Trump attacked Caracas and "captured" Maduro

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(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump said Venezuela would relinquish as much as 50 million barrels of oil to the US, worth roughly $2.8 billion at the current market price, announcing the cargoes would be sold with proceeds benefiting both countries.

The announcement late on Tuesday, which came with few details, marked a significant step up for the US government as it seeks to extend its economic influence in Venezuela and beyond after the capture of leader Nicolas Maduro over the weekend. It’s also a blow to China, previously the top buyer of the country’s oil and a close partner.



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Hmmmm. So, the US doesn't need oil, you say, @Dove?
 

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That kid should be careful.
Only ones who have free speech these days & can openly speak up against the Trump administration are those who don’t live in the USA and aren’t American citizens @LotusBud

But apparently US border guards scan cellphones of foreigners entering the US to make sure they arent saying anything bad about Donald

And if people dare protest in the streets of foreign countries against Trump the cia and us state department are watching
 

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(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump said Venezuela would relinquish as much as 50 million barrels of oil to the US, worth roughly $2.8 billion at the current market price, announcing the cargoes would be sold with proceeds benefiting both countries.

The announcement late on Tuesday, which came with few details, marked a significant step up for the US government as it seeks to extend its economic influence in Venezuela and beyond after the capture of leader Nicolas Maduro over the weekend. It’s also a blow to China, previously the top buyer of the country’s oil and a close partner.



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Hmmmm. So, the US doesn't need oil, you say, @Dove?

Fuck, you are dumb.
 

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Only ones who have free speech these days & can openly speak up against the Trump administration are those who don’t live in the USA and aren’t American citizens @LotusBud

Oh really?

So what is happening to the Americans who are speaking up against the Trump administration? Are you really claiming that no Americans are speaking against Trump? Are you really that out-of-touch, Senile @Joe?


But apparently US border guards scan cellphones of foreigners entering the US to make sure they arent saying anything bad about Donald

And....?

You think USA should allow wacko leftist nutjobs into the country?


And if people dare protest in the streets of foreign countries against Trump the cia and us state department are watching

I bet you talked to a few of them just this week, eh Senile @Joe?

You delusional fuckwit.
 

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I see these ‘leftist’ protesters in the streets of Vancouver denouncing the US Israel all the time Lx @The Prowler

Yes there is a US consulate here too

So they know whats going on & who they should report to der homeland
 
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I dont have anything against @Dove or anyone who supports Trump

I just dont like Trump or his administration tho
I think people who support Trump are hurting other people. Trump is a dangerous, evil man, and supporting him is morally repugnant, imo. Dove is one of the blindest, most in-denial people I've ever come across.
 

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I think people who support Trump are hurting other people. Trump is a dangerous, evil man, and supporting him is morally repugnant, imo. Dove is one of the blindest, most in-denial people I've ever come across.
And yet a bad man can mislead good people to follow him

My mom sad she met nazi pows during world war ii detained in canadian pow camps. She said they were the nicest young men. Many didnt know why they were fighting. But they were doing the biddng of Hitler. I think many just wanted 3 sq meals a day a warm bed to sleep in a job and the war to end soon
 
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And yet a bad man can mislead good people to follow him

My mom sad she met nazi pows during world war ii detained in canadian pow camps. She said they were the nicest young men. Many didnt know why they were fighting. But they were doing the biddng of Hitler. I think many just wanted 3 sq meals a day a warm bed to sleep in a job and the war to end soon
This is true, but there is all the evidence in the world that Trump is a bad human being. I question anyone who supports him and goes into denial about the ways in which Trump is hurting people. And Dove has, for years, been blaming liberals for everything that goes wrong in the world. She doesn't apply any logic to her complaints, and she is really unkind about it.
 

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I see these ‘leftist’ protesters in the streets of Vancouver denouncing the US Israel all the time Lx @The Prowler

Yes there is a US consulate here too

So they know whats going on & who they should report to der homeland

Hahahahaha!!!!

