🎥 Why do you think the U.S. is pursuing coups and interfering in Venezuela?

🔺 Check out this fascinating video about the owners of the world's largest oil reserves.

https://t.me/masaf/116674
🌐 @rahyafte_en #Venezuela #USIntervention #OilReserves #Geopolitics

🇺🇸💥 Why Is the U.S. Marching Toward Venezuela?

1️⃣ World’s Largest Oil Reserves
Venezuela holds the biggest proven oil reserves on Earth. Whenever oil slips out of Washington’s control, a new crisis is never far behind.

2️⃣ Rivalry with Russia and China
Both powers now have deep military and economic influence in Venezuela — something the U.S. can’t tolerate in what it still calls its “backyard.”

3️⃣ Geopolitical Leverage
Controlling Venezuela means controlling major energy routes in the Caribbean, a vital chokepoint for global oil trade.

4️⃣ A History of Regime Change
Washington’s record speaks for itself — from the 2002 coup attempt against Hugo Chávez to years of sanctions and destabilization efforts.

5️⃣ A Warning Over Currency Independence
The U.S. wants to stop Venezuela from selling oil in rubles or yuan, which threatens the dominance of the dollar.

⚠️ America never targets a country without reason. Behind every “humanitarian” pretext lies an economic, geopolitical, or strategic motive.
This time, the excuse is “fighting drug trafficking.”

☀️ @shidtv
https://t.me/shidtv/5218
#Venezuela #USImperialism #Geopolitics #OilWar #LatinAmerica #RegimeChange #EconomicWarfare

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🇺🇸 U.S. Army Colonel (Ret.) Speaks Out:

“Our country is being run by a small group of extremely wealthy people — billionaire oligarchs. We’re in a very dangerous financial situation, and there’s a real motive to seize control of global resources to offset this crisis.”

💬 “With the same cost it takes to extract one barrel of oil in the U.S., we could probably extract three barrels in Iran. But since Iran continues to stand firm and resist, we turned our plans toward Venezuela instead…”

🔥 Power, profit, and oil — the real battlefield isn’t democracy. It’s domination.

#USPolitics 💰
#WarForOil 🛢️
#GlobalOligarchy 🌍
#Iran #Venezuela #TruthUnmasked 🧩
🆔 @Kavoshmedia

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📺 Jack Ryan Exposed the Venezuela Secret 7 Years Ago!

1⃣ Donald Trump has often tried to justify his attacks on #Venezuela’s boats under the pretext of “fighting drug trafficking.” But he seems to forget that Americans themselves revealed Venezuela’s secret seven years ago — not through politics, but through their own TV series!

2⃣ Jack Ryan, the protagonist of a series by the same name, is an American ex-soldier working with the CIA. The show, released in 2018, follows his secret missions around the world.

3⃣ In one scene, Ryan asks: “Which country poses the greatest global threat today?”
People mention China and Russia, but Ryan points to a map and says — Venezuela.

4⃣ He explains that this Latin American country holds the largest oil and mineral reserves in the world, even surpassing Iran and Saudi Arabia.

🎬 Hollywoodism – revealing how entertainment hides political agendas.
https://t.me/jscenter/21304
🇮🇷👉 @hollywoodism_ir

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🚨 BREAKING: Trump’s Venezuela Oil Play – What’s Really Going On?

Just days after the U.S. military captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, President Trump made the mission clear: It’s about oil.

In a press conference, Trump stated he wants “very large U.S. oil companies” to go into Venezuela, spend billions to fix broken infrastructure, and “start making money for the country.”

🔗 Full NPR report: https://www.npr.org/2026/01/04/nx-s1-5665795/trump-us-oil-companies-venezuela

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#Venezuela #Oil #Trump #Geopolitics #Energy #NPR #News

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Why is Venezuela important to the United States?

General Laura Richardson, Commander of the United States Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), recently stated:

“The focus of the United States in Latin America is not on ‘democracy’; rather, it is on controlling oil, lithium, gold, and rare minerals. Venezuela, possessing the largest oil reserves and key strategic resources, is the primary target.”

#Venezuela #War #UnitedStates #Oil #Gold

The same issue applies to Iran as well.

https://t.me/Monji_EmamMahdi/41068

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🌿 Misloun Kaj: From Venezuela to Islam

“My father was happy. He had always wished to have a daughter who wore the hijab.”

🔹 My transformation did not happen overnight; it was a gradual process. It began with developing a deeper understanding of Islam and a stronger sense of belonging to it.

🇻🇪 Misloun Kaj was born in Caracas, Venezuela, into a Lebanese-descended family. As a child, she attended a Catholic school and knew very little about religion. Her family was not particularly religious, and she struggled with many questions about Islam.

❓ Why do women have to wear hijab while men don't?
❓ Why do women stand behind men during prayer?
❓ Why can my brothers do things that I cannot?

These questions remained with her for years.

📚 Her journey toward Islam was gradual.
At university, she became increasingly interested in Islam and began researching the experiences of converts. She visited both Shia and Sunni mosques and encountered a Latin American cleric whose approach to Islam deeply impressed her.

“He didn't simply say, ‘You must pray five times a day or you will go to hell.’ Instead, he spoke about spirituality, the meaning of religion in our lives, and what religion adds to our lives.”

🌍 Her interest in Lebanon also grew, particularly during the 2006 Lebanon War. Seeing the media coverage and the response of Lebanese and Venezuelan communities led her to become politically and socially active.

❤️ She later traveled to Lebanon and spent six months there, wanting to understand the country, its people, and the roots of their dignity, resilience, and attachment to the Prophet's family.

She was particularly touched by:

✨ The strength of family relationships
✨ Love for the Ahl al-Bayt
✨ Devotion to Lady Fatima (sa) and Lady Zaynab (sa)
✨ The spirit of resistance and solidarity

🧕 Her religious transformation also changed her relationship with her family.

Her mother was unhappy with the changes and questioned why she prayed so much and had become so serious about religious practices.

But her father was different:

“My father was happy. He had always wished to have a daughter who wore the hijab. He was only somewhat unhappy that I had learned about Islam through the Shia community.”

💭 In the end, Misloun also came to rethink the relationship between religion and politics:

“I used to think that in Venezuela, religion should not become involved in politics. But later I realized that being religious does not necessarily mean that non-Muslims cannot participate, and that a political project does not have to be defined as something exclusively for Muslims.”

🌱 Her story is not one of a single moment of conversion, but of questions, research, experience, and a gradual journey toward faith.

📖 Read the full interview:
http://rahyafteha.ir/33388/

#Islam #ConvertToIslam #MislounKaj #Hijab #Lebanon #Venezuela #AhlulBayt #ShiaIslam #IslamicJourney

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