THE DRUG TRAFFICKING UNION AND THE STOCKHOLM SYNDROME - VENEZUELA

The road is clear for organized crime to take the reins of the Colombian government.
The kidnappers continue to gain time with alleged dialogues carried out at the request of their accomplices, with their own agenda and territory, while the supposed "leaders" of the victims run to meet them as enraptured girls enchanted by those who do not promise us more than choose between the gates of exile, the dungeons of the Sebin or a number in the statistics of the dead or missing.

The Stockholm syndrome is defined as the curious affective bond that occurs between victim and victimizer during kidnapping or hostage-taking actions. It was discovered, in 1973, from the curious relationship between a kidnapper and a young hostage during the assault on a bank in that Swedish city.

A simile of that syndrome is occurring in Venezuela. Thirty million citizens are living a hostage situation under a kidnapping perpetrated by an international gang of drug criminals, while the democratic leadership maintains a strange sentimental situation with those who submit us to the armed forces.

US Assistant Secretary of State for Security and Counter-Narcotics Fight, William Brownfield, during a hearing on Colombia in a Senate Manifesto commission: "The United States believes that there will be no" democratic solution "to the Venezuelan crisis, as long as drug trafficking continues penetrating by "complete" each one of the estates of power of the Caribbean country, including the own Government of Nicolás Maduro ".

The voices of the presidents of the United States, Donad Trump, who summoned the representatives of the countries of the region to address the Venezuelan problem, reiterated that: "... the consolidation of Nicolás Maduro" destabilizes "the entire region" and the French President Emmanuel Macron, who said: "Our fellow citizens do not understand how some have been so complacent with the regime that is being established in Venezuela. A dictatorship that tries to stay on its feet at an unprecedented humanitarian price. Only an intervention can solve the crisis ", they keep the doors of hope open.

On the other hand, the international drug gang, made up of the FARC and the Cartel de los Soles, blessed by the tyrant of Cuba, Raúl Castro, continues to strengthen in its mission to establish a large union in the region.
International Drug Trafficking, which, with the facade of socialism, occupy the governments of Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua.

The road is clear for organized crime to take the reins of the Colombian government. The hasty signature in Cuba of the peace agreement contemplated the immediate incorporation of FARC narco-terrorists into the political forum, with no penalties for their crimes and the intact conservation of the billions of dollars that make up their treasury.

of drug trafficking, extortion, the collection of vaccine and the exploitation of Coltan, gold, uranium and other minerals, which Venezuela had considered strategic, and that gracefully the regime of Nicolás Maduro and his FAN allow their extraction in the area Amazon where 4,000 Colombian guerrillas, for years, have maintained their camps with impunity. This, of course, is reason enough to trigger the alarms in the regional conglomerate.

If we do not act in time, we will soon see the Colombian drug trafficking regime that has been defeated by the votes bought with the proceeds of organized crime.
It is obvious that our hostage situation continues to deteriorate, while the kidnappers continue to gain time with alleged dialogues carried out at the request of their accomplices, with their own territory and agenda, to continue committing their crimes and save their lives, while the alleged cases " leaders "of the victims run to meet them as enraptured girls who are not promised to choose between the gates of exile, the Sebin dungeons or a number in the statistics of the dead or missing.

Like all hostage situations, it will only be solved with the physical elimination of the captors or their unconditional surrender; but for this we require international assistance.