Jan 6·2 repliesTrump in his Yeezus-era letting his nuts hang
- Jan 6·2 replies
Hopefully something good comes out of this
Jan 6·2 repliesLol
- Jan 6·1 reply
This is some throwback WWI type s***
Jan 6Jawn HammHopefully something good comes out of this
- Jan 6YANDHI
Lol
https://twitter.com/MeidasTouch/status/2008561622365991143Should have a dance off to settle this once and for all
Jan 6·1 replyYANDHIYou’re drinking the kool aid here falling for the short term positive spin all U.S. actions and adventures come with. Its a facade.
The refusal to remove the actual regime doesn't send strong messaging. Also risks Venezuelan government simply bidding their time as they follow some instructions, but still consolidate long term power. Will the admin even care about this when the next war/country, distraction or election hits? None of this is new for LatAm.
Also these aren't companies interests, they're just Trump's interests, who was persuaded to do all of this on the promise of a future of cashing in on oil. Trump already has to strong arm companies to invest because no one in their right mind wants to spend tens or hundreds of billions building up Venezuela's oil sector just for it to be renationalized again later on, or not even benefit from the oil.
these aren't the interest of big corporations? lol alright. Calling him smart was a stretch but it's kinda obvious that there was some of strategy here even if it's incredibly flawed. Trump is seeing how much he can get away with, and the Democrats are actually in full support of it. This was a warning to all of Latin America and he knows just how propagandized we are as Americans. If we don't push back on this this will be seen as a huge win.
Also, his administration was able to successfully force Evo Morales and his government out in 2019 with no pushback from us. They already have a strong hold on Latin America right now so we can't pretend like he hasn't been effective.
- Jan 6·3 repliesNero 92
these aren't the interest of big corporations? lol alright. Calling him smart was a stretch but it's kinda obvious that there was some of strategy here even if it's incredibly flawed. Trump is seeing how much he can get away with, and the Democrats are actually in full support of it. This was a warning to all of Latin America and he knows just how propagandized we are as Americans. If we don't push back on this this will be seen as a huge win.
Also, his administration was able to successfully force Evo Morales and his government out in 2019 with no pushback from us. They already have a strong hold on Latin America right now so we can't pretend like he hasn't been effective.
No one is rushing to go in there because its an incredibly risky investment. They're not going to see any returns if they try to expend all these sources reviving the same regime's industry...just for them to re-nationalize per usual in a few years. $100B for that?
Just because Trump keeps saying it doesn't mean the oil companies are. He's stuck on it because that's the dream Rubio sold to him.
Subsidies will probably come, which just makes this a loss for Americans as the companies still probably won't gain long-term foothold
- Jan 6·edited·1 replyYANDHI
No one is rushing to go in there because its an incredibly risky investment. They're not going to see any returns if they try to expend all these sources reviving the same regime's industry...just for them to re-nationalize per usual in a few years. $100B for that?
Just because Trump keeps saying it doesn't mean the oil companies are. He's stuck on it because that's the dream Rubio sold to him.
Subsidies will probably come, which just makes this a loss for Americans as the companies still probably won't gain long-term foothold
https://twitter.com/vplus/status/2008303674750107988He had talks with oil companies before making his decision to move in though. I think they also made the idiotic assumption that Venezuela would quickly fall into chaos after kidnapping Maduro. Look at how confident other big CEOS like Bezos and Musk were after the kidnapping.
Jan 6https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/2008398145076842856
Undecided
She folded
- Jan 6Nero 92· edited
He had talks with oil companies before making his decision to move in though. I think they also made the idiotic assumption that Venezuela would quickly fall into chaos after kidnapping Maduro. Look at how confident other big CEOS like Bezos and Musk were after the kidnapping.
Looks like they're still talking. I don't industry is naturally convinced about this, and prices are expected to stay low this year.
They'll prob have to end up paying the companies to pay for this.
- Jan 6·1 reply
Welp
Jan 7·1 replyYANDHIWelp
https://twitter.com/ft/status/2008542848753316000do you think its bad that cuba gets oil
Jan 7Jawn HammTrump in his Yeezus-era letting his nuts hang
Welcome to KTT2!
Jan 7·1 replyYANDHILol
https://twitter.com/MeidasTouch/status/2008561622365991143In an era of losers and redpill manosphere, I fear this is just gonna be looked at as Trump letting his nuts hang.
Jan 7- Jan 7·1 replyPlight2
do you think its bad that cuba gets oil
No. They should get any export they wish
My comment was more about US inevitably adding this to its list on Mexico
Jan 7·1 replyYANDHINo. They should get any export they wish
My comment was more about US inevitably adding this to its list on Mexico
i thought it was already on list + didn’t they try with that protest which so obviously astroturfed
- Jan 7EuroNymous
i thought it was already on list + didn’t they try with that protest which so obviously astroturfed
Maybe I’m confused lol
Cartels and narco s*** are def on the list but they weren’t as angry on the Cuban stuff as they were Venezuela I thought
- Jan 7Jawn Hamm
This is some throwback WWI type s***
Yeah, everything screams that so horrible stuff is gonna happen soon.
I heard reporters, experts and people say “I can’t imagine that happening” but it is obvious happening - Jan 7Babaláwo
In an era of losers and redpill manosphere, I fear this is just gonna be looked at as Trump letting his nuts hang.
Watching people treat this as a rap beef, sports game, etc is horrible
- Jan 7YANDHI
No one is rushing to go in there because its an incredibly risky investment. They're not going to see any returns if they try to expend all these sources reviving the same regime's industry...just for them to re-nationalize per usual in a few years. $100B for that?
Just because Trump keeps saying it doesn't mean the oil companies are. He's stuck on it because that's the dream Rubio sold to him.
Subsidies will probably come, which just makes this a loss for Americans as the companies still probably won't gain long-term foothold
https://twitter.com/vplus/status/2008303674750107988Interesting view
- Jan 7·1 reply
Maduros wife deserves an award for most gangster female of the year. If i had a wife like that i wouldnt even be stressing even in such a hard situation