@ramonoropeza 5 December 2025

Imminent attack on Venezuela! I have no way to protect my family.

Since Donald Trump's election, I never thought this scenario was possible: an imminent attack on Venezuelan soil. Even when the US government began surrounding Venezuela and bombing boats carrying supposed drugs, I still didn't see an attack on our territory as a possibility. Now, not only is it not enough to barely survive, but we also have this anxiety of not knowing what might actually happen. However, the rhetoric and actions of the US government these past few weeks lead me to believe that an attack is imminent and could happen at any moment. We Venezuelans are so preoccupied with surviving that we no longer believe in politicians to lead the fight for freedom and justice in Venezuela. I wish the criminals who govern today would leave peacefully, but even with these attacks, I don't think they want to relinquish power. On the contrary, they will cling to it until it costs them their lives, and this will only make things worse. We Venezuelans are so preoccupied with surviving that we no longer believe in politicians to lead the fight for freedom and justice in Venezuela. This leads me to consider several scenarios should the United States begin attacks on Venezuela. Generally, I think of two: 1) Attacks directly targeting government officials. 2) Attacks on camps or strategic points of the drug trafficking business. In both scenarios, the same immediate consequences could be triggered: curfews, shortages, lack of basic services, prolonged blackouts, lack of transportation, and insecurity. My concern is the logistics of securing food and basic survival supplies for at least a month. Even today, as I write this, I don't have enough food. My refrigerator broke down due to the blackouts (I need to buy a new compressor), my mother is almost out of medicine, and we don't have a first-aid kit. We also don't have flashlights or power banks to charge our phones. I only have one 20-liter bottle of drinking water (which we buy weekly). Here in Venezuela, an empty bottle to refill with drinking water costs $10. An absurd price. I'm really worried. I'm not scared, but I am very anxious and on high alert. It's not just the precarious economic situation anymore; now there's the very real possibility of a foreign attack on my country and its consequences. If you can support me, I would be very grateful. I'm currently trying to improve my life by finding work online, but my laptop broke, and I'm completely broke. My jobs are just enough to survive. My mother also urgently needs eye surgery, and that's what worries me most. If you'd like to support me and learn more about my project and me, here's the link to the Cryptobakery project and other articles so you can learn more about me. Here are the links for the Cryptobakery project: Cryptobakery Project https://read.cash/@ramonoropeza/cryptobakery-simple-bch-in-spanish-and-for-everyone-support-me-to-get-it-fundaraising-acbb0ae1 Previous articles: Learned helplessness: a life without expectations https://read.cash/@ramonoropeza/learned-helplessness-a-life-without-expectations-ebc299e4 A Commitment to Life, Recovery, and Adoption of BCH https://read.cash/@ramonoropeza/a-commitment-to-life-recovery-and-adoption-of-bch-9a816dbc Declaration of Honesty: A Commitment to Life, Dreams, and BCH. https://read.cash/@ramonoropeza/declaration-of-honesty-a-commitment-to-life-dreams-and-bch-6e02ac66