Intel Watch, 1/3/26
Ray McGovern, "Venezuela Attacks
Are About World's Largest Oil Reserves"
"Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern, who spent 27 years inside the intelligence community recognizing regime change operations, exposes how U.S. airstrikes on Caracas represent the opening move in a carefully orchestrated plan to seize control of the world's largest oil reserves. He reveals how the 3:17 AM explosions weren't random military action but textbook regime change targeting Venezuela's 300 billion barrels of oil that exceed Saudi Arabia's reserves by 18%. McGovern warns that Trump's escalation, driven by Bolton, Abrams, and Rubio, fundamentally misunderstands Venezuelan resilience and risks wider confrontation with Russian and Chinese allies. This isn't about democracy or human rights - it's about preventing Chinese Belt and Road investments and Russian military cooperation that threaten American hemispheric dominance. Learn why someone who briefed presidents believes these strikes could trigger hemisphere-wide conflict while serving only special interests that profit from war."
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