US Offers to Reimburse Exxon for 'Liberating' Venezuela's Oil
According to The Hill , Trump floated the idea of Uncle Sam essentially writing a check to corporations like Exxon if the U.S. 'liberated' Venezuela. This isn't charity; it's a public subsidy for private conquest, straight out of the 20th-century playbook. The U.S. has a long, documented history of destabilizing governments abroad—from Chile to Iraq—specifically when their policies interfere with
American corporate interests, especially oil. Remember when the narrative shifted from 'humanitarian crisis' to 'seize their oil'? The irony is breathtaking: while ordinary Americans struggle with soaring gas prices, our leaders discuss a nationalized bailout to ensure big oil's profits in a hypothetical Venezuelan regime change. We're told endlessly about the sanctity of property rights, but
apparently, only when those rights belong to multi-billion dollar corporations, not sovereign nations. How many American families will see a direct 'reimbursement' for their own economic struggles this year?