Life in VENEZUELA ! - THE RICHEST OIL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD But THEY ARE NOT HAPPY - DOCUMENTARY VLOG

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[@DiscoverWithOS]

I would be glad if you like the video and subscribe to the channel, have fun :)

[@caniceedward]

Bolivar liberate Venezuela with the help of Haiti.

[@charles6631]

this video is sponsored by terroistamerikka

[@jeremiahagelavu5973]

You used footage of New Guinean people in the later part of your video. Either Papua New Guinean or West Papuan people of Indonesia....A woman carrying a "bilum" in the forest

[@luckylokk3478]

Why do you sensor out real prices?? How do you want subs if you're telling half truths?

[@timetraveler2518]

I am glad I visited Venezuela twice (1975 and 1996). In 1975, Venezuela had a robust economy because of high oil prices and free markets that brought them prosperity. That made Venezuela one of the wealthiest nations in Latin America. In 1975, One Venezuelan tour guide told me that we wanted to nationalize oil companies someday, and his view became a reality when Chavez came into power. 1996 Venezuela was reasonably okay, but there was massive poverty, and the economy was disarrayed. The majority of cars were made in the 1970s. In January 1996, I explored Mt Roraima, a region located on the border of Venezuela, Guyana, and Brazil, and I visited Angel's Falls and the Canaima Resort. I traveled alone with my backpack with little or no foreign language knowledge except my deafness.

[@doctordetroit4339]

When you vote for free stuff......this is what free always ends up looking like.

[@CK-jo9im]

This video lacked some very important political details. It doesn't mention why the country in facing such economic turmoil today, and the whole world knows that is is because of the the US sanctions that are aimed at advancing the corporate interests of big oil. We know that Hugo Chavez changed national economic policy to nationalize the oil industry, and big oil was mad, used the US government to adopt hostile policies to pressure the country. The cheerleaders, specifically the UK has even stolen Gold reserves for Venezuela (a crime) in pursuit of such sanctions. If it was not for the US and its clonies, Venezuela is so rich today than most of the western countries. These details do not show in this video.

[@Antonio18677]

Truth

[@jc6781]

NOPE: the reason for their downfall was economic ineptitude (nothing to do with Chavez ... communism was the result and not the cause)... when I went in 1990, it was already a third world disaster (COMPLETELY AWFUL) ..... it was always crappy

[@3rdworldopinion420]

Exactly - Smedley Butter book ( War is a Racket ) Anthony Suttons Books ( Wall Street Funded Hitler etc ... ) Lesley Gill ( School of the Americas ) US Military Aid to Right-Wing Dictators, William Blum ( Killing Hope ) John Perkins ( Economic Hitman ) for over 100 years US has been using the same Playbook, but people are Too Damn Stupid to See it.

[@alfredoibarra4592]

Thanks for this eyeopener commentary. It is all about greed, cupidity and money.

[@HomeRestoredSecurity]

Embargoes are the main culprit of this story. I don't like the direction the country took with policies, but we should leave it up to them to live with the consequences or prosperity of their decisions and not impose embargoes that cause outrageous inflationary responses.

[@eddihaskell]

I would say disasterous economic policies -- such as printing money with no value behind it to make good on unsustainable social promises-- is the real culprit. Then, taking over an oil industry without compensating the owners, and assuming you have the know-how and markets to do this on your own is foolhardy. This triggered a capital flight out of the country, and resulted in massive hyperinflation. It is a vicous cycle. Venezuala was once the wealthiest nation in the Carribean and South America, with Concorde flights. Now, it is a basket case. Don't simply blame the USA for an "embargo" -- it is not that simple.

[@HomeRestoredSecurity]

@eddihaskell Venezuela followed the Norwegian economy plan to make a sovereignty fund for their oil reserves. This was lambasted by the US. Venezuela started printing an oversupply of cash after the U.S. embargo took effect.

[@dogsand77]

@@eddihaskell if the embargoes are not to blame then why impose them????? Russia was saved because they turned to china for trade, venezeula must do the same or they will suffer.

[@eddihaskell]

1. Corruption 2. Misnagement of the money supply - you can't spend more than you take in. This is why someone's compariosn of Venezuala to Norway didn't make sense. 3. Policies that encourage the flight of foreign investment and capital 4 Policies that encourage the migration of a nation;s tknowledge workers and others who have had their assets swized without compensation. I can go on and on but Venezuala did not go from the richest nation in tSouth American and the Carribean to one of the poorest in a generation simply because of an "embargo". Financial@@dogsand77

[@bwooodstar]

Embargos? Lol you mean your crazy maduro who messed up the whole nation and nationalized all industries and failing .

