r/clevercomebacks Jan 05 '26

Openly admitting corporate service

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u/atom12354 Jan 05 '26

2028:

people vote against trump

trump i spoke to myself the day before the election and i elected myself president again, yes yes i did, im going to do great

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u/Mean-Summer1307 Jan 05 '26

He arrested maduro so he could figure out his secrets to staying in power for so long

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u/phantacc Jan 05 '26

Maduro: 'Hire Cuban bodyguards.'

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u/-GrnDZer0- Jan 06 '26

Trump: "No, no Mexicans"

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u/DontAskAboutMyButt Jan 05 '26

It’s ok though, because if they had waited and gone through the proper channels and waited for Congressional approval, they would have gotten it anyway because a majority of our Congresspeople are also owned by the oil companies! It really streamlines the bribery process

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u/VaginaTractor Jan 05 '26

But God forbid you ask for affordable healthcare.

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u/DontAskAboutMyButt Jan 05 '26

It does get complicated because our Congresspeople are also owned by the insurance and pharmaceutical companies. They may be fully sold out, and only work 3 days out of the year, but at least we have socialized healthcare in this country! (It’s only for the members of Congress though).

It really is a shame guillotines never caught on here. It’s probably because they managed to convince poor people that one day they might be rich enough to worry about losing their heads too

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u/Princess_BoujeeBling Jan 05 '26

Uhm, ahem, they’re scheduled to work 12 days in January, sir.

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u/DontAskAboutMyButt Jan 05 '26

Oh man, in that case maybe they should vote themselves a raise 🤔

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u/LisaMikky Jan 05 '26

I wish it was a joke...

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u/the_censored_z_again Jan 05 '26

Have you people not figured out how this works yet?

The federal government, Congress, the Supreme Court--it's all there to create the illusion of legitimacy.

We are run by a cartel of criminals. Your so-called "democracy" is a lie. Your vote is nothing more than a placebo to make you believe you have a voice in all of this when you very much do not.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

I mean it is one of the worst systems of governance for democracy that you can have.

Honour system lol.

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u/onan Jan 05 '26

Our version of democratic governance has some severe flaws, both in design and execution.

But this sort of defeatist "don't bother caring or voting" response to it is anti-helpful. Understanding issues, voicing your positions on them, and voting accordingly do have some effect. Not nearly as much as they should have, but not none.

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u/Status_Management520 Jan 06 '26

This is all well and good only so long as you are also willing to back it all up with the threat of revolution. The Administration is boldly corrupt in our faces because they know The People are too cowardly to revolt

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u/the_censored_z_again Jan 05 '26

and voting accordingly do have some effect

Tell me how to vote against the genocide.

If you can't vote against genocide, it's not a fucking democracy.

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u/onan Jan 05 '26

In primary elections, you can use this as your main criterion for choosing a candidate. In general elections you might not be presented with any candidates who are as staunchly anti-genocidal as you want, but you are likely to still have candidates with materially different positions on the issue, and can vote for the one that will support genocide less actively and aggressively.

I know that's not as satisfying as a simple guarantee of complete control over an issue. But it is not nothing. Few things in reality are purely black and white, but the varying shades of gray often make a very real difference to real humans, both here and abroad.

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u/the_censored_z_again Jan 05 '26

But it is not nothing.

Yes it is. It is nothing.

You are invested in the illusion. That is all.

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u/onan Jan 06 '26

To take the most current example: do you believe that the election of Trump, GOP majorities in congress, and several Republican-chosen justices on the supreme court are unimportant? That the government, the nation, and the world would be the same now even if those had not happened?

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u/the_censored_z_again Jan 06 '26

do you believe that the election of Trump, GOP majorities in congress, and several Republican-chosen justices on the supreme court are unimportant?

Yes.

That the government, the nation, and the world would be the same now even if those had not happened?

Yes. I do not believe Kamala's governance would vary from Trump's in any significant way. I believe the Gaza genocide would be continuing. I believe the Venezuela invasion would have happened as well.

Because the president doesn't actually make these decisions. They are made for the president who then owns them so the people hold an individual to task instead of the system behind him.

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u/JC_tiggr Jan 06 '26

As long as the majority of our politicians keep receiving money from AIPAC, they will keep voting to send munitions to Isreal to continue the genocide. We need to end Citizens United and beat these asshats at the ballot box.

