a country that produced its own rice, would be reliant on US food to the extent that Haiti imports food from the US. Foreign aid is continuously pumped into Haiti, and no plan is made to bolster the country’s own capacity to rebuild and produce.

Haiti is still run on which business finds favor with the US, and while the Clintons were in charge of the US, they presided over all these failed policies. It is high time the onus to build Haiti shifts back to the government.

How the Clintons robbed and destroyed Haiti | The Canada-Haiti Information Project

canada-haiti.ca

Venezuela's 'people as legislators' ban GMOs, protect traditional seeds

A radical new Seed Law drafted by Venezuelan people, farmers and NGOs was signed into law in the closing days of 2015, write William Camacaro, Frederick B. Mills & Christina M. Schiavoni. Striking back against the corporate takeover of seeds and peddling of GMOs, the Seed Law bans transgenic...

theecologist.org

One of the main issues is violence perpetrated by landowners who have opposed the Venezuelan government’s land redistribution policy going back to the landmark 2001 Land Law introduced by former President Hugo Chavez.

In 2017, a committee of victims’ relatives asked the National Constituent Assembly to declare campesino killings crimes against humanity. They likewise demanded justice be done for the more than 300 leaders killed in their struggle for land, especially in the states of Zulia, Barinas, Apure and Portuguesa.

Campesino leaders have also denounced evictions pushed forward by the National Land Institute. In a recent case, the institute revoked the property deed of the 300-hectare Cacho e’ Venao plot that had been turned over to 45 families in Portuguesa State, only to return it to the previous landowner, even though the campesinos are currently producing food.

Venezuela’s Maduro Demands Investigation into Landlord Violence - Venezuelanalysis

Mérida, August 8, 2020 (venezuelanalysis.com) – Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro ordered a detailed probe into the assassination of 370 campesinos by landowners over the last 20 years. Maduro tasked Interior Minister Néstor Reverol and Agriculture Minister Wilmar Castro Soteldo with providing...

venezuelanalysis.com

Nabors pulls last rig in Venezuela as Chevron halts drilling program

Drilling rig operator Nabors is pulling its last rig out of oil-rich Venezuela after Chevron halted its drilling program in the troubled South American nation.

www.houstonchronicle.com

.

So everything you posted is ridiculous. It's hard to even know where to start with so much nonsense.

Oil production in Venezuela started falling, long before there were any sanctions. The idea that we could stop their government run oil companies form drilling and producing oil on their own land, is stupid.

How could we do that? Exxon left Venezuela, not because of sanctions, but because Chavez expropriated their property.

Then you complain that oil production fell, and sanctions stopped them from producing oil?

That's like me, signing a deal with you, to operate a business on my property... and then when you start making money, stealing your stuff, and kicking you out.... then when I can't run the business like you......

I complain you are sabotaging me and making me poor?

Are you going to keep working in on my property, after I stole all your stuff?

No, that's stupid.

And this ignores everything else. For example, Venezuela was a net exporter of rice. Now they can't even grow enough rice to feed themselves, and people are starving.

Do you see US government agents out in the rice fields of Venezuela stopping them from farming?

Do tell, what sanctions do you think prevents a farmer in Venezuela from planting rice, and harvesting it?

Then you complain about violence from land owners. Well yeah..... if you show up at my house, and declare it yours, you and me brother, are going to have a problem. I paid for this place, I own it, it's mine. You don't get to just take other people's stuff.

When you do, people will rightfully get violent, and that is morally justified.

You don't to just steal what you want, and then complain about get getting hurt.

It is because the International bankers stopped lending them money that they are unable to farmed and they've paid someone to sabotage the farmer's seeds.
The Big banks made Venezuela dependent on loans, like the way they are doing to the U.S. That anytime the Big banks can stop lending out causing the economy to collapse. And Big banks wants the world to depend on their currency. But will not let countries to create their own currency.
But once they have collapsed the countries; economy. That is when they come in to collect on their debts.
The Big bank kept on encouraging Venezuela to borrow more to create this Green economy. They've told the Venezuelan's government to do not worry about them reneging on the loans. Because they are trying to stop pollution. But when the Venezuelans stopped using their cash crop, GMO. That is when all hell started to break out. That big bank will instantly pull out their nursing nipples from out of the Venezuelan's mouths, not giving them time to wean themselves off the nipple. But now the Big banks sees that the country is trying to get back on their feet again without their help. That they comes around and push them back on the ground, forcing them to stay down.
You can't depend on anyone.


