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    South Africa is an ongoing topic of concern among the dissident right, which views it as a cautionary tale about the dangers of becoming a minority in your own country. The Rainbow Nation has been largely ignored by the mainstream media since the end of apartheid, but last year Donald Trump scandalized the global establishment...
  • @Anonymous

    The nation’s citizens employ more private security than its police and army combined. Highs walls, razor wire, and dogs are affordable alternatives. According to some estimates, more than half of homes have such security measures.
     
    That probably includes all "homes" in SA. I've lived in Johannesburg for a few years and didn't meet a single white person who didn't live behind a high wall. Most of us lived in "complexes" - which is a walled, gated cluster of residential units with patrolling guards, electrical (non-lethal) fence on top of the wall and private, armed response units on call.

    most South Africans feel unsafe walking around their own neighborhoods after dark.
     
    Not applicable in Johannesburg. No white person walks around their neighbourhood day or night. You walk inside your "complex" to your car and then drive to another secure area. Public transport is mostly informal and completely unsafe for whites.

    Such a crisis, however, could open the door to white independence. In a 2016 interview, Dan Roodt dismissed the possibility that a breakaway effort would be suppressed, arguing that the South African military has become dysfunctional and inept under ANC leadership. “We have always been outnumbered. I don’t think that’s the problem,” he said. “Only other whites could endanger us.”
     
    He's a moron. Small arms infantry are no match for tanks, planes and artillery - "dysfunctional" or not.

    The same global forces that once broke South Africa are working to do the same thing to every Western country. If they succeed, South Africa’s protection racket could await us all.
     
    Worse. If we allow it, the white race will be genocided much more overtly at some point.

    Replies: @dvorak, @Rogue, @Matthias Eckert

    Light infantry can defeat mechanized forces with artillery and air support. Look at the Lebanon War of 2006. And the Israeli military, despite not being nearly as strong as itself and the anglo jew worshipers like to portray it, is much better than the South African.
    Then there is Chechnya were the Russians needed massive numerical superiority and bribes to take control of the country.
    Also possibly it wont be a conflict of Whites versus everyone else but of Blacks vs everyone else as most Asians and Coloureds seem to be discontent with ANC rule too. Furthermore it isn’t unlikely that there will be a lot of infighting along tribal, party, gang lines on the black side. Meaning the numbers won’t be as uneven after all.

    Given the great breakdown in South Africa will actually happen. According to many of it’s prophets it has been 3 to 5 years away since at least 15 years.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Matthias Eckert


    Light infantry can defeat mechanized forces with artillery and air support. Look at the Lebanon War of 2006.
     
    Yes, they were trained and equipped to resist in a nation that supports them.

    I've bolded the important differences.

    For starters: "small arms infantry" is not "light infantry".

  • @Tom Welsh
    @RouterAl

    Although she wears a professional smile, it disturbing that she appears to be handcuffed to the table.

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    She is wearing 2 fragile wristbands. Maybe you just have bad eyes but imagine what a psychologist could interpret into your statement.

  • The Saker: Could you summarize the state of Venezuela’s economy when Chavez came to power? Michael Hudson: Venezuela was an oil monoculture. Its export revenue was spent largely on importing food and other necessities that it could have produced at home. Its trade was largely with the United States. So despite its oil wealth, it...
  • @Vidi
    @Ovidiu


    How that in 20 years the Chavistas have not build a single refinery ?
     
    Because US companies control all the patents on refining Venezuela's heavy sour crude, and the US has refused to license any of this? (I don't know if this is what actually happened, but it's a possibility. Not everything is Chavez's fault.)

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    Maybe Chavez and Maduro are really Alien zoologists on a research trip to earth making an experiment on human (they actually classified us as naked apes) social behavior. (I don’t know if this is what actually happened, but it’s a possibility).

    Because US companies control all the patents on refining Venezuela’s heavy sour crude, and the US has refused to license any of this?

    Venezuelan oil has been extracted for over 100 years. Patents last 20 – 30 years in most countries (in the USA it is 21 years).

    • Replies: @Vidi
    @Matthias Eckert


    Venezuelan oil has been extracted for over 100 years. Patents last 20 – 30 years in most countries (in the USA it is 21 years).
     
