TOPIC: Beginning with the first war in Vietnam before the start of WW2 where Japan sought to dominate Vietnam for its small oil fields that were large enough to sustain the entire Japanese navy in its oncoming war for the Pacific, the largest countries, U.S., China, and Russia have worked to acquire control of the largest oil reserves on the planet. Because of that, wars and conflicts have relentlessly continued in or about countries that possess large oil reserves. Originally, it was only Britain and Israel, which have no oil of their own, that sought to administratively control the corporations that produced gasoline, but after 1954 U.S. oil companies have since invested billions seeking to dominate the control of global oil. In the 1960's the world learned that the largest oil reserves on the planet did not exist in the Middle East but in Venezuela. Since the 1960's the U.S., practicing the ancestrally colonial 'grab-and-take' policies of Britain, Russia, Empirical Japan and Nazi Germany, has continued to use both Intell and military ops to take control of Venezuela's vast oil depths... which leads us to today.