This is what Senile @Joe said initially:

And if people dare protest in the streets of foreign countries against Trump the cia and us state department are watching

Now it is:

Yes there is a US consulate here too

Hahahahahahaha!!!!
 

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True dat. Investing in small lots of silver or gold could tide you over during a slump back in 1880! A quick shift happens in shares or real estate… every halfwit is well aware of that ffs!
You’re on it. I started with gold and silver during COVID. Glad I did. These metals are where they’re at because there is no confidence in Trumps economy. Both are up there this morning. Gold is $4518. Silver is at $79. I’m buying all the silver I can.
 

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@MANCID RILKO I know you don't like Maduro, but this is not funny. It's completely inappropriate behavior, and Trump has set an incredibly dangerous precedent. This behavior should not go unpunished. The man needs to be impeached and removed from office before he starts a world war.

"incredibly dangerous" sounds like a good way to define the situation here in South America, with all these criminals acting the way they are. Do you have any idea how many refugees ended up here because of that regime? What about all the violence that has engulfed the region after the drug trafficking took a whole country hostage? And Brazil is following the same path.

And be honest Lotus, if it had been Biden that had captured Maduro, would you be showing such outrage?
 

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"incredibly dangerous" sounds like a good way to define the situation here in South America, with all these criminals acting the way they are. Do you have any idea how many refugees ended up here because of that regime? What about all the violence that has engulfed the region after the drug trafficking took a whole country hostage? And Brazil is following the same path.

And be honest Lotus, if it had been Biden that had captured Maduro, would you be showing such outrage?
In your wildest of dreams, Biden wouldn’t pull this shit. Why aren’t you waking up to the fact that Venezuela, the talk of taking Greenland, Mexico, Columbia, Canada, is to divert attention from Jeffery’s island, and now murder of an unarmed. US Citizen. You choose to live in Brazil. Maybe you’ll have to deal with it. Apparently Fatso thinks way more of Israel, and Russia. As you and I both know drugs will always find it way to the user. Always. That fuck up Trump just pardon 2 drug smugglers.
 
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"incredibly dangerous" sounds like a good way to define the situation here in South America, with all these criminals acting the way they are. Do you have any idea how many refugees ended up here because of that regime? What about all the violence that has engulfed the region after the drug trafficking took a whole country hostage? And Brazil is following the same path.

And be honest Lotus, if it had been Biden that had captured Maduro, would you be showing such outrage?
I know there's a lot gong on down there that's dangerous, but what Trump did is against international law. if they let him get away with it, that means ANY country can go in and kidnap the leader of any other country for whatever reason they make up. This is not acceptable. Do you think Putin should kidnap Trump and take him to Russia?

And I am being honest, if Biden had done it I would also have been infuriated. I actually stand up for my own convictions, not my party. And, for the 100th tim, I DID NOT VOTE FOR BIDEN. I didn't vote for him because I'm not a damn Democrt and i do not believe in thst party.
 
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I know there's a lot gong on down there that's dangerous, but what Trump did is against international law. if they let him get away with it, that means ANY country can go in and kidnap the leader of any other country for whatever reason they make up. This is not acceptable. Do you think Putin should kidnap Trump and take him to Russia?

And I am being honest, if Biden had done it I would also have been infuriated. I actually stand up for my own convictions, not my party. And, for the 100th tim, I DID NOT VOTE FOR BIDEN. I didn't vote for him because I'm not a damn Democrt and i do not believe in thst party.
1) What is this "International Law" you speak of? I don't recall voting for any International Legislator?

2) So you're fine with Biden putting a $25 million dollar bounty on Maduro, but not with Trump actually acting on Maduro's criminality. I see.
 
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1) What is this "International Law" you speak of? I don't recall voting for any International Legislator?

2) So you're fine with Biden putting a $25 million dollar bounty on Maduro, but not with Trump actually acting on Maduro's criminality. I see.
Link to where i said I was fine with Biden putting a bounty on him. Also, link to proof of that bounty. I ain't taking yur word for anything.

You can go ahead and look up international law yourself, you fucking dimwit.
 

