Remember when we sumarily removed nicolás maduro from running Venezuela – a country he stayed as head of even after losing the last election in a landslide? Remember that we allowed his second-in-command, Delcy Rodriguez, to stay in office (very questionable, but that’s what we did).
So how is that working out?
From Ben Kew’s article at thegatewaypundit.com:
Chevron is importing approximately 250,000 barrels of Venezuelan crude oil per day into the United States, according to company officials.
The increase follows recent developments in Venezuela after the recent capture and extradition of socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro from his palace in Caracas.
The country’s new leadership is now cooperating with the U.S. on a variety of matters, including the opening up of its oil markets.
That’s how it’s working out.
I’m sure you know that, because our wonderful, “neutral” mainstream media have provided major coverage of the fact that not only is Venezuela once again a key energy partner with the United States but, by all indications, its people (the ones who did not vote for maduro but got him anyway) are thrilled with the change in leadership/the change in direction.
Or did they?
Tell me: when was the last time you saw or read a report on the tremendous, positive turnaround in Venezuela that occurred only because President Trump acted.
Try to remember one. Take your time.