Thirdly, they used the period of high oil prices between 2004 and 2012 not to save for a rainy day, but to borrow as it if was going out of fashion. They sextupled the public debt in the middle of an oil boom, spending as if the price of oil was at $200 a barrel when it was only at $100. When the markets decided that Venezuela’s debt was too big, they stopped lending, and the price of oil collapsed.

Harvard expert tries to make sense of Venezuela’s collapse

Harvard Kennedy’s School’s Ricardo Hausmann, director of the Center for International Development and professor of the practice of economic development, discusses deteriorating conditions in Venezuela.

news.harvard.edu

 

[Aletheia4u]

In this crazy world, nothing surprises me anymore.

Biggest Iranian Flotilla Yet En Route to Venezuela With Fuel

Iran is sending its biggest fleet yet of tankers to Venezuela in defiance of U.S. sanctions to help the isolated nation weather a crippling fuel shortage, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

www.bloomberg.com

This is nothing new actually.
(6 months ago)

Venezuela isn't the enemy. I know that the Globalist had tried to bribe Maduro to let them rule over their country like they've done to other countries' leaders, but he refused their offer. And so they've had stopped lending money and stopped the production of drilling for oil in their country in order to bring down their country.
These Global bankers destroys anyone who don't go along with their agendas like how they are destroying Pres. Trump's supporters source of income.
Obama have leftover intel agents giving Pres. Trump fake intel to make him to do what they want him to do.
In the beginning of Pres. Trump's term. He said he don't trust the intelligence community. But all of the politicians and MSM kept on slamming him until he submitted to them.
But our first gay president, Obama knew that Iran kills gays. But he never sanctioned them because the Iranian government submitted to the Globalist it's because they had paid very handsomely with U.S. tax dollars for them to submit.

• President Barack Obama signed the Venezuela Defense of Human Rights and Civil Society Act of 2014, a U.S. Act imposing sanctions on Venezuelan individuals held responsible by the United States for human rights violations during the 2014 Venezuelan protests, in December of that year.

International sanctions during the Venezuelan crisis - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

.

Obama administration acknowledges $1.7B transfer to Iran was all cash

Treasury spokeswoman says cash payments necessary because of "effectiveness of U.S. and international sanctions," which isolated Iran from international finance system

www.cbsnews.com

The failed agricultural policies by the US made sure Haiti, a country that produced its own rice, would be reliant on US food to the extent that Haiti imports food from the US. Foreign aid is continuously pumped into Haiti, and no plan is made to bolster the country’s own capacity to rebuild and produce.

Haiti is still run on which business finds favor with the US, and while the Clintons were in charge of the US, they presided over all these failed policies. It is high time the onus to build Haiti shifts back to the government.

How the Clintons robbed and destroyed Haiti | The Canada-Haiti Information Project

canada-haiti.ca

Venezuela's 'people as legislators' ban GMOs, protect traditional seeds

A radical new Seed Law drafted by Venezuelan people, farmers and NGOs was signed into law in the closing days of 2015, write William Camacaro, Frederick B. Mills & Christina M. Schiavoni. Striking back against the corporate takeover of seeds and peddling of GMOs, the Seed Law bans transgenic...

theecologist.org

One of the main issues is violence perpetrated by landowners who have opposed the Venezuelan government’s land redistribution policy going back to the landmark 2001 Land Law introduced by former President Hugo Chavez.

In 2017, a committee of victims’ relatives asked the National Constituent Assembly to declare campesino killings crimes against humanity. They likewise demanded justice be done for the more than 300 leaders killed in their struggle for land, especially in the states of Zulia, Barinas, Apure and Portuguesa.

Campesino leaders have also denounced evictions pushed forward by the National Land Institute. In a recent case, the institute revoked the property deed of the 300-hectare Cacho e’ Venao plot that had been turned over to 45 families in Portuguesa State, only to return it to the previous landowner, even though the campesinos are currently producing food.

