Biden lifts sanctions on Venezuelan oil, keeps them on US oil

 Jazz Shaw:

The good news is that the Biden administration is finally doing something about the Biden energy crisis, encouraging more oil drilling. The bad news is that the drilling will be taking place in Venezuela, not the United States. We saw some hints of this last month, but now it’s apparently official. Yesterday, in an effort to cut a deal with one of the worst socialist tyrants on the planet, Joe Biden lifted some of the sanctions on Nicolas Maduro and the Venezuelan oil giant PDVSA. The eased sanctions will allow for additional oil to flow from Venezuela and be exported to a world that is currently running out of energy at an alarming pace. So I assume that all of that unpleasantness over the past eight years or more is just in the rearview mirror now? Stand by for a few reminders of just who it is that we’re doing business with. (Newsmax)

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He is still blocking production on federally controlled sites in the US.  It has to be one of the most idiotic energy policies ever. 

See, also:

Biden Administration Preparing to Grant License to Chevron to Drill for Oil in Venezuela

“Why is Joe Biden so obsessed with killing oil and gas jobs in America and creating them in Venezuela?”

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