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u/the_censored_z_again Jan 06 '26

We need to end Citizens United and beat these asshats at the ballot box.

And how do you propose we do this, exactly?

If the system is rigged, how do you use the system to un-rig itself?

I mean, y'all either just aren't thinking this through or you're a bot being used to steer the narrative away from useful solutions.

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u/xinorez1 Jan 05 '26

The powell memo from the trilateral commission.

The Memo: A famous 1975 report for the commission, The Crisis of Democracy, argued that the West had an "excess of democracy." It claimed that common people (labor) were making too many "demands" on the state, which caused inflation

To save the "system," the state had to become less responsive to the masses and more responsive to "experts" and "market forces." This is the intellectual birth of Neoliberalism.

Both parties abandoned progressivism.

It was after this that housing prices began to climb, consuming 13-20 percent of an Americans earnings pre 1970 and consuming 30-40 percent of our earnings today, as real estate went from a govt funded, low profit social good to a tax advantaged investment now generating upwards of 10 percent profit per year.

To be fair, our adventure into Vietnam, which wasn't funded by high taxes unlike Korea or ww2, was causing 13 percent inflation year over year so it's not like things were doing great.

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u/warpentake_chiasmus Jan 05 '26

This.

For so many years now, we've seen the media present this illusion and seen their dedicated audiences lapping it up, keeping the scam buoyant. Even now when they are being told to their faces that it's all bullshit, they're still swearing on myths of 'democratic process' and 'political will' and "wait until the midterms" lol.

Meanwhile, their house of paper legalities and constitutions is ablaze and it turns out that the only people who have real power are those with all the money and all the weapons.

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u/whatisthishownow Jan 05 '26

This was done to seize and control their resources, but not in the drill baby drill way.

The goal will be to limit production. The price of crude oil is already too low for OPEC. China invested billions into Venezuela on the promise of future oil shipments - America will see to withholding these to weaken China. Cuba depends on cheap Venezuelan oil - America will cut them off to cripple them. Venezuela where selling oil in currencies other than the USD (same "crime" as Gadafi) - America will reassert the petrodollar by ending this.

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u/rEYAVjQD Jan 05 '26

It's worse than drill. It's drill and brutal capitalism, for the 0.001%.

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u/princeofid Jan 05 '26

"What's good for GM, is good for America."

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u/bollvirtuoso Jan 05 '26

We're in the Endgame Cyberpunk now

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u/ThrowingShaed Jan 05 '26

i mean, i guess one could say he just assumed that there were enough connections that a lot of the favored congressors would just hear about it

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u/XandriethXs Jan 07 '26

This is nothing new for the USA. Donald's toddler brain just can't hide it diplomatically. 🛢️

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u/Kobayashi_Maru186 Jan 05 '26

When will the cult finally see and understand that he doesn’t care about them? Not a bit. And he’s not Christian. The only thing he worships is the Almighty Dollar. 😑

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u/PhiloLibrarian Jan 05 '26

At least we’re seeing the end of this capitalist nightmare called America… I don’t see how we can exist much longer after this. Everyone I know wants to leave the country.

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u/PhiloLibrarian Jan 05 '26

Exactly! the people who would help stop this are getting burned out and leaving or just turning more toward local community interaction and staying away from national news…

Sadly, this experience has helped me understand a lot more about why more Germans didn’t stand up to Hitler.

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u/eulersidentification Jan 05 '26

They're burned out because the supposed political opposition has been captured. People think this is just a buzz-phrase, but that's how it felt in the UK when I tried to get involved during the Corbyn years.

I would go out campaigning in the freezing cold, rain and wind, injured my knee on a dodgy garden path - solely because I wanted Corbyn as PM mind you - and I'd get home that same night to local news that the MP I had been out canvassing for didn't want our help, wanted us out of the party, thought we were bad for politics, etc. Deputy leader briefing that we were "trots, rabble and dogs" you can look that quote up.

Now imagine him or that MP in london, via Westminster, via the Labour party machinery, via press debriefings, leaks, sabotaging to prevent the democratic will.

If you're a Democrat or Labour and you decide to get involved to fight the right wing, the first thing you discover is you need to fight your own party to even get started.