Venezuela’s Maduro Demands Investigation into Landlord Violence - Venezuelanalysis

Mérida, August 8, 2020 (venezuelanalysis.com) – Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro ordered a detailed probe into the assassination of 370 campesinos by landowners over the last 20 years. Maduro tasked Interior Minister Néstor Reverol and Agriculture Minister Wilmar Castro Soteldo with providing...

venezuelanalysis.com

Nabors pulls last rig in Venezuela as Chevron halts drilling program

Drilling rig operator Nabors is pulling its last rig out of oil-rich Venezuela after Chevron halted its drilling program in the troubled South American nation.

www.houstonchronicle.com

.

So everything you posted is ridiculous. It's hard to even know where to start with so much nonsense.

Oil production in Venezuela started falling, long before there were any sanctions. The idea that we could stop their government run oil companies form drilling and producing oil on their own land, is stupid.

How could we do that? Exxon left Venezuela, not because of sanctions, but because Chavez expropriated their property.

Then you complain that oil production fell, and sanctions stopped them from producing oil?

That's like me, signing a deal with you, to operate a business on my property... and then when you start making money, stealing your stuff, and kicking you out.... then when I can't run the business like you......

I complain you are sabotaging me and making me poor?

Are you going to keep working in on my property, after I stole all your stuff?

No, that's stupid.

And this ignores everything else. For example, Venezuela was a net exporter of rice. Now they can't even grow enough rice to feed themselves, and people are starving.

Do you see US government agents out in the rice fields of Venezuela stopping them from farming?

Do tell, what sanctions do you think prevents a farmer in Venezuela from planting rice, and harvesting it?

Then you complain about violence from land owners. Well yeah..... if you show up at my house, and declare it yours, you and me brother, are going to have a problem. I paid for this place, I own it, it's mine. You don't get to just take other people's stuff.

When you do, people will rightfully get violent, and that is morally justified.

You don't to just steal what you want, and then complain about get getting hurt.

And when I was growing up. It was hard to get a loan from the bank. And it was considered a sin to borrowed. But now banks are forcing people to borrow and it is considered a blessing to get a loan. and people are spending like tomorrow is the end of the world.
But when the economy collapsed. There were many people committed suicide because they are afraid to live in squalor.
But I was raised to always save up for raining days. Never live beyond your means.

 

[Aletheia4u]

I guess this is the better way for them to depopulate.

Recession linked to more than 10,000 suicides

A study finds hardships such as job loss, home repossession and debt may influence someone's decision to end their life

www.cbsnews.com

 

[Andylusion]

It's none of our business. This does show what it's all still about though. Oil. We bankrupt our future over it. We kill thousands over it.

Then some wonder why so many of us want to move away from it.

No evidence to support that claim, whatsoever.

The wars that really are about the oil | The Spectator

Just not true though. You can post a million ridiculous articles until the end of time saying things like this, it doesn't make it true.

Name the oil field that we captured in Iraq, and started pumping oil into the US from? Name it. Name the field that we own... that we don't pay money for... that we are getting oil from?

You can't. You know why you can't? Because it never happened. Nor did we start confiscating oil from anywhere else, not Venezuela, not Iran, not anywhere.

How can you say "it's a war over oil", when we were buying oil from the country before the war... and we're buying oil from the country after the war? How can you say it's a war over oil, when absolutely nothing oil related changed?

Now have we had some problems when another country confiscates the property of US citizens? Sure, but that's not because it's oil... that's because they stole the property of our citizens. The United Fruit company, had nothing to do with oil.

But hey, prove me wrong. Show me the exact fields in Iraq or anywhere else, that we sent our troops to confiscate the oil, and now we have billions of barrels of free oil flowing into the US. Where is it?

 

[Andylusion]

In this crazy world, nothing surprises me anymore.

Biggest Iranian Flotilla Yet En Route to Venezuela With Fuel

Iran is sending its biggest fleet yet of tankers to Venezuela in defiance of U.S. sanctions to help the isolated nation weather a crippling fuel shortage, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

www.bloomberg.com

This is nothing new actually.
(6 months ago)

Venezuela isn't the enemy. I know that the Globalist had tried to bribe Maduro to let them rule over their country like they've done to other countries' leaders, but he refused their offer. And so they've had stopped lending money and stopped the production of drilling for oil in their country in order to bring down their country.
These Global bankers destroys anyone who don't go along with their agendas like how they are destroying Pres. Trump's supporters source of income.
Obama have leftover intel agents giving Pres. Trump fake intel to make him to do what they want him to do.
In the beginning of Pres. Trump's term. He said he don't trust the intelligence community. But all of the politicians and MSM kept on slamming him until he submitted to them.
But our first gay president, Obama knew that Iran kills gays. But he never sanctioned them because the Iranian government submitted to the Globalist it's because they had paid very handsomely with U.S. tax dollars for them to submit.

