Trump's move might just pay off 
I mean, have you seen those reserves? It's like a goldmine! And who needs experts telling them how to run their country when they've got a plan, right? Plus, think about all the jobs created - drilling, refining, exporting... it's a win-win for everyone except maybe Venezuela itself 
I mean, have you seen those reserves? It's like a goldmine! And who needs experts telling them how to run their country when they've got a plan, right? Plus, think about all the jobs created - drilling, refining, exporting... it's a win-win for everyone except maybe Venezuela itself 
. On one hand, it could potentially help the US economy 
, but on the other hand, it seems like a huge investment 
What if it takes until 2040 to get the oil flowing again? 
How will that affect people who are already struggling with the current prices of gasoline? 
It also makes me wonder about the environmental impact 
. Is Venezuela's heavy, sour crude worth the risk to our planet? 
I'm not saying it's a bad idea, but we need to be careful and consider all the potential consequences before making a decision 
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- we're talking billions of dollars in investment and potentially years before we see any real returns. And let's not forget the global supply glut 
is already making it hard for producers to make a profit. It feels like Trump is trying to solve one problem with another... or maybe he's just playing a long game 
but for all the wrong reasons anyway, i think the global demand peak thing is kinda true we need to switch to renewable energy ASAP. and good point about those service companies being well-positioned to benefit from this mess they're like the wild card of the oil industry who knows what'll happen next?