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"Laurel and Hardy" better stick to playing ice hockey and not invading Ukraine from Belarusian territory. Minsk's population is against the war in Ukraine and such an unpopular move may loosen Alexander Lukashenko's strangle-hold on power. Moreover, Kiev's hearty and experienced military -- who are exhausted from years of war, but not nearly as demoralized as Russia's -- will punish the on-coming waves of Russian (and Belarusian) cannon-fodder.

Source: ICC-indicted war criminal Vladimir Putin is desperate

Flaming Lips - Do You Realize?? (2002)
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They also did an amazing cover of Pink Floyd back in the day.

Lemme see if I can find it ...

@#11 ... This is the 'fine print' that I'm sure Trump is hoping that the people will never read: ...

Then there is also this ...

Exxon and Chevron decline new spending in Venezuela while taking a wait-and-see approach for the years ahead (January 2026)
fortune.com

... U.S. Big Oil giants Exxon Mobil and Chevron said Jan. 30 they have no plans to increase their capital spending in Venezuela this year while they wait and see how legal and political reforms unfold to make the country more inviting to foreign oil investments.

Since forcibly removing leader Nicolas Maduro from power, President Donald Trump has repeatedly insisted U.S. oil companies will spend more than $100 billion in Venezuela to dramatically rebuild its dilapidated infrastructure.

But Exxon Mobil chairman and CEO Darren Woods infamously drew Trump's ire earlier this month when he told the president that Venezuela is currently "uninvestable" until major reforms are enacted and the country sees real stability. After all, Exxon had its oil assets expropriated in Venezuela less than 20 years ago.

Trump later said Woods' remarks were "too cute" and that he may be inclined to keep the world's largest Big Oil player out of Venezuela.

Woods said Jan. 30 on his fourth-quarter earnings call that he does believe the Trump administration is committed to making the necessary changes to eventually turn Venezuela into a viable investment option. How soon remains to be seen. Venezuela's National Assembly began approving reforms to its oil and gas laws on Jan. 29. ...


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