• President Barack Obama signed the Venezuela Defense of Human Rights and Civil Society Act of 2014, a U.S. Act imposing sanctions on Venezuelan individuals held responsible by the United States for human rights violations during the 2014 Venezuelan protests, in December of that year.

International sanctions during the Venezuelan crisis - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

.

Obama administration acknowledges $1.7B transfer to Iran was all cash

Treasury spokeswoman says cash payments necessary because of "effectiveness of U.S. and international sanctions," which isolated Iran from international finance system

www.cbsnews.com

The failed agricultural policies by the US made sure Haiti, a country that produced its own rice, would be reliant on US food to the extent that Haiti imports food from the US. Foreign aid is continuously pumped into Haiti, and no plan is made to bolster the country’s own capacity to rebuild and produce.

Haiti is still run on which business finds favor with the US, and while the Clintons were in charge of the US, they presided over all these failed policies. It is high time the onus to build Haiti shifts back to the government.

How the Clintons robbed and destroyed Haiti | The Canada-Haiti Information Project

canada-haiti.ca

Venezuela's 'people as legislators' ban GMOs, protect traditional seeds

A radical new Seed Law drafted by Venezuelan people, farmers and NGOs was signed into law in the closing days of 2015, write William Camacaro, Frederick B. Mills & Christina M. Schiavoni. Striking back against the corporate takeover of seeds and peddling of GMOs, the Seed Law bans transgenic...

theecologist.org

One of the main issues is violence perpetrated by landowners who have opposed the Venezuelan government’s land redistribution policy going back to the landmark 2001 Land Law introduced by former President Hugo Chavez.

In 2017, a committee of victims’ relatives asked the National Constituent Assembly to declare campesino killings crimes against humanity. They likewise demanded justice be done for the more than 300 leaders killed in their struggle for land, especially in the states of Zulia, Barinas, Apure and Portuguesa.

Campesino leaders have also denounced evictions pushed forward by the National Land Institute. In a recent case, the institute revoked the property deed of the 300-hectare Cacho e’ Venao plot that had been turned over to 45 families in Portuguesa State, only to return it to the previous landowner, even though the campesinos are currently producing food.

Venezuela’s Maduro Demands Investigation into Landlord Violence - Venezuelanalysis

Mérida, August 8, 2020 (venezuelanalysis.com) – Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro ordered a detailed probe into the assassination of 370 campesinos by landowners over the last 20 years. Maduro tasked Interior Minister Néstor Reverol and Agriculture Minister Wilmar Castro Soteldo with providing...

venezuelanalysis.com

Nabors pulls last rig in Venezuela as Chevron halts drilling program

Drilling rig operator Nabors is pulling its last rig out of oil-rich Venezuela after Chevron halted its drilling program in the troubled South American nation.

www.houstonchronicle.com

.

So everything you posted is ridiculous. It's hard to even know where to start with so much nonsense.

Oil production in Venezuela started falling, long before there were any sanctions. The idea that we could stop their government run oil companies form drilling and producing oil on their own land, is stupid.

How could we do that? Exxon left Venezuela, not because of sanctions, but because Chavez expropriated their property.

Then you complain that oil production fell, and sanctions stopped them from producing oil?

That's like me, signing a deal with you, to operate a business on my property... and then when you start making money, stealing your stuff, and kicking you out.... then when I can't run the business like you......

I complain you are sabotaging me and making me poor?

Are you going to keep working in on my property, after I stole all your stuff?

No, that's stupid.

And this ignores everything else. For example, Venezuela was a net exporter of rice. Now they can't even grow enough rice to feed themselves, and people are starving.

Do you see US government agents out in the rice fields of Venezuela stopping them from farming?

Do tell, what sanctions do you think prevents a farmer in Venezuela from planting rice, and harvesting it?

Then you complain about violence from land owners. Well yeah..... if you show up at my house, and declare it yours, you and me brother, are going to have a problem. I paid for this place, I own it, it's mine. You don't get to just take other people's stuff.

When you do, people will rightfully get violent, and that is morally justified.

