Core Insights - A former Chevron executive, Ali Moshiri, has been revealed to have worked as a CIA informant, providing intelligence that influenced the decision to replace Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro with his vice president, Delcy Rodriguez [1][3][4] Company Overview - Ali Moshiri served as a Chevron executive until 2017 and continued as a consultant until 2024, after which he began consulting for Venezuela's state-run oil company, PdVSA [2] - Chevron is positioned to play a significant role in developing Venezuela's oil reserves, which are among the largest globally, and aims to increase its Venezuelan oil production by up to 50% within the next 18 to 24 months [6] Industry Context - The relationship between Moshiri and President Rodriguez has been longstanding, dating back to a $2 billion loan deal brokered between Chevron and PdVSA after Hugo Chávez's death in 2013 [5] - Chevron's return to operations in Venezuela follows the lifting of a license cancellation by the Trump administration, indicating a renewed interest in the Venezuelan oil market [5][6]

Now even Blob Media is admitting Ukraine commandos blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, the CIA knew it and even coordinated with them in advance, then the Biden State Department lied to your fuckin face and told you Russia did it.DER SPIEGEL (@derspiegel):Ein ukrainisches Geheimkommando sprengte 2022 die Nord-Stream-Pipelines. SPIEGEL-Recherchen enthüllen: US-Agenten sollen die Anschlagspläne mit den Saboteuren besprochen haben – bevor sie sich später dagegen stellten. https://t.co/8mXC7HurJ4 ...

3. Second reason we need all State Dept records around this 1990s Epstein housing arrangement, esp its inbound comms from other agencies (CIA, namely) is BECAUSE EPSTEIN RENTED OUT THE MANSION TO THE DEFENSE LAWYER FOR TWO MAJOR DRUG RINGS THAT BOTH HAD ALLEGED CIA INVOLVEMENT https://t.co/tL835FHMRI ...

This tracks as CIA was indeed running the drug trade in Southeast Asia in 1970s out of perceived military necessity to fund proxies in Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam. This memo suggests they knew getting caught doing it in the Continental US would be a scandal https://t.co/xh3YRPezAZMike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber):In 1967, USAID paid the head of the CIA’s mercenary army in Laos the financial capital to acquire 2 airplanes from 2 CIA-propriety airlines, which the CIA-backed army used to traffic drugs from the Golden Tri ...