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FOSSIL FUEL CHECKMATE: THREE UNDECLARED WARS WITH ONE GOAL-SCARCITY
Ukraine, Venezuela, and the Gulf are being sold as separate events. They are not. They are strategic moves toward one goal: fossil-fuel checkmate, planned decades ago by oligarchs who profit when rival oil and gas leave the market. First came Ukraine: a U.S.-armed proxy war that wrecked Russian pipelines and refineries and took Russian gas and diesel off the European system.
The Transnational Technocratic Machine: Class War Behind the Flags - Global Research
The story sold to populations is that the United States, China, Russia, and Iran are locked in geopolitical rivalry, each building separate military-industrial systems to confront the others. That narrative conceals the deeper structure. The weapons carry national markings. The technological base that makes them possible does not. Semiconductors, sensors, power electronics, microcontrollers, RF components, machine tools, and industrial equipment move through the same global commercial networks.
The Transnational Technocratic Machine: Class War Behind The Flags
Above photo: Politico. How a Shared Global Technology Supply Chain Serves Transnational Elites Against Workers Everywhere. The story sold to populations is that the United States, China, Russia, and Iran are locked in geopolitical rivalry, each building separate military-industrial systems to confront the others. That narrative conceals the deeper structure. The weapons carry national markings. The technological base that makes them possible does not.
Judge Affirms Venezuela’s Maduro and Flores’ “Right to Defend Themselves is Paramount”
Protesters outside Manhattan federal courthouse where kidnapped Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is on trial. [Source: Photo courtesy of Gloria Guillo] The pre-trial conference of kidnapped and incarcerated Venezuelan political prisoners, President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, was held on March 26 at the Southern District of New York court in Lower Manhattan.
Judge Affirms Maduro and Flores’ ‘Right To Defend Themselves Is Paramount’
Above photo: Supporters of President of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro hold signs and shout during dueling protests outside a federal courthouse where he appeared before a judge, in New York City, March 26, 2026. Olga Fedorova/EPA/Shutterstock. The pre-trial conference of kidnapped and incarcerated political prisoners Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and first lady Cilia Flores was held on Thursday, March 26 at the Southern District Court in Lower Manhattan, New York.
Low Cost of Anti-Parasitical Drugs in Nicaragua Compared to U.S. Underscores Difference in Two Social Systems
[freepick.com] Nicaragua remains in the crosshairs of U.S. regime-change efforts, along with Cuba and Venezuela, as President Donald Trump boasts of his administration’s goal to remove “Marxists” from Latin America. This inflammatory rhetoric is repeated endlessly despite the fact that Nicaragua actually has a mixed-economy that recognizes, and even encourages, through low interest loans, grants and infrastructure, the expansion of private businesses, small farms and home ownership.
Every Voting Tech Hack Washington Claimed Venezuela Did Was Invented In Ohio
Every voting tech hack that Washington claims was “invented in Venezuela” was discovered, demonstrated, and documented in the United States years — sometimes decades —before Smartmatic even existed. Full Stop.
Fentanyl Gets Cheaper, Venezuelans Get Bombed
The U.S. war on drugs remains what it has long been. Not a public health strategy, not even a serious global interdiction campaign, but a political weapon aimed at adversaries. In October 2025, the United States cut a deal with China to reduce tariffs on imports tied to fentanyl — the synthetic opioid responsible for more than70,000U.S. overdose deaths annually.
Fentanyl Gets Cheaper, Venezuelans Get Bombed
The U.S. war on drugs remains what it has long been: not a public health strategy, not even a serious global interdiction campaign, but a political weapon aimed at adversaries. In October 2025, the United States cut a deal with China to reduce tariffs on imports tied to fentanyl — the synthetic opioid responsible for more than 70,000 U.S. overdose deaths annually.