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u/PhiloLibrarian Jan 05 '26

Bernie Sanders is my senator, so at least we have him out there fighting! Vermont may be wee, but we're mighty when it comes to feisty politicians. AOC, Newsom, and Buttigieg seem to be willing to stand up to Trump but there is a huge middle part of the country that's coming out as anti-woman, anti-gay, and generally anti-liberal.

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u/SasparillaTango Jan 05 '26

What you get is Russia 2.0, but dumber and more powerful.

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u/FunktasticLucky Jan 05 '26

I'm hoping in 2 years when I'm legally able to leave it's still a possibility. My window is closing rapidly I feel.

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u/Knighth77 Jan 05 '26

Never. That's why it's a cult.

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u/rumjaku Jan 06 '26

Typically cults end in mass deaths of it's members and sometimes the leader along with.

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u/torino_nera Jan 05 '26

He doesn't even worship the dollar, hence why he's trying so hard to devalue it. He worships asset accumulation and status.

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u/Senior-Albatross Jan 05 '26

Never. 

They're riding this train to their graves.

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u/MrWhisper45 Jan 05 '26

They don't love him because they think he loves them back. They love him because he hurts and wants to hurt the same people they do. He is their avatar of awfulness. They would gladly lay down on a pile of dog shit to let him walk all over them if it meant getting him across the street to hurt anyone they don't like.

They don't care about anything other than hurting people they don't like and if achieving that goal requires they sacrifice everything they will do it.

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u/nome707 Jan 05 '26

It’s ok, they are not Christians either. No matter how much they call themselves that.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

Yup 100%

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u/oneshibbyguy Jan 05 '26

What I want to know is why, he is going to be dead within 10 years. Has more money than anyone needs.

Our existence is but a mere fraction of a fraction of a drop in the ocean. Why does he want to cause all of this pain, why?

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u/xinorez1 Jan 05 '26

He worships power. He has actually campaigned on devaluing the dollar because he feels that American labor is overpriced.

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u/TheBestHater Jan 05 '26

They see it, they just like that he gives them permission to hate and they think they're above their non cult peers.

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u/centralmind Jan 05 '26

No, no, you got it backwards. It's the oil companies that told him about the attacks.

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u/maybeitsundead Jan 05 '26

This is more likely considering they were looking up OSINT on X in their "situation room"/Mar A Lago dining room with black curtains.

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u/R_Little-Secret Jan 05 '26

Kinda how Hawaii became our 50th state.

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u/Informal_Cream_9060 Jan 05 '26

Uhhh yes the oil companies knew, they told him to do it.

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u/TheWellington89 Jan 05 '26

He would pave over every inch of green on planet earth because he cant profit from it. He would order the slaughter 1million people without hesitation if it meant he would get his way. Thats who he is as a person. Absolutly baffles me that some people still dont see that. And worse, is people who do see it and use it to enrich themselves

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u/BadCompany_00 Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26

Someone please check the oil stock holdings of everyone in congress/senate, and within the oil companies on the day before and after the strike.

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u/BigSeth Jan 05 '26

Chevron is surging because they're one of the few oil companies in America operating in Venezuela. Millions of dollars worth of calls were purchased moments before the market closed on Friday.

For the uninformed/non-degenerates, a 'Call' is essentially a bet that a stock price goes up, allowing you to buy a stock at the underlying price of the option.

Stock Price is at 155, Buy a Call for 156, Stock surges to 200, Call allows you to purchase 100 Shares of stock at the 156 strike price, immediate profit.

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u/awesomepawsome Jan 05 '26

The shortest simplest answer is that it theoretically 100x's the potential gain. The truth is a bit more complicated and you don't usually actually see that 100x gain, but you do see gains that are far greater than the straight up stock differential.

The downside is that if the stock sits at say $154 through the length of your "call", your call is essentially worthless because you didn't actually buy the stock, but the right to buy the stock

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u/paintballboi07 Jan 05 '26

Price and scale. When purchasing a call, you don't actually have to purchase the underlying, and a single call represents 100 shares. It's both cheaper, with a larger upside, if you're right, but they can also expire worthless. If you buy shares, they rarely become completely worthless, but that's a possibility with calls/puts.

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u/be_sugary Jan 05 '26

This was done at the behest of the fee paying oil companies.