[@pd1648]

Have a Venezuelan builder working for me here in Colombia - the best - skill, friendly - quality guy

[@jc6781]

you're lucky and I would still be worried .... criminality is in the DNA of Venezuelans

[@dy6682]

Watching this as Guyana and Venezuela are contesting the Essequibo region of Guyana . Maduro can’t even manage his economic situation yet casting his eyes on his neighbor’s possession.

[@lowKut]

That man is truly evil. The people of Venezuela need to do something about him ASAP.

[@wahidullahbhat]

It always helps to have an external enemy to keep country united and opposition at bay.

[@idol8th111]

@@wahidullahbhat are you fr? the country cannot split as its essentially one nation, it isnt the same as russia.

[@idol8th111]

@@lowKut The invasion of guyana and its motivation is semi-malicious, although guyana isnt in the right for keeping the territory. The venezuelan people know that the territory was stolen they arent ignorant, they dont believe its part of their current nation. The Brits stole the land during a conspiracy with the russian dealmaker in a convention where Venezuela wasnt even invited, The brits bought that land from the Dutch. The Dutch did not claim anything west of the esequibo river as it was in venezuelan hands. Because venezuela didnt have authorities settled in the area the British sent explorers to implant settlements.

[@lowKut]

@@idol8th111 With your logic, the US should give back New Mexico to Mexico or Alaska to Russia. Get over it, it's been over a century since Guyana controlled that territory.

[@Lol-cringe-q6r]

Venezuela tiene lugares muy hermosos,es una joya en el caribe

[@globetrotter5751]

But its people starving.

[@idol8th111]

but they simply arent, are you stuck in the 2016 crisis?@@globetrotter5751

[@CarlosMijaresPoyer]

3:59 ​Because United States reconstructed europe after ww2, with the MARSHALL PLAN, not the rest, cause For the global MIGRANT CRISIS TOWARDS THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE. Chevron and Exxon Mobil drilling in Venezuela, oil, gold, diamonds, ETCÉTERA 2024 and since 1917. THE CIA is unmasked, and the american state departamento, and Cuba, Russia, china, satélites of u.s., europe and nato. ! Carlos Mijares Poyer from Venezuela latin américa love❤❤​@@globetrotter5751

[@jc6781]

que ?!?!? es horrible

[@Romidb2002]

​@@jc6781conoces Venezuela ?

[@lauramonicacanoramirez3744]

Thank you for this clear, concise and complete explanation! I hope this beautiful country can recover its grandiosity 🙏

[@louissparks2496]

Fascist propaganda.

[@StockyDude]

Wrong again. Their exports dropped because their production dropped. They did not have the skilled workers to maintain the equipment that they confiscated from the oil companies. Venezuela’s crude oil is thick and requires special refining processes. The skilled workers needed for that refining process do not want to work for the cheap wages offered by Venezuela. So now Venezuela has to sell its crude oil for extra cheap prices, because the buyer knows they have to do the refining themselves. The Venezuelan government has themselves to blame.

[@DiegoCardona-pe9vr]

You’re partially right. It’s not really bc we didn’t have skilled workers, which is the case in other countries like Guyana or Nigeria. In fact, it went pretty well in the 70s for us and we were one of if not the richest in South America. The wages wouldn’t have been a problem if there was a strong economy in the first place. The real reason behind this is our big reliance in the oil industry, leaving other industries underdeveloped. Our economy was pretty much dependent on oil prices. Also, the expropriations and the great debt we accumulated were other key factors that explain what’s going on

[@solomonramsami-mm3dn]

Maduro brain is small and his eyes too big , he wanted more than he can handled!😂

[@ashfifidontcare4064]

@stockydude yeah thats why we sanctioned them. Its because they couldnt do it themselves or maybe just maybe we wanted to cut them out of the market while simultaneously bullying them to give it to us for Cheaply in case of the collapse of the Petro dollar. Smooth brained westerner who cant read a history book or use common sense strikes again

[@BananaJoeJackson]

I never heard that much bullshit in one comment. The reason for the drop of production, ist that USA have sanctioned Venezuela. ;) before that there where venezuelan worker who Made that Work well.

