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US seizes Venezuelan oil — 300 billion barrels, no speeches, no excuses, raw power in 2025.
When Washington openly says “we’re keeping the oil,” geopolitics enters a new era. This video breaks down the Venezuela oil takeover and why it matters far beyond Caracas.

A sitting leader is removed, tens of millions of barrels are redirected, and control replaces diplomacy. This analysis follows the chain reaction: from military force, to energy logistics, to long-term control of revenue and infrastructure. Venezuela’s collapse is not treated as ideology, but as a capacity failure that invited intervention.

We examine how oil production fell from millions of barrels per day to a fraction, why sanctions froze output, and how chaos turned resources into a vacuum. From Washington’s perspective, oil under collapse creates instability — and instability invites control.

The video also explores the system behind the move: securing resources, restarting production with foreign capital, and managing revenue “temporarily.” History shows that whoever controls oil during chaos shapes the future that follows.

This is not just about Venezuela. It sets a precedent for how power may treat resources — oil today, data or water tomorrow. Watch closely to understand how global power is being rewritten in real time.

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CHAPTERS

0:00 — Introduction
1:30 — “We’re Keeping the Oil”
3:10 — Venezuela’s Collapse
4:45 — 300 Billion Barrels
6:20 — Force Before Diplomacy
8:10 — Oil, Power, Control
10:00 — Private Capital Enters
11:45 — Global Reactions
13:00 — What Comes Next

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