Exxon CEO "Venezuela today, it's uninvestable" (X & meme)

[underpants]

Link to tweet

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[chicoescuela]

1. Cracked the job. 100% correct

[Deuxcents]

2. I'm shocked 😳 All those tax incentives for oil companies to expand their production and exploration

And they’re gonna need more at the expense of our healthcare, education and other civil services so, yeah..go get Iceland and Cuba and the rest of the hemisphere. What a 💩show

[Aussie105]

3. He is right.

To make it work, there would have to be a major military presence, and a huge investment in infrastructure.

As always, the Bigly Brained Trump concept falls apart at the detail level.

But gosh! Someone said NO to Trump?
Expect grumblings and repercussions!

Move onto the next topic - Greenland!
Same thing, the details scupper the Trump dementia Bigly Brained idea.

The sad thing isn't Trump himself, it's not unusual for someone his age and poor physical health to be this way.
The sad thing is that America never saw this coming or made serious moves to prevent this.

[Jim__]

4. I'm sure the US tax payer will guarantee their investments.

[Raven123]

7. Bingo. "Durable Investment Protection" is code for socialized losses and privatized profits

We pay so they profit. Dems need to spotlight this plot

[gulliver]

5. NPR was saying Chevron never left Venezuela

So they're about the best bet if anyone.

[applegrove]

6. Translation: It is not viable to keep the socialists running things there. We need

to nation build with all that entails and failed in Iraq.

[2naSalit]

8. Because...

We can't do any of that unless we are fully funded by taxpayers and we just can't do it without the death squads.

[Munu]

9. Exxon CEO angling to get US taxpayers to pay to rebuild the oilfield infrastructure ...

... and then turn it over to Exxon.

That's what I'm getting from this.