[@ashfifidontcare4064]

@@BananaJoeJackson you’re actually joking right. Having a black market currency and shaving off zeros due to mostly sanctions and afterwards trading in the Venezuelan currency for dollars predicting it to pummel further due to again sanctions. Dont be a troll or just read a book about economics and use common sense. No one believes that incoherent nonsense.

[@umarkurban5430]

How can an oil rich country strive when usa have them under sanctions and still thieving their oil..

[@tanglobe]

Venezuelan food has me drooling-the arepas and pabellón criollo look delicious!

[@vernayoung3246]

Good morning my dear.l thank you for the valuable information. Greed causes all type of problems. Trust that things will get better

[@dougparson4407]

It is Amazing to me that Politics has such drastic effects on a country. This is a Modern Day Lesson to everyone to pay very close attention to politicians policies before voting. This is where the U.S. is headed but so many voters do not see it and do not understand cause and affect with bad policies. Sad - so Sad !!

[@JorgeGonzalez-sp1jm]

I agree .

[@jacqueslee2592]

It is ironic that Americans like to point at Venezuela as an epitome of a failed state while US has nearly 40 million people under poverty, which is more than the population of Venezuela. US foreign policy has always been detrimental to the region either by economic blockade and hyperinflated tarriffs and obstructionist policies to prevent Latin America from trading with other nations to financing and arming cartels and cartel government like Colombia to destabilize the region.

[@DonelleWeaver]

Absolutely so true. It’s scary.

[@christinacantrell4823]

Bush started the sanctions. Clinton and Obama did not but label it dangerous. In an attempt to force out Maduro, Trumps sanctions made it worse. Under Biden, most illegally came to USA. Maduro steals the election and the country is in chaos. What will it take to bring Venezuela back to wealth? Socialism destroys a country and its people. Get ready America. If you vote Kamala that’s where it’s headed.

[@bluzcompany2293]

When you piss off the oil companies,this is what happens...

[@WinstonMaraj-gx8sm]

NOPE.Its was Woke Socialism that destroyed Venezuela. 😂

[@Yuichi36]

As a Japanese man 🇯🇵 I have a Venezuelan friend in Colombia they are very nice people they are so kind people ❤ but I feel sorry for their countries and government😢

[@jacqueslee2592]

It is ironic that Americans like to point at Venezuela as an epitome of a failed state while US has nearly 40 million people under poverty, which is more than the population of Venezuela. US foreign policy has always been detrimental to the region either by economic blockade and hyperinflated tarriffs and obstructionist policies to prevent Latin America from trading with other nations to financing and arming cartels and cartel government like Colombia to destabilize the region.

[@samuelbermudez3689]

Have you ever lived in Venezuela? Don’t say bullshit about a country that you never visited and a country’s people that you have never even met. We enjoy the life with our people in so many ways. We are not depressed as you said and we don’t go to Colombia to have fun. Also there are many things wrong with your video. What’s your point with it?

[@DonelleWeaver]

Well now here in America we are seeing it.

[@idol8th111]

please elaborate@@DonelleWeaver

[@alfredoibarra4592]

Thanks for your commentary. We have been fed many wrong ideas about that beautiful and very rich country. Saludos desde México.

[@indhudarmc8062]

Very best video about Venezuela

[@MrKjet256]

Peg the currency to Chinese yuen. Will avoid those currency issues immediately and forever

[@DS-zg6ym]

Sanctions is the reason for the short comings 😢

[@jamesalexander3530]

Corruption and mismanagement is the cause. Russia is being embargoed yet their economy still going strong.

[@jc6781]

ineptitude is the reason for the shortcomings

[@alfredoibarra4592]

True, the greed of oil companies does not have limit.

[@D33Lux]

If the United States removed the embargos on oil, Venezuela can sell to whom ever they want and prosper again.

[@pauloblanchard305]

Biden already did it

[@TheRaforaf]

0:00 Divinity ost right here ! 😉

[@Kenny-bj2zq]

I remember when Venezuela was one of the richest southern countries now it's one of the poorest countries in the world

[@tonyprice2256]

You can thank the USA and Israel for that

[@user-kq5iz2nt5v]

Caaaaracas????? One question? Have you ever been ? Or are you like the other KZbinrs just too scared to visit yourself! I am from London my daughter and wife is Venezuelana I have been many times it is safe and the people are great. Now they use the dollar things are alot better now. One question? How much do you pay for your electric and gas every month? At least in Venezuela family is family! Have a good day . Please get your facts right before making videos!