    That says nothing about whether the critical patents were still active in Chavez's time. If they were, it would have been easy for the US to prevent him from building the desulfurizing oil refineries.

    (Clearly, the previous Venezuelan oligarchs were too greedy and lazy to do it. Or perhaps the deal was for the US to let the oligarchs enjoy their ill-gotten wealth, as long as they made no attempt to break Venezuela free from being exploited by the US.)

    Maybe Chavez and Maduro are really Alien zoologists on a research trip to earth making an experiment on human (they actually classified us as naked apes) social behavior. (I don’t know if this is what actually happened, but it’s a possibility).
     
    Certainly, but clearer thinkers know that some hypotheses are more probable than others.
  • @Vidi
    @Matthias Eckert


    How does it improve the living of the Venezuelan people when Chavistas use the looted money to buy foreign luxury goods or use looted real estate for their enjoyment?
     
    What if the "looted" wealth was stolen in the first place? Is it morally wrong to steal from a thief?

    And Chavez was certainly not enjoying the loot: he used it to greatly benefit poor Venezuelans. He was not a wealthy man when he died.

    For me the conclusion is that the Chavistas have failed the Venezuelan people.
     
    For me, the conclusion is that Chavez didn't have time to overcome the entrenched oligarchs. It takes many years and generations to educate people and build infrastructure, and it takes longer, far far longer, when the country's oligarchs are fighting your reforms. Even China needed generations, in spite of having defeated its corrupt elites in a civil war. Fortunately, a unified China was too strong for the West to break. Unfortunately, a divided Venezuela was and is too weak.

    Replies: @Vidi, @tac, @Matthias Eckert

    What if the “looted” wealth was stolen in the first place? Is it morally wrong to steal from a thief?

    If you take looted or stolen wealth you should give it back to the rightful owner.

    And Chavez was certainly not enjoying the loot: he used it to greatly benefit poor Venezuelans. He was not a wealthy man when he died.

    Many relatives of Hugo Chavez held or hold political positions. For example one of his brothers was or still is Assistant-Secretary, a son in law was or still is Secretary, his father was governor of Barinas another brother of him later had and may still have the same position. The governor brother is known for his modest yet tasteful lifestyle like wearing several expensive watches at the same time and driving a gold colored Hummer SUV. Higher position in the state of Barinas are said to be almost all held by members of the wider Chavez clan.
    But as long as they wave a red banner and oppose the Yanks that seems to be perfectly fine for many here.

    • Replies: @annamaria
    @Matthias Eckert

    This forum is about the ongoing attempts at regime-changing in Venezuela.

    A recent example of the American promotion of "democracy on the march" is Ukraine. https://www.rt.com/op-ed/443447-ukraine-thuggery-corruption-gangsterism/

    No one tried to refute the corrupt character of the former Ukrainian president Mr. Yanukovitch. But he was democratically elected by Ukrainian people. In 2014, the ziocons had won (the same crowd that you seem have no problems with, judging from your posts). What has been going in Ukraine since the zionized/nazified "liberation:"

    Zionists and banderites have (re)established a tight collaboration: https://www.partiantisioniste.com/en/news/the-neo-nazi-ukraine-allied-with-zionism-en.html

    A civil war has been initiated under a criminally competent watch of the former CIA Director Brennan. https://consortiumnews.com/2018/01/21/a-coming-russia-ukraine-war/

    The level of corruption has increased, while Ukraine has been living off the international bank's tranches and squandering her natural resources to Monsanto and such: https://slavyangrad.org/2015/06/25/black-earth-and-the-struggle-for-ukraines-future/

    The young and educated have been fleeing Ukraine: https://www.stalkerzone.org/mass-emigration-where-ukrainians-go-to-flee-the-consequences-of-the-wests-maidan/

    Old people have been suffering: https://www.stalkerzone.org/ukrainian-pensioners-about-the-fruits-of-post-maidan-ukraine-bury-us-alive-we-have-no-life/

    The Russian language has been banned: https://www.rt.com/news/438852-ukraine-russian-culture-banned/

    Again, what is the source of your infatuation with the chosen boy Guaido?

    , @Vidi
    @Matthias Eckert


    If you take looted or stolen wealth you should give it back to the rightful owner.
     
