So who tried to kill the President of Venezuela?
Does this shot ever stop?
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Charred windows were seen near the place where President Maduro was speaking
From the BBC report:
Speaking on condition of anonymity, three of them said the incident was actually a gas tank explosion inside an apartment, but did not provide further details, the news agency says.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-45073385
That includes perceived crises.
So if somebody tried to kill him, it's perceived as a crisis and action will be taken.
So if it's a false flag operation, it's perceived as a crisis and action will be taken.
So if it's just random loud noises in the background, it's perceived as a crisis and action will be taken.
It's the follow-up that differs.
If it's an assassination attempt, it'll for sure be the Venezuelan opposition with help from "the Americans" (perhaps you, perhaps me, perhaps Kushner, but "the Americans"
. Or somebody in Maduro's inner circle that he wants gone ... Who, of course, will have helped the people from the Venezuelan opposition with help from the Americans.
If it's false flag, then framing the innocent and justifying the guilty will be among the actions. Those charged will, of course, be opposition Venezuelans with help from the Americans. Perhaps somebody in Maduro's inner circle, yada-yada.
If it's random loud noises, then making sure that the perception is maintained by suppressing the truth is among the actions. And those charged will, of course, be opposition Venezuelans with help from the Americans. Or perhaps somebody in Maduro's inner circle, whatever.
Either way, with this kind of government now that it's billed as an assassination attempt that is the Truth, whatever actually happened; and if anything to the contrary gets reported, then the governmental Truth-in-media commission that was set up will get involved.
