A Coordinated Plan Against the United States of America. The Enemy is Inside.

Examining the Impact of Venezuelans in Illegal Status and Refugee Applicants on the Streets of New York, unveiling an Intricate Plan Against the USA.

In recent times, I have been closely monitoring a growing concern—a disturbing surge in violence, chaos, and criminal activities—propagated by a subset of immigrants, particularly Venezuelans in unauthorized status, as well as others seeking refuge within the United States of America. These incidents unfold on bustling streets and public spaces in New York, encompassing verbal assaults on law enforcement officers, shoplifting, orchestrating traffic disruptions with motorcycles, physical assaults on individuals, and various acts of vandalism.

I find it perplexing that these occurrences have become recurrent in certain U.S. cities, especially in the heart of New York City. Equally puzzling is the apparent lack of robust countermeasures against these criminals, antisocial elements, and those who potentially pose a perilous threat to the national security of the USA.

"The Sons of Chavez”

Venezuela, a nation held captive by a narco-terrorist regime with staggering instances of corruption on a global scale, has suffered from the systematic decay of its educational system, the dismantling of industries, the destruction of private property, and the collapse of its economy and public services. This environment, created by the Chavista Revolution, has triggered one of the largest forced migrations in the history of the Americas, with over 8 million Venezuelans seeking survival beyond their homeland's borders. This exodus has led to the emergence of a phenomenon known as "Los Hijos de Chavez" or "The Sons of Chavez.”

This generation of young people, abandoned by the state and faced with anarchy and social criminality under the regime, has been coerced into a life of delinquency. Operating as active or passive criminals, they either join gangs affiliated with the revolution's leaders or work under the protection of criminal figures associated with the regime.

Many of these youths were motivated, nurtured, and even trained by the regime before being directed to emigrate to other Latin American countries. These destinations, often opposed to the Chavista ideology, were targeted to initiate criminal actions that would create crises within these nations. This orchestrated strategy, part of the Continental Plan of Chavismo and its Allies, aims to bolster radical leftist and populist movements across the region, exemplified by the Sao Paulo Forum.

These calculated actions have triggered national crises in several host countries. The influx of hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans, straining local capacities to accommodate them, has been compounded by the infiltration of criminals. This infiltration poses a grave security risk to these nations, perpetuating a ripple effect of criminal activities with growing magnitude, complexity, and severity.

As early as 2017, I conducted interviews with media outlets in the United States and other countries, addressing the so-called Migrant Caravans entering the United States through Mexico.

Forced and Illegal Migration as a Geopolitical Tactic

Much like Cuba's use of cocaine trafficking as a strategic weapon against the USA during the 1980s and 1990s, the Venezuelan regime, in collaboration with strategic allies such as Russia, Iran, Cuba, and Nicaragua, has meticulously orchestrated and financed forced and voluntary migrations from Latin America to the United States. This multifaceted approach incorporates:

1. Illegal Migration
2. Transnational Criminal Networks
3. Terrorist Groups from Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa
4. Radical Ideological Groups
5. Activist Entities on the Far Left
6. Intelligence and Security Operators from Countries Opposed to or Aligned Against the United States.

Unleashing Geopolitical Destabilization across the Americas

The systematic orchestration of criminal activities across Latin America is no mere coincidence. The collaboration between individuals of diverse nationalities, operating in concert, is evidence of the strategic success behind this continental agenda. The initial phase involves triggering social and political chaos, creating openings for coordinated violent and radical movements to amplify their impact on vulnerable communities, and even on broader socio-economic strata. The ultimate aim is either the systematic abandonment of these nations or the annexation of radical groups by force or alliance.

What was once considered a product of Latin America's economic realities has evolved into a geopolitical weapon directed against a seemingly vulnerable United States. This orchestration exposes the vulnerability of the nation to attacks by enemies who have progressively infiltrated and catalyzed sustained processes of chaos and social anarchy. These forces receive unknowing support from social groups and activists seeking radical revolution in the political, social, and cultural fabric of the nation.

Simultaneously, the USA's most formidable adversaries, including terrorists, pariah states, and failed nations, are spreading their roots of terror and violence across the country, as well as throughout the continent. At a certain point, one can expect the culmination of this strategy—a day that might be titled "When Terror Changed America.”

Note: It is imperative for me to emphasize, due to the circumstances, that the overwhelming majority of emigrants, particularly those who departed from Venezuela are individuals possessing a commendable level of education and civility. Their journey to foreign lands is driven by the dire necessity to secure their survival amidst challenging conditions. My departure from Venezuela preceded the advent of Chavismo, a departure fueled by my unwavering battle against the scourge of drug trafficking and the burgeoning wave of corruption. Looking back, this departure may have acted as a prelude, foreshadowing the shadows that would enshroud not only my beloved nation but also the entirety of Latin America.