So Trump DOES Want Venezuela's Oil. I Thought It Was Only A War On Drugs!

[OODA_Loop]

I'm not lacking links. You are. I already read about it .

What links are you looking from me ? I dont run from it like you, mommy.

 

[ColonelAngus]

EDUCATE YOURSELVES….FUMBDUCKS.

Venezuela: Overview of U.S. Sanctions Policy

 

[OldFlame]

Ok.

We all pity you.

Can you stop whining now?

Then you're wasting your time, dickhead.

Put me on ignore dumbass.

 

[Norm Paperman]

Don't know anyone like that. Is that the same as someone who can't admit he's done anything good?

In my time here I have not seen you say a bad thing about him

 

[OldFlame]

You asked me, you MAGA idiot.

I rarely read your posts, let alone respond to them, honest mistake.

And we already know that you think anyone that wants America to be a great country is an idiot, that's because you're a traitor that hates America, or you don't live here to begin with. So I'll take that as a compliment coming from the likes of you.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

What links are you looking from me ?

None...? You are lacking the links you want .

I gave you two things to Google. You will find them.

 

[OODA_Loop]

None...? You are lacking the links you want .

I gave you two things to Google. You will find them.

Tell me about you...... R.J. avatar?

 

[OldFlame]

Why is China a threat? Do you think it will invade the US?

AI is your friend:

China is considered a multifaceted threat to the United States across economic, military, cyber, and geopolitical domains, primarily due to the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) authoritarian policies and its goal of surpassing the U.S. as the world's leading superpower.
Key reasons cited by U.S. government agencies and other sources include:

Economic and Trade Practices

• Intellectual Property Theft and Espionage: U.S. officials state that the Chinese government engages in systematic theft of American intellectual property, technology, and research to develop its own industries and compete against U.S. companies.
• Supply Chain Dominance: China has established choke points in global manufacturing for critical goods like rare-earth minerals, battery components, and pharmaceuticals. This allows it to use supply chain dependence as an economic weapon to pressure other countries.
• Unfair Competition: Through massive government subsidies, forced technology transfers, and state-directed investment, China is accused of distorting global markets and engaging in predatory business practices that harm American industries and cost American jobs.
• Currency and Trade Imbalances: Critics argue that China's trade and currency policies contribute to large U.S. trade deficits, undercutting American manufacturers.

Cyber and Critical Infrastructure

• Cyber Intrusions: China-linked cyber actors have pre-positioned themselves within U.S. critical infrastructure, including energy, water, and telecommunications systems, to potentially disrupt operations during a future crisis.
• Data and Espionage: Chinese government hackers have stolen the personal data of millions of Americans (including federal employees and health insurance customers) to aid their intelligence-gathering efforts and artificial intelligence development.

Military and Geopolitical Ambitions

• Military Modernization: China has transformed its military into a modern force capable of challenging the U.S. across conventional and unconventional capabilities, with a focus on regional dominance in the Indo-Pacific.
• Taiwan and South China Sea Tensions: China's increasingly firm stance and military posturing regarding the self-governing island of Taiwan and disputed areas of the South China Sea are seen as a potential trigger for military conflict that could involve the U.S..
• Undermining Democracy and Influence: The CCP is engaged in malign foreign influence campaigns, using bribery, blackmail, and covert deals to sway U.S. policymakers and public opinion, and promoting an authoritarian value system in place of democratic norms.

Transnational Repression

• Harassment of Dissidents: The Chinese government has been accused of conducting operations like "Fox Hunt" to harass, intimidate, and coerce Chinese nationals and dissidents living in the U.S. to return to China, a violation of U.S. law and individual freedoms.

These concerns are broadly shared across U.S. political parties and intelligence agencies, which generally agree that the threat stems from the Chinese government's programs and policies, not the Chinese people themselves.

 

[drudge X]

Only a Chumpster would think China establishing itself as a reliable customer is it not getting a foothold.

Then you can explain why your side with China in this trade war.

 

[cnm]

Dumbass, they don't have any oil. And they wouldn't sell it to us even if they did. Hugo Chavez ran the oil industry into the ground, it's barely producing a third of what it was before he took over.

'A third' and 'any' have different meanings. If the US wants enemies on its borders it has certainly found out how to get them.

 

[cnm]

Then you can explain why your side with China in this trade war.

It's a more reliable and valuable trading partner than the US. Too, it does less piracy and fewer war crimes.

 

[OldFlame]

The US government told them China is bad, that is all they need to know

If this was 1938 you'd be making the same comment about Germany,

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Tell me about you...... R.J. avatar?

I devoured his soul, in exchange for his success.

 

[egp320i]

Well ... I don't want to pat myself on the back but when everyone was calling Trump a hero for bombing "drug boats" I was saying that he actually wants the oil and natural resources. Of course, I took a ton of flack for that (surprise, surprise). How dare I question the noble actions of Czar Trump? The most honest and conservative CONMAN on planet earth?

Anyway ... he accidentally admitted the truth. He's a warmonger who covets what isn't his. So he's going to use the US Military for his own gain:



This madman claims that Venezuela took "our oil" and "our energy rights" from their own land. The man is a lunatic!

he's not wrong, we had contracts there from chevron and exxon-mobil, leftists took charge and nullified these contracts and kicked them out
we had working deals to benefit both of us but they are dumb leftists

 

[cnm]

Don't know anyone like that. Is that the same as someone who can't admit he's done anything good?

Where 'anything good' equals 'some people apart from Chump benefited as well'?

 

[drudge X]

It's a more reliable and valuable trading partner than the US. Too, it does less piracy and fewer war crimes.

Lol .. Yeah, so reliable that Europe, Canada, and Mexico are slapping high tariffs on Chinese goods.

You're a clueless leftist alright.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

he's not wrong, we had contracts there from chevron and exxon-mobil, leftists took charge and nullified these contracts and kicked them out
we had working deals to benefit both of us but they are dumb leftists

No, "we" didn't. Our oil indimustry is not nationalized

You complain about leftists, then talk like a communist.

 

[OODA_Loop]

I devoured his soul, in exchange for his success.

Are you Steve Vai?

 

[Norm Paperman]

If this was 1938 you'd be making the same comment about Germany,

Damn, you have it bad. Have you ever questioned anyting your government has told you?

 

[OldFlame]

In my time here I have not seen you say a bad thing about him

I don't like his personality, lack of decorum, I don't agree with continuing to fund Ukraine, etc.. There are a lot of things I would change, but he's far better than anything the leftists have put forward. I believe he loves this country and wants the best for it, as do I. I agree with most of what he would like to accomplish. I don't see the point of tearing apart every little thing he says or does, unless you have an irrational hate that you can't control. And that's on you, not him.