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I love Trump,it’s just one endless comedy show.

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Elected reflects electorate.
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>>539739190

is he wrong about our resources supplies?
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Thanks to the bleeding hearts america has been banking it's petroleum and rare earth reserves while eating up the rest of the world's. The day the global order collapses we will simply abandon environmentalism and exploit the resources we've been keeping pristine.
Did china?
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>>539739190
He's such a retard lmao
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>>539739190
Only his supporters believe him. He's basically talking to them. He knows he's on borrowed time with Israel.
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>>539739190
TRUMP 3028
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>>539739190
Yeah the US will not run out of oil, this doesn't mean you will have cheap oil.
Americans really want for it to be a luxury to be able to use their car just because they cannot stop sucking jewish cock.
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>>539739633
I also wonder who will be the first one to have restricted access to oil and gas. Protip it's not going to be the government
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>>539739190
He doesn't if he loses the middle east.

But it is Trump he doesn't care he only cares about his bank account and having his ego stroked.
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>>539739190
>We
Kek
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Sometimes I wonder what the US would be like if people didn't vote for it to die with Reagan and Bush and Trump
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>>539739190
Maybe for the military. Those boats and tanks WILL have diesel. Everyone else can get fucked. Don't forget to pay your taxes.
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>>539739766
The US, the actual land has more oil than the middle east. Waaaaaaay more oil.
Not talking about stuff in barrels, stuff in the ground.
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>>539739190
I tend to avoid coarse language due to my religious upbringing, but Trump is increasingly coming across like a retarded faggot.
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>>539739893
no we don't

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_proven_oil_reserves
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>>539739190
Tell me something fun. What would happen if suddenly venezuela exploded with no reason. That could be bad for the oil supply.
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>>539739190
>>539739355
I just checked.
>Yes, the U.S. could technically supply enough total volume of oil to meet its basic needs.
The only reason the U.S. imports oil is because they can refine it and export it.
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>>539739408
>Did china?
Nah~ President Trump will sell us oil at a discount.
The best U.S. president ever.
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>>539739893
so burgers are too retarded to get it out of the ground?
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>>539739893
We have sweet crude. Great for gas. We don't have heavy sulfer which is for diesel snd jet furl. Our refineries are set up for heavy crude. We can't process most of our oil. We get it from Canada, Venezuela Mexico and West Asia. That's the big problem.
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>>539739838
What happens when our military is able to function at full capacity and everyone els is out of resources? Do we win and own the world?
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>>539740029
Rather fuck up the environment of the rest of the world first.
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>>539739190
and asia has billions of locusts who invaded and use that oil
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Petrodollar is done for
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Oil is abiotic.
There is no need to pollute the earth with solar, wind farms and related high kva transmission line eyesores.
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>>539740063
>What happens when our military is able to function at full capacity and everyone els is out of resources? Do we win and own the world?
Who's paying for it? Are people in the army getting paid in hopes and dreams in this scenario?
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>>539740063
How about you start with Iran and then we can talk again
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>>539740191
Plunder!!!
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>>539739190
Wait until he finds out there's other types of engines that don't need gas
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>>539739190
....m
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>>539740174
Mercury is abiotic
Not like those damn biotic solar panels
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>>539739893
China can belt and road Siberian oil fields for pennies on the yuan any time they want. Russia will take the money. They're not gonna run out of gas.
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>>539740581
Russia has refineries?
>checks sat
Uh sweatie....
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by ‘we’ he means exxon and chevron who will sell it to china anyways, with some kickbacks to orange golem
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>>539739190

He’s terrified. I would be too. I mean I am already uncertain what the future brings. But the fate of billions on your back?
No thanks.
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>>539740267
they certainly will once they find out they aren't being paid. time to go take whatever they want from the stores in town
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>>539740063
>What happens when our military
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>>539742235
Looks like a couple of patriots to me
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>>539739190
I thought we only had 47 days left of oil, what was all that about? Did the media lie again?
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>>539742443
oil reserves is not the same as oil production and refinement
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>>539739443
he's done more for you than your parents though
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This is all I care about. His cult is unfathomably retarded and love it when he lies to them. The average migger reads at a 3-4th grade level.
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>>539739408
Nah those retards switched to nuclear and hydro and other stuff.. wait...
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>>539739355
It only matters if we have nationalized oil production. As it stands, oil gets sold on the global market for maximum profits. So while American oil companies might be profiting, the American consumer is still forced to pay $4-5+ per gallon of gas.
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>>539739190
WE don't
WE don't have anything
Corporations own all the US oil and they'll sell it to the highest bidder
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>>539742576
Complaining about it is not gonna change anything. Might as well have fun with Trump instead of being upset about it.
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>>539739408
Explains why theyre no longer protecting endangered animal species anymore
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>>539739190
Yes.

