Amb. Moncada: “AP Want to Convince US That 300 Mercenaries Were Training in Colombia to Kill President Maduro Without US and Colombian Support”
The Venezuelan ambassador to the United Nations, Samuel Moncada, considered the version of a US mercenary responsible for a failed attack against the President of Venezuela , Nicolás Maduro, as a tropical novel to protect the responsibility of the United States and Colombia in the terrorist plot uncovered last March.
In a series of tweets, Moncada rejects AP’s Joshua Goodman’s argument that the operation was an individual act of a tropical adventurer, a fool adventurist who deceived mercenaries without the support of Presidents Donald Trump and Iván Duque . “A cheap novel to run from reality,” he added.
1/10 Agencia AP “investiga” con datos “exclusivos” invasión mercenaria desde Colombia contra Venezuela. El problema es que lo que en verdad publica es una novela tropical para salvar la responsabilidad de EEUU y Colombia en la operación.
Expliquemos: pic.twitter.com/6RQb4iROYV
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) May 2, 2020
The diplomat recalled that now they want to convince us that 300 mercenaries were trained in Colombia without the support of Duque or Trump. “Now, in this version, they (the US and Colombia) save us from the disaster prepared by some ‘Rambos'”, he joked.
2/10 RelaciĂłn de EEUU con ejĂ©rcitos mercenarios: a) los ha usado por dĂ©cadas para hacer guerra clandestina contra paĂses que quiere conquistar. b) Evaden su responsabilidad legal en ataques militares porque no pueden ser directamente acusados en Ăłrganos internacionales. pic.twitter.com/ByALsk3dGK
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) May 2, 2020
“This is how the propaganda bodies create the” alternative reality that serves their interests!” said Moncada.
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The version of the US news agency AP blames a former US soldier, green beret, Special Operations expert, for organizing a group of 300 mercenaries to carry out a conspiracy in Venezuela to destabilize President Maduro’s government allegedly without the intervention of the United States and Colombia.
3/10 Mercenarios son 50% más baratos que tropas convencionales. No cuestan nada antes o despuĂ©s del contrato. En Irak 50% de los soldados de EEUU eran mercenarios. En Afghanistan 70%. Es el modelo preferido para invadir paĂses al más bajo costo econĂłmico y polĂtico. pic.twitter.com/wYMSfS3MWW
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) May 2, 2020
Last March, Venezuela denounced a coordinated plan from Colombia to attack high-ranking government officials in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, which included an attack on President Nicolás Maduro, the president of the National Constituent Assembly, Diosdado Cabello, as well as vice presidents and ministers.
The Venezuelan diplomat emphasized the relationship that the United States government has had with mercenary armies through history.
4/10 Entre 2007-2017, EEUU gastó 250 millardos de $ en mercenarios. Hoy, hay sicarios de EEUU en Irak, Siria, Libia y Ucrania. Erick Prince, dueño de Blackwaters, ofreció en 2019, 5000 asesinos para invadir Venezuela.
Es la industria privada de la muerte en gran escala. https://t.co/B2raBwNFpH pic.twitter.com/qgkJft3NdD
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) May 2, 2020
Moncada noted that Washington has used mercenaries for decades to wage clandestine war against countries it wants to conquer and “evade their legal responsibility in military attacks because they cannot be directly accused in international bodies.”
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“The mercenary invasion organized by Trump and his narco-sicario [narco hitman] allies has never been a secret. In May 2019, we denounced it at the UN Security Council. It is a crime organized by professionals with years of experience,” he said.
5/10 La invasiĂłn mercenaria organizada por Trump y sus aliados narcosicarios nunca ha sido un secreto. En mayo del 2019 la denunciamos en el Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU. Se trata de un crimen organizado por profesionales con años de experiencia. No hay improvisaciĂłn. Vea aquĂ: https://t.co/FY6bO5xxvl
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) May 2, 2020
“In September 2019, the vice president of Venezuela, Delcy RodrĂguez, also denounced the mercenary camps in Colombia at the UN with operational support from the United States. and its narco-sicario ally. “They already had more than six months of training and increased the recruitment of murderers,” he said.
6/10 En septiembre de 2019, la Vicepresidenta de Venezuela @drodriven2 tambiĂ©n denunciĂł en la ONU los campamentos mercenarios en Colombia con apoyo operacional de EEUU y su aliado narcosicario. Ya tenĂan más de seis meses de entrenamiento y aumentaron el reclutamiento de asesinos pic.twitter.com/DGLuctFVD0
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) May 2, 2020
The ambassador recalled that in April 2020, “in the UN Security Council, we denounced covert military operations by Trump and his allies against the Venezuelan people. The public confession of the mercenary leader, Cliver Alcala, is irrefutable proof of the support of the aggressor governments.”
“In March 2020, the Minister of Communication, Jorge RodrĂguez, denounced details of the operation: bosses, weapons, attack plans, etc.,” he said.
‘The expedited, US led “deportation” operation of Cliver Alcala is solid evidence of the US and Colombian involvement in the plot. Less that 48 hours after the plot was uncovered, the US put him on a bounty list, sent a plane to Colombia in the middle of Covid-19 flight restrictions and took him back to his master’s headquarters without even using handcuffs to deflect public notice,” said Orinoco Tribune’s editor, Jesus Rodriguez-Espinoza when consulted on this issue.
“In the video below you can see in a clear blue ling sleeve shirt, how the mercenary Cliver Alcala boards the special flight that President Trump sent to rescue him. It resembles more a family gathering than a deportation procedure,” he added.
28Mar | Momento en que Alcalá Cordones abordĂł el aviĂłn, tras entregarse a las autoridades colombianas para ser extraditado a #EEUU / Video cortesĂa: @infobaeamerica / Más detalles en nuestro portal: https://t.co/r7lAkY3DbE pic.twitter.com/xF3U6Koko9
— Caraota Digital (@CaraotaDigital) March 28, 2020
Featured image: FILE – Moment when Venezuelan mercenary Cliver Alcala -inside the red circle) boards an special plane sent by Washington regime. Courtesy infobae.
Translated by JRE/EF
