Estimados amigos: una de las razones por las que yo apoyo la filosofia anarquista (Anti-gobiernos) es que los gobiernos son corruptos, criminales y bandas de ladrones todos. Lee este articulo escrito por un activista del Chavismo critico radical en contra de la traicion orquestada y planeada por Maduro, Delcy Rodriguez, y los demas miembros del gobierno de Maduro que literalmente se vendieron a Trump

Estimados amigos: una de las razones por las que yo apoyo la filosofia anarquista (Anti-gobiernos) es que los gobiernos son corruptos, criminales y bandas de ladrones todos.  Lee este articulo escrito por un activista del Chavismo critico radical en contra de la traicion orquestada y planeada por Maduro, Delcy Rodriguez, y los demas miembros del gobierno de Maduro que literalmente se vendieron a Trump:

Hablen con la verdad

Por: Marcos Luna | Jueves, 08/01/2026 06:19 AM | 

Link del articulo: https://www.aporrea.org/tiburon/a348463.html

¿Es que acaso la Fuerza Armada va o no va a defender nuestros recursos, nuestro país, nuestra independencia?

Bastaría con defender la Constitución vigente para resistir MILITARMENTE y en la calle la invasión que promete Trump para el control total de Venezuela. Trump no va a secuestrar a todos los miembros sancionados del gobierno: pareciera que ya los tiene secuestrados. Y si no es así, es obvio que "o corren o se encaraman". ¡Hablen con la verdad! ¡Déjense de secretos! Todos saldríamos (o no) a la calle sabiendo qué estamos defendiendo. Hablar con la verdad y actuar. Debemos saber a qué bando pertenecen nuestros líderes. La gente de la calle perpleja no sabe qué y en quién creer. Los hechos dicen una cosa y las palabras dicen otra, o no aparecen.

Ahora, no es que se roban el petróleo, es el gobierno que se los da para "equilibrar el mercado internacional" según un editorial de VTV, ¡da vergüenza!

Es preferible morir peleando que humillarnos de la forma como ahora nos humilla Estados Unidos con Donald Trump, arrodillarnos a sus intereses y a su voluntad. ¡Dignidad!, es lo que exigimos de lo que queda del gobierno, no la paz de los esclavos, de los humillados.

Si Maduro es liberado tendrá que dar cuenta de los 100 muertos, por lo que pareciera una "puesta en escena" para salvar su pellejo.

La historia se repite, la farsa se repite por segunda vez. Pero esta vez es más ridícula, porque cabe la posibilidad de que esta "puesta en escena" haya sido una capitulación negociada, en caso que no fuera la traición de los Rodriguez, Diosdado y Vladimir Padrino Lopez: otra vez se reúnen con la iglesia, los empresarios, los políticos de oposición "patriotas", y demás oportunistas, militares y civiles traidores, PARA BORRAR A CHÁVEZ DE LA MEMORIA COLECTIVA, LA ESPERANZA SOCIALISTA, LA HISTORIA RECIENTE.

¡No nos desengañan, esto lo calculamos!, allá los distraídos que creyeron en el capitalismo democrático, con rostro socialista y corazón capitalista. Bien les valió un Maduro… Y el resto de ilusos que esperan a Maria Corina Machado y su perro viejo, olvidados en un trastero por su jefe Trump.

¡Que el fantasma de Chávez persiga a los "vende patria"!

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I can’t help but wonder if Delcy Rodríguez might have been among those who took millions from Trump to hand over Maduro and his wife to U.S. authorities. I even imagine that Maduro and his wife themselves could have accepted millions or even billions for this whole circus. Maduro was reportedly laughing, dancing, and joking with his own captors, wishing them “Happy New Year, my friend.” The current Venezuelan administration is far from radical or even social-democratic, which is why the Communist Party of Venezuela (PCV) argues that the poor need a completely new revolutionary alternative—neither aligned with U.S. imperialism nor with Maduro’s corrupt, non-radical left government. Not long ago, Tarek El Aissami, one of Maduro’s top ministers, allegedly stole 23 billion dollars from public funds. On top of that, Maduro’s neoliberal devaluation policies have slashed the Venezuelan minimum wage to under five dollars a month, the lowest in the world, damaging the reputation of socialism and communism.

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Something strange had to happen. You are very right about how easy it was to invade and kidnap Maduro, I think maybe Trump’s operatives, the CIA, and others bribed some of the top commanders in the Venezuelan military and security forces so that the military would stand down.  Who knows if Trump actually bribed Maduro, his wife, and even Delcy Rodriguez with billions of dollars—you know why I’m saying this.  During December, Maduro’s attitude seemed really strange to me. He was celebrating Christmas, throwing parties, dancing, and hosting buffets, all while facing the looming US imperialist military threat with powerful weapons like aircraft carriers, submarines, and destroyers stationed right off Venezuela’s coast. I just can’t understand why he was acting that way. Something about it feels very off.