This is why China engages in state planning to try to mitigate its energy imports.
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>>539740063
>what happens when [fantasy scenario]
yeah buddy you did it, now get in the goy box
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Doesn't matter if it's 20 bucks a gallon - it's linked to the petrodollar market price. Of course, Trump could nationalize the oil industry and end this, as there is indeed plenty of domestic oil, but that will come at a loss of national influence.
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>>539739355
Unclear if shale fracking will continue much longer. Regardless it's mostly light sweet which our refineries aren't built to work with
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>>539739190
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPihxPZ6QYw
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>>539742576
Adjusting for inflation, Obama was at $5.68
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>>539739190
They didn't until Trump & Biden gave them whole Russia
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>>539742933
>Of course, Trump could nationalize the oil industry and end this,
What do you mean "of course?" The next bullet shot at him wouldn't miss if he even tried it.
>But anon, America will collapse!
Those execs will need to SEE America collapsing to even think about changing, and by then it's too late.
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>>539743027
Most importantly, building a refinery takes years. If America gets short on oil we'll have maybe a few weeks, a month with some stretching, to get shit going again. It's like trying to build a raft to save yourself from drowning.
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>>539743027
>light sweet which our refineries aren't built to work with
Light sweet is the easiest shit to refine.
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>>539739766
The US has the largest oil basin globally in Texas (it covers parts of New Mexico and Mexico too).
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>>539739355
Is this the first step of disclosure of abiotic oil?
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>>539739190
technically true since the Dept of Energy reclassified basically every kind of combustible fuel as "energy."
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>>539742724
>nationalized oil production
You know this would be seen as communism.
So Trump could never do that.
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>>539743959
retards will never be able to accept that oil is not made of dinosaurs and fossils
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>>539739190
>We have more gasoline!
Gas is $5.25 at the pump, sir!
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>>539744003
>You know this would be seen as communism.
Because it is, the petroleum sector actually meets customer demand in the US so there's no logical reason to nationalize it.
>Oil is expensive!
It's cheaper than it was in 2008.
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>>539744053
It doesn't have to be. If we nationalized our oil, we could sell to Americans at-cost and then sell to the world for monopoly pricetag.
In fact, the proceeds from the export might be so high, we'd pay off the national debt in a couple years, and we could even lower domestic prices to a below-cost point, subsidized by the export.
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>>539739190
my car is diesel. I can make diesel at home. checkmate atheists
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>>539739190
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kbkysPTnHc
Social media has primed an environment where this type of degeneracy is not only accepted, it thrives. Social media desensitizes and radicalizes even moderates into believing heinous and abhorrent behavior is acceptable under the correct context. Spend just 5 minutes on Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, you will find hordes of these deranged people. They exist among us. The FBI knows about them but never acts until it is far too late. Western society is on a one-way fast track to collapse as long as social media continues to destroy minds and decay the culture.
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Distraction: success
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>everybody relax it's just like George Bush remember? Remember iraq
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>>539739190
Why is no one in the crowd wearing miga hats?
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Trump could tell you the sky is blue on a sunny day and you'd think this was new info and of course he gets the credit.
This orange nigger is the greatest grifter in American History.
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>>539744126
>diesel
Everyone in Australia should drive electric cars.
Most of Australia is a dry, hot desert; if you built a few more solar power plants, you wouldn’t need to import any diesel.
Free solar energy is being wasted.
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you dont hate this retarded timeline enough, it can't burn down soon enough
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>>539744593
but I want to pollute the planet so that every dies :)
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>>539744688
>so that every dies :)
Trump is helping you make that wish come true.
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>>539739190
Nobody tell him about the minerals
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>>539739976
Memezuelan refineries were hit with the quake already tho
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>>539744815
based. everyone must die!
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>>539739190
Breaking news retarded bug who has no gas claims he knows more about gas than an American republican of which all the major oil companies on earth have at their beckoning


