@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidI will be ecstatic if the US takes all the oil. The people of Venezuela will benefit. We living next door will reap the benefits. For 26 years Chavez and Maduro did not trade with us, and we have the one of the few oil refineries in the Caribbean. Our oil industry will get a boost of immense proportions. Venezuela needs to get back to normal operations.
This was absolutely not about oil....
@moonbus saidDont kid yourself. Maduro, socialism, election rigging is dead in Venezuela. Thanks to Trump life is going to get back to normalcy soon around here. You hypocritical jokers living in your rich 1st world societies, can GFY. Youall are the real enemy.
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Maduro is Hispanic and he entered the country illegally (show us his green card!)--that much is indisputable. So, based on past performance, the Trump administration should be deporting him to So. America, without due process, in a couple of days. Maduro could be back in his office by Wednesday.
@Rajk999 said"Maduro is out but his top allies still hold power in Venezuela". https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/maduro-is-out-but-his-top-allies-still-hold-power-in-venezuela/ar-AA1TwCKX?ocid=BingNewsSerp
Dont kid yourself. Maduro, socialism, election rigging is dead in Venezuela. Thanks to Trump life is going to get back to normalcy soon around here. You hypocritical jokers living in your rich 1st world societies, can GFY. Youall are the real enemy.
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@no1marauder saidDo you think they won't fall in line when they know they can be whisked away without warning? Or just arrested by their own people now that Maduro is gone?
"Maduro is out but his top allies still hold power in Venezuela". https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/maduro-is-out-but-his-top-allies-still-hold-power-in-venezuela/ar-AA1TwCKX?ocid=BingNewsSerp
@no1marauder saidCant see further than your nose pal.
"Maduro is out but his top allies still hold power in Venezuela". https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/maduro-is-out-but-his-top-allies-still-hold-power-in-venezuela/ar-AA1TwCKX?ocid=BingNewsSerp
@Cliff-Mashburn saidTheir own people's military and police are still controlled by the Chavistas.
Do you think they won't fall in line when they know they can be whisked away without warning? Or just arrested by their own people now that Maduro is gone?
They've made numerous public statements over the last day; does it sound like they are "falling in line"?
@Rajk999 saidAre you high?
I will be ecstatic if the US takes all the oil. The people of Venezuela will benefit. We living next door will reap the benefits. For 26 years Chavez and Maduro did not trade with us, and we have the one of the few oil refineries in the Caribbean. Our oil industry will get a boost of immense proportions. Venezuela needs to get back to normal operations.
The people will never benefit from the oil.
For all his nonsense talk of them stealing our oil, Trump is going to steal their oil.
That is what this was about, after all.
@Cliff-Mashburn saidThe oil fields are decayed and decrepit.
They were before Maduro took over. Venezuela had a strong economy, after Maduro, they all were starving.
Deposing him was a humanitarian act.
The oil industry is not going to soak billions for the small return in this world of relatively cheaper oil.
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@Suzianne saidWho's fault is that?
The oil fields are decayed and decrepit.
The oil industry is not going to soak billions for the small return in this world of relatively cheaper oil.
Maduro nationalized them and kicked out the American companies that built them to begin with and were running them. Basically stole them, then let them decaay like an idiot.
@Cliff-Mashburn saidNo, no, it was definitely an oil grab.
They were before Maduro took over. Venezuela had a strong economy, after Maduro, they all were starving.
Deposing him was a humanitarian act.
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidA humanitarian oil grab. Venezuela owes $35 billion to foreign firms.
No, no, it was definitely an oil grab.
@Cliff-Mashburn saidThird world countries do not have the expertise to profitably run these companies. So once you kickout the foreigners the companies fail.
Who's fault is that?
Maduro nationalized them and kicked out the American companies that built them to begin with and were running them. Basically stole them, then let them decaay like an idiot.