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 Something I’ve noticed that’s missing from many of the narratives I’ve read is that (most likely the CIA) made the Venezuelan military leadership a deal they couldn’t refuse and they sold Maduro out. They stood down and let the US military walk right in and take him without even a putting up a token show of resistance.

IMO, that’s pretty significant.

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I hope you’re right, but as a sort of nihilist communist, I expect the worst for Venezuela, Latin America, the Caribbean, Canada, and Greenland. Remember that Trump has expressed interest in taking over Canada and Greenland. I once read an article by Ron Paul claiming the true aim of the U.S. ruling class is to dominate the entire world. These U.S. Zionist oligarchic rulers, as he described them, are even eyeing the Moon, Mars, and valuable minerals from asteroids, while most people still support their own ruling classes and governments that make them poorer. Trillions stolen by U.S. rulers are never redistributed to the general population. Just like in the U.S., many re-elected Bush in 2004. This world feels doomed when millions back ultra-right-wing neoliberal parties and governments. Argentina, much of Europe, and most of Latin America and the Caribbean lean heavily to the right, and even so-called progressive reformist governments are right-wing. You also can’t count on the poor and working classes—they’re often ideologically right-wing or apathetic toward politics, leading to widespread nihilism and self-destructive behavior.

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You’re right, I don’t get how so many people on progressive alternative sites like CounterPunch, Dissident Voice, and others, as well as in the ultra-left, the Marxist impossibilist left, and even among anarchists, defend Maduro’s government so strongly. I’m furious about it too.

Marxists and truth-seekers should recognize that since Hugo Chavez’s death, Maduro’s government has never aimed to be a capitalist government transitioning toward a workers’ socialist state. At least Hugo Chavez attempted a kind of transitional phase in the Venezuelan government toward a workers’ state.

I know socialism in one or two countries in this capitalist world is impossible. But at least Maduro could have implemented a kind of welfare-based, high-wage capitalist system like Hugo Chávez did when he was in power, when Venezuela had the highest minimum monthly salary among third-world countries (around 500 to 600 dollars per month). Now, the monthly minimum wage in Venezuela is less than 5 dollars.

Since I don’t have the absolute truth about how the world works, I might be wrong. I asked the artificial intelligence websites socialismai.com and grok.com (which isn’t even a leftist AI) about the real reason Venezuela has the lowest living standards and minimum wage in Latin America and the Caribbean. Both SocialismAI and Grok stated that Maduro isn’t entirely to blame, and that half the responsibility lies with the economic war and sanctions imposed by the Bush, Obama, Joe Biden, and Trump administrations against both Chávez’s and Maduro’s governments.

But getting back to how easy it was to invade and kidnap Maduro, I think maybe Trump’s operatives, the CIA, and others bribed some of the top commanders in the Venezuelan military and security forces so that the military would stand down.

Who knows if Trump actually bribed Maduro, his wife, and even Delcy Rodriguez with billions of dollars—you know why I’m saying this.

During December, Maduro’s attitude seemed really strange to me. He was celebrating Christmas, throwing parties, dancing, and hosting buffets, all while facing the looming US imperialist military threat with powerful weapons like aircraft carriers, submarines, and destroyers stationed right off Venezuela’s coast. I just can’t understand why he was acting that way. Something about it feels very off.

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 Lately, I’ve grown extremely skeptical, pessimistic, and even nihilistic. I don’t trust any state, government, or ruling class anywhere in the world. Sometimes I suspect that even Maduro and his wife, along with top Venezuelan officials, military leaders, and Delcy Rodríguez (who could serve as interim president), might have sold themselves for millions. Venezuela is rich in oil, gold, and other minerals worth billions, and considering that the U.S. ruling class and government—despite the current economic crisis—still control vast amounts of wealth, trillions of dollars so, spending a few billion to bribe Venezuelan authorities would be nothing for Trump and the U.S. elite compared to the potential billions they could earn from exploiting Venezuela’s mineral resources.



There is another theory out there that maybe Putin betrayed Maduro



PS:Something feels suspicious. I remember seeing Maduro celebrating Christmas and throwing parties in Venezuela in the month of december, right in the midst of the country facing pressure from a potential invasion by US imperialist forces. Who knows if Maduro struck some kind of deal for billions of dollars.

PS2: Many governments in poor, third-world countries often align themselves with U.S. and European imperialism, which is a major reason these nations remain impoverished, as their ruling classes are influenced or bought by the elites of these powerful empires. It’s possible that high-ranking Venezuelan officials have been bribed by U.S. Zionist leaders, which could explain why Donald Trump decided to support Delcy Rodríguez as Venezuela’s new president. Perhaps Rodríguez will now have access to billions of dollars, and with that kind of money, much can be done. Sadly, there seem to be very few true revolutionaries left in the world, like Che Guevara, Hugo Chávez, Hitler, Allende, Perón, JFK, Lenin, Durruti, or Malcolm X.