I see that you have a very political point of view and you are right in what you say, unfortunately the people of Venezuela are against the wall.
We do not have the international support since President Nicolas Maduro controls a whole country under the phantom threat of taking whoever is against him to jail.
This is so difficult, that I can go to jail for giving my point of view.
Yes the situation is horrible. I fully understand that. If you have any idea's how I could share my views in a way that doesn't increase danger, i'd be happy to learn.
The more I look into the situation of Venezuela the more I seem to see what Maduro is trying to do, even though I really do not like how he is imposing his power on the people. And THAT makes it impossible to be on his side.
I'm glad that there are many people ere on steemit writing articles about the situation as there is not much information available, but most people are not aware that Maduro and the rest of the country are being played by people who have a lot of money.
For me right now the most difficult challenge is how to reach the right people without putting anyone in danger.
A country where everything is controlled by a single system, which has the power to destroy what you do not like.
With my publications what I try to do is to inform about what is happening in Venezuela and that some day we can leave this government.
What options are out there?
And what does it take to turn the tide?
What information do the people on the street need?
After all people need to make up their own minds, so all we can do is to present as many facts as possible, But is that even going to work? Maduro has his agenda with his propaganda, the opposition also has an agenda and their propaganda. This keeps people divided. The Billionaires who want Venezuela's natural resources have their agenda. And they play both sides to keep the people divided.
This part of that game is what i see very clearly. But i'm still trying to figure out how to communicate it.
In a way Maduro and the opposition both want the same thing, They want Venezuela out of this mess. but as long as they let themselves be played by the billionaires this will be difficult to get out. And the billionaires they control the consumer market, to drive a wedge between the people.
In a way everyone should say fuck it, we don't choose sides, we choose for Venezuela.
But that's no real option when the billionaires keep setting up people against each other.
Venezuela needs a few very smart guys to make sense of the situation and turn it around.
Yes the situation is horrible. I fully understand that. If you have any idea's how I could share my views in a way that doesn't increase danger, i'd be happy to learn.
The more I look into the situation of Venezuela the more I seem to see what Maduro is trying to do, even though I really do not like how he is imposing his power on the people. And THAT makes it impossible to be on his side.
I'm glad that there are many people ere on steemit writing articles about the situation as there is not much information available, but most people are not aware that Maduro and the rest of the country are being played by people who have a lot of money.
For me right now the most difficult challenge is how to reach the right people without putting anyone in danger.