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Published: 28 September 2021

Segregation, Inequality, and Racism is Back in America.

Most blacks in the U.S. consider the Star-Spangled Banner their national anthem.

The United States fought a civil war to amend the wrong of what civil rights leader Robert Woodson called, America’s “birth defect”. Over 650,000 American deaths in that armed conflict, including the assassination of a paradigmatic president (Abraham Lincoln), was the life cost to abolish slavery and save the Republic

The Reconstruction Amendments following this seminal national conflict (13^th, 14^th, and 15^th) were adopted to establish the safeguards to assure that equality, a natural right structurally incrusted in America’s founding values, would be institutionalized for all. An ensuing “separate but equal” legal doctrine, however, permitted and enforced racial segregation, thereby debilitating the notion of equality. One hundred years later, comprehensive civil rights legislation, ended this unfortunate practice. Now Marxist elites, woke businesses, with the acquiescence of the Biden-Harris administration and the Democratic Party are bringing segregation, inequality, and racism back. 

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Published: 27 September 2021

Lilo Vilaplana’s ‘El Caballo’: A Film About Destitution in Cuba.

This time the awarded film director has focused on the daily struggles by ordinary folks for basic needs in Cuba.

Lilo Vilaplana is at it again. Another superb film! This time the awarded film director has focused on the daily struggles by ordinary folks for basic needs in Cuba and the system of entrenched corruption it engenders. This all too familiar scenario within all communist countries, is vividly showcased in this movie.

El American could not pass up the opportunity to talk with Lilo Vilaplana about this latest silver screen jewel, “El caballo” (The Horse). Seeking to portray the challenges of meeting daily life necessities amid the scarcity in socialist systems, it places the viewer in those intricacies.

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Published: 24 September 2021

Biden’s Prostration U.N. Speech.

The United Nations, an institution established for the idyllic purpose of world-building, has deviated completely from its charter declaration and founding documents. Today it is a playpen for the world’s most notorious evil regimes, where their intelligence armies build networks to destroy free societies. The truth is that since the passage of the Korean War resolution in 1950 under U.N. Security Council Resolution 83, the U.N. has all been morally downhill for its bureaucracy and for pretending to be a global government. President Biden was a most fitting figure for the venue. The thirty-three-minute speech he gave on Tuesday, September 21 was an act of weakness and prostration.

Although these encounters serve no useful purpose for sovereign republican governments, given the false equivalence rendered to dictatorships and unelected powers, world leaders like to showcase their belief systems in true campaign-style. Biden signaled out the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change as the world’s biggest challenges. “As a global community”, he said, “we’re challenged by urgent and looming crises wherein lie enormous opportunities if — if — we can summon the will and resolve to seize these opportunities,” said Biden. 

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Published: 20 September 2021

Mexico Rejects AMLO’S Admiration for Cuba: An Interview with América Rangel.

The congresswoman from the National Action Party (PAN) has launched a formidable campaign to raise awareness of the brutalities of the communist regime in Havana and has singled out the Mexican president for his dishonorable conduct.

The Cuban dictator’s visit to Mexico has prompted a great controversy. Díaz Canel’s presence is only half of it. The conduct of Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) and his statements of reverence towards Cuban communism has left many in shock. Mexican society, for the most part, has felt insulted and has demonstrated a general rejection for both, the state visit by the head of a sixty-two-year-old Marxist-Leninist dictatorship, and the pronouncements of apologia by AMLO.

The fact that this all occurred on the day Mexico celebrates its 211^th independence anniversary, in an official national holiday and celebration, is abominable, as judged by international reactions, but especially by Mexicans themselves. 

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