Aiden

Anyway, Trump added executive order that blocked courts from seizing Venezuelan oil revenue that is now in U.S.

accounts.

So all the oil that currently exists that we're getting on tankers, we are seizing it and we are selling it and the money's going to American accounts to be used either in whatever their plans are for Venezuela or for reimbursing or whatever.

UFC fight.

Maybe UFC fight.

And Venezuelan courts can't seize it.

American courts can't seize it.

No one can use it for anything that is owed.

He gets to have it for his whatever slush fund.

So my understanding is he would like them to come in and start pumping oil, but all the oil companies, except for maybe Chevron are saying this is too risky.

Yes.

Like, because number one, the government hasn't changed.

They could seize it again.

Number two, the political situation on the ground is like more, there's more crackdowns this week than there was the week before, um,

Maduro was gone.

Like they're to keep order.

Like they're doing more crackdowns.

And there's a chance that like, uh, if we try to build there, there could be, I mean, there's like these roaming gangs of collectivos that are like a, there's like a, my understanding is there's a game of Thrones power struggle going on in Venezuela right now.

between Delcy Rodriguez and the guy that's backed by Alex Saab that has like these colectivos.

And like he's kind of angling for more power.