Venezuela a failure of CAPITALISM.

There is an oil-rich country in the middle east(hint: it's Saudi Arabia), American leftists hate this country for many reasons, but the most fashionable reason right now is because some of this country's(hint#2: it's still Saudi Arabia)operatives have apparently assassinated a "journalist" from another country that hates us(hint#3: it's Turkey). The first country I mentioned(hint#4: once again, it's still Saudi Arabia)is pursuing other avenues of revenue generation because they are seeing their profits drop off, and want to be prepared for a future when the oil industry is no longer profitable for them at all. Any signs that Venezuela did anything like that?

Well, you're saying those middle east nations are doing that NOW, but they weren't doing it before, back in 2015-2016 when the price was dropping, were they?

So it's a matter of timing.

Also, Venezuela has suffered 10 years of US sanctions against them, so that plays a major role in Venezuela's ability to diversify its economy. Saudi Arabia and Turkey don't have US sanctions on them, so investing and diversifying their economy with US investment is what makes it possible for them to do that.

Duh.
 
Venezuela failed its citizens due to Socialism.

If the Socialists don’t want more sanctions, cease with the policies that have caused starvation in their country.
 
There is an oil-rich country in the Middle East called Iran. The Americans destroyed its democracy for oil, broke their word about an agreement, and are now trying to destroy it. American habits are not rational even for capitalists.
 
Well, you're saying those middle east nations are doing that NOW, but they weren't doing it before, back in 2015-2016 when the price was dropping, were they?

So it's a matter of timing.

Also, Venezuela has suffered 10 years of US sanctions against them, so that plays a major role in Venezuela's ability to diversify its economy. Saudi Arabia and Turkey don't have US sanctions on them, so investing and diversifying their economy with US investment is what makes it possible for them to do that.

Duh.
As far as sanctions go, see Earl’s post(#182), play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
https://www.ogj.com/articles/print/...alization-of-the-venezuelan-oil-industry.html
And it isn’t a “matter of timing” regarding Saudi Arabia. Obama was taking steps to severely limit where U.S. oil companies could drill, so the companies started drilling on land where they already held the leases(great “fuck you” to Obama, BTW)and before you start whining about why they wanted more areas to drill when they already had all these other leases, it’s because it’s easier to extract there, so shut up. When Saudi saw this happening, THAT is when they started planning. But as I said, it’s not a matter of timing, it’s a matter of reality based business acumen. Chavez was a dumbass who clung to Marxist dogma, and that bus driver maduro is an even bigger dumbass
 
I don't put any effort in??? I admit I don't have to, because most of my stuff is pretty self-evident, but YOU on the other hand seem to have all your responses bound to a macro! Open that pea sized mind of yours and look around!


Yeah, see above. Oil is a volatile commodity, if those people knew how to make their own money, why didn't the economy keep chugging along(albeit at a slower pace)when the bottom dropped out of the market?



Yeah, once again, see above.




See, what did I tell you? You made 3 points that you think are separate, and they all said the same fucking thing.



I am? Here's a little riddle for you to solve(don't worry, I'll include hints because I think you're the kinda guy that might need a couple): There is an oil-rich country in the middle east(hint: it's Saudi Arabia), American leftists hate this country for many reasons, but the most fashionable reason right now is because some of this country's(hint#2: it's still Saudi Arabia)operatives have apparently assassinated a "journalist" from another country that hates us(hint#3: it's Turkey). The first country I mentioned(hint#4: once again, it's still Saudi Arabia)is pursuing other avenues of revenue generation because they are seeing their profits drop off, and want to be prepared for a future when the oil industry is no longer profitable for them at all. Any signs that Venezuela did anything like that?

You don't know anything about Saudi Arabia or the oil business or Khashoggi.
 
As far as sanctions go, see Earl’s post(#182), play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
https://www.ogj.com/articles/print/...alization-of-the-venezuelan-oil-industry.html
And it isn’t a “matter of timing” regarding Saudi Arabia. Obama was taking steps to severely limit where U.S. oil companies could drill, so the companies started drilling on land where they already held the leases(great “fuck you” to Obama, BTW)and before you start whining about why they wanted more areas to drill when they already had all these other leases, it’s because it’s easier to extract there, so shut up. When Saudi saw this happening, THAT is when they started planning. But as I said, it’s not a matter of timing, it’s a matter of reality based business acumen. Chavez was a dumbass who clung to Marxist dogma, and that bus driver maduro is an even bigger dumbass

Oil companies have held leases on public lands for decades. Obama didn't limit them and neither did Bush.
 
As far as sanctions go, see Earl’s post(#182), play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

OK, but here's the thing...you cannot expect Venezuela to diversify their economy if you're placing sanctions on them that would prevent them from doing so.

So all you're doing is perpetuating an issue so you can then complain about that, which is basically just masturbation.
 
And it isn’t a “matter of timing” regarding Saudi Arabia. Obama was taking steps to severely limit where U.S. oil companies could drill, so the companies started drilling on land where they already held the leases(great “fuck you” to Obama, BTW)and before you start whining about why they wanted more areas to drill when they already had all these other leases, it’s because it’s easier to extract there, so shut up. When Saudi saw this happening, THAT is when they started planning. But as I said, it’s not a matter of timing, it’s a matter of reality based business acumen. Chavez was a dumbass who clung to Marxist dogma, and that bus driver maduro is an even bigger dumbass

Dear Idiot,

When you increase the supply of oil, you do what to the price?

When you place sanctions on a nation, how is that nation supposed to diversify its economy with international and/or global investment?

Your problem is that you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. And it shows.
 
I know that. Did obama let them drill in the ANWAR?

What would drilling in ANWAR accomplish? NOTHING. All it would do is exacerbate the problem Venezuela is facing.

So you screech about Venezuela relying on oil production, but then you turn right around and argue for an increase in oil production.

How does drilling in ANWAR increase the price per barrel, and subsequently revenues, for Venezuela?
 
Well, you're saying those middle east nations are doing that NOW, but they weren't doing it before, back in 2015-2016 when the price was dropping, were they?

So it's a matter of timing.

Also, Venezuela has suffered 10 years of US sanctions against them, so that plays a major role in Venezuela's ability to diversify its economy. Saudi Arabia and Turkey don't have US sanctions on them, so investing and diversifying their economy with US investment is what makes it possible for them to do that.

Duh.

Saudi Arabia has slowly turned away from US investment over the past 15 years.
 
OK, but here's the thing...you cannot expect Venezuela to diversify their economy if you're placing sanctions on them that would prevent them from doing so.

So all you're doing is perpetuating an issue so you can then complain about that, which is basically just masturbation.

Placing sanctions on VZ was just kicking them when they are down.
 
Saudi Arabia has slowly turned away from US investment over the past 15 years.

Right, but they get investment elsewhere too.

The sanctions on Venezuela prevent them from securing anywhere near that same investment, which is the point.
 
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