Jordan Goudreau

So we were clear to do this.

So the expenses at the beginning stages, they didn't care about.

That is what Rendon said.

But that was – I mean, really, it was a down payment on the $1.5 million.

This figure is essentially –

It's arbitrary.

It is essentially just trying to find backing for the later stages of this operation.

The first stage of the operation is really supposed to be a link up.

What I did, the work that I did for a year and a half prepping this entire thing was I aggregated assets in Venezuela that were very close to Nicolas Maduro who had task and maneuver units.

That is to say that they were able to

to mobilize military units inside of Caracas to facilitate the capture of Nicolas Maduro.

There was no invasion.

There was no special operation, crazy invasion thing.

This entire operation was designed to be a military coup where Venezuela essentially – it's not really a coup.

You're just – you're taking a recognized dictator in Nicolas Maduro and the military, the Venezuela military are actioning.

I'm just providing a bit of a catalyst and some –

So this was another meeting that I had with people in the White House.

And it was made very clear to me that the money would flow once the first part was done.

And the first part was quite simple.

My plan called for three parts, right?