    What if the wealth was stolen in the first place? Then Chavez did indeed return the wealth to the rightful owner: the Venezuelan 99%.

    Many relatives of Hugo Chavez held or hold political positions.
     
    The nepotism is nothing compared to what the oligarchs routinely do for their relatives and friends. (Or compared to what Trump does.) Can you name a billionaire among the relatives that Chavez appointed to government positions?
  • @anon
    12Matthias Eckert says:
    February 7, 2019 at 11:27 am GMT • 100 Words
    @Matthias Eckert
    Same goes for almost anything else. Why does Venezuela still have gold deposited in the US and Britain? it’s not like these never seized (not to say stole) foreign assets before.

    Just because the Chavistas are enemies of the American oligarchy doesn’t mean the aren’t oligarchs themselves.

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    Chavistas can loot But the loot will remain in country and be used inside the country unless US allows and plans with it to loot and deposit in US. I doubt Chavsitas will be looting . In that scenario, US wouldn't need a coup It already has one . It just needs the money to be deposited which Chavsita would do within a heartbeat because internal Venezuelan safe in the basement is not safe at all.



    Now come back to Panama paper - its where 3rd world countries legalize the loot The loot goes to US UK or Swiss . Pak Pres Nawaz kept billions . Indian corporate looted and stashed billion there. Why does the so called western democrat egalitarian honest just countries dos allows these and profit from it? Will Swiss economy survive oneway without the looted goods? Did Cuba did Chavsta ever use them anyway?

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    How does it improve the living of the Venezuelan people when Chavistas use the looted money to buy foreign luxury goods or use looted real estate for their enjoyment? And what makes you believe Chavistas don’t have bank accounts in Switzerland, Cyprus, Panama or even Britain? Britain had no problem hosting Russian oligarchs (and their money) with close connections to Putin while standing on opposing side to Russia regarding Ukraine, Syria and getting hysterical about a Russian aircraft carrier steaming through the channel.
    Do you think a Russian supremacist and imperialist and judging by his articles The Saker and probably several of his followers here are exactly this, have any problem with Venezuela being looted as long as Mother Russia and not their hated Anglo competitors profit.
    How come that the Bolivian economy, living standard and infrastructure improved substantially under Morales despite also being targeted by the US in a very similar manner than Venezuela. For me the conclusion is that the Chavistas have failed the Venezuelan people.
    Of course much of what the US and its media spreads is exaggerated, if Venezuelan soldiers and their families would be starving and 90% of them opposed to Maduro he would have been overthrown by now. But I know people in Venezuela, some critical of Chavez from the start some followers. All agree that the live has been getting harder for many years. The electrical grid and the whole infrastructure has been neglected for at least a decade.

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    • Replies: @annamaria
    @Matthias Eckert

    Venezuelan people have elected Maduro, not the ridiculous and treasonous Guaido.
    If your chosen boy is so good, why did the Venezuelans show no support for him during the legitimate election process? No wonder that the chosen boy Guaido has promptly gone to pledge his allegiance to the zionized international banking cabal.

    Replies: @tac

    , @Vidi
    @Matthias Eckert


    How does it improve the living of the Venezuelan people when Chavistas use the looted money to buy foreign luxury goods or use looted real estate for their enjoyment?
     
    What if the "looted" wealth was stolen in the first place? Is it morally wrong to steal from a thief?

    And Chavez was certainly not enjoying the loot: he used it to greatly benefit poor Venezuelans. He was not a wealthy man when he died.

    For me the conclusion is that the Chavistas have failed the Venezuelan people.
     
    For me, the conclusion is that Chavez didn't have time to overcome the entrenched oligarchs. It takes many years and generations to educate people and build infrastructure, and it takes longer, far far longer, when the country's oligarchs are fighting your reforms. Even China needed generations, in spite of having defeated its corrupt elites in a civil war. Fortunately, a unified China was too strong for the West to break. Unfortunately, a divided Venezuela was and is too weak.

    Replies: @Vidi, @tac, @Matthias Eckert

  • @Captain Willard
    @Johnny Walker Read

    We just got done conquering Iraq. We haven't stayed to loot the oil. So now you believe we're going to Venezuela to take their crappy heavy oil? It would be easier for us just to build a pipeline to Alberta and import all their cheap, shut-in heavy crude. Mr. Hudson apparently doesn't read Platt's.

