Guerrilla History Venezuela and More - Revolutionary Guerrilla Menace
Jan 5, 2026
The discussion dives into the abduction of Nicolás Maduro, linking it to U.S. imperial actions throughout history. Experts analyze the deeper motives behind American interventionism, emphasizing oil and sovereignty issues. The panel challenges the notion of stabilizing 'our' oil and advocates for Venezuelan self-determination. They explore grassroots resistance beyond Maduro's leadership and the implications of U.S. global power dynamics. Finally, there's a call for solidarity, local organizing, and mutual aid to support anti-imperialist efforts.
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Imperialism As Continuation, Not Exception
- The U.S. kidnapping of Maduro continues a long pattern of imperial interventions beyond simple oil grabs.
- It enforces a message: no nation may chart an independent course from U.S. hegemony.
Oil, Hegemony, And Preparing For Wider Conflict
- Oil matters but the strategy aims at hemispheric control and undermining multipolar rivals.
- Seizing Venezuela aids U.S. readiness for broader shocks, possibly including actions targeting Iran.
Revolution Beyond A Leader
- The Bolivarian project is decentralized and extends beyond Maduro and the state.
- Communes and popular assemblies create a durable base likely to resist occupation or puppet governments.
