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It’s been a month since the #LiveAid fake humanitarian aid concert. Richard Branson has gone virtually silent re: Venezuela. Where'd all the money go? According to their own post, they’ve raised $2.5 million. Their declared goal ahead of the Feb 22nd concert was $100 million.https://twitter.com/aidlivefoundati/status/1108904790761848833 …
or was it #AidLive? Anyways, $2.5 million USD of the $100 million goal.
One would think that just flying in that line-up of reactionary artists, plus security, catering, all other costs associated would have had a price tag of at least $2.5 million USD?https://twitter.com/VenezuelaAid/status/1104115340160708610 …
Does this look like 317,000 people?
That's the attendance reported by authorities & organizers at the #VenezuelaAidLive concert on Feb 23. This is the photo Richard 'Hit it and Quit it' Branson proudly tweeted the morning after.pic.twitter.com/YJBQxI3iNo
*concert was 22nd, Branson tweeted the image the next morning on the 23rd, which was also the day the U.S. tried to invade Venezuela with trucks full of fake aid, which the opposition themselves set on fire, only to blame the GNB.
The Venezuelan opposition is really bad with facts, numbers, dates and calculations in general. So too is Paraguay's right-wing (their president actually attended the #VenezuelaAidLive concert)
Here, Paraguayan outlet @UltimaHoracom pins attendance at 317,000 and also 370,000pic.twitter.com/UC1zUdDF8v
I wonder how much that failed parade cost us.
At least Camila ;)
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