“Ya Casi Venezuela” will receive operation tun tun while the MP investigates and the rats jump out of the boat

Published at: 26/09/2024 06:40 PM

The fraudulent campaign “Almost Venezuela” is an operation shrouded in shadows and managed by characters such as Joshua P. Jones, a 49-year-old lawyer from Georgia, the United States, and the mercenary Erik Prince; both with dark interests, in addition to the complicity of the US government to continue attacking the country. This scam is just the continuation of what we already saw with the fraudulent fundraising raffle for the primary elections and the media concert in Cucuta in 2019.

The Outside America Foundation (Tax ID 93-3587690), registered with the IRS, is the organization listed on gift receipts. Here's the first inconsistency: this foundation is registered to receive less than $50,000 a year, but now, magically, it's raising hundreds of thousands of dollars. In addition, the most suspicious thing is that the registered address of this “foundation” is simply a residential address: 159 1st Ave N 153, Franklin, TN 37064. An address in a residential building that clearly seeks to hide everything related to the activities of this ghost entity. There's no website, no clear mission, no explanation of where the money is going. All this indicates that we are dealing with another “briefcase foundation” designed to finance criminal acts against our Revolution.

But if anyone has questions about fundraising, they can call Joshua P. Jones directly at +1 (703) 542-8068 +1 (912) 262-0451 +1 (703) 542-6085 +1 (703) 754-4792. (703) 994-9682 or email Gjjones8806@gmail.com. If he does, ask him where the money is and what he intends to do with it. Don't expect clear answers from someone involved in such a shady plot, though.

In this regard, the Minister of Interior, Justice and Peace , Diosdado Cabello Rondón, stated on Wednesday, September 11, that the “Almost Venezuela” movement is really “a front for Erik Prince and the twins Andrés and Alejandro Vera to steal money.

There are also other people involved that we can't reveal yet. These twins and other characters defrauded more than 400 million dollars in a pyramid scheme and left thousands of victims without their savings. But a thief who steals from a thief has 100 years of forgiveness.

Operation Tun Tun is coming

Meanwhile, on September 25, during Con El Mazo Dando Program number 496, Cabello announced that “a tun tun operation is coming for all those who have given money to conspire against the country.”

“A special operation is coming to locate those who collaborated. We already have the data and the actions are coming,” he said when talking about the new scam of the extreme right: “Almost Venezuela”

Cabello added that he handles information that, not only those who gave, but also those who intended it are in a data.

Prosecutor's Office investigates

Meanwhile, on September 24, the Attorney General of the Republic, Tarek William Saab, reported that his office is investigating the Ya Casi Venezuela platform in order to establish criminal liability for those who are collaborating to bring mercenaries from the United States to invade and kill, and he claimed to have a list of those who have collaborated with this campaign.

“On the platform they call it 'Almost Venezuela', where we are doing the corresponding study at the legal level, they are committing crimes, even within the United States and in the continental and global spheres,” he said.

Thief who steals from thieves

This Wednesday, the president of the Venezuelan Resistance Movement, Gustavo Lainette, an organization that has repeatedly requested military intervention by the United States (USA) against the South American country, disassociated himself from the mercenary campaign Almost Venezuela, and accused its organizers of being involved in an “aggravated scam”.

“It would be very irresponsible not to take appropriate precautions, so I took a step back when I was not given the guarantees I demanded,” Lainette said, noting that those who run the platform, created by a group of American mercenaries -led by Erik Prince- to promote conspiracy actions against Venezuela, are linked to other cases of fraud.

The head of the movement, an ally of the Venezuelan extreme right, revealed that the execution of the collection plan required the façade of a constituted organization that would respond to donors. “That would be our role in this story (...) as a collecting entity,” he said in a video through his social networks.

Mazo News Team