Revealed: VEN-US 65B oil deal, yet another fake narrative

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Zionist media, puppet Trump and Delci closed a "Deal" where 1/5 of Venezuela's oil reserves go to the USA (totaling 65 billion barrels), which would double the USA's oil stock reserves. In this agreement, the USA also promises to invest up to 100 billion dollars inside Venezuela. But the question is: is this story, the way it is being told, true? Or just another fake news from Trump?

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➡️ STAGE 1 – INITIAL PREMISE & LOGICAL FLAW
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# Initially, we see that these declarations do not withstand a cold analysis of numbers, logistics and political timeline. More than a diplomatic feat, everything indicates that this is just another geopolitical smokescreen – and the facts prove this.

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➡️ STAGE 2 – ARGUMENT 1: THE MATH DOESN'T ADD UP
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Firstly, the math doesn't add up. Venezuela has an estimated 300 billion barrels of oil (in total) but that is a perspective of the total to be explored, and not ready oil! 65 billion barrels (would indeed be 1/5 of this total) but the current daily production of Venezuela (even in optimistic scenarios) is around 900 thousand barrels per day. To extract 65 billion barrels at this pace, it would take an impressive 198 years of uninterrupted, daily production, all of it to the USA! Since part of the extracted oil is used by Venezuela itself and also sold to other countries. In other words, we are talking about a volume that surpasses entire generations – a logistical absurdity that reveals the fanciful nature of the promise, because if we look at the world 198 years ago, it was completely different, imagine 198 years from now, obviously this "agreement" will never be fulfilled. Remember that during Maduro's government, for many years (before the US increased the embargoes), almost 20% (1/5) of Venezuelan oil went to the US, in other words: there is nothing new.

The idea that 65 billion barrels of oil will suddenly end up in the US overnight is another lie. Trump and Delci (who carried out a coup d'état and handed Maduro over to the USA: the story of Maduro's Capture is another lie) are not selling oil; they are selling a mathematical illusion.

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➡️ STAGE 3 – ARGUMENT 2: THE $100 BILLION PROMISE IS HOLLOW
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Secondly, the parallel promise of "investing up to US$ 100 billion" in Venezuela is hollow. To date, there is no viable business plan, no signed memorandum of understanding with legal backing, nor proof that these resources actually exist, in cash or committed private funds. To give you an idea, any foreign investment of this magnitude in the USA requires approval from the Treasury, Congress and, in the Venezuelan case, a complete revocation of the sanctions that are still in force – something that hasn't happened and cannot be resolved with a tweet or a political speech. Remember that in the MOU agreement (IRAN-USA via PAK), up to 300 billion dollars were promised to be released for Iran, in the "Gaza Peace agreement" billions of dollars in investment were promised... nothing was fulfilled... and these agreements practically no longer exist.

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➡️ STAGE 4 – ARGUMENT 3: THE REVEALING TIMING (POLITICAL CONTEXT)
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Finally, the timing is revealing: The USA is a dictatorship with a "scissors strategy" between (progressive vs conservative) where elections are used to forge a popular choice that doesn't exist, and in this staged game, the puppet politicians of Zionism survive through submission to the elite that controls them and popularity tests. The "midterms" elections in the USA are approaching, and Trump – who has already been caught in numerous documented untruths – needs to feed his NEOCON base with narratives of "victory" in the geopolitical field: Saying that he "brought cheap oil" and "attracted billions", "We control the Strait of Hormuz" are speeches tailor-made for Americans who feel the impact of inflation on fuel prices, and not to actually solve the world energy crisis.

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➡️ STAGE 5 – PRACTICAL REALITY CHECK
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In practice, the Venezuelan government remains without the operational capacity to honor this demand, extraction infrastructures are dilapidated. What Trump presents as a "great agreement" is, in reality, an old script: using grandiose factoids to divert attention from his own political weaknesses and create a false sense of protagonism.

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🔻 FINAL CONCLUSION
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There is not enough oil in the short term, there is no proven money to invest and there is no legality to execute the plan. There is, yes, yet another political smokescreen. The math and electoral deadlines denounce what the rhetoric tries to hide: this is yet another FAKE NEWS of a VICTORY NARRATIVE.
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Well the truth is life has not improved at all under Trump and things have become more dire both economically, demographically and politically. Trump and his epstein class buddies need to just feed copium to the population like they are winning taking a page out of modi's playbook
 
Venezuela possesses very large oil reserves but it cannot extract large quantities of them because its facilities are dilapidated and it lacks sufficient funding and technology
The United States came along and said to it, in effect:We are bringing in the companies, funding, and technology to repair the fields and extract the oil, and in return we get a large share of the project and the right to purchase a portion of the oil at cost price
The most important points according to the available news
1- The goal is for production from these projects to reach more than 1.5 million barrels per day
2- Private companies are expected to invest around 100 billion dollars to repair the fields and facilities and increase production
3- Venezuela confirms that it will retain ownership of the oil and its sovereignty over it, and estimates that it will receive about 19 dollars per barrel at an assumed price of 65 dollars through royalties and taxes And if we assume a price of 65 dollars per barrel and an approximate cost of 30 dollars, the barrel might be distributed as follows:19 dollars to Venezuela in the form of royalties and taxes Approximately 30 dollars for extraction costs, diluent materials, transportation, maintenance, and recovery of field development investments Approximately 16 dollars in net profits for the American investors Of course, these are not final figures but rather an approximate calculation that aligns with Venezuela's estimate of its share at a price of 65 dollars, and costs may rise or fall from one field to another, which would change the investors' profits and Venezuela's share from profit taxes And assuming the project's success in reaching production of 1.5 million barrels per day and the barrel price remaining at 65 dollars, the approximate annual figures become:
Total sales: around 35.6 billion dollars Venezuela's share: around 10.4 billion dollars Costs: around 16.4 billion dollars Net profits for investors: around 8.8 billion dollars
But these figures represent a scenario of reaching the targeted production capacity, which may take years to achieve, and actual production may be lower due to the difficulty of developing the fields, the deterioration of infrastructure, and fluctuations in oil prices

 

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