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Another win for America. Lots of oil coming in. Huge deal!

Author: TampaIrish  (12713 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 12:00 am on Aug 29, 2026
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Link: https://x.com/billmelugin_/status/2093472310514549012?s=61

I hold the record for most deleted posts. +139. Must protect the Helpers!

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Thread Level: 2

A national disgrace. The US is a lawless predator. A rogue state.

Author: Chris94  (39126 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 1:59 pm on Aug 29, 2026
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You guys cheer because the Dear Leader does nothing wrong. By definition.

But this is shameful. And so damaging in the long run.


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If it helps reduce fuel prices, good!

Author: LanceManion  (10351 Posts - Joined: Jul 16, 2010)
Posted at 12:08 pm on Aug 29, 2026
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Imposing corporate abuse, neglect and greed on deserving victims.
Thread Level: 2

This is just an obvious (pathetic) media ploy to sway votes, nothing more.

Author: Clem  (2480 Posts - Joined: Sep 17, 2016)
Posted at 10:13 am on Aug 29, 2026
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Gas prices will go down until after the election and then Trump and his oligarchs will jack them back up and go back to making the profits they were before.

Amazing how many people will continue to believe a lifelong pathological and compulsive liar while systematically getting their pockets cleaned out.


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You must be being sarcastic.It is a great deal.

Author: THEISMANCARR  (18110 Posts - Joined: Aug 10, 2007)
Posted at 12:57 pm on Aug 29, 2026
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Trump and his “oligarchs”? Tell me you like Bernie Sanders without actually telling me.

Author: TampaIrish  (12713 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 12:20 pm on Aug 29, 2026
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I don’t know about you but I am better off now than I was 3 years ago. Pockets are far from cleaned and I’m the definition of middle class. Plus, my 401k is growing like a weed. And, most importantly, Trump is pissing guys like you off. It’s pure entertainment.

Link: https://x.com/pos_and_neg/status/2067727048643088714?s=61

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Thread Level: 2

Seems like a good thing, why would anyone oppose trying this?

Author: BaronVonZemo  (64177 Posts - Joined: Nov 19, 2010)
Posted at 2:41 am on Aug 29, 2026
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Fruit of the poisonous tree. Operation Resolve in January was unlawful.

Author: conorlarkin  (23129 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 1:47 pm on Aug 29, 2026
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From AI Mode, the operation breached major legal frameworks:

Under Article 2(4) of the UN Charter, nations are strictly forbidden from using force against the territorial integrity or political independence of another sovereign state. Legal scholars state the exceptions—such as an explicit United Nations Security Council mandate or direct self-defense against an imminent armed attack—did not apply to this situation. Experts emphasize that nations cannot unilaterally enforce domestic criminal warrants inside foreign territory without that state's consent.

Under Article I of the U.S. Constitution, Congress holds the sole power to declare war. Critics argue the extensive bombing of Venezuelan infrastructure and the deployment of special forces into Caracas constituted an unconstitutional act of war initiated entirely by the executive branch without congressional notification or approval.

The War Powers Resolution: Enacted in 1973, this resolution requires the president to consult with and notify Congress regarding military hostilities. Lawmakers noted that the administration failed to provide advance notice or consult with congressional leadership before executing the raid.


The American Dream belongs to all of us. — Kamala Harris
Thread Level: 2

What’s Trump’s cut? And we also own the Strait of Hormuz, right?

Author: conorlarkin  (23129 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 1:26 am on Aug 29, 2026
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Can we assume Venezuela will be the centerpiece of the GOP’s campaign in November?

The American Dream belongs to all of us. — Kamala Harris
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Can care less about the strait. But all that oil will help. Remember all the pearl clutching

Author: TampaIrish  (12713 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 1:53 am on Aug 29, 2026
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Last week about the reserve? Problem solved. Im also still waiting for gas prices to climb over $5. According to a professional, it was supposed to happen in May.

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He's bummed it will bring prices down before the midterms.

Author: BaronVonZemo  (64177 Posts - Joined: Nov 19, 2010)
Posted at 2:42 am on Aug 29, 2026
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Gas prices shouldn’t be where they are now. It’s the majors taking advantage of what is going

Author: TampaIrish  (12713 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 12:40 pm on Aug 29, 2026
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In with Iran. Margins were sitting at like nickel to a dime a gallon. Now they are sitting at fifty cents a gallon. You should not see price changes jumping around from day to day. No way these stations are going through a of fuel delivery in a day. Places like COSTCO and Buc-ees, yes, but not the smaller places. They are just ripping off the customer and aren’t shy about it.

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Sounds like a Sequel to "Pirates of the Caribbean"...

Author: TyroneIrish  (25709 Posts - Joined: Oct 8, 2020)
Posted at 1:46 am on Aug 29, 2026
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This is by no means "Free", "Easy" or "Quick"...Venezuela's oil industry infrastructure is a Mess...

Author: TyroneIrish  (25709 Posts - Joined: Oct 8, 2020)
Posted at 1:09 am on Aug 29, 2026
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...read about it in this AI Summary...

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AI Overview

Rebuilding Venezuela's dilapidated oil field infrastructure is estimated to cost between $100 billion and $183 billion over a decade or more to return production to historic peaks.

Cost Breakdown & EstimatesTotal Overhaul: Independent energy consultants like Rystad Energy estimate total spending could hit up to $183 billion to fully modernize upstream operations and fix decayed pipelines.

Annual Investment: Experts suggest it requires roughly $10 billion per year in sustained capital over 10 years to meaningfully scale output back toward historical levels of 3 million to 4 million barrels per day.State Estimates: Venezuela's state-owned oil company, PDVSA, has previously estimated that fixing the worst of the broken infrastructure to reach peak capacity would cost at least $58 billion.

Refining and Power: Restoring the country's ruined domestic refining network alone could require an extra $20 billion, alongside major repairs to the unstable national electrical grid.

Key ChallengesTimeframe: Even with immediate funding, experts project it will take 5 to 10 years (or until 2040) to make major headway.

Heavy Crude Complexity:Security & Risk: Decades of neglect, looting, power outages, and deferred maintenance mean massive initial capital is required just to secure and clear out abandoned fields

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