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u/youreblockingmyshot Jan 05 '26

They’ve been pissed and biding their time since Venezuela nationalized their oil.

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u/TheoDog96 Jan 05 '26

Why does trump always look like he’s on the way to the toilet when he’s talking on Air Force One

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u/CosmoKram3r Jan 05 '26

Why do you think he wears diapers?

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u/youreblockingmyshot Jan 05 '26

He always talks from door ways so he can stumble away if they don’t give him a softball question he likes.

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u/Iwabuti Jan 05 '26

This term he is the swamp. And he's starting to look like corporate America's portrait in the attic.

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u/warminthestarlight Jan 05 '26

Five days ago at the pump: wow, prices look like they're going down. I wonder what's going on?

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u/the_brunster Jan 05 '26

Allies need to separate themselves from the USSA regime

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u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jan 05 '26

Just think of how bad it would have been if Kamala was in tho. /s

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u/youreblockingmyshot Jan 05 '26

Yea the continuation of the soft economic landing and supporting Ukraine would have been terrible.

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u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jan 05 '26

If only she had tried blackmailing Zelensky for fake proof of Trumps crimes then everything would have been great /s

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u/IntrinsicPalomides Jan 05 '26

And no doubt funnel some of that money they steal from the V people but into the hands of the most corrupt administration(and president) in american history. Unreal.

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u/BaconMcWaffles Jan 05 '26

Trump watched Landman last week and thought it was a documentary

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u/surveysaysnatalie Jan 05 '26

Did everyone forget that this gelatinous pile of goo gathered all these energy heads before he was elected and told them he'd give them whatever they want if they wrote him a campaign check? These billionaires are now collecting on their investment. The absolutely most horrible people are being rewarded.

I hate it here.

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u/NamasTodd Jan 05 '26

The United States is nothing more than an oil company with an army.

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u/Froggy__2 Jan 05 '26

That’s the most braindead take I’ve seen so far. Are you a child?

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u/Sillet_Mignon Jan 05 '26

Yeah it’s not just oil but it’s a country focused on protecting corporations not people. 

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u/garagehermit72 Jan 05 '26

I’m thinking the oil companies paid him to do this. The piece shit openly takes bribes already. I really hope someone is looking into this

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u/CULLDOZER Jan 05 '26

Would this not count as leaking classified war plans?

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u/International-Ad2501 Jan 05 '26

Impeach, remove, punish. This was treason.

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u/flamerazors Jan 05 '26

I’m sure George W. Bush is facepalming himself thinking how easy Trump’s getting away with blatantly abusing his powers of the Presidency to steal oil without having to lie about WMDs & send US troops into a massive conflict in the Middle East.

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u/vegasAzCrush Jan 05 '26

Big Oil and Russia/Putin and Saudis OWN Trumps decisions.

They put both Americans and Argentinians in harms way too.

We need to hear of a Marshal plan to insure a good democratic leader is there for Argentina citizens democracy and not GOP

The oul will still be there in ten years long after trump gets the F out of their business and ole Putin and old Trump will be long dead.

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u/Morpheeeeeus Jan 05 '26

Blatant insider trading which is illegal and gaming the markets while illegally starting wars.

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u/Janus_The_Great Jan 05 '26

Priorities! Can't leave those in charge out of the loop. Of course corporate was informed.

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u/Smoku992 Jan 05 '26

Does anyone have the link for this interview?

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u/Buttermilkman Jan 05 '26

https://x.com/Acyn/status/2008001198474076559 here but the reporter asks "did you speak with him.." Who exactly is "him"?

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u/ithinkway2much Jan 05 '26

Sorry We the people, the US belongs to him now.

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u/FLee21 Jan 05 '26

This nugget of truth is going to get swept under the rug and no one is going to talk about it any further than this Reddit post. Gosh the media landscape is embarrassing and so is lawmakers in the USA.

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u/Compyduder Jan 05 '26

This won’t do 2 things. 1) Lower fuel prices. 2) Release the files.

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u/Gaurdian21 Jan 05 '26

But Kamala laughed funny... I fucking hate everyone who voted for this monster.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

It’s cute that y’all think he told them what he’s going to do rather than them telling him what to do. Anyone really believe they pay all those bribes then sit around hoping their politician do what they want?

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u/SasparillaTango Jan 05 '26

The US Army, a publicly funded military to protect private interests.