    Afghanistan has more minerals than Venezuela. Why are we leaving then?

    This article has many inaccuracies. You accept them at face value, knowing nothing about the oil business. In fact, Venezuela has 10x the refining capacity of Trinidad. And Texaco gave up on it years ago. Heavy Ven crude takes special refining equipment and usually has to be blended with lighter crudes. Oddly enough, Ven. has to import oil for this reason.

    And in 2008, Ven. produced around 2.4 mmbbls/day. Their stated refining capacity is around 2/3 of this figure. PDVSA has raised all kinds of financing over the years including in the US. To say they've been starved of refining capacity or capital is just absolute BS.

    Yes, American foreign policy is a mess. But folks thinking we have designs on Venezuela are just nuts. Meanwhile, Mr. Hudson continues to talk out of his asshole on subjects about which he is manifestly ignorant. Every interview and article is the same : "The US is responsible for all the problems in "fill in the blank"".

    I wish we had the power he ascribes to us. Lately we mess up everything. The best thing that could happen to Ven. is that we invade it bloodlessly, mess it up more and inject $3Trillion into it the way we did in Afghanistan. Sheesh!

    Replies: @Rurik, @anon, @Vidi, @anon, @anon, @RI, @tac, @Matthias Eckert

    The best thing that could happen to Ven. is that we invade it bloodlessly, mess it up more and inject $3Trillion into it the way we did in Afghanistan. Sheesh!

    You didn’t inject 3 Trillion into Afghanistan. You injected 3 Trillion into your military-industrial complex.

    • LOL: Mike P
    • Replies: @Mike P
    @Matthias Eckert

    That "LOL" doesn't mean disagreement - I very much agree, your pithy response just made me laugh.

  • @Anonymous
    @Michael Kenny

    Putin does not need to win, only impose more pain on the US than he himself suffers. If Maduro stays in power, that is a big win for Russia and further proves their ability to stand up the US of A. Venezuela would prove Syria was not just luck but the start of a changing tide. If Guaido eventually takes power, it will have costed the US much more now that Russia is there. A couple old planes and 400 Russian special forces means that the US needed to put 5000 troops in Colombia. When you stand up to a bully, you don't need to win, but to prove it's not worth going after you in the future.

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    I agree but think Putin would prefer a US attack on Iran. That would likely be costlier for the US than an attack on Venezuela. Will weaken Iran which really is competing for influence in Syria with Russia and will send oil and natural gas prices up a lot more than an attack on Venezuela will. With Russia as a net exporter profiting from higher prices.

  • Like I mentioned before, the Venezuelan parliamentary elections in 2015 were won by the opposition, with Guaido winning a seat in that election. Strangely I never came across those CIA trained traitors in Venezuela, neither did any of the Venezuelans I know. Except you consider everyone opposed to the Chavistas a traitor. BTW isn’t it the task of a government to protect its nation from foreign trained and infiltrated traitors? Isn’t a government that in 20 years wasn’t able to clear the countries financial institutions from foreign agents, incompetent and not worth leading a nation. So thanks for making my point.

    But I don’t expect you to really care about this. Given that after I criticize an article as biased and one sided you link, to support that articles views, to the page of the of the very same author. Who seems to be a Russian nationalist pretending he knows and cares what is best for people from Syria to Ukraine to Latin America. And luckily there is Mother Russia ready to defend these people and their interests. Basically The Saker seems no different than the myriad neocon propagandists, just working for another side.

    Just one more question. With all these Russian superweapons The Saker likes to write about. How come Israel and the USA can attack targets in Syria with impunity? When will the superior Russian missiles go into action sweeping the imperialist planes from the sky?

  • @EliteCommInc.
    @Matthias Eckert

    Suppose everything you say is spot on accurate. I am unclear why I need to support meddling in their affairs.


    I suspect we have plenty of corruption, malfeasance, infair practices right here at home.

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    I don’t advocate and American (supposed you are American or British) intervention in Venezuela. I merely wanted to point out that this article/interview one sided and and therefore not better that the bullshit the Murdoch media and their likes are probably spreading lately.

