Trump Wants Venezuela's Oil? What a Shocking Coincidence!
According to the mainstream narrative, Trump's campaign against Maduro is driven by a deep, sudden passion for freedom and human rights. This newfound moral clarity always seems to strike when a nation happens to be sitting on the largest proven oil reserves on the planet. From Iraq in 2003 to Libya in 2011, the 'democracy deficit' of resource-rich nations consistently triggers a humanitarian
intervention reflex in Washington. One might almost suspect US foreign policy has a highly selective concern for human rights, one that spikes dramatically when petroleum is involved. The consistent pattern of applying crippling sanctions, backing opposition figures, and then lamenting the resultant instability only seems to pave the way for 'stabilization' once US-aligned corporate interests can
access those resources. It's not about democracy; it's about control, cloaked in concern.