[CONSOLIDATED] Trump says Venezuelan President Maduro and wife 'captured and flown out' in 'large scale strike' by US

[Laneige]

Ya but my critical thinking still ok mah because I went to google the place then I google see if this country has anything nice to be robbed of lol

not bad right our education system haha
My geography failed because never tell me this place in usa

 

[Nevereatrice]

Ya but my critical thinking still ok mah because I went to google the place then I google see if this country has anything nice to be robbed of lol

not bad right our education system haha
My geography failed because never tell me this place in usa

but Venezuela remain poor because they don't have the capacity to refine oil.

 

[Crazy Devil Chicken]

I dont understand why need google, it well know that Venezuela have huge amount of crude oil in their land. Bolivia have largest amount of Tin in the world . Chile have many resource as it in the mountain ranges mean have volcanoes actvities mean got minerals resource as well as the vast coast line towards pacific ocean

Brazil was robbed of their Amazon forest , panama was the canal, cuba is natural habour in the hurricane zone in the forida area, near US and near Panama canal . that why was important. cos the submarine can be detected if any other country station there.

 

[Crazy Devil Chicken]

but Venezuela remain poor because they don't have the capacity to refine oil.

Venezuela was well to do in the past .

 

[itedino]

Venezuelan very angry wor

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS5yGoL1V/

 

[hoolala]

Didn’t know Chevron stayed on.

Maybe cause alot of oil

 

[helloicanseeu]

Venezuela owes some U.S. oil companies billions​

U.S. oil companies like Chevron began drilling in Venezuela about one hundred years ago and played a key role in developing the country's oil sector.

But around 2004 to 2007, then-President Hugo Chávez "basically forcefully renegotiated contracts" with international oil companies, says Francisco Monaldi, director of the Latin America Energy Program at the Center for Energy Studies at Rice University.

ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips left the country in 2007 and then took the Venezuelan government to international arbitration courts. The courts ordered Venezuela to pay ConocoPhillips over $10 billion and ExxonMobil over $1 billion. Venezuela has only paid a fraction of those sums to ExxonMobil and to ConocoPhillips.

Chevron, however, stayed in Venezuela — although " they didn't like it," says Gerald Kepes, president of Competitive Energy Strategies, an energy consultancy in Washington, D.C.

Chevron today produces about a quarter of Venezuela's oil.

In response to the news of Maduro's capture, Chevron spokesperson Bill Turenne said in an email, "Chevron remains focused on the safety and wellbeing of our employees, as well as the integrity of our assets. We continue to operate in full compliance with all relevant laws and regulations."

Trump has said that Venezuela has "stolen" U.S. investment in the country's energy sector.


so you guys will understand why Trump is “robbing” the oil?

whoever holds the bigger guns makes the rules ... sometimes that is the law ...

 

[potatohead]

whoever holds the bigger guns makes the rules ... sometimes that is the law ...

not sometimes, but always has been and always will be, when they tell you rules-based they just mean their rules and their rules have always been might is right.

 

[mocax]

democrats now want to defend dictator maduro... really predictable, they'll do anything to oppose trump...

 

[johnsonheng]

Didn’t know Chevron stayed on.

Because they give kopi lui . And given slightly favorable tdpmp

That is what I suspect

 

[Readingbooks]

Venezuela owes some U.S. oil companies billions​

U.S. oil companies like Chevron began drilling in Venezuela about one hundred years ago and played a key role in developing the country's oil sector.

But around 2004 to 2007, then-President Hugo Chávez "basically forcefully renegotiated contracts" with international oil companies, says Francisco Monaldi, director of the Latin America Energy Program at the Center for Energy Studies at Rice University.

ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips left the country in 2007 and then took the Venezuelan government to international arbitration courts. The courts ordered Venezuela to pay ConocoPhillips over $10 billion and ExxonMobil over $1 billion. Venezuela has only paid a fraction of those sums to ExxonMobil and to ConocoPhillips.

Chevron, however, stayed in Venezuela — although " they didn't like it," says Gerald Kepes, president of Competitive Energy Strategies, an energy consultancy in Washington, D.C.

Chevron today produces about a quarter of Venezuela's oil.

In response to the news of Maduro's capture, Chevron spokesperson Bill Turenne said in an email, "Chevron remains focused on the safety and wellbeing of our employees, as well as the integrity of our assets. We continue to operate in full compliance with all relevant laws and regulations."

Trump has said that Venezuela has "stolen" U.S. investment in the country's energy sector.


so you guys will understand why Trump is “robbing” the oil?

They have the largest oil reserves in the world. So you mean if they paid the $11 billions to US the fifa peace prize winner will leave them alone?

 

[johnsonheng]

They have the largest oil reserves in the world. So you mean if they paid the $11 billions to US the fifa peace prize winner will leave them alone?

Since Trump never get the Nobel prize. point being a peaceful guy just help USA got get more resources

 

[Joseph12]

Venezuela owes some U.S. oil companies billions​

U.S. oil companies like Chevron began drilling in Venezuela about one hundred years ago and played a key role in developing the country's oil sector.

But around 2004 to 2007, then-President Hugo Chávez "basically forcefully renegotiated contracts" with international oil companies, says Francisco Monaldi, director of the Latin America Energy Program at the Center for Energy Studies at Rice University.

ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips left the country in 2007 and then took the Venezuelan government to international arbitration courts. The courts ordered Venezuela to pay ConocoPhillips over $10 billion and ExxonMobil over $1 billion. Venezuela has only paid a fraction of those sums to ExxonMobil and to ConocoPhillips.

Chevron, however, stayed in Venezuela — although " they didn't like it," says Gerald Kepes, president of Competitive Energy Strategies, an energy consultancy in Washington, D.C.

Chevron today produces about a quarter of Venezuela's oil.

In response to the news of Maduro's capture, Chevron spokesperson Bill Turenne said in an email, "Chevron remains focused on the safety and wellbeing of our employees, as well as the integrity of our assets. We continue to operate in full compliance with all relevant laws and regulations."

Trump has said that Venezuela has "stolen" U.S. investment in the country's energy sector.


so you guys will understand why Trump is “robbing” the oil?

Nonsense
UK withheld hundreds of millions to Iran for decades. The international court agreed the debt is correct

So Iran can.attack UK for it?

 

[Humster]

Nonsense
UK withheld hundreds of millions to Iran for decades. The international court agreed it is correct

So Iran can.attack UK for it?

Lol UK also withheld Venezuela Gold.

 

[tian_yibang]

Oh noes , the Columbia leader must be shiatting in his pants now

Even if he dun do a Venezula on them , think at least he will send bombers to wipeout all the drug mills/factories there

 

[titusilvering]

Didn’t know Chevron stayed on.

Because Venezuela no talent no tech to refine their heavy crude oil. They need usa technology. Although usa sanction Venezuela, they gave special permission to chevron continue operate but with limitations. Venezuela crude oil is a lot but also need high tech refinery to make it sellable

 

[Humster]

What about mexico? There's drug cartels there. Are they gonna whack them too

Hint: Remember why Ah Trump pardon the Drug Lord?

Better Hint: You know how Muammar Gaddafi went from one number target of NATO to golden boy, before he finally screw it all up?

You know, you know.





https://www.google.com/search?sca_e...LTrwfKRAxU04jgGHUcHGWIQyNoBKAB6BAgrEAA&ictx=1

 

[Humster]

And they will support Singapore death sentence on drug trafficker also... but Drug Kingpin... cannot...

What makes you think they support SG's death sentence anyway?

 

[ckt1978]

think south america canada greenland better watch out.
USA breaking the piggy bank around it liao.