@por500bolos First of all, my apologies for not getting to this post sooner. Thanks for the mention and for this post that restores some level of balance to the conversation compared to what I have seen from most posts tagged as Informationwar. As I am not Venezuelan, or have ever visited Venezuela, I try my best not to be too imposing with my opinion on this subject matter. I really do prefer to read what the Venezuelan people have to say themselves. Having said that, I do still have an opinion that I share on this blockchain and have shared my 'general' thoughts, but more from a 'big game' and 'globalist' point of view.

That's what I know and understand very well, so that's what I stick to mostly. But that obviously strikes a nerve with some people. I wonder why? Is it because they are afraid to give both sides of the story? I think so!

Myself and @bifilarcoil have been criticised and publicly smeared by certain individuals on this blockhain who claim to be fighting for truth under the informationwar banner, and they basically take any comments or posts we've written completely out of context and endeavour to use smear tactics and flagging to silence anyone who has an even remotley slight difference in opinion to their hard line one sided stance. This comes from certain individuals who I know are online foot soldiers for the anti-Maduro syndicate that is obviously an organised and coordinated effort. You only need to look at some of these people's feeds and posts to realise what's really going on with these accounts.

I wrote a deepdives article that called out both sides, and highlighted the corruption from both the Venezuelan government as well as globalist mega-corps. Funny how they conveniently ignore that huh?

I know exactly how this 'big game' works and how it's implemented. This is just another example of how the process works....A consistent pattern of events that lead to this current situation.