[@jacqueslee2592]

It is ironic that Americans like to point at Venezuela as an epitome of a failed state while US has nearly 40 million people under poverty, which is more than the population of Venezuela. US foreign policy has always been detrimental to the region either by economic blockade, hyperinflated tariffs imposed on Latin American countries, and obstructionist policies to prevent Latin America from trading with other nations to financing and arming cartels and cartel government like Colombia to destabilize the region.

[@alfredoibarra4592]

Thanks for your eyeopener commentary. We have been fed many wrong ideas abaout that beautiful and rich country.

[@romeo82587]

Why don't the people up rise against the government

[@user-FUCKYOU18]

Why ?

[@ichbinhier355]

because the government has guns / military power and they have groups of civilians (usually criminals with weapons) who support them, can a unarmed population fight against them? no...

[@phillipdaguiar_01]

A "Failed State"...... The poorest in S.A. They are facing starvation and all manner of human misery. They are very greedy and coveted their neighbours.

[@pd1648]

Look out Guyana

[@romeoabeygunawardena5125]

Great video with true facts.I was there recently saw the horror of my life

[@jc6781]

nope ..... very grey area video .... hardly the truth

[@LegosAreFood]

Venezuela will become if it has not already become a country like north korea. Anyone against the regime is probably taken good care of or have to start new elsewhere.

[@Antonio18677]

Sounds like how it was in Cuba

[@doquinandradeandrade1385]

Excellent video showing the country with a difference on the map, our Essequibo does not appear, Essequibo is from Venezuela and will always be from Venezuela, Guyana is on the other side of the Essequibo rivers, I never dreamed of our Essequibo, first we will give our lives, before give away our territory to foreigners, much less to Guyana who want to take advantage of our land.

[@davidmangru3517]

Is free thing you all like that's why Venezuela ends up so don't worry essequibo is in Guyana not Venezuela

[@yehudahyetman9353]

You guys need to manage Venezuela and leave guyana alone. Even if you guys get the essequibo your people will still be starving, it wont change anything.

[@kavitakavita7028]

Essequibo belongs to Guyana period! You continue to eat grass in Venezuela. Keep it there. We don't need your corrupt bullshit

[@YetiMusicCity]

@@yehudahyetman9353 that was in 2017

[@daenita08]

They want to steal another country 😮🤔

[@Sawmill.skills.indonesia]

Best

[@LisaRamnarayan]

So sad

[@fredroks63]

Communism is so woke.

[@kevinmohan4008]

And they want to invade Guyana smh

[@Camizer]

This is very oudated

[@MyNatasha73]

What isn't yucca called cassava in Spanish? I hear a lot of inconsistencies here!

[@ichbinhier355]

"cassava" (we call it casave) is actually a sort of tiny bread made of "yuca" ( manioc)

[@user-dr7wj5lk7o]

Todos los políticos se hacen pendejos...ni el capitalismo extremo ni el communismo es la respuesta. Lo mejor es un balance entre el capitalismo y ciertas cosas como la energia y la salud ser socialista.

[@jacqueslee2592]

It is ironic that Americans like to point at Venezuela as an epitome of a failed state while US has nearly 40 million people under poverty, which is more than the population of Venezuela. US foreign policy has always been detrimental to the region either by economic blockade and hyperinflated tarriffs and obstructionist policies to prevent Latin America from trading with other nations to financing and arming cartels and cartel government like Colombia to destabilize the region.

[@pavlingeorgiev1134]

EU should hire workers from Venezuela

[@ninjnofdark_45]

They are fighting for Guyana

[@tom_mortensen]

Just came back home after spending 3 weeks in Venezuela. This video does not at all share accurate information about the current situation in the country.

[@muzic4lyfe2005]

Okay.... please share

[@damianherrera1533]

Soy venezolano saludos desde EEUU excelente video ...

[@jamesalexander3530]

Saludos de tu vecino de Colombia en Washington DC 👍

[@lonccoccala6861]

The richest country oil on the world... with the laziest people on the world...

