US Promises 'Indefinite' Venezuelan Oil Control. Totally Not Colonialism.
The story, buried almost casually, reveals the US intends to maintain control over Venezuelan oil. Let's not mince words: this is a fancy way of saying America prefers its chosen puppets in charge of other nations' natural wealth. For decades, the US has destabilized Latin American democracies, from Guatemala in '54 to Chile in '73, whenever local governments dared to prioritize national resources
over US corporate interests. This playbook is older than your grandad's 'free market' rhetoric. The audacity of declaring 'indefinite control' over another sovereign nation's primary resource, all while propping up an 'interim leader' nobody elected, truly redefines 'democracy promotion.' How many times does a country need to be 'liberated' before its oil production aligns perfectly with
Washington's spreadsheets? One might wonder if 'indefinite' control is simply the polite term for permanent extraction.