Federico Baldi

Donald, you just wrote the most honest colonial confession of the 21st century. When you say Venezuela must "return" its oil, land, and assets to the United States, you are not talking about law. You are talking about ownership. You are saying, out loud, what empire has always believed in private: What lies under Venezuelan soil belongs to Washington. What grows on Venezuelan land belongs to U.S. corporations. What Venezuela builds for itself is "stolen" if it is not built for you. That is not security. That is naked imperial entitlement. Let us be precise. Venezuela did not invade Texas. It did not occupy Florida. It did not sabotage American refineries or seize American ports. Venezuela did one thing. It took back control of its own oil from foreign companies and tried to build a sovereign project outside the dollar. From that moment, its fate was sealed. Coups. Sanctions. Freezing of assets. Recognition of a fake "president" who never won an election. Now you talk about armadas, blockades, and "terrorist" designations. Everything you accuse Venezuela of, the United States has done on a planetary scale. You talk about drug trafficking. Colombia was your closest partner for decades. You talk about human trafficking. Your own border, your own allies, your own corporations profit from it. You talk about terrorism. Latin America is full of mass graves and dictatorships installed, trained, and armed by Washington. And you dare to call a blockaded country a "foreign terrorist organization" for the crime of refusing to hand over its oil. A blockade is not a policy. It is an act of war carried out with banks instead of bombs. It starves civilians. It denies medicine. It crushes currency. It manufactures the humanitarian crisis you then use as justification for more aggression. Venezuela did not "steal" anything from you. Those oil fields were not born with an American flag on them. What you call "our assets" are contracts that a sovereign nation chose to end. You are not demanding justice. You are demanding restitution for lost privileges. Strip away the rhetoric, and the message is simple: The "largest armada" is not there to defend America. It is there to discipline a country that chose sovereignty. It is a message to every nation in the Global South: If you nationalize, we will strangle you. If you de-dollarize, we will isolate you. If you resist, we will call you terrorists. Venezuela is not the thief in this story. Venezuela is the house that finally changed the locks. And the fact that you call its oil "ours" is all the proof anyone needs that the biggest foreign terrorist organization in this equation is not in Caracas. It is in Washington. @realDonaldTrump