[@roddiasz558]

Take a look at the Global corruption index Rankings , and the poorest countries ranks/they seem to make the same list, but in spite of the vast natural resources .... ?

[@xmuta]

In NYC, we have many migrants from Venezuela but not the hot ones.

[@user-rw311]

The super hot ones can make the trek through the Daren Gap because they will literally be kidnapped and sent into sex trafficking. The ugly girls make it through the Daren without a problem but the hot ones get scooped up real quick 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@take.action2023]

Philippines $155 per month equivalent to 360 peso a day.

[@jorgeportillo8826]

Decent video, but please, you need to get the pronunciation of certain things correct.. but very interesting… share more

[@user-jp7xc1dr5d]

Oil. Was cheaper than water many years ago

[@yipmabaruya1148]

Good morning from PAPUA NEW GUINEA.

[@carloshernandez4682]

Buen video sobre el petróleo de venezuela

[@user-zm6rs3ts8p]

In the abundance of water the fool is thirsty.

[@peterbehringer63]

Tip: I would have hired a native English speaker expat who lives, works there in Caracas, to aid you in the production, editing of this video....some grave errors in the information presented as well as the pronunciation.

[@user-dp3ot9lw4i]

Is true !

[@jonathananderson2123]

I'll go visit but long term no.

[@larrylittle8790]

😂 this cannot be Madurodos fault , he said it Trumps fault . I went to Maracaibo 40 years ago , beggars back then and beggars now .

[@user-zy8bi3ug1r]

I always wondered how it was then.

[@paulmech3610]

@larrylittle8790. I also lived in Venezuela in the early eighties. I spent about 3 months in Maracaibo. I was also in Caracas and Valencia. It was a thriving country. Four Bolivars to the dollar.

[@jamesalexander3530]

More Misd World come from Venezuela than any other nation.

[@arnelramirez1383]

Gobierno corapciones

[@alvinfredericks2520]

Tell them more "" The Venezuelan currency has no value ""

[@MQT-]

Love the picture , hot

[@user-mv1lt7gy8m]

❤😊

[@labelleepoque4354]

Instead of watching this "documentary", you should look for the videos of influencers and travelers that actually came to Venezuela, unlike the one of this video. ACE from USA, Kurt Caz from South Africa, patrickviaja from UK, Roger from Netherlands (xlore with Roger), Alinna from Germany, Alex Tienda from Mexico, Araya Vlogs from Costa Rica (look at his visit to petare to see the truth about our most dangerous hood), Vam de Viagem from Brasil, Pparaguayos por el mundo, Charlie Sinewan from Spain, Hakuna Matata, Sebastian Villanueva, Viajando para vivir from Argentina, pasaje en mano from Perú, Duranoff, El camino de Juanse or planeta Juan from Colombia, and hundreds of youtubers that came to Venezuela last year or this year. Many of them traveled the country, many of them alone, in a bike or van. They have a REAL story to tell about Venezuela, good or bad, but dont believe what you see in this documentary, its 50% wrong.

[@BMRStudio]

Perfect example of ignoring facts, logic, merit, common sense, long plans, education, and put everything else stupid before. Venezuela cannot be saved from Venezuela. They need a radical, but logical new government with actual intelligent leaders. Period.

[@viajandoyaprendiendoconRicardo]

How much investors need to legally set up a business in Venezuela.... is $150k USD enough?

[@josephzucha807]

that's the problem, people are greedy, a saying goes- beginning of evil is, if you want something for nothing...

[@JaniferCadungog-cu9nx]

Where is now their Gold's reserve.

[@jamesalexander3530]

It's on Maduro's Rollex watch

[@gocka182]

Good video, but the pronunciations are terrible

[@user-zy8bi3ug1r]

Just like all countries they have good and bad. I hear some real dangerous criminals are in Peru. The Country has some issues I hope they can correct.

[@tonyprice2256]

Thumbs down for clickbait propaganda!

[@DaveD4v3]

Send Trump 🎉🎉🎉

[@samuelmontero8229]

Trade GOLD

[@brycecampbell4845]

Isn't SOCIALISM "Wonderful"...

[@tonyprice2256]

No, but neither are US sanctions.

[@jamesalexander3530]

The capital is Caca???😮

[@idol8th111]

Caracas* 🤑

[@arthurmicha123]

You must visit Venezuela and experience the current reality. This video is mostly based on old information... Stop spreading misinformation!!!