In other news bugs are fucking bugs
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>>539739893
>The US, the actual land has more oil than the middle east. Waaaaaaay more oil.
>Not talking about stuff in barrels, stuff in the ground.
migger retard
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>>539742887
Captain Khork!
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>>539739190
>knows the reality of the situation
>tells Americans any old lie they'll be happy hearing
>everybody is happy (for the moment)

how can he keep succeeding with this 'technique'
most burgers 100% see through this, right?
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>>539745058
We got Venezuela oil easy
>they shoulda had a nuke
Next stop
CANADA!
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>>539745202
Isn't Venezuela's oil shit or something? or it needs a different refinery method?
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>>539739190
holy shit, he's back doing these faggot rallies, that's how you know it's completely fucked
GOVERN THE COUNTRY YOU PIECE OF FUCKING SHIT OR RESIGN
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>>539745218
It's heavy sour, which is what the majority of the US is set up to handle as it's what is dredged out of Canada too.
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>>539745191
He's technically telling some truth that the Americas has a lot of oil. But the real truth is that it would cost more to get and refine that oil than they could sell it for. So yeah, it's deception at the end of the day. And it's making people reliant on oil companies and on a non-renewable source of energy
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>>539745191
By the way, who is the Korean girl in your pic related?
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>>539739190
>he lied as easily as he breathed
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>>539745357
Sulfuric acid bout finna be cheaper than free water
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>>539743807
>building a refinery takes years.
interesting, they have been saying that for 50 years. figured they might would have got started on that by now
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>>539743807
>If America gets short on oil
The US has the most refining capacity of any country globally....
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>>539739355
The oil in the ground belongs to the corporate landowners, not the US government. So no, not really. Unless Trump does a Stalin type revolution and seizes private property to put it under government control.
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>>539745202
>Venezuela oil
There is a problem with Venezuela’s oil itself.
Venezuela’s oil is heavy crude, which is extremely viscous.
You need to use a heavy-crude refinery to produce usable gasoline, and the production costs far exceed those of light crude from the Middle East.
The Americans have their own light crude; refining Venezuela’s heavy crude is costly and pointless.
Moreover, Venezuela, with its dire economic situation, has no way to produce or refine more oil.
The only country in the world interested in Venezuela’s heavy crude is China.
That’s because we have a huge number of heavy crude refineries.
Trump wants to make money, so he has to sell the oil to us no matter what.
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>>539739893
>The US, the actual land has more oil than the middle east. Waaaaaaay more oil
What's the point of just making crap up like this that can be refuted within about 30 seconds of googling?
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>>539739355
I don't understand why are americans so clueless? The fact its not "your" oil aside and that's its privately owned, do you not know that there are types to oil and its not one thing?
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>>539745713
Waaaaaaaaay more.
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>>539743939
No, that would be Venezuela.
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>>539739355
>is he wrong about our resources supplies?
Yes. Our oil reserves will last another 10 years at the rate we're depleting them. The only reason they aren't already depleted is because of fracking.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_proven_oil_reserves

Before fracking, our oil production was falling rapidly. Fracking basically gave us another 20 years. Which is why we're trying to take over all the oil producing countries before it's too late.
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>>539745690
>The only country in the world interested in Venezuela’s heavy crude is China.
60% of the US refineries are set up for heavy sour crude. Including the Valero Port Arthur & Corpus Christi refineries which were specifically built to refine Venezuelan crude before they did their retarded nationalization.
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>>539739190
>1000 years
This country is going to collapse in < 5 years.
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>>539745781
No it's the Permian basin. Venezuela has more in multiple basins, mainly coastal.
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>>539740063
>our military is able to function at full capacity
Nigger you lose wars to rice farmers and dessert goatfuckers.Come down.
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>>539745285
Kek based
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>>539745850
Yes, this is probably true
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The whole party stops when the hydrocarbons run out. China went heavy into renewables, the US accidentally their whole manufacturing so now they’re doing last minute imperialism to capture other hydrocarbon reserves. They got Venezuela sure but now it seems like more reserves are getting locked up. Iran isn’t selling that much. Kuwait, Bahrain, Iraq aren’t selling anything, UAE very little. Saudi Arabia was doing okay with their 5mil bpd pipeline until Houthi’s started blowing that up the other day plus Aramco refinery. Ukraine blew up most of Russia’s refineries and they banned diesel exports. The US will be out of its own sweet crude in 10 years give or take which just means less oil for the global market. Things don’t look so hot guys can anyone recommend good Chinese battery powered excavators? Or will the lights go off too
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>>539745828
The issue is cost and production capacity.
First of all, Venezuela’s economy has collapsed.
Many of its refineries are dilapidated and lack sufficient refining capacity.
As a result, Venezuelan crude oil must be transported to the United States to be properly refined.
Shipping costs and wages for U.S. refinery workers would result in higher prices for finished gasoline.
The problem is that the U.S. has better and cheaper light crude oil domestically, so oil companies have absolutely no reason to refine the more expensive Venezuelan crude.
They can simply use domestic U.S. crude oil.
This makes it completely uneconomical for U.S. refineries to refine Venezuelan crude.
So oil companies simply don’t want to do it.
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Who cares about Chyna? Send those jeets back.
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>>539740003
>I just checked.
You checked production not reserves. Trump claimed we had 1,000 years of oil. It's actually ten years. We're producing 14 million barrels a day. That's 5 billion barrels a year. Even if we had Venezuela's oil reserves, it would still only last 60 years.

