The U S Now Controls Most of Venezuela’s Oil — And It’s Not About Sanctions

Описание: The U.S. quietly took control of Venezuelan oil — and $5.2 billion moved in a single day.
This video breaks down how U.S. energy control over Venezuela is reshaping global oil flows, inflation pressure, and domestic costs inside America. What’s being framed as foreign policy is, in reality, a systems-level power move with direct consequences for refineries, construction prices, and everyday life.

The executive branch moved fast, bypassing Congress and courts, to place the majority of Venezuelan exports under U.S. oversight. Control over routing, custody, and timing of oil flows now sits in Washington, not Caracas. This isn’t about sanctions or regime change — it’s about managing supply, stabilizing prices, and absorbing global shocks.

We explore why Gulf Coast refineries depend on Venezuelan heavy crude, how asphalt prices and infrastructure costs are directly affected, and why this strategy matters amid instability in Iran and volatile global energy markets. Venezuela’s collapse from nearly 3.5 million barrels per day to under one million created a vacuum — and the U.S. stepped in as broker, not partner.

This video also examines the deeper implications: inflation management, construction booms, migration pressure, and how speed and control are replacing diplomacy. Once energy becomes a timing mechanism instead of a commodity, power shifts quietly but decisively.

If this system works, it expands. If it breaks, the cost won’t stay overseas.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 — Introduction
1:35 — $5.2 Billion in One Day
3:10 — U.S. Takes the Broker Role
4:55 — Gulf Coast Refineries Explained
6:40 — Asphalt, Inflation, and Roads
8:20 — Iran, Volatility, Global Supply
10:05 — Venezuela’s 3.5M Barrel Collapse
11:45 — Control vs Diplomacy
13:20 — What Happens Next

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