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I know there's a lot gong on down there that's dangerous, but what Trump did is against international law. if they let him get away with it, that means ANY country can go in and kidnap the leader of any other country for whatever reason they make up. This is not acceptable. Do you think Putin should kidnap Trump and take him to Russia?

And I am being honest, if Biden had done it I would also have been infuriated. I actually stand up for my own convictions, not my party. And, for the 100th tim, I DID NOT VOTE FOR BIDEN. I didn't vote for him because I'm not a damn Democrt and i do not believe in thst party.

Maduro was not Venezuela's president. He's not their leader. He's a criminal that inherited the country from another criminal, Chavez, who, as a matter of fact, tried a real coup in the early 90's and managed to get in power a few years later because the oil barons needed to make the price of oil to go up. Remember how the whole thing in Venezuela and turmoil in the middle east started happening at almost the same time?

Venezuela actually played a key role in making the price of oil go up after it had collapsed in the late 1990s.

Oil Price Collapse (Late 1990s)
In 1998, oil prices were very low, falling temporarily below $10 per barrel. This price crisis was partly a result of:
  • Global oversupply: There was an imbalance of supply and demand, with production outpacing demand.
  • Venezuela's policy at the time: Under pressure from its state oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), the government pursued a policy of maximizing oil volumes and disregarding OPEC quotas, which contributed significantly to the oversupply and price crash.

Oil Price Recovery (Late 1990s/Early 2000s)
The situation reversed with the election of Hugo Chávez as president in December 1998. His new government, along with the governments of Mexico and Saudi Arabia, successfully promoted a new understanding within OPEC to adhere to production cuts.
  • Coordinated production cuts: The new Venezuelan oil minister traveled to other oil-producing countries and secured commitments to reduce production.
  • Price increase: These actions caused the price of oil to immediately go up, from an average of $12.28 per barrel in 1998 to $17.47 per barrel in 1999, and higher still in 2000.
Therefore, Venezuela's policy shift was instrumental in the price increase that occurred at the end of the 1990s and the beginning of the 2000s, not earlier in the late 1990s during the period of low prices.
 

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"incredibly dangerous" sounds like a good way to define the situation here in South America, with all these criminals acting the way they are. Do you have any idea how many refugees ended up here because of that regime? What about all the violence that has engulfed the region after the drug trafficking took a whole country hostage? And Brazil is following the same path.

And be honest Lotus, if it had been Biden that had captured Maduro, would you be showing such outrage?
But the US did it wrong @MANCID RILKO

They should have conducted the raid with the open blessing of the current Venezuelan regime (who actually supported the removal of Maduro) and then had him tried in Venezuela by Venezuelans. sending Maduro to the US made it look like regime change by the US which doesn't look very good
 

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Link to where i said I was fine with Biden putting a bounty on him. Also, link to proof of that bounty. I ain't taking yur word for anything.

You can go ahead and look up international law yourself, you fucking dimwit.
There was a bounty on Maduro, you can google it, dear.

As for "International Law," please cite the statute duly passed by this fabled "International Legislature" that trumps the sovereignty of the United States? (Pun intended.)
 

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There was a bounty on Maduro, you can google it, dear.

As for "International Law," please cite the statute duly passed by this fabled "International Legislature" that trumps the sovereignty of the United States? (Pun intended.)
There was widespread support to remove Maduro by the current Venezuelan regime.

But the US did it the wrong way Reggie

Maduro should bectried by Venezuelans within Venezuela
 
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There was a bounty on Maduro, you can google it, dear.

As for "International Law," please cite the statute duly passed by this fabled "International Legislature" that trumps the sovereignty of the United States? (Pun intended.)
You cite the international law that gives Trump authority over a sovereign nation. I don't believe you about Biden. Not going to look it up, because you're a known liar.
 

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There was a bounty on Maduro, you can google it, dear.

As for "International Law," please cite the statute duly passed by this fabled "International Legislature" that trumps the sovereignty of the United States? (Pun intended.)
And there isn’t one on Trump, Netanyahu or Putin?