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21. Because the real threat to the empire isn’t Maduro. It’s the idea that nations like Venezuela, Iran, or China can exist outside Washington’s control. And that’s why Venezuela matters.

20. None of this is about helping Venezuelans. If Washington cared, it would lift sanctions, not starve hospitals. It would support dialogue, not sabotage it.

19. This is classic Washington craftsmanship: First sanctions create misery. Then the media blame Maduro. Then covert ops destabilize the state. Then “democracy” rides in with a smile and a flag.

18. And yet, Western media sell her as a saintly reformer. Regime change wrapped in the glow of a peace prize. It’s PR warfare.

17. The timing is perfect. A soft-power halo for the opposition, just as covert operations ramp up behind the scenes. Machado openly promises to privatize Venezuelan industries and “make U.S. companies a lot of money.”

16. To make all this look moral, Washington dresses it in humanitarian theater. Enter María Corina Machado, the newly crowned Nobel Peace Prize winner for “promoting democracy.”

15. In reality, it’s a transition to privatization, from independence to dependence.

14. A compliant government in Caracas would reopen the oil fields, invite back ExxonMobil and Chevron, and hand the world’s largest reserves to Western investors. They’d call it “transition to democracy.”

13. Why? Because controlling Venezuela would deliver a jackpot. It would weaken OPEC, hurt BRICS, and give U.S. corporations a fresh oil frontier, while boosting the economy before the next election.

12. Lindsey Graham smiles on TV and says, “Yes, it is regime change.”

11. On Capitol Hill, the language is even blunter. Senator Rick Scott tells Maduro to “head to Russia or China.”

10. At the same time, U.S. warships appear near Venezuelan waters, stationed conveniently in Trinidad and Tobago. U.S. officials call it “anti-narcotics activity.” Caracas calls it what it is: provocation.

9. Now, under Trump’s “peace” banner, the CIA has been authorized to conduct covert operations inside Venezuela, to “disrupt and neutralize hostile assets.” Translation: sabotage, infiltration, and possibly assassinations.

8. For 20 years, Caracas has been an ideological heresy in the eyes of the empire, and its sovereignty is a crime.

7. But this isn’t just about resources. It’s also about ideology. Venezuela is a socialist, sovereign state. It nationalized oil, funded social programs, and built ties with Russia, China, and Iran. That’s Washington’s "backyard", and they don't like it.

6. As one U.S. ambassador accidentally admitted, “Maduro is sitting on top of the world’s largest oil reserves and minerals that will fuel the 21st-century economy.” In other words, they want it.

5. Under its soil lie 303 billion barrels of proven crude. That's more than Saudi Arabia, more than Iran. Add gold, diamonds, and coltan: the key mineral for smartphones and electric cars. Venezuela is a big prize.

4. Let’s be clear: Venezuela is not perfect. Years of corruption and sanctions wrecked the economy. But that’s not why Washington suddenly cares about Venezuelans. It’s because Caracas dares to control its own destiny.