Author Archives: Andre Vltchek

Like Libya and Syria, Venezuela is not ‘just about oil’

What makes the Libyan, Syrian and Venezuelan scenarios so similar? Why was the West so eager to viciously attack, and then destroy these three, at first glance, very different countries? The answer is simple, although it is not often uttered in the West; at least not publicly.
By Andre Vltchek
Posted on April 4, 2019 by Andre Vltchek

Yes, the latest research confirms that Venezuela is so rich in natural resources, that it could single-handedly satisfy all global demand for oil, for over 30 years. And it has much more than oil to offer, in its Orinoco basin and in other areas of the country. Continue reading →

Lebanon—what if it fell?
By Andre Vltchek
Posted on August 31, 2015 by Andre Vltchek

Beirut is burning; it is hurt, angry and uncertain about its own future. Continue reading →

The West spreads intellectual idiocy
By Andre Vltchek
Posted on August 24, 2015 by Andre Vltchek

Could any dictator desire more? Almost the entire population of the Empire is now thinking the same way! Continue reading →