Sam Faddis

Presumably they will

They will push back somewhere.

But at the at the heart of this, you know, is Trump saying to the Russians, to the Chinese, to the Venezuelans, we're going to cut off.

We're going to we've changed the rules of the game.

We're not just going to chase you around and try to pursue this through legal proceedings.

We're actually going to take these pieces off the board.

Without question, and he's saying, and that's not just verbiage, I'm prepared to put my money where my mouth is.

And so we are enforcing, to one extent or the other, a blockade, at least over certain cargo, in regard to Venezuela now.

And there's been buzz in the press for some time that maybe various tankers are getting ready to run that blockade, basically try our hand.

So everybody who was thinking about that can look at this action and say, well...

Now I know exactly what's going to happen.

The SEALs are going to be on the deck and they are going to take control of my vessel and take it away and it won't be mine anymore.

That's what's going to happen.

I think it's a huge deal.

Maduro is in New York City.

If there's a God in heaven, he'll spend the rest of his life in prison.

Maduro being gone does not mean the regime fell.

And there are a lot of people that are at least as bad, even worse than him, still in power in Caracas, cutting off their assets, cutting off their access to money, impacting not only their capacity to stay in power,

But affecting any thoughts they have of we can skip out whenever we want and go live the high life on Lake Geneva.

These are all other dimensions that have to be have to be covered.