Trump's claims to Venezuelan oil are part of broader 'resource imperialism', experts say

You know, if you feel that strongly about it, you could offer yourself as cannon fodder to help Ukraine although I suspect you are too much of a coward. However, you cannot demand others do so.
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If your orange makeup smeared dear leader would have a backbone Ukraine would not be in the position they are now.
 
Yes, the pootin is trying to take Ukraine and Shitler! is helping him.

And what about fishing boats fuckup.
How’s he helping? He was the first president to send lethal aid, heck four the four year he was in office the first time there was no invasion

Look today we have established you don’t know wha precedent means, you didn’t know Hong Kong was in china, and you didn’t realize countries from all around the globe have taken ships in international waters

So you think any of us should take any of your comments seriously?
 
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If your orange makeup smeared dear leader would have a backbone Ukraine would not be in the position they are now.
What happened to Biden's handlers when Russia invaded? Ukraine is pretty much in the same position as when Trump got re-elected.
 
What happened to Biden's handlers when Russia invaded? Ukraine is pretty much in the same position as when Trump got re-elected.
No, not even close maathead.

Why are you posting so dumb?
 
Critics compare offensive to Iraq war, citing familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests

‘Trump’s recent claims that the US should keep Venezuelan oil from seized tankers are part of a broader belief in rightwing “resource imperialism”, experts say.

In recent weeks, the Trump administration has escalated pressure on Venezuela, invoking drug-trafficking claims. This month, the US intercepted two tankers carrying Venezuelan oil and began pursuing a third, while intensifying its campaign against the country’s president, Nicolás Maduro.

Critics have compared the offensive to the Iraq war, citing a familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests. This month, the Trump administration labeled fentanyl – which it says flows from Venezuela – a “weapon of mass destruction”.’


Security, oil, and drug-trafficking claims are of course a lie.

This is Trump’s pathetic attempt to deflect from a failing economy, the Epstein debacle, and his incompetent, chaotic regime.

And Congressional Republicans are complicit, refusing to restrict Trump’s lawless aggression in the region.
How is it a comparison to the Iraq War? We didn’t get any of their oil and there was never any intention to. Bush just “gave” it to the corrupt Iraqi regime which in turn sold it to the French and Chinese.
 
Critics compare offensive to Iraq war, citing familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests

‘Trump’s recent claims that the US should keep Venezuelan oil from seized tankers are part of a broader belief in rightwing “resource imperialism”, experts say.

In recent weeks, the Trump administration has escalated pressure on Venezuela, invoking drug-trafficking claims. This month, the US intercepted two tankers carrying Venezuelan oil and began pursuing a third, while intensifying its campaign against the country’s president, Nicolás Maduro.

Critics have compared the offensive to the Iraq war, citing a familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests. This month, the Trump administration labeled fentanyl – which it says flows from Venezuela – a “weapon of mass destruction”.’


Security, oil, and drug-trafficking claims are of course a lie.

This is Trump’s pathetic attempt to deflect from a failing economy, the Epstein debacle, and his incompetent, chaotic regime.

And Congressional Republicans are complicit, refusing to restrict Trump’s lawless aggression in the region.

Critics have found more unnamed "experts"....WTF, simp.
 
Critics compare offensive to Iraq war, citing familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests

‘Trump’s recent claims that the US should keep Venezuelan oil from seized tankers are part of a broader belief in rightwing “resource imperialism”, experts say.

In recent weeks, the Trump administration has escalated pressure on Venezuela, invoking drug-trafficking claims. This month, the US intercepted two tankers carrying Venezuelan oil and began pursuing a third, while intensifying its campaign against the country’s president, Nicolás Maduro.

Critics have compared the offensive to the Iraq war, citing a familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests. This month, the Trump administration labeled fentanyl – which it says flows from Venezuela – a “weapon of mass destruction”.’


Security, oil, and drug-trafficking claims are of course a lie.

This is Trump’s pathetic attempt to deflect from a failing economy, the Epstein debacle, and his incompetent, chaotic regime.

And Congressional Republicans are complicit, refusing to restrict Trump’s lawless aggression in the region.
so called the Global South BS

THE REALITY :
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Critics compare offensive to Iraq war, citing familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests

‘Trump’s recent claims that the US should keep Venezuelan oil from seized tankers are part of a broader belief in rightwing “resource imperialism”, experts say.

In recent weeks, the Trump administration has escalated pressure on Venezuela, invoking drug-trafficking claims. This month, the US intercepted two tankers carrying Venezuelan oil and began pursuing a third, while intensifying its campaign against the country’s president, Nicolás Maduro.

Critics have compared the offensive to the Iraq war, citing a familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests. This month, the Trump administration labeled fentanyl – which it says flows from Venezuela – a “weapon of mass destruction”.’


Security, oil, and drug-trafficking claims are of course a lie.

This is Trump’s pathetic attempt to deflect from a failing economy, the Epstein debacle, and his incompetent, chaotic regime.

And Congressional Republicans are complicit, refusing to restrict Trump’s lawless aggression in the region.
Experts say, sources say, those in the know say, Joe Biden's geman shepherd says, the white house butler reveals, the homeless wino outside the white house gates insists, ......so on and so forth.
 
Is the US taking resources or negotiating for them?
I think we're negotiating for them, so the US is not engaging in imperialism.
Yes, but I think anyone who believes that bombing sovereign countries to get their oil is not engaging in imperialism is a MAGAt fuckwit.
 
Good to see the US learned its lessons from its neo-con war criminals on how to start new wars.
 
We don’t need oil we need refining
Sure. That's why Chump keeps salivating about Venezuela's oil rather than encouraging the US oil industry to build refineries.

You really are a fuckwit.
 
Sure. That's why Chump keeps salivating about Venezuela's oil rather than encouraging the US oil industry to build refineries.

You really are a fuckwit.
I’m sure that the people of Venezuela will just hand over their oil…

Right
 
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Sure. That's why Chump keeps salivating about Venezuela's oil rather than encouraging the US oil industry to build refineries.

You really are a fuckwit.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under Administrator Lee Zeldin has launched 31 historic deregulatory actions, many of which target the permitting, reporting, and compliance burdens faced by refiners. This sweeping regulatory rollback is designed to:


  • Cut project timelines and capital costs
  • Encourage domestic processing over foreign imports
  • Empower states to tailor refinery operations to local needs

This deregulatory momentum has opened the door to renewed interest from industry stakeholders and investors alike.

 
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Critics compare offensive to Iraq war, citing familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests

‘Trump’s recent claims that the US should keep Venezuelan oil from seized tankers are part of a broader belief in rightwing “resource imperialism”, experts say.

In recent weeks, the Trump administration has escalated pressure on Venezuela, invoking drug-trafficking claims. This month, the US intercepted two tankers carrying Venezuelan oil and began pursuing a third, while intensifying its campaign against the country’s president, Nicolás Maduro.

Critics have compared the offensive to the Iraq war, citing a familiar mix of regime-change rhetoric, security pretexts and oil interests. This month, the Trump administration labeled fentanyl – which it says flows from Venezuela – a “weapon of mass destruction”.’


Security, oil, and drug-trafficking claims are of course a lie.

This is Trump’s pathetic attempt to deflect from a failing economy, the Epstein debacle, and his incompetent, chaotic regime.

And Congressional Republicans are complicit, refusing to restrict Trump’s lawless aggression in the region.
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