You don't to just steal what you want, and then complain about get getting hurt.

It is because the International bankers stopped lending them money that they are unable to farmed and they've paid someone to sabotage the farmer's seeds.
The Big banks made Venezuela dependent on loans, like the way they are doing to the U.S. That anytime the Big banks can stop lending out causing the economy to collapse. And Big banks wants the world to depend on their currency. But will not let countries to create their own currency.
But once they have collapsed the countries; economy. That is when they come in to collect on their debts.
The Big bank kept on encouraging Venezuela to borrow more to create this Green economy. They've told the Venezuelan's government to do not worry about them reneging on the loans. Because they are trying to stop pollution. But when the Venezuelans stopped using their cash crop, GMO. That is when all hell started to break out. That big bank will instantly pull out their nursing nipples from out of the Venezuelan's mouths, not giving them time to wean themselves off the nipple. But now the Big banks sees that the country is trying to get back on their feet again without their help. That they comes around and push them back on the ground, forcing them to stay down.
You can't depend on anyone.


Thirdly, they used the period of high oil prices between 2004 and 2012 not to save for a rainy day, but to borrow as it if was going out of fashion. They sextupled the public debt in the middle of an oil boom, spending as if the price of oil was at $200 a barrel when it was only at $100. When the markets decided that Venezuela’s debt was too big, they stopped lending, and the price of oil collapsed.

Harvard expert tries to make sense of Venezuela’s collapse

Harvard Kennedy’s School’s Ricardo Hausmann, director of the Center for International Development and professor of the practice of economic development, discusses deteriorating conditions in Venezuela.

news.harvard.edu

It is because the International bankers stopped lending them money that they are unable to farmed and they've paid someone to sabotage the farmer's seeds.

No, you are lying.

First off, if you are making money profitably, you don't need to get money from international bankers.

If my business is making a profit, I don't need to borrow money.

Second, they have interviewed farmers in Venezuela, and not one said anyone sabotaged their seeds.

False claim.

The Big banks made Venezuela dependent on loans, like the way they are doing to the U.S.

How can you "Make" someone dependent on loans? You can't force people to borrow money. The US is not being forced to borrow money.

The US is spending more money than it earns, and thus is borrowing because they are over spending.

Stop over spending, and you don't need loans or a bank.

And Big banks wants the world to depend on their currency. But will not let countries to create their own currency.

Venezuela issues new currency, amid hyperinflation and social turmoil | CNN

Venezuela is starting to use a new currency Monday to help bolster its collapsing economy

www.cnn.com

Venezuela has already created new currency. Zimbabwe has a new currency. China has issued a new currency, as well. Cuba has actually had two completely different currencies issued by the government at the same time.

Any country can create their own currency whenever they wish. Big Banks can't prevent you from issuing currency.

The Big bank kept on encouraging Venezuela to borrow more to create this Green economy. They've told the Venezuelan's government to do not worry about them reneging on the loans.

There is zero evidence of that. You are just making up stuff.

Venezuela was not trying to create a green economy. Was never the plan. In fact, Venezuela opposed the Green Economy.

Venezuela climate summit calls for end to "green economy"

NEWS: UN-backed event ends with unusual call from civil society groups to end capitalism

www.climatechangenews.com

The purpose of a bank, is to earn money, by lending money. If the bank doesn't believe the borrower will pay back the loan, thus losing the bank money, they are not going to loan them money.

The reason banks are not loaning Venezuela money, has nothing to do with helping or not helping Venezuela. Nor should it by the way.

The reason they are not loaning Venezuela money, is because Venezuela simply does not have the ability to pay back the loans.

If your broke alcoholic brother-in-law, who just drank all this rent money at the bar, asks you to pay his rent... would you do it? If you are smart... no. Because you know he'll drink away all his money again, and you'll just lose all your money.

Banks are not going to lend to someone who can't pay the back, and Venezuela can't pay them back.

And you actually make that case below.

Thirdly, they used the period of high oil prices between 2004 and 2012 not to save for a rainy day, but to borrow as it if was going out of fashion. They sextupled the public debt in the middle of an oil boom, spending as if the price of oil was at $200 a barrel when it was only at $100. When the markets decided that Venezuela’s debt was too big, they stopped lending, and the price of oil collapsed.

