@Alma. Innovadora, I understand that you live in Venezuela (Caracas?). It seems to me that you have, let's say, a good perspective on the situation, although some would say that you can't see the forest for the trees (?).
Yes, from Caracas.
Yes, I can't see "everything" but you don't have to be from Venezuela to have enough knowledge about what happens here in fact, by watching and analyzing on the government's YouTube channels and any media of opposition to the government you will realize the mentality of the Venezuelan and why what is happening in this country happens in much more depth than you can read in the news.
Because of the way politicians express themselves, they talk to the population, videos about what the population thinks, which videos there are quite and to have enough information about the degree of awareness and ignorance that this population has.
I have noticed that here and in sott they do not pay as much importance as other countries and their politicians, with greater certainty and depth. As far as I have read or every time I see a post about what is happening here, it seems that they do not have much more information beyond the half-baked news that is on the internet.
And if it's about Maduro "well, I don't like him, he's not a saint of my debotion but at least he's not a psychopath or so it seems".
But with the actions against the country, people who are not followers of the government have also become aware of the true intentions of right-wing politicians and that is something that you can investigate and you will see comments such as "I don't like Maduro, but I don't agree with the invasion of my country" and other comments that show that they have been able to objectively see what is really happening.
Not only the civilian population, but also businessmen and a sector of right-wing politicians here and outside Venezuela, especially from a business sector that have stopped sabotaging and have now decided to work with the government and for the country.
Likewise, those who left the country and are now being persecuted for the simple fact of being Venezuelans, believing that they were going to be treated well, that they were going to open their arms to them and it is in public and world view what those countries are doing against them now.
Today they want to eclipse everything with the Aragua Train, but people forgot the large number of Venezuelans who have been killed in other countries just for being Venezuelans, ordinary people.
I don't know how anyone mentions that when it's obvious. Venezuela only seems to attract attention when it needs to be attacked.
And I make it clear that I precisely do not support the government nor am I someone who considers himself a patriot or anything like that. So what I express here is only my perception, as objective as possible. I would like to have more knowledge such as knowing much more about ponerology to be able to talk from that aspect.
-How aware are people in general about media manipulation, or do you think they are very gullible about what they are told?
Sufficiently aware of the side that supports the government, of course.
Since the time of Chavez to make people aware about the psychopathic dynamics of the USA and its puppets in Europe, was the main thing so that people could precisely identify the media attacks and not easily fall into the manipulation that would allow uncovered flanks and allow both internal and external saboteurs of the country, to create chaos in the population.
That is why various forms of communication were created in early years at the social level such as alternative, print and digital media. Chavez always expressed the importance of having knowledge in that aspect and in general really. The importance of keeping people well informed.
People may be upset about the bad policies and the very silly actions of the government for certain things, but that doesn't mean that out of discomfort, they shout US intervention. and in that aspect even today they always remember it, Diosdado Cabello now maintaining that type of communication and other people of less public profile but with enough objectivity about it, although obviously they do not always see the panorama through the bushes of their ideologies also that sometimes they can become so radical that it distances them precisely from the objectivity to maintain, especially to be able to "read" the movements of the external attacks and better identify the internal but more important, their own self-attacks by "square heads".
On the side of the opposition, ignorance is as absurd as those who support Milei. With that I say everything.
So much is the ignorance that they themselves ask for US intervention and bomb the government pf Venezuela without taking into account what that really means. That mentality is the same everywhere, the mediocrity of the opposition here, is the same as anywhere.
-Do you see or perceive any other opposition force, group or individual, now or in the future, that does not side with the US-CIA or Maduro, that says “enough is enough”?
No, the population in that sense has no more options but there are also no politicians who offer anything new or good for the country.
On the one hand, the left maintains a single bloc, avoiding fragmentation and division, the reason is understood, because that has allowed greater attack and destabilization in the past.
And the Right, they stab each other and most of them are just vultures who want to steal, but nothing. The right here is useless for anything.
The population is mentalized that there are no third ways, especially because that's how politics has been all their lives. Left or right, centers of right, centers of left, in the middle of left and right, one foot on the left but closer to the right and vice versa (laughs) that doesn't exist. Whether you are on one side or the other, there are no middle terms.
