Provocation of a Venezuelan priest exiled in the United States: "With three missiles ends the regime of Nicolás Maduro"

He escaped from Venezuela, crossed the Mexican border and was detained for 42 days in the United States. This is what happened to Father José Palmar in exile. He now wants, like so many other opponents, that Nicolás Maduro leave the palace of Miraflores. And for that, he asks for the intervention of Donald Trump.

"With three missiles, the Maduro regime would end: one in the Palace of Miraflores (seat of the Bolivarian government), another in the Fuerte Tiuna (Caracas military base) and the last of the Maracay Air Force Base"he surprised in an interview with Infobae. "With an F16 plane hit," he insisted the United States attack Venezuela.

In fact, the president of this country, Donald Trump, badured earlier this year that "all options are on the table" to get Maduro out at the same time as he had recognized in January the incumbent of the National Assembly (AN), Juan Guaidó, "president in charge" of Venezuela.

Father Palmar, although he does not believe that Trump ordered Maduro to be attacked, badured that the Venezuelan armed forces were demoralized: "There would be no resistance of any kind. The regime has groups of thugs disguised as soldiers, but they can not react effectively. "

In this sense, Palmar insisted on criticizing the security guards surrounding the president: "The military are not soldiers, they are entrepreneursthey are corrupt and enriched by the plunder of the public and narco-savages. And he concluded: "There is no military strategy. "

Palmar was pastor of the parish for 28 years from the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Maracaibo until January of last year. He exiled for fear of being imprisoned. A few days later, he arrived in the United States, but Migraciones stopped him for attempting to enter undocumented. He was detained for 42 days. Now again at liberty, he asked "three missiles" to overthrow Maduro.