Now this part you have correct. The gave money to the poor, free food, free housing, free education, free health care, free electricity, free fuel, free everything.... and ran out of money, and imploded.

Venezuela was not borrowing money to just borrow so that they could borrow, and have borrowed money.

They were over spending. They were providing endless government programs and spending, to everyone. Which is exactly why people in Venezuela even to this very day, love Hugo Chavez, even though he's is exactly who caused Venezuela to be in ruins today.

You can't just spend everything. You can claim all those programs were such a benefit, but all socialism ends up running out of "other people's money" eventually. That's what happened.

 

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In this crazy world, nothing surprises me anymore.

Biggest Iranian Flotilla Yet En Route to Venezuela With Fuel

Iran is sending its biggest fleet yet of tankers to Venezuela in defiance of U.S. sanctions to help the isolated nation weather a crippling fuel shortage, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

www.bloomberg.com

This is nothing new actually.
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Venezuela isn't the enemy. I know that the Globalist had tried to bribe Maduro to let them rule over their country like they've done to other countries' leaders, but he refused their offer. And so they've had stopped lending money and stopped the production of drilling for oil in their country in order to bring down their country.
These Global bankers destroys anyone who don't go along with their agendas like how they are destroying Pres. Trump's supporters source of income.
Obama have leftover intel agents giving Pres. Trump fake intel to make him to do what they want him to do.
In the beginning of Pres. Trump's term. He said he don't trust the intelligence community. But all of the politicians and MSM kept on slamming him until he submitted to them.
But our first gay president, Obama knew that Iran kills gays. But he never sanctioned them because the Iranian government submitted to the Globalist it's because they had paid very handsomely with U.S. tax dollars for them to submit.

• President Barack Obama signed the Venezuela Defense of Human Rights and Civil Society Act of 2014, a U.S. Act imposing sanctions on Venezuelan individuals held responsible by the United States for human rights violations during the 2014 Venezuelan protests, in December of that year.

International sanctions during the Venezuelan crisis - Wikipedia

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Obama administration acknowledges $1.7B transfer to Iran was all cash

Treasury spokeswoman says cash payments necessary because of "effectiveness of U.S. and international sanctions," which isolated Iran from international finance system

www.cbsnews.com

The failed agricultural policies by the US made sure Haiti, a country that produced its own rice, would be reliant on US food to the extent that Haiti imports food from the US. Foreign aid is continuously pumped into Haiti, and no plan is made to bolster the country’s own capacity to rebuild and produce.

Haiti is still run on which business finds favor with the US, and while the Clintons were in charge of the US, they presided over all these failed policies. It is high time the onus to build Haiti shifts back to the government.

How the Clintons robbed and destroyed Haiti | The Canada-Haiti Information Project

canada-haiti.ca

Venezuela's 'people as legislators' ban GMOs, protect traditional seeds

A radical new Seed Law drafted by Venezuelan people, farmers and NGOs was signed into law in the closing days of 2015, write William Camacaro, Frederick B. Mills & Christina M. Schiavoni. Striking back against the corporate takeover of seeds and peddling of GMOs, the Seed Law bans transgenic...

theecologist.org

One of the main issues is violence perpetrated by landowners who have opposed the Venezuelan government’s land redistribution policy going back to the landmark 2001 Land Law introduced by former President Hugo Chavez.

In 2017, a committee of victims’ relatives asked the National Constituent Assembly to declare campesino killings crimes against humanity. They likewise demanded justice be done for the more than 300 leaders killed in their struggle for land, especially in the states of Zulia, Barinas, Apure and Portuguesa.

Campesino leaders have also denounced evictions pushed forward by the National Land Institute. In a recent case, the institute revoked the property deed of the 300-hectare Cacho e’ Venao plot that had been turned over to 45 families in Portuguesa State, only to return it to the previous landowner, even though the campesinos are currently producing food.

Venezuela’s Maduro Demands Investigation into Landlord Violence - Venezuelanalysis

Mérida, August 8, 2020 (venezuelanalysis.com) – Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro ordered a detailed probe into the assassination of 370 campesinos by landowners over the last 20 years. Maduro tasked Interior Minister Néstor Reverol and Agriculture Minister Wilmar Castro Soteldo with providing...

venezuelanalysis.com

Nabors pulls last rig in Venezuela as Chevron halts drilling program

Drilling rig operator Nabors is pulling its last rig out of oil-rich Venezuela after Chevron halted its drilling program in the troubled South American nation.

www.houstonchronicle.com

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So everything you posted is ridiculous. It's hard to even know where to start with so much nonsense.