The real problem isn't that Trump is lying. It's that MAGAtards believe him.
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>>539745743
They're kept ignorant and retarded by the most totalitarian information control system on the planet. Americans are ironically the worst informed people about America. Everyone else has to deal with the reality of them being mentally diseased nigger faggot worshipping kike slaves on a daily basis.
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>>539746141
Anon labour is a incomprehensibly minor factor in refining costs, it's mainly automated and the refining capacity of Venezuela is irrelevant as everyone (other than Cuba) only buys their crude, as gasoline is a cunt to transport and has a limited shelf life.
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>>539746279
>only buys their crude,
The problem is that the United States simply has no need for Venezuelan heavy crude.
Under normal circumstances, this heavy crude simply cannot be sold; to generate profits from sales, oil prices must remain above $100 for an extended period.
Apart from Cuba, the only country that actually needs to buy Venezuelan crude is us.
This is because the United States simply does not need any more oil.
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>>539743027
>>539743807
Shitskin inbred retards. /pol/ is nothing but inbred low IQ shit colored seething mutants, seething chinks, vatnigs, and leftypol bunker troons of the lowest of low IQs.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapier/2026/04/05/debunking-a-persistent-myth-us-refineries-cant-handle-shale-oil/
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>>539746433
The US invested in a series of heavy refineries in Texas specifically to handle Venezualan oil. The US is built to handle this oil that nobody else can.
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>>539746211
>The problem isn't X. It's Y.
hi JeetPT
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>>539746433
>Under normal circumstances, this heavy crude simply cannot be sold
It's Venezuela's largest export.

Heavy sour is in demand internationally, but it has a narrower selection of countries who want it as you need specific refineries for it, the US is one country that buys heavy sour because the majority of their refineries are set up to manage it, including some specific refineries that were purpose built to refine Venezuelan crude.

Those refineries actually have a greater refining capacity than the entire nation of Venezuela. But are also owned by Saudi Aramco.
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>>539739355
yes and no. it doesnt have oil on hand but can get it if it needs it. the oil price reflects this
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>>539745058
>another inbred seething shitskin with a negative IQ
Shocking!
https://www.aogr.com/web-exclusives/exclusive-story/u.s.-holds-most-recoverable-oil-reserves
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>>539746491
The question is, how are you going to make money?
This oil is too expensive; it’s not cost-effective to export it or use it for domestic oil reserves.
Of course, if Iran were to completely destroy the entire Middle East, the United States and South America would virtually monopolize the global oil supply chain.
Oil prices would remain at $200 per barrel for the long term.
But by then, the global economy would have already collapsed, so perhaps no one would need that much oil anyway.
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>>539743027
>which our refineries aren't built to work with
Then they should probably build the fucking things.
I fucking hate it whenever this excuse and "but it would take years to build!" as an excuse to just never do it.

So we should just be the worlds bitch instead because it's easier!
Until it's not, then we're double fucked!
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>>539746622
>This oil is too expensive; it’s not cost-effective
It is... It's literally the only thing that keeps Venezuela solvent.
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>>539746659
I recall that shortly after Venezuela surrendered, the U.S. government resumed Venezuela’s oil exports to China.
This was because China was virtually the only country in the world willing to buy Venezuelan oil.
Now, the oil crisis has led to an increase in Venezuela’s customer base.
However, Venezuela’s oil refining capacity is very limited, and since it produces high-cost heavy crude, it will be difficult to alleviate the oil shortage.
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>>539740028
The actual story is China has a massive oil stockpile. To the point where they are making a heavy switch to coal use and shutting down export refineries.