In fact there was an attempt by some "new politicians" in the past elections and they did not get any votes. Especially because people know very well how to detect every "third option" who wants to present themselves as "Neutral" and in the end it is discovered that there are right-wing people behind them.
The greatest weight in favor that the government has implemented to maintain that union, is that here one is not "voting" for favoritism or frivolous tendencies, one is fighting for a country project, to maintain continuity, positive progress, etc.
To avoid what we all already know when there are changes of government, that the right governs and destroys the advances that have been achieved, to put the country in debt and give it to the USA, etc.
And that beyond all the above said, we can see that example currently with Petro and any other president who has wanted to stay neutral and have good relations with everyone. That is not possible, the piscopaths have been very clear about it "you are with us or against" and we already see how they are attacking Petro for not aligning with them, but he also does not align with those who could create "union", so we fall back into the same thing,
division.
Typical problem with radical guerrilla leftists and their personal way of "saving the world" and "making revolution" in their own way.
-Do you and others see a possible scenario of intervention by the CIA-United States?
The problem is not seeing it, the problem is "when". All these years we have always been on the lookout for their interventions through various sabotages.
Here it has never been maintained that Venezuela has freed itself from that possibility, that is why it has updated its military power as well and created the militias. Precisely to be ready for today.
What are your expectations regarding that future? For example, would the standard of living deteriorate, or perhaps improve?
The same as in Argentina and possibly worse. Just to give an example. It's an interesting parallel.
The Venezuelan right does not work for the country, it works for the psychopaths, they would not lift the country, they would deliver it and we already know what that implies in every way for the population. Deterioration.
There are enough examples in history about this, nothing good happens when a right-wing government governs. But I think, especially because they are unbalanced subjects, by their nature and not by their political ideology as we already know, because there are left-wing views just as psychopathic, so the idologies are in the fifth plane.
There are no subjects who have yet developed a profile that allows for a transition without the complications that we all know.
It is not only my personal thought, it is something that many leaders of the Venezuelan government have also expressed, if only the Venezuelan right really worked for its own country, for the respect for the lives of its citizens, things would be different. But the problem is that these people simply want to exterminate another percentage of the population. I could say that it is something close to what Putin said to his population, "They want to exterminate the Russian population." How can there be a "positive change" in that way? never.
There will only be more resistance. The same resistance that there was when they tried to kidnap Chavez.
The only way for the population to avoid a confrontation, a civil war, is for Maduro to do the same thing that Chávez did at that time, to call the population to tranquility and in this case, to simply accept the change of government in a peaceful way to avoid a mortality, unnecessary bloodshed.
Perhaps that could, just that, generate a change of government without so much trance. But in the meantime, as long as everything is "Fighting for sovereignty, freedom, identity, etc" confrontation is inevitable.
With analyzing how unbalanced the political figures of the Venezuelan right are like Guaido, Leopoldo Lopez, Capriles and now and worst of all, Maria Corina, just with Maria Corina you would have enough information about how worse it will be for Venezuela.
It is not only a "perceiving", pessimism or "closing to the future" or "change", it is the actions against the life of the population that these individuals have demonstrated all these long years.
But who knows, maybe that suffering is necessary for the greater scheme of life that we already know, right?
You cannot "live in peace" in this world, if you are challenging psychopaths.
But if we look at Ecuador and El Salvador, I think we can see a clear example of how to minimize the impact of these psychopaths in their countries. The problem is that "unbalanced" isn't it? they correspond to that frequency where everything disintegrates, it is impossible for them to keep anything standing.
Bukele, however, has played with God and the Devil, has been attacked and supported by the US. He has protected his "sovereignty" but seder completely, without openly and carelessly challenging the US. but when he should support them, he attacks the country that is attacking the US.The U.S. as it currently does with Venezuela, as Peru does, Ecuador as well. Countries that if we think about it, Venezuela has no connection of any kind so that they are sticking their noses in here, which simply responds to the agenda of attacks in the region.
That is to be a satellite country of the USA, a "resource country" for them. Not to be a power, not to "raise the head" a lot militarily, technologically, economically and everything that Russia and China have done to not attract so much attention?... it seems like one of the ways for gentlemen in the USA do not bother and decide to kill people like that just to force them to "choose" the path they want them to travel.
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