    • Replies: @EliteCommInc.
    @Matthias Eckert

    I don't subscribe the socialist agenda, but I am mindful of the critique that the US is exacerbating an issue that is the internal business of Venezuelans. I support this executive, I support the US. I support our military and intelligence community.

    However, I am loathe to stay silent about another needless intervention, that violates the sovereignty of another state, that poses no threat to the US or in violation of some humanitarian wrong being perpetrated --- and in that the magnitude of which isn't a mist drop case for forceful intervention in Venezuela.

    , @Captain Willard
    @Matthias Eckert

    Exactly. Thanks

  • @mike k
    @Matthias Eckert

    Blaming the victims of US aggression.

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    I try to separate the effects of US aggression from that effects of the Venezuelan governments own failures.
    I agree with what another commentator pointed out. US influence in Latin America is often overestimated. In my opinion by both the “left” who see it as cause of most problems and the “right” who tend to see it positive.
    Certain groups in Latin America tend to ally with the US. But they do this so they can easier to pursue their own interests. For example imho Pinochet would have successfully overthrown Allende in Chile even without US support. Latin Americans aren’t mindless puppets that are controlled and played from Washington. Moscow or Beijing.

    • Replies: @anon
    @Matthias Eckert

    For example imho Pinochet would have successfully overthrown Allende in Chile even without US support"

    This is called softening of arguments and doubt and making room for possible exoneration of US.

    Tomorrow we will hear that Haiti's Aristides would have been forced by Haitian to board plane and leave

    Tomorrow we will know that Honduran president would have been anyways sent to the pasture of retirement by some military without Clinton's ( Mrs this time ).

  • @annamaria
    @Matthias Eckert

    "This interview is a whitewash for the Venezuelan government ... They had 20 years ..."

    -- You are not a child, aren't you? How about the industrial base in the mighty US?
    There is also the US infrastructure, the improvement of which requires some $4 trillion... "They" (the richest country in the world) had how many years?

    Besides, the main point of the article is in a color graph showing % of votes /% of all registered voters.

    Look again at the graph, carefully. What are the numbers for Mr. Guaido? Have not we seen enough of "democracy on the march" and other US-led "improvements" and "humanitarian interventions" in Iraq, Libya, and Ukraine?

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    Despite not being a child I don’t know whats wrong with being a child, as long as the child is well mannered and doesn’t resort to name calling when addressing people with different views.

    Nowhere did I blame the Chavistas for not building a first world infrastructure within 20 years. I blamed them for worsening the situation in Venezuela which they, I have visited Venezuela and have contacts there, did. And they did that despite having the blessing of high oil prices and the USA being busy in the “war on terror” for much of the start of this century.
    Taking down such a topic to a graph seems pretty superficially to me. But even if you believe the Venezuelan elections of 2018 weren’t rigged, even by the official numbers the opposition won the parliament elections in 2015 but Maduro simply chose to ignore the parliament.

    Furthermore I never advocated an american intervention in Venezuela. I also oppose foreign interventions in Iraq, Libya or Ukraine, be them American or Russian.

    • Replies: @annamaria
    @Matthias Eckert

    "But even if you believe the Venezuelan elections of 2018 weren’t rigged..."

    -- Tell us, Matthias Eckert, what Venezuelan elections have been won by certain Mr. Guaido? What exactly makes this miserable puppet into a legitimate contestant to Maduro? http://thesaker.is/venezuela-the-straw-that-breaks-the-empires-back/


    the NED (National Endowment for Democracy), the extended arm of the CIA, has for the last two decades trained funded and infiltrated ‘traitor’ agents into Venezuela, with the goal to assist the opposition to foment unrest, to carry out assassinations and other ‘false flags’, and to simply create chaos and unrest. However, some of these agents are also lodged in Venezuela’s financial institutions, as the Fifth Column, where they sabotage – often with threats – any economic policies that could rescue Venezuela from its economic predicament.
     
    More:

    Both Chavez and Maduro had very little leeway of doing differently what they have already done. Sanctions, boycotts, outside money manipulations, driving inflation to astronomical levels and constant smear propaganda, these predicaments are biting hard. The US has a firm grip on Venezuela’s dollar dependency.

    Last week, Washington confiscated about US$ 23 billion Venezuela’s reserve money in US banks, blocked them from use by the legitimate Maduro government, and, instead, handed them to their US-appointed, puppet, never elected, “president”, Juan Guaidó. – He is now able to use Venezuela’s money in his US-EU-and Lima-Group supported “shadow” government. Will he dare?
     