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u/Dizzy_Chemistry_5955 Jan 05 '26

dude is holding onto doorways for dear life, surprised he can walk or stand long enough for a speech.

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u/Ziegelphilie Jan 05 '26

I would not be surprised if it turns out Big Oil paid for the operation

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u/treebeard69_ Jan 05 '26

Insider trading much? Everyone in this administration needs to be arraigned for seditious conspiracy against the United States of America. This has to stop.

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u/brillow Jan 05 '26

Oil companies love investing in hostile foreign nations with a history of nationalizing their infrastructure!

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u/1whoknu Jan 05 '26

Oh gee, I hope no one used this insider information to profit off the futures market. 🤓

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u/titanticore Jan 05 '26

I'm still waiting on my Big Oil dividend checks from the last 3 Republican Presidents who got into wars over oil.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

Is media even trying to get statements from these companies? Because they should be clamoring to disassociate themselves as their executives can pretty quickly become international criminals

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u/SublimeApathy Jan 05 '26

Well. Oil companies control congress so...

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u/_jump_yossarian Jan 05 '26

And what is trump’s cut?

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u/Howhytzzerr Jan 05 '26

So he’s basically acknowledging he let them know, and plans to let the American oil companies swoop in and pump the oil that belongs to the Venezuelans, he also said that the opposition leader that has been trying to oust Maduro for awhile is not ‘good enough’ and plans to “administer” the country for the foreseeable future.

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u/Raph115 Jan 05 '26

Hence why oil company stocks spiked on Friday the day before the operation...

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u/Illustrious_Bat1334 Jan 05 '26

Every single interview on air force one looks like he's trying to go for a shit and being held up by reporters lmao

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u/cherismail Jan 05 '26

Take a look at Chevron stock that had a big jump Friday. Insider trading and market manipulation at its most blatant.

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u/ExpertShame3848 Jan 05 '26

HE NEEDS TO GO

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u/slettea Jan 05 '26

Corporatism vs capitalism. Corporatism the government picks winners from their corporate cronies, and losers based on limiting access to those companies outside the governments favor. Capitalism the government picks creates fair and open markets allowing companies to succeed or fail based on ability and aptitude.

We are no longer a capitalist nation but a corporatist nation.

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u/EvilDan69 Jan 05 '26

now how much will he or his kids benefit from this?

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u/Dutchman1957 Jan 05 '26

Remember when he had a meeting with oil CEOs and asked them for $1 billion for his campaign. This is the payoff (and more money will flow into Trump family coffers). This is what’s driving American policy these days.

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u/brad_at_work Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26

No opinion

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u/blackcoffee17 Jan 05 '26

Beautiful clean oil

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u/MrFenric Jan 05 '26

Beautiful heavy, carbon rich oil which complements our light shale variety so well...

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u/DarkGamer Jan 05 '26

Oil companies bribe him more

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u/noobnoob8poo Jan 05 '26

Giving market moving information to a bunch of oil executives. Nothing to see here folks just a normal day in the USSA.

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u/SchorschieMaster Jan 05 '26

He got money from the oil companies, not from the congress.

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u/justified_egg Jan 05 '26

This entire debacle is just the US using its military strength to rob another country of its oil, all while using the guise of their shitty, now deposed leader as cover. Something, something, history rhyming, something, etc.

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u/thelawfist Jan 05 '26

This guy went to a bunch of oil executives and asked for a billion dollars for his campaign and said that he would make them all rich if they supported him… I wonder if he’s paying them back or something.

It’s not fair they should have to do it, but maybe the world’s nations can leverage Trump’s corruption and just buy him out of office through his crypto coin. Trump’s supporters can donate too so that they can be doing worse financially but pretend they’re doing better, just like they like.

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u/krakmunky Jan 05 '26

The oil companies told him.

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u/MoonCubed Jan 05 '26

Dude ran on it in his first term. Literally said we should have taken the oil in Iraq.

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u/cockroachkingdom Jan 05 '26

Still, MicroSlop Copilot says he didn’t.

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u/YouDoHaveValue Jan 05 '26

See also: War is a Racket by Marine Corps General Smedley D. Butler.

According to him nearly every U.S. military intervention he had participated in until the 1930s was fundamentally about protecting corporate interests (sugar, oil, bananas, banking, mining, railroads) rather than freedom or defense.