Oil production in Venezuela started falling, long before there were any sanctions. The idea that we could stop their government run oil companies form drilling and producing oil on their own land, is stupid.

How could we do that? Exxon left Venezuela, not because of sanctions, but because Chavez expropriated their property.

Then you complain that oil production fell, and sanctions stopped them from producing oil?

That's like me, signing a deal with you, to operate a business on my property... and then when you start making money, stealing your stuff, and kicking you out.... then when I can't run the business like you......

I complain you are sabotaging me and making me poor?

Are you going to keep working in on my property, after I stole all your stuff?

No, that's stupid.

And this ignores everything else. For example, Venezuela was a net exporter of rice. Now they can't even grow enough rice to feed themselves, and people are starving.

Do you see US government agents out in the rice fields of Venezuela stopping them from farming?

Do tell, what sanctions do you think prevents a farmer in Venezuela from planting rice, and harvesting it?

Then you complain about violence from land owners. Well yeah..... if you show up at my house, and declare it yours, you and me brother, are going to have a problem. I paid for this place, I own it, it's mine. You don't get to just take other people's stuff.

When you do, people will rightfully get violent, and that is morally justified.

You don't to just steal what you want, and then complain about get getting hurt.

And when I was growing up. It was hard to get a loan from the bank. And it was considered a sin to borrowed. But now banks are forcing people to borrow and it is considered a blessing to get a loan. and people are spending like tomorrow is the end of the world.
But when the economy collapsed. There were many people committed suicide because they are afraid to live in squalor.
But I was raised to always save up for raining days. Never live beyond your means.

This is nonsense. Just utter nonsense.

I have zero debt anywhere, on anything. No credit cards, no car loans, no pay day loans, or any debt anywhere in my whole life.

This my current credit report. See that? I owe Zero on my house. Zero on my car. Zero on student loans. Zero on retail and credit cards. Zero in collections. Zero in any other accounts or categories.

"But now banks are forcing people to borrow" Really? How? How are banks forcing people to borrow? No one showed up with a gun and a loan document, and handed me a pen yet.

How are people being forced to borrow? How?

Michael Jackson made an estimated Billion dollars in his life. A billion dollars. Yet before he died, he was on the verge of bankruptcy.

Were banks forcing Michael Jackson to spend more than a Billion dollars in his life?

Stop blaming banks for the incompetent choices people are making. *YOU* decide how much money you are going to spend. *YOU* make the choice to spend more money than you earn. *YOU* decide to borrow money from banks.

Banks didn't do anything to anyone. People make choices.

 

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It's none of our business. This does show what it's all still about though. Oil. We bankrupt our future over it. We kill thousands over it.

Then some wonder why so many of us want to move away from it.

No evidence to support that claim, whatsoever.

The wars that really are about the oil | The Spectator

Just not true though. You can post a million ridiculous articles until the end of time saying things like this, it doesn't make it true.

Name the oil field that we captured in Iraq, and started pumping oil into the US from? Name it. Name the field that we own... that we don't pay money for... that we are getting oil from?

Trump OKs wider Syria oil mission, raising legal questions

'Secure the oil': Trump's Syria strategy leaves Pentagon perplexed

Esper: US troops, armored vehicles going to Syria oil fields

You can't. You know why you can't? Because it never happened. Nor did we start confiscating oil from anywhere else, not Venezuela, not Iran, not anywhere.

How can you say "it's a war over oil", when we were buying oil from the country before the war... and we're buying oil from the country after the war? How can you say it's a war over oil, when absolutely nothing oil related changed?

Now have we had some problems when another country confiscates the property of US citizens? Sure, but that's not because it's oil... that's because they stole the property of our citizens. The United Fruit company, had nothing to do with oil.

But hey, prove me wrong. Show me the exact fields in Iraq or anywhere else, that we sent our troops to confiscate the oil, and now we have billions of barrels of free oil flowing into the US. Where is it?

You know what the deal is which is why you phrase your question as you did. It's not just taking the oil, it's deciding who other countries will sell their oil to also. Syria was all about an oil pipeline.

U.S. warns energy cos like Rosneft, Chevron over ties to Venezuela's Maduro