    , @annamaria
    @Matthias Eckert

    How come that the most corrupt, amoral, and hypocritical profiteers of all stripes have been making "righteous" noises about "very bad" Maduro while supporting the agnus dei Guaido? The puppet has zero political capital in Venezuela but enjoys the well-established connections to the CIA and State Dept. http://thesaker.is/venezuela-the-straw-that-breaks-the-empires-back/

    It seems that you are perfectly content with the US choice of the pliable and ambitious idiot that has never won Venezuelan elections and thus is protected from the accusations in "rigged elections."

    Replies: @tac

  • @Wally
    @Tom Welsh

    Those that sell it need to do so as much if not more than those that buy it. The world is awash in oil.

    Dollars will continue to be gladly accepted as long as other countries central banks do what ours does, if not worse than what ours does.

    Replies: @Vidi, @Matthias Eckert

    46 billion barrels of oil sounds a lot but isn’t so much when considered that the US is currently extracting about 13 million and burning about 20 million barrels a day.
    Besides this I second Vidi. It is an assessment. Even when made in good faith it can be far off the mark for bad or worse. If made to reinforce the fracking hype/bubble it is likely higher than the real reserves.

    • Replies: @Wally
    @Matthias Eckert

    I suggest that you actually read the report, again;

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/arielcohen/2018/12/21/americas-oil-and-gas-reserves-double-with-massive-new-permian-discovery/#c9f319a2c91e

    That estimate doesn't even factor in other massive locations like Alaskan & offshore regions which are confidently assumed to hold enormous quantities of oil & gas.

    If oil was getting more rare & truly expensive then rules of economics which insist that the final cost of it reflect that rarity and expense.

    The world is truly awash in oil. Peak Oil is an old, disproven canard.

    https://www.investors.com/politics/commentary/we-are-not-running-out-of-oil-earth-produces-crude/

    Replies: @bluedog

  • @Matthias Eckert
    This interview is a whitewash for the Venezuelan government. While I don't doubt that the described sabotage and subversion orchestrated by the US the Chavistas are clearly incompetent and corrupt.

    They had 20 years to diversify the Venezuelan economy and failed completely. Instead of decreasing the reliance on oil exports the increased it.
    Most of what was left off the venezuelan agricultural sector got destroyed by handing it to Chavez followers. Similar with almost all other economic sectors. Even the oil production is much lower than it was in 1998 and this is not because of sanctions. They simply didn't invest enough into replacing equipment that got worn out. They had 20 years to build refineries for venezuelan oil in Venezuela, China or somewhere else out of US influence, they didn't.

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert, @mike k, @annamaria, @EliteCommInc., @anon

    Same goes for almost anything else. Why does Venezuela still have gold deposited in the US and Britain? it’s not like these never seized (not to say stole) foreign assets before.

    Just because the Chavistas are enemies of the American oligarchy doesn’t mean the aren’t oligarchs themselves.

    ps. That Anglo habit to start nationalities with a capital letter even when used as adjective is an insult to logic

    • Replies: @Wizard of Oz
    @Matthias Eckert

    As to you PS... What do you say about "that's a typical Labour/Conservative/Liberal policy" or "I prefer Georgian to Victorian furniture"?

    , @Hibernian
    @Matthias Eckert

    Every language has its peculiar rules. Condemning them is worthy only of a junior high school kid.

    , @Ovidiu
    @Matthias Eckert

    Exactly. How that in 20 years the Chavistas have not build a single refinery ?

    Replies: @annamaria, @Vidi

  • This interview is a whitewash for the Venezuelan government. While I don’t doubt that the described sabotage and subversion orchestrated by the US the Chavistas are clearly incompetent and corrupt.

    They had 20 years to diversify the Venezuelan economy and failed completely. Instead of decreasing the reliance on oil exports the increased it.
    Most of what was left off the venezuelan agricultural sector got destroyed by handing it to Chavez followers. Similar with almost all other economic sectors. Even the oil production is much lower than it was in 1998 and this is not because of sanctions. They simply didn’t invest enough into replacing equipment that got worn out. They had 20 years to build refineries for venezuelan oil in Venezuela, China or somewhere else out of US influence, they didn’t.

