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    Nach den Äußerungen des Vorstandsvorsitzenden sagte Trump, er sei „dazu geneigt, Exxon aus der Öloffensive Venezuelas herauszuhalten“.

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    2. Boring_Investment597 on

      „It’s uninvestable“ – Exxon

      „You can’t come to my birthday party.“ – Toddler in Chief

    3. hoboCheese on

      >“I’d probably be inclined to keep Exxon out. I didn’t like their response“

      Can we get back to a president who doesn’t make world-changing decisions based on their feelings being hurt

    4. thistimelineisweird on

      He’s so close to saying „I bombed this for them“ as a joke not realizing it’s giving it all away.

    7. LuvKrahft on

      When youre even pointedly excluding shitty Oil CEOs from your crimes you are definitely up to some super evil shit.

    8. PleasantWay7 on

      “Suck my dick better it will be a shame for your business.” -President of the United States, Rapist of Children.

    10. Damerman on

      This is only year 1…. We have only suffered 1 year of this fucking bullshit

    12. Upstairs_Ad5443 on

      They didn’t want to change his diaper cause it’s full of shit, much like the kind that comes out of his mouth all the time.

    14. CommitteeMobile9626 on

      didnt the ceo just say he didnt want to invest in venezuela? but he cant anway because donniee waa. trump knows a lot about oil bisness if you flood the market the prices always go up! idiot

    16. thefocusissharp on

      Exxon is actually thinking long term. They are wise to be tepid in their desire to invest. Must we really nation build again? After finally getting out of the Middle East?

    17. StatelyTree on

      This guy is so easily wounded lol
      John Stewart did a really funny collage of trump going on and on about the oil in Venezuela.  

    18. AWholeNewFattitude on

      Ah yes, for half a moment i almost forgot that he’s a spoiled 6 year old

    19. formberz on

      Let’s be honest, it’s pretty hilarious that this guy invaded a country and kidnapped a world leader so he could steal their oil for the oil companies without ever checking in with said oil companies if they, ya know, wanted the oil. Awkward.

    20. MaligatorMom2 on

      When are these CEO’s going to learn? When is Congress going to do their job?

      This is honestly exhausting. We have American citizens willing to put their life on the line to protest this administration and yet the people that actually have the power to do something to stop this madness just bend over.

    21. TimberJim on

      The US should be inclined to keep a rapist dementia-brain-rotted „fucking moron“ peadophile out of government.

    22. burdfloor on

      Venezuela produces the lowest quality oil. Thrump is clueless of the problem and expenses to refine.

    23. Josh1289op on

      This is a strange narrative given his buddy Rex Tillerson was part of his first cabinet.

    27. Prestigious-Car-4877 on

      „We don’t think this deal makes any sense“

      „I’m inclined to keep you out of the deal“

      …

      Wow. The Art of the Deal.

    31. Salt_Recipe_8015 on

      So ExxonMobil says Venezuela oil isn’t worth it and trump says he’s inclined to keep them them out? Thats like me saying I dont like Pizza and Trump saying „you can’t have any pizza“. Idiot.

    32. weHaveThoughts on

      Umm, Venezuela owes Exxon $Billions and Exxon is filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration for the oil Trump stole saying it is their money.

    33. Big-Rule5269 on

      They’re all going to stay out. These oil companies aren’t going to invest tens of billions each to rebuild Venezuela’s oil infrastructure when there’s abundant and cheap oil and little profit, especially with the hassle of refining it. Political and financial instability, dealing with Colectivos and kidnapping and murder squads. Then one or two stupid ass tweets or „truths“ by Trump and it can all go to shit, just like that. 

    36. _Fun_Employed_ on

      I’d really hope is capriciousness would turn more companies against him, I’d take any help we can get at this point.

    37. PadreSJ on

      CEOs know money.

      They all know that Trump’s time is waning. They know that he’ll cut them lose the moment he has no use for them.

      It’s going to cost billions to modernize the infrastructure for oil extraction and more years than Trump has left in office.

      For them, it’s a simple calculus. Trump’s plan will ose them money.

    40. Internal-You6793 on

      Exxon backed out first because they knew it was a bad deal and now our delusional leader is trying to spin it like he’s not allowing them in…THEY TOLD HIM THEY WERE OUT FIRST!!!! Stupid SOB.

    43. FaithlessnessWhich18 on

      Didn’t sound like ExxonMobil wanted in anyway. The oil companies aren’t maximizing output from US wells & leased land cause the price per barrel is already to low for them to reach the profit level they want. Why the hell would they want more Venezuela oil on the market that will push price per barrel even lower? Supply & demand is maybe something Trump hasn’t figured out yet.

    46. malakon on

      It is low grade oil – useful for asphalt, lubricants and plastics. It is a bitch to refine it to kerosene and gasoline, with low yields and a lot of black tar to dispose of.

      It is located in a logistical hellhole with many armed factions and an unstable corrupt government. Oil companies could lose billions on reworking the old wells they had before. Oil workers would need to be housed in guarded compounds.

      Trump is talking about the US taxpayer paying 100B$ to pay for development, with promises of oil / gas in a few years. Congress would have to approve that expenditure. That’s gonna be a hard sell.

      Any stability Trump promises will be re-evaluated in 26 and certainly 28.

      The Republicans just voted with the democrats to block Trumps emergency war powers, so he can’t in theory deploy ground troops without congressional approval.

      There is currently an oil GLUT with oil currently around 60$ barrel. The oil companies don’t need more supply, they need more consumption.

      Ok that’s enough reasons. Exxon guy smart.

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