Trump's 'Drain the Swamp' Plan: Funneling Venezuelan Oil Profits to Corporate Pals
Mainstream media frames Trump's potential move to 'leverage' Venezuelan oil through companies like SLB as a savvy political maneuver. What they won't tell you is that 'leveraging' often means carving up another nation's resources for corporate gain, usually after years of crippling sanctions designed to destabilize the government in power. Remember the 'humanitarian crisis' narrative that
justified sanctions on Venezuela, conveniently paving the way for foreign resource exploitation? This isn't about 'freeing' the Venezuelan people or 'restoring democracy'; it's about shifting profits. One might wonder if the 'swamp' candidate simply aims to redirect the flow of oil wealth from one set of hands to another, ensuring that US-based corporations are always at the feeding trough. The
cyclical policy of sanctions followed by 'resource management' appears to be a consistent feature, regardless of who occupies the White House.