The Venezuelan ambassador to the UN, Samuel Moncada, released evidence presented by the mercenary Jordan Goudreau in a US court, part of Goudreau’s lawsuit against the opposition’s Juan Guaidó and his other partners in the terrorist plan Operation Gideon. The former green beret is suing Guaidó and his advisor Juan Jose Rendón (aka JJ Rendon) for $1.4 million for breach of contract, according to a news article published by the right-wing Miami Herald on Friday.
This operation, thwarted by the government of President Nicolás Maduro in May of this year, had among its objectives the assassination/kidnapping of the Venezuelan President and other leaders of the Bolivarian Revolution, and the establishment of a de facto government in the country that would serve the interests of the United States.
Wow…this "piece" is full of "US regime change" crap but it has a lot, A LOT of details that might enrich the case in Venezuela… https://t.co/hUokdlrJ0J
— Orinoco Tribune (@OrinocoTribune) October 30, 2020
Through a Twitter thread, Moncada shows part of the content of the lawsuit, supported by documentary evidence taken from the Miami Herald piece.
1/ Jordan Goudreau, el mercenario alquilado por Juan Guaidó para asesinar al Presidente Nicolás Maduro, está demandando en un tribunal de EEUU a sus socios en el acto terrorista por incumplimiento de contrato. Presenta pruebas documentales. pic.twitter.com/ZJOopBiDTn
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) October 31, 2020
“Goudreau provides specific information on the participation of Juan Guaidó and his boss, Leopoldo López, in the terrorist operation. He also provides his contacts with Trump administration officials who promoted the project. Nobody knows more about this plan than Goudreau,” says Moncada.
2/ Goudreau aporta datos específicos de la participación de Juan Guaidó y su jefe, Leopoldo López, en la operación terrorista. También aporta sus contactos con funcionarios del gobierno de Trump que impulsaron el proyecto.
Nadie sabe más de este plan que Goudreau. pic.twitter.com/cMxdhG7ow7
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) October 31, 2020
Among the information revealed is that on May 21, a few days after the operation was discovered and in the wake of the terrorist incursion’s failure off the Venezuelan coast, the FBI raided an apartment in Boca de Ratón (Florida), where Goudreau was staying. “They hoped to find and kill him, that he would resist and it would end in a confrontation, and then be called ‘death by police.’ His way to save his life is to reveal everything he knows to the public, and to sue Guaidó,” Moncada commented in another tweet.
3/ Goudreau afirma que el FBI lo investiga y allanó una casa donde esperaban encontrarlo y matarlo al presentar resistencia en una confrontación que llama “muerte por policía”. El modo de salvar su vida es sacar todo lo que sabe al público y demandar a Guaidó. pic.twitter.com/MXhQa0qLsv
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) October 31, 2020
Likewise Goudreau, owner of the mercenary company SilverCorp, told several officials of the Trump Administration to be aware of their adventures.
Among those mentioned are Andrew Horn, aide to Vice President Mike Pence; Jason Beardsley, a war veteran who works in the Veterans Department; and Keith Schiller, in charge of Trump’s security for years before becoming president and owner of the company KS Global Group, who still maintains very close ties with the tycoon.
5/ Andrew Horn, asistente del Vicepresidente Mike Pence y Jason Beardsley, veterano de guerra trabajando en el Departamento de Veteranos, son nombrados por Jordan Goudreau como sus contactos con el gobierno de Trump para facilitar la ejecución de la operación terrorista. pic.twitter.com/V3FnA7HnRF
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) October 31, 2020
“Andrew Horn promised Goudreau the official licenses necessary to buy and export the weapons used in the operation. Attorney Travis Lucas handled the arrangements and charged $30,000 for his work. Goudreau showed the payment invoices,” highlighted the Venezuelan ambassador.
6/ Andrew Horn prometió a Goudreau las licencias oficiales necesarias para comprar y exportar el armamento usado en la operación. El abogado Travis Lucas se encargó de las gestiones y cobró 30.000$ por su trabajo.
Goudreau muestra las facturas de pago. pic.twitter.com/PltKdRSjW2
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) October 31, 2020
Additionally, Goudreau reports that Guaidó asked his gringo bosses for $20 million to unleash a so-called “war between gangs” in the Venezuelan capital and generate greater chaos, synchronized with the armed incursions that were to occur on the country’s coasts.
7/ Goudreau también nombra su contacto con Keith Schiller, encargado por años de la seguridad de Trump antes de ser presidente y dueño de la compañía KS Global Group que mantiene contratos hoy con el partido republicano.
Schiller sigue siendo hombre de confianza de Trump. pic.twitter.com/Z8HcF4zsA2
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) October 31, 2020
It also points out that, according to what’s stipulated in the contract, Guaidó “would deny everything” if the operation failed.
10/ Roen Kraft, multimillonario heredero de la compañía fabricante de quesos Kraft, es nombrado por Goudreau como financista. Kraft afirmó que el Vicepresidente Pence estaba interesado en la operación Si tenían éxito “todas las puertas estarían abiertas”. pic.twitter.com/AQVc1Zr740
— Samuel Moncada (@SMoncada_VEN) October 31, 2020
Featured image: Guaidó/Goudreau mercenaries in Colombia before the fiasco. File photo.
Translation: OT/JRE/SL
