The anutopen argument is not about who, but how. I absolutely believe Trump has the authority to pardon Hernandez. But to say he is cracking down on drug traffickers and then pardon Hernandez is “interesting”.
There were some protests against
1/3 of Venezuelans have left the country, for a country not at war it's a huge Diaspora. Not even the Americans who hate America have left in such numbers.
I don't understand how this is a response to my post you quoted.
Oh I see you split responded. Thanks for clarifying.
They used to but it has now dropped below 2 million per day. It's been that low for years.
Yes bc you don’t really ever say anything. You just type a few words here and there and make everyone guess.
Biden pardoned a lot of people who were questionable. Would you like me to list them all?
I hear they were looking for another country to send troops to defend their pansy azzes
I used to have a neighbor that was ex-special forces. He was involved in some real hairy stuff all over the world. He said the French military was the best he ever worked with. He said their problem was the politicians.
Chevron is seeing a nice bump today. Global investors don't agree with your outlook for the country. It takes a lot of money to move Chevron up 5%.
Just pointing out who is actually in charge on the ground there. It may work out fine, but it may not. All the players there hate us. Chevron is already there. They helped prop up Maduro. We will see if other companies want to rush in. It's going to take some stability and a willingness on the part of the Communists still in charge to let profit flow.
They stayed as committed as possible to VZ and have a massive leg up on any other US firm there. Makes sense that if anyone gets a bump it's them. Needs to be a long term play though - nothing is going to settle out in the short term.
They've been in the country since 1923 ck. Most Venezuelans wouldn't recognize their country without Chevron's involvement. It's not the bump it's the size of the bump. And of course it's going to take time to settle out....duh.
Read the WSJ the last couple of days and get back to me on that. Since you called me dumb, it's "you're" not your.
Indeed. Will be interesting to see how many other firms make a long term investment there having to go up against Chevron. That plus "fool me once, fool me twice" will spook a lot of investment.
You failed to read my 13 word post. I doubt you read the whole Wall Street Journal article either.
My brother lived in the neighborhood with a guy who was ex-special forces. He said the same thing. What blew me away was the number of nations he had done things in that no one has a clue about.
Venezuela has nationalized the oil industry twice I believe. The people in charge there now were part of at least one of those.
I read your post. Read all of the WSJ coverage on this and get back to me.
