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Published: 23 February 2022

Is the Clinton Machine Whitewashing BLM?

The communist-linked organization is in serious trouble if it wants to continue receiving lavish donations from woke capitalists.

The Marxist organization, which was founded in 2013, was granted tax-exempt status by the IRS in December 2020 and given a 501(c)(3) classification (Tax ID # 82-4862489). $8.4 million was spent on operating expenses, $2 million was dedicated to the 2020 election vote production, and $21.7 million appears to have been spent for alleged “social justice” purposes by way of grant disbursements, according to the previously cited “impact report.” The remaining 67% of the donations received during the 2020 socialist insurrection in America, or $60 million, was found nowhere in the BLMGNF 2020 short form 990 tax filing, as was revealed in a high-depth investigation conducted by the Washington Examiner.   

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Published: 18 February 2022

American Airlines, Castrismo’s Secret Police Cuba

When you do business with communists, eventually, you lose moral autonomy. The “morality” becomes what the despots tell you.

When capitalism does business with totalitarian regimes, the private commercial entities involved become partners in crime with tyranny. American Airlines, the world’s largest air passenger carrier in 2019, according to Simple Flying, is acting as Cuban communism’s political police. Anamely Ramos, a Cuban art historian and member of the San Isidro Movement, was prevented from boarding a return flight to Cuba in Miami International Airport by airline personnel. 

American Airlines insist that they are following the instructions given to them from Cuba. A popular program in Cuban state television, however, contradicted the Dallas/Fort Worth-based company’s affirmation. During a televised segment of “Con Filo”, Gabriela Fernández Álvarez, the regime’s spokesperson, blamed American Airlines for the fact that Ramos was denied the ability to leave for the island. It is quite common for communist dictatorships to throw businesses under the bus when it is convenient for the narrative that they are pushing. Additionally, the rant that followed continued to contradict the facts, such as Ramos non-desire to seek asylum, nor the violation of her visa.

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