    • Replies: @Matthias Eckert
    @Matthias Eckert

    Same goes for almost anything else. Why does Venezuela still have gold deposited in the US and Britain? it's not like these never seized (not to say stole) foreign assets before.

    Just because the Chavistas are enemies of the American oligarchy doesn't mean the aren't oligarchs themselves.

    ps. That Anglo habit to start nationalities with a capital letter even when used as adjective is an insult to logic

    Replies: @Wizard of Oz, @Hibernian, @Ovidiu

    , @mike k
    @Matthias Eckert

    Blaming the victims of US aggression.

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    , @annamaria
    @Matthias Eckert

    "This interview is a whitewash for the Venezuelan government ... They had 20 years ..."

    -- You are not a child, aren't you? How about the industrial base in the mighty US?
    There is also the US infrastructure, the improvement of which requires some $4 trillion... "They" (the richest country in the world) had how many years?

    Besides, the main point of the article is in a color graph showing % of votes /% of all registered voters.

    Look again at the graph, carefully. What are the numbers for Mr. Guaido? Have not we seen enough of "democracy on the march" and other US-led "improvements" and "humanitarian interventions" in Iraq, Libya, and Ukraine?

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    , @EliteCommInc.
    @Matthias Eckert

    Suppose everything you say is spot on accurate. I am unclear why I need to support meddling in their affairs.


    I suspect we have plenty of corruption, malfeasance, infair practices right here at home.

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert

    , @anon
    @Matthias Eckert

    1 “Soldiers eat out of garbage cans & their families go hungry in Venezuela while Maduro & friends live like kings & block humanitarian aid,” Mr. Rubio wrote. He then added: “The world would support the Armed Forces in #Venezuela if they decide to protect the people & restore democracy by removing a dictator.”

    2

    In a speech in April, when he was still White House policy chief for Latin America, Mr. Cruz issued a message to the Venezuelan military. Referring to Mr. Maduro as a “madman,” Mr. Cruz said all Venezuelans should “urge the military to respect the oath they took to perform their functions. Honor your oath.”

    3
    Roberta Jacobson, a former ambassador to Mexico who preceded Ms. Aponte as the top State Department official for Latin America policy, said that while Washington has long regarded the Venezuelan military as “widely corrupt, deeply involved in narcotics trafficking and very unsavory,” she saw merit in establishing a back channel with some of them

    4. Mr. Tillerson raised the potential for a military coup.
    “When things are so bad that the military leadership realizes that it just can’t serve the citizens anymore, they will manage a peaceful transition,” he said.

    https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/08/world/americas/donald-trump-venezuela-military-coup.html

    what more do you to see or hear or read before you believe that US had been hyper -focused and heavily engaged and entirely illegally to destroy Valenzuela independence form crony capitalism?

  • @Ilyana_Rozumova
    Main factor here is that US due to fracking become self sufficient, what actually nobody could foresee. Just a bad luck.

    Replies: @Matthias Eckert, @Winston2, @Tom Welsh

    Despite huge increases in domestic oil production in the last years the USA is still the second largest net oil importer in the word (behind China).
    Also the USA is extracting its proven reserves at a much faster rate than any other large producer (a pattern it also had in the past, leading to high fluctuation in its production) so unless new reserves are discovered US production will likely start to decline again within a few years.

    • Replies: @Wally
    @Matthias Eckert

    except:

    The US is sitting on a veritable ocean of oil.

    America’s Oil And Gas Reserves Double With Massive New Permian Discovery
    https://www.forbes.com/sites/arielcohen/2018/12/21/americas-oil-and-gas-reserves-double-with-massive-new-permian-discovery/#60fceb432c91
    exc.:
    “America’s energy security just got a lot more secure. On November 28 The United States Geological Survey (USGS) published an assessment of continuous (unconventional or ‘tight’) resources in a part of the prolific Permian oil and gas basin that straddles Western Texas and Southeastern New Mexico. Located in the Wolfcamp Shale and overlying Bone Spring Formation, the unproven, technically recoverable reserves are officially the largest on the planet.”

    Then add in the rest of the continental US and then Alaska … oil galore.

    Replies: @Vidi