[@greekdriver9173]

El Mejor Pais del Mundo !

[@weswizkid1657]

Porque?

[@greekdriver9173]

@@weswizkid1657 We Love VENEZOLANOS !

[@davidrodriguez2366]

Communism Socialism you get it all Free 😂😂😂 0+0=0 but its Free

[@user-qh6xs6ue8v]

Kaiture falls in guyana is the highest longest falls in the world so this video is a a fake

[@piercoucy]

Bull shit! I don't like Chavez. That's for sure, but I lived in Venezuela 25 years ago and I can tell you that long before Chavez came to power the country had already ceased to be what it was in the 70s. In the 90's was already in deep trouble. Long before Chavez came to power, in 1994, half of the banking system went bankrupt. In other words: Chavez was a consequence of a previous situation. He just made things even worse!

[@ThelmaVillajos-lt3qv]

im not that country

[@seansanb5527]

Democracies around the world need to take heed of how populist politics can cause the collapse of wealthy nations like Venezuela.

[@doctordetroit4339]

It's not populism, it's voters wanting freebies. Those voters tend to be globalist like the euro peons and demcraps in the US

[@karlklonowski9366]

Venezuela is democratic only on paper. No real opposition parties are allowed. The dictator has communist style police, secret police and armed forces who keep him in power. Also has special presidential guard composed of Cuban soldiers.

[@geoffpj1]

Rubbish! Venezuelas problems are instigated by the USA

[@masv2597]

Pure bullshit

[@JLOOV-JLOOV]

Very negative this video, lacking practical analysis, it does not add any value to the viewers. But bad news and destructive criticism sell very well nowadays.

[@leoshell9399]

Socialism works really good!?

[@tonyprice2256]

It might work better without US sanctions.

[@labelleepoque4354]

The people who made this documentary didnt come to Venezuela. Crime rate in Venezuela for example, has droped to the lowest in 30 years. Homicide rate has come down from 60 homicides every 100,000 people in 2019, to 5.2 homicides every 100,000 people. They still say its the most dangerous countries in the world when its homicide rate is 5 to 6 times lower than Colombia, Ecuador or Mexico... its even lower than US, and that has been reported by international news sites like swissinfo, bbc or infobae. There is some truth, like the electricity, water and gas problems, that is real, but whats not accurate is that you cant use international credit cards because almost every business accepts it. ATMs are about 80% offline, but there are other ways to get cash, either in exchange business like italcambio, Wells Fargo and even local business that have Zelle can accept a transfer in exchange of cash... but its true that you need to bring low bills, ones and 5, because you will get your change back, but if they dont have small bills they'll give your change in bolivares, wich is good to pay also. Another thing is that inflation rate is not 10,000%, that was years ago... right now its 180% and its coming down every year. Bolivar is right now 36.3 per dollar, and its been like that for 6 months. This documentary is mixing some truth with a lot of things that were true a long time ago, but not now.

[@labelleepoque4354]

By the way, people in Venezuela are the opposite of depresed. Everywhere you go there's people smiling, dancing... restaurants and nightlife is florishing. And that thing about people in Venezuelan jungle eat human flesh, COME ON, that's just absurd. Our indigenous population is EDUCATED, they even speak their tribe dialect and english, spanish and even french. Our pemon tribes of amazonas are the ones that are allowed to give tours and expeditions for tourist and cientists. The goverment gave them the care of national parks of the southern regions. Even the Yanomami tribe that was discovered around the mid 20th century is now a culture that keeps their culture but are aware of modern civilization. They have access to public education and healthcare. That was nonsense.

[@sangit0796]

Well there are many more powers like Russia, china , India who can actually help them set up their own refinery, why the Venezuelan govt do not approach these asian powers!

[@Joe-sn6ir]

this, kids, is what happens when you allow socialist ideas to become real. it never ends well for the people.

[@portuguese_os]

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[@user-vd1sv2se5d]

If u going too talk about oil n shit them u should go n talk with USA n tell them stop still oil from others country’s u know y Venezuelan r suffering is cuz USA cuz USA wants too still oil from Venezuelan n wen vennsulan tell no I can’t what USA did sanctions them so you should tell the the truth y benesuelan r suffering

[@livelovelaugh8560]

STOP blaming others for your country downfall....your GREED president have yall starving to death

[@rowinn1777]

Very very many inaccurate statements in this video