China is the one that can flex the market at will now by turning on and off the faucet. At least under these current conditions. It has become a hidden oil player despite not being a producer. They managed to sneak an economic gun into the room along with Iran. This diminishes Irans power though as now China is a flex point and China can flex back because much of this hidden oil came from them.

China wins by collecting an extreme amount of acorns and gearing its industry to be able to respond to such a crisis to were it can be weaponized.
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>>539746745
>, Venezuela’s oil refining capacity is very limited
Because you don't refine the crude you sell internationally you fucking retard.... It's refining capacity is only relevant to it's domestic market and Cuba, and it's only relevant to Cuba because their refinery is fucking shit.

As I've pointed out to you multiple times, the US already has purpose built heavy sour refineries, which can handle Venezuelan crude.
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>>539739190
What a stupid and dangerous thing to say .
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>>539746577
Rofl. The article is from the "American oil and gas reporter". It is from 2016. Has no source. And the number is based on theoretical possible future undiscovered fields.

Basically, it's bullshit. Kys kike.
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>>539745690
heavy crude is used for diesel, retard
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>>539746817
The actually most hilarious part of this is India was actually perfectly positioned to accumulate crude from Russia over the timeframe they were buying it for Rupees (which is basically no cost to them and useless on the international market) but they just immediately sold it on or used it leaving them shit out of luck in an actual oil crisis. They could have been in the same position as China but were just too short sighted.
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>>539740174
This is a lie.
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>>539746938
And can still be refined into gasoline, just takes specialized refineries which the US is largely built on as they handle a lot of heavy sour, including all the shit Canada produces.
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>>539746854
>As I've pointed out to you multiple times, the US already has purpose built heavy sour refineries, which can handle Venezuelan crude.
I know.
I just have serious doubts about how high its production costs are.
U.S. oil companies wouldn’t do business at a loss; if they want to make money, they have to keep oil prices high over the long term.
Otherwise, no one would buy Venezuelan oil.
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>>539747021
>I just have serious doubts about how high its production costs are.
They already economically refine heavy sour crude you fucking retard....
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>>539747070
>economically
I hope this trend can continue even when international oil prices fall.
It would be terrible if refineries were to suffer losses because oil prices are too low.
American businesspeople are the kind who, for the sake of short-term gains, would not hesitate to shut down factories immediately.
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>>539747176
>It would be terrible if refineries were to suffer losses because oil prices are too low.
Labour is not the leading cost in refining, they need to spend more on plant maintenance than on labour.
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>>539747230
>they need to spend more on plant maintenance than on labour.
I remember that Venezuela’s refineries were forced to shut down precisely because of a long-term lack of maintenance.
The reason was that Venezuela’s Chávez forcibly nationalized the refineries owned by U.S. oil companies, but he had no idea how to maintain the facilities, so they eventually had to be shut down.
He could have resolved the issue through negotiations to lower royalty rates and by providing technical training to the workers.
Just like Saudi Arabia.
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>>539739190
>bragging about his steam engine
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>>539746916
OH, I didn't know I was conversing with the 50 year old pedophile that wants to fuck his own underage niece. Post your address, and I'll shoot you in your face. 100% serious. Why is it always the most mentally ill dysgenic failures at life (you) shilling for a foreign power?
>According to a November 2010 report from the Congressional Research Service, which surveyed existing
government estimates, the United States’ technically recoverable oil resource base totals 162.9 billion barrels.
>That’s enough oil to sustain our current rate of production for the next 62 years. If domestic production was increased to replace all imports from the Persian Gulf, our own oil would still last for about 50 years.
>America could also have far more conventional crude oil. We’ve never fully explored our own lands, but whenever we look for oil, we tend to find more. Estimates for offshore oil have now more than quadrupled. Onshore, Alaska’s Prudhoe Bay was originally estimated between 1 and 5 billion barrels, but has already yielded more than 16 billion barrels and is still producing over a half million barrels each day.
https://www.epw.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/f/c/fcde39d7-8b28-4da8-adaa-17db6c09c84b/BF9D594B66EBA773D15F23EC2FEC547786CB6ADB4C2DD1862C0C90B6D44D8B5A.fact-sheet-oilreserves1.pdf



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