Trump openly discusses controlling oil in Venezuela and Iran, raising urgent questions about sovereignty, empire, and U.S. foreign policy.
The Cuba Crisis Isn’t Ideology — It’s Decades of U.S. Economic Sabotage
Cuba’s economic collapse is not simply ideology at work. Decades of U.S. sanctions, oil restrictions, and pressure on Venezuela have strangled the island’s economy and deepened human suffering.
Dan Crenshaw Schooled by His Own Voters as Town Hall Collapses Under Accountability
Dan Crenshaw faces informed voters who dismantle his talking points on immigration, Venezuela, and accountability in a town hall that exposes performative politics.
The Hidden Link Between EV, Tariffs, Wind Energy, Greenland, Venezuela, and Oil Imperialism
The fight over EVs and renewables exposes how resource extraction still drives U.S. economic and foreign policy.
Young column: ‘Riots!’ in Portland and fake news on Fox
I saw the president call the ABC reporter “fake news.” That’s a laugh. The reporter was asking about his obsequiousness with murderous Saudi dictator Mohammed bin Salman while Don and Eric, aka the Crypto Sibs, do business with his government.
Senator Calls Trump’s Military Strikes “Murder” in Blistering Condemnation
When asked by MSNBC about Trump blowing up boats off Venezuela and Colombia, Senator Ruben Gallego did not equivocate. He said it was definitely murder.
Why gasoline prices are a fraud on us all, and here is the solution that will re-empower us all.
While all reputable and unreputable outlets are instilling the notion of oil shortages in the minds of Americans, not that it is a fraud.
How Western Left Media Helped Legitimate US Regime Change in Venezuela
It’s been a year since Juan Guaidó began his US-anointed mandate as “interim president” of Venezuela. A darker legacy is ignored by corporate media.
Study Linking US Sanctions to Venezuelan Deaths Buried by Reuters for Over a Month
Even worse than being the “resistance” to Maduro is that Reuters has often made itself the “assistance” to politicians like Rubio.
There’s Far More Diversity in Venezuela’s ‘Muzzled’ Media Than in US Corporate Press
Although Venezuela is hardly immune from state censorship, it is a gross distortion to claim the country is “now subject to frequent information blackouts.”