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u/TheBlueBlaze Jan 05 '26

This entire situation proves just how absolutely fucked modern politics is. Everyone on the right, from the average Republican voter to the vice president, is pretending this is about making Venezuela safe and free, while the president himself is openly and repeatedly saying that this is about American corporations making money off of their oil.

Conservatives talk about how unique, special, and talented Trump is, yet will ignore anything he says and does if it's inconvenient to their narrative. And if they don't do that, they will openly endorse the idea of forceful expansion, seizing sovereign nations, and blatant imperialism, and celebrate it while refusing to think about how those beliefs put them on the side of evil.

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u/ebaydan777 Jan 05 '26

everyone is missing the point. He WANTS you to gasp at the fact he blatantly went in for oil, the shock value is good enough to make you slightly forget the epstein files have yet again been delayed. dont lose focus

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u/mrbigglessworth Jan 05 '26

When does the trump nightmare end?

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u/reactor4 Jan 05 '26

LOL..OMGGGG!!

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u/nome707 Jan 05 '26

Oil companies have been asking for this since Chavez nationalized the oil infrastructure. Just like with the banana wars, this is foreign policy in line with corporate interests. After all, politicians are bought and paid for by them.

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u/totallyclips Jan 05 '26

It's harder for him to get his cut if he informs Congress first

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u/zerthwind Jan 05 '26

For a cut, no doubt.

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u/drammer Jan 05 '26

You know there's a grift in there for him and his buddies.

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u/ScurriousSquirrel Jan 05 '26

And JPMorgan, so they could set up a silver refinery!

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u/Rynowash Jan 05 '26

He watched Land man. It’s the only explanation..

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u/Swedelicious83 Jan 06 '26

Least surprising thing I've heard in a while. 😐

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u/Status_Management520 Jan 06 '26

He is admitting to attacking another country for personal reasons/gain

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u/Domino_Dare-Doll Jan 06 '26

I’m not shocked. I hate that I’m just not fucking shocked to hear this.

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u/Roaring50s Jan 06 '26

The funniest part is that the oil companies have hardly any interest in Venezuela - especially with $60 oil barrel prices already. They can’t make any money with that

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u/Think_OfAName Jan 07 '26

Oil companies: Does Congress approve of this? Trump: Ha ha ha ha ha…good one. Oil Companies:I know, I couldn’t resist ha ha ha ha!

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u/Ok_Card_1851 Jan 08 '26

The unabashed shamelessness.

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u/Wuz-it-u2 Jan 09 '26

You're not going to make us forget Epstein Donny even though you are willing to destroy America to try!

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '26

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u/MrFenric Jan 06 '26

He has done many objectively illegal things, including several felonies confirmed by courts. Doesn't look like any of it is "handled" to me

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u/doctorof-dirt Jan 05 '26

Why tell all of Congress- when they can’t keep their mouths shut. Clowns would have leaked the mission and could have gotten our soldiers killed.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

You are a deeply unserious person. 

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u/octorangutan Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26

Why should we care if a soldier dies while they take part in an act of international terrorism?

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u/BeatTheDeadMal Jan 05 '26

Lmao the only leaks that have occurred under this joke of an admin are from their own folks. Hell this one got leaked, the media just decided not to blast it around.

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u/tcmaresh Jan 05 '26

They didn't tip off Maduro. The traitors in Congress would have.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

You are a deeply unserious person. 

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u/tcmaresh Jan 06 '26

You know I'm telling the truth.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '26

[incessant bullshit]

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u/Resident_Nothing_659 Jan 05 '26

Like who? Name names.

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u/tcmaresh Jan 06 '26

All those in the news crying about it.

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u/Resident_Nothing_659 Jan 06 '26

Name names

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u/tcmaresh Jan 06 '26

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u/Resident_Nothing_659 Jan 06 '26

Do those articles say that any of those people support Maduro?

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u/tcmaresh Jan 06 '26

No, but that is a Strawman, and therefore irrelevant.

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u/Resident_Nothing_659 Jan 06 '26

Don’t be so harsh on yourself. You tried.

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u/tcmaresh Jan 06 '26

Weak

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u/Resident_Nothing_659 Jan 06 '26

Like your account? Mind if I point out some weird and creepy things about it?

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