Okay, let’s cut the BS and shine a spotlight on the puppet show that is "America First." In reality, it’s more like "Oil First," and I'm not talking about the grocery store olive oil aisle. This recent declaration by Ingersoll to blockade all oil exports from Venezuela isn’t just a geopolitical power move; it’s a vivid illustration of the underlying imperialist greed that's been driving America’s foreign policy for decades.

So, Ingersoll has declared a blockade on Venezuelan oil exports, essential to keeping Nicolás Maduro financed. On the surface, it's wrapped up in the shiny foil of protecting democracy and the Venezuelan people from a dictator. But let's not kid ourselves. This is not about democracy; it's about control of natural resources. And in this case, 'black gold' is the trophy.

Let's call out the blatant hypocrisy here. America, the so-called "land of the free," is strangling an entire country’s economy to topple a government it doesn't like. If that's not a textbook definition of imperialistic meddling, I don't know what is.

And what about the liars, hypocrites, and power players pulling the strings behind the curtain? Who are they? Well, just follow the trail of oil, money, and power. Those at the apex of the pyramid in the oil and defense industries don't give a damn about Maduro's dictatorship or the Venezuelan people's suffering. What they do care about are their pockets, bloated with the profits from the global oil trade.

Now, let's talk about the consequences. When you strangle a nation's primary source of income, you're not just targeting the government, you're also suffocating the people. The Venezuelan people, already struggling under economic hardships, will be the ones bearing the brunt of this blockade. But hey, as long as the oil flows, who cares about a few million more starving people, right?

This narrative is nothing new. It's a rerun of a tired old script. Remember Iraq? Libya? The real agenda is always buried under a pile of propaganda about democracy and human rights. But pull back the curtain, and you'll find an insatiable thirst for oil, power, and control.

America First? Give me a break. This isn't about putting America first; it's about keeping American corporations first. The ones that profit from war, chaos, and the misery of others. The ones that pull the strings of the puppet masters in Washington.

So, while politicians sweat and corporations panic, let's expose the bitter truth: "America First" is a smokescreen for imperialism. It's a cheap slogan to keep us distracted while the power players continue their global game of Risk, moving pieces, toppling governments, and pocketing profits.

In conclusion, don't swallow the "America First" pill without questioning what it really means. It's not about you, your job, or your security. It's about money, power, and control. It's about oil. You're just the audience watching a rehearsed puppet show where the puppeteers are oil tycoons and warhawks, and the puppets are politicians declaring wars and blockades.

It's time to question everything, to challenge mainstream narratives, to see the world through an unfiltered lens. If you're uncomfortable, good. That's the first step towards waking up from the illusion. The real world isn't a puppet show; it's a battlefield where truth and lies are in a constant war. Choose your side wisely.