Trump’s Venezuela Escalation Is All About Oil
The hypocrisy peaks with U.S. banks laundering billions in cartel cash while Trump vilifies Venezuela’s “narco-terror.” On October 16, 2025, Donald Trump’s second term ignited a reckless campaign against Venezuela, greenlighting covert CIA operations, deploying 4,000 Marines and F-35 jets to the Caribbean, and launching strikes on Venezuelan vessels that have killed more than 27 people—all framed as a fight against drugs and migration.
Unmasking Imperial Hypocrisy: Trump’s 2025 Venezuela Escalation Is a Sham for Oil
On October 16, 2025, Donald Trump’s second term ignited a reckless campaign against Venezuela, greenlighting covert CIA operations, deploying 4,000 Marines and F-35 jets to the Caribbean, and launching strikes on Venezuelan vessels that have killed more than 27 people—all framed as a fight against drugs and migration. This is no noble mission: It is a recycled imperial plot to seize the world’s largest oil reserves, draped in fabricated threats.
No Kings, Only Oligarchs: The Foundation Money Behind The ‘Grassroots’
Above photo: No King’s Day rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, October 18, 2025. Jeremy Kuzmarov. A Color Revolution At Home? This is the second part of a series on No King’s Day—Jeremy and Gloria. Movements like Indivisible and No Kings brand themselves as grassroots campaigns to curb authoritarian power, rallying under slogans like “No Kings” to demand accountability.
With Its Former President Gone, Will the Southern Poverty Law Center Return to Its Roots as Genuine Civil Rights Watchdog?
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) brands itself as a civil rights watchdog. Founded by Morris Dees, Joseph Levin and Julian Bond in 1971 in Montgomery, Alabama, it gained a favorable reputation in liberal circles in the 1980s for filing civil lawsuits for monetary damages on behalf of the victims of violence from the Ku Klux Klan (KKK).
Venezuelans Re-Elect President Maduro Despite U.S. Organized Coup Attempt
Gloria Guillo | CovertAction Magazine – TRANSCEND Media Service 30 Jul 2024 – Sanctions are a misnomer when it comes to Venezuela. Here, the U.S. isn’t “just” illegally punishing a nation-state to effect regime change by withholding necessary resources and key inputs that cause food shortages, grave illness, death and economic instability.
Venezuelans Re-Elect President Maduro Despite US-Organized Coup Attempt
Above photo: Apnews.com. Sanctions are a misnomer when it comes to Venezuela. Here, the U.S. isn’t “just” illegally punishing a nation-state to effect regime change by withholding necessary resources and key inputs that cause food shortages, grave illness, death and economic instability. In Venezuela, the United States is also committing racketeer-level crimes against its people for not handing over their sovereignty and oil to Washington’s oligarchy on a silver platter. That is a serious charge.
Maduro Wins Venezuelan Election Despite U.S.- Organized Coup Attempt
It was clear going into the vote, from Maduro’s massively attended political rallies, that he remained their favorite. Sanctions are a misnomer when it comes to Venezuela. Here, the U.S. isn’t “just” illegally punishing a nation-state to effect regime change by withholding necessary resources and key inputs that cause food shortages, grave illness, death and economic instability.
Venezuelans Re-Elect President Maduro Despite U.S. Organized Coup Attempt
Sanctions are a misnomer when it comes to Venezuela. Here, the U.S. isn’t “just” illegally punishing a nation-state to effect regime change by withholding necessary resources and key inputs that cause food shortages, grave illness, death and economic instability. In Venezuela, the United States is committing racketeer-level crimes against its people for not handing over their sovereignty and oil to Washington’s oligarchy on a silver platter.
45 Years After Its Revolution, Nicaragua Presents a Better Way Forward
Managua’s Plaza de la Fe July 19, 2024. The Sandinista government arranged the celebration’s seating into the shape of a heart to show how love is the prime motivation for revolutionaries.
45 Years After Its Revolution, Nicaragua Offers the World a Better Way Forward
On July 19th, the people of Nicaragua and more than 700 international guests and official delegations from nations around the world celebrated the 45th anniversary of its revolution against the United States-installed puppet dictator, Anastasio Somoza, and